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“It’s really much more than local. The whole country is watching.”   By Nate Jackson If you live anywhere outside of Wisconsin, why would you care about the state’s Supreme Court election tomorrow? Well, Donald Trump and Elon Musk sure do care a lot — and so do their Democrat antagonists — which sets the stakes pretty high. The election pits former state Attorney General and now Waukesha County Judge Brad Schimel against Dane County Judge Susan Crawford. If the more conservative Schimel wins, it will tip the court back in the right direction from its previous 4-3 leftist majority. Progressive Justice Ann Walsh Bradley recently retired, leaving a 3-3 split. Wisconsin’s court is expected to hear challenges to the state’s abortion and voter ID laws, as well as its election map, which will have huge implications for the current slim majority Republicans hold in the U.S. House.  Multiple  op-ed writers have  called it  the most important election of 2025. “In the Gre...

By BEEGE WELBORN Honest to God, it makes you wonder if this is how the Left has been paying off their border-crossing shock troops. If you'll remember back to last week, when Elon and the DOGE team made their first official appearance together on Bret Baier's show,  I said the segment on Social Security should be required viewing for every little old recipient squawking about a billionaire 400 times over trying to steal their $1500 a month check. The reason SS recipients now have to personally come to an office to change their banking info if they wanted a bank deposit address changed was because of the rampant phone fraud the DOGE team had uncovered almost immediately. Forty percent of  ALL CALLS  were fraudulent efforts to change direct deposit info. This was done to protect Granny, not rob her and make her life miserable. 🚨STOPPING FRAUD: DOGE Engineer and Elon reveal that 40% of all calls to Social Security are from fraudsters trying to change dir...

By Ward Clark When President Trump re-assumed office in January, one thing that became very apparent very quickly was that he was, as the saying goes, "putting a team together." Many of his choices have been outstanding. His choice for Director of the FBI, though, was a real win.  Kash Patel, we should note, only took the oath to serve as Director of the FBI on February 21st. That's a little over a month in this office, and already his list of  successes is remarkable . Kash Patel has spent his  first month as FBI director  cracking down on some of the Trump administration's top law enforcement priorities, including violent crime, gang activity and drug trafficking – all while managing to avoid much of the high-profile controversy that has embroiled some other senior national security officials. His early moves have earned him accolades from Republicans in Congress, who have been quick to  praise Patel's first weeks in office , including his e...

By Jeff Charles The Iranian regime has reportedly loaded missiles on launchers in preparation for potential U.S. military action after President Donald Trump issued a threat to bomb the nation if it refused a new deal on nuclear weapons. NBC News’ Kristen Welker said on Sunday that President Trump told her that if Iran does not agree to a nuclear deal, “there will be bombing and it will be bombing the likes of which they have never seen before.” Trump told Kristen Welker that he's "pissed off" at Putin, and that he's going to bomb Iran if they don't submit to US demands...? pic.twitter.com/bNTzscLhVy — Michael Tracey (@mtracey) March 30, 2025 The Tehran Times, a government-run news outlet, reported that “Iran’s missiles are loaded onto launchers in all underground missile cities and are ready for launch.” The outlet added: “Opening the Pandora’s box will come at a heavy cost for the U.S. government and its allies.” #EXCLUSIVE Information rec...

By Ann McLean & Patricia N. Saffran Trump’s worthy efforts to restore historical markers must include Moses Ezekiel’s ‘Reconciliation Memorial’ in Arlington National Cemetery. President Donald Trump prioritized American history on March 27 with an  executive order   directing  his Department of the Interior to restore U.S. monuments taken down during Biden’s iconoclastic occupation of the White House. He fittingly asked that “anti-American ideology” be eliminated from national parks, museums, and memorials. Under Trump’s instruction, the Interior Department is to reinstall historical markers and statues taken down after Jan. 1, 2020. Art exhibitions that disparage the shared values of traditional Americans or promote racially divisive narratives will not receive federal funding. The Trump administration’s worthy and longed-for efforts must restore Moses Ezekiel’s “Reconciliation Memorial” in Arlington National Cemetery, and here is why. The Biden administration r...

By Amy Mek As RAIR Foundation’s exposés ignited national outrage, Yasir Qadhi used the sacred month of Ramadan to declare the Islamization of America “unstoppable”—and now, with Texas officials finally responding, the public has one chance to speak out: a Town Hall on EPIC City, March 31, 2025, hosted by Collin County Judge Chris Hill. During what is said to be one of the holiest and most reflective periods in Islam—Ramadan— Yasir Qadhi  used his platform not for prayer or peace, but for political provocation. His timing was no coincidence. Just weeks after RAIR Foundation released its bombshell exposé detailing Qadhi’s central role in engineering the Islamization of America—and after   our  viral report  exposing EPIC City, the controversial Sharia-style compound being advanced by the East Plano Islamic Center—Qadhi took the stage with a clear and chilling message: Islamization of America is not only underway—it’s unstoppable. The Power of ...

By Jim Hoft Louisiana voters overwhelmingly rejected  all four  constitutional amendments championed by Republican lawmakers and backed by Governor Jeff Landry. The amendments, which ranged from cracking down on unethical out-of-state lawyers, modernizing the tax code, holding violent juvenile offenders accountable, and streamlining judicial elections, were defeated at the ballot box in what conservatives are calling a “Soros-fueled sabotage” of Louisiana’s future. Amendment 1: Protecting Louisiana’s Legal Integrity — Rejected by Over 190,000 Votes Amendment No. 1 aimed to expand the Louisiana Supreme Court’s authority to discipline unethical out-of-state lawyers and grant the legislature power to create specialized trial courts. Supporters argued it was a necessary step to maintain legal integrity and flexibility in a changing world. But voters saw it differently, with 65% rejecting the measure, according to  WDSU . Opponents twisted the language, misleading voters i...