California looters now face 'hard-charging' consequences and more top headlines
1. California looters now face 'hard-charging' consequences
2. Air India flight crashes in residential area minutes after takeoff
3. GOP lawmaker flips script on Newsom, Bass by defining anti-ICE riots with one word
INSTANT BACKLASH – White House slams Democrat's 'shameful' gender claim against Treasury chief. Continue reading …
UNDER PRESSURE – Rogan claims two former presidents called Spotify over his COVID commentary. Continue reading …
LET'S MAKE A DEAL – European nation strikes deal to accept US migrants as Trump vows mass deportations. Continue reading …
LAST CALL – Karen Read trial testimony ends with defense expert dismantling crash allegation. Continue reading …
CREDIBILITY CONCERNS – Diddy juror may have 'lied' to get on the case. Continue reading …
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'GOLD' WAITLIST – Trump unveils golden ticket to citizenship for those willing to pay steep price. Continue reading …
POLLING PROBLEMS – Democrats give their congressional lawmakers a big thumbs-down. Continue reading …
DANGER ZONE – Defense Secretary Hegseth makes major military change in unstable Middle East. Continue reading …
NO SHELTER – Whistleblower asks DOJ to probe 'disturbing pattern' at blue state's migrant center. Continue reading …
HELP WANTED – LA mayor worries ICE raids will leave 'nobody to do childcare.' Continue reading …
SPIN CYCLE – Liberal media downplays LA riots, dismisses violence as isolated. Continue reading …
'NONPARTISAN' – Griffin warns 'The View' co-hosts against smearing ICE agents following Trump orders. Continue reading …
LEFT IN THE DUST – Liberals demand Obama speak out as they feel abandoned by former president. Continue reading …
HUGH HEWITT – Morning Glory: When Ronald Reagan fired the air traffic controllers, voters never forgot. Nor did the Soviets. Continue reading …
SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM – Russia sanctions bill aims to change Putin's calculus, protect world order. Continue reading …
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RED-WAVE VICTORY – Republicans dominate Democrats in baseball as GOP player's diving catch goes viral. Continue reading …
THOUGHT TRAP – Negative emotions might be changing your brain in surprising ways. Continue reading …
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TOY STORY – Discovery reveals how parents entertained their kids thousands of years before smartphones. Continue reading …
ALL BOTTLED UP – Man's amazing milk bottle collection has royal connections. See video …
TULSI GABBARD – Trump's trying to bring peace back to the streets. See video …
BRIT HUME – US-China trade truce is a step in the right direction. See video …
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