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The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) was charged with fraud, and money laundering involving “violent extremist groups.”

Gene Hamilton, the President and co-founder of America First Legal, warned on The Alex Marlow Show that conservatives need to prepare for “lawfare that is enabled by woke AI” in the future.

President Donald Trump said he is extending the U.S.-Iran ceasefire “until such time as” Tehran submits a “unified proposal” and talks are concluded “one way or the other,” hours before the two-week truce was set to expire and after Iran declined to participate in a new round of negotiations.

The average immigrant pays more in taxes than the average paid by all American children, disabled people, retirees, students, and employees, says an apples vs. oranges report from the Cato Institute.

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that, considering the Iranian government is “seriously fractured,” he is extending the ceasefire with Iran until such time Iran can submit a “unified proposal.”

An illegal alien, convicted on nine counts of groping teenage girls at Fairfax County High School in Virginia, will serve just 140 days in prison after having been sentenced on Tuesday.

Rep. Maria Salazar (R-FL), the lead sponsor of the “DIGNIDAD Act” amnesty bill, says she welcomes a primary challenger in Florida’s 27th congressional district. 

An illegal alien, released into the U.S. by the Biden administration, is now accused of murdering his coworker with a sledgehammer in Texas.

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-FL) stepped down from Congress on Tuesday, moments before the House Ethics Committee was set to consider sanctions.

The House Ethics committee meets to decide on a penalty for Democrat Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick for allegedly stealing millions from FEMA on Tuesday, April 21.

Arizona Democrat congressional candidate Joanna Mendoza, who is running in the state’s Sixth Congressional District, is refusing to answer questions about her backing from Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) and from a PAC founded by his pal, disgraced former Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA).

An illegal alien has pleaded guilty to incest after a 12-year-old girl, left in his care, delivered his child in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

A majority of Germans think shutting down the entire fleet of reactors during Europe’s years-long, crippling energy crisis was a mistake.

Bobby Olivier, a food and culture Editor and a music reporter for NJ Advance Media, took Bruce Springsteen to task this week calling the rocker’s Prudential Center concert in Newark on Monday “all hypocritical crap. Profiteering over legitimate protest.”

MI Dem Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow is facing a wave of mockery for her over-the-top entrance to the state party convention.

Two public school teachers in Fairfax, Virginia, abused their position by telling their students to pressure their parents to vote “yes” on the state’s gerrymandering scheme.

Jeff Bezos’ aerospace company Blue Origin failed to place a customer’s satellite into the correct orbit during a Sunday launch, triggering massive financial losses for the satellite operator.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper joined CBS “Late Show” host Stephen Colbert for a segment Monday that started with some flirting — “Nice to see you again. You know I enjoy your work, but what I forget when I haven’t seen you in a while is how damn handsome you are… and dapper,” Colbert said — and segued quickly to bashing President Donald Trump. 

Alex Bores, a Democratic congressional candidate in New York, is unveiling a proposal to establish an “AI dividend” program designed to distribute wealth generated by the technology and mitigate potential mass unemployment. The plan sounds suspiciously close to the universal basic income (UBI) plans favored by tech tycoons.

Seventeen rare and extremely valuable books have been restored to the John Hay Whitney estate in Long Island after they vanished in the 1980s.

Républicain party members overwhelmingly backed former Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau for next year’s French presidential election.

President Donald Trump is slated to read a few verses from the Bible Tuesday evening as part of the “America Reads The Bible” initiative.

Tuesday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” President Donald Trump said his pick for Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh would do a “great job” which should include the U.S. having the lowest interest rate in the world.

Venezuela extradited Ali Zaki Hage Jalil, a man long accused of being involved in Hezbollah’s 1994 bombing of Panama’s Alas Chiricanas Flight 901, the U.S. embassy in Panama announced on Monday.

Kamala Harris told a crowd that the Trump administration is the most “corrupt, callous, and incompetent in history.”

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump will host over 100 National Collegiate Athletic Association Champions at the White House on Tuesday afternoon. 

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R) is leading a coalition of GOP House members urging President Donald Trump to pick an Attorney-General who will “immediately” wipe away Biden-era ATF gun controls.

Iran’s remaining living regime officials flooded the pages of their state media outlets on Tuesday with outraged statements rejecting any negotiation with the United States and threatening “decisive, definitive, and immediate” attacks.

The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on “Arctic Frost,” the investigation by former Special Counsel Jack Smith under the Biden regime of Donald Trump and his allies, on Tuesday, April 21.

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifies before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Tuesday, April 21.

Former Fed governor pledges to keep monetary policy ‘strictly independent’ while pursuing reforms.

The head of Peru’s National Election Jury (JNE), a body that evaluates disputes regarding ballots and other vote technicalities, told reporters this weekend that her office expects to be able to offer the nation the complete results of the April 12 election by mid-May.

Civil Servant set up to take fall for scandal struck back, stating No.10 rushed process to appoint scandal-struck Labour veteran.

The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to weigh in on whether Colorado can exclude Catholic schools from its universal pre-K program over their rejection of students who have same-sex parents. 

Hungarian legislation shielding minors from exposure to LGBTQI+ dogma violates European Union (E.U.) law and hurts respect for human rights and equality, the bloc’s court ruled Tuesday.

Spanish conservative group Hazte Oír on Monday filed a popular prosecution request against Begoña Gómez, wife of socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, seeking a 24 year-prisons sentence in the ongoing corruption trial process against her.