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VA Secretary Collins Frozen Out as GOP Shields Benefit Cuts
The establishment wants a rubber stamp, not a reformer — and veterans with tinnitus and sleep apnea will pay the tab.
August 13, 2026
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The establishment wants a rubber stamp, not a reformer — and veterans with tinnitus and sleep apnea will pay the tab.
August 13, 2026
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Judge Indira Talwani expands injunction, barring USPS from refusing ballot deliveries to noncompliant states before midterms
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The government's top doctor privately warned of cytokine storm risks in early 2021 — then told the public there were 'no red flags.'
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The same Senate that rubber-stamped leftist activists is now using calendar tricks to leave constitutionalist nominees stranded.
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The president's defender now helms the department that spent years trying to jail him.
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The executive order splits MMR shots, trims federal vaccine recommendations, and tasks the DOJ with defending parents against state mandates.
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Oil spikes 3% as Trump rejects Iran's conditions for reopening Hormuz and fires back with his own compensation demand.
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Canceled runoffs and redrawn districts rig the rules—Tuesday's election reveals who really picks the GOP nominee.
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James Talarico admitted on camera his church violated federal immigration law—while fighting to keep accused predators on the streets
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One state housed 2,500 veterans. Washington still writes blank checks abroad.
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SAVE Act Democrat Ed Case proves even deep-blue voters reject the left's open-borders agenda.
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The progressive star won't rule out 2028 while her endorsed candidates keep toppling establishment Democrats — and she'd rather you forget what 'Woke 1.0' was really about.
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The federal commission policing tribal casinos can't cite violations or close unsafe facilities—and the White House hasn't bothered to fill the empty chair.
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