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Is the European Union (EU) taking a page out of President Donald Trump's immigration control book? It certainly looks that way, as the 27-nation bloc adopts a provisional deal that would ramp up deportations and introduce tougher screening at the EU's borders. In September 2025, addressing the UN General Assembly, Trump warned European leaders, “You're destroying your countries.” Mass protests in some EU states, along with surges in violent crime rates, indicate that European immigration may be at a breaking point.

Still, there's a large and very vocal faction on the left who will settle for nothing less than retribution for all the perceived wrongs the Trump administration has done them.

One of the suspects reportedly told investigators that the principal targets were "capitalist elites" and "billionaires," as well as politicians who take donations from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

What is the definition of insanity? It is often observed that the 20th century's most acclaimed theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein, said, “The

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, DC, has been neglected for decades, sadly, and it seems every attempt to restore it to glory has been doomed from the start. Former President Barack Obama tried and failed – and he wasn't the first – but President Donald Trump said he would get it done quickly, without any fuss, and at relatively little cost. The renovation took longer than he claimed it would and cost considerably more than the figure he originally touted. But he did fix it, and, for a few days, it looked great. Still, it already needs repairs after allegedly being sabotaged – and, beyond the question of whether the famous landmark was deliberately damaged, reactions to the news tell us a great deal about the mind-altering effects of Trump Derangement Syndrome.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, DC, has been neglected for decades, sadly, and it seems every attempt to restore it to glory has been doomed from the start.

Broke globalists decide to slum it with the rest of the riff-raff in everyone's favorite European city. United Nations

On Monday, June 29, everyone waited for a possible Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship. As it turned out, that was not issued, but another significant election-related case was decided – and it's a blow to President Donald Trump's quest to tighten election security. In a 5-4 decision, with the majority opinion authored by Trump-appointed Justice Amy Coney Barrett, the Court struck down a challenge to a Mississippi law that allows mail-in, or absentee, ballots that arrive after Election Day to be counted.

Of all the amendments to the US Constitution, there is one that has been under constant siege for decades. The Second Amendment is the only one that Americans are required, in many parts of the country, to justify why they exercise the right it protects, meet certain standards, and constantly deal with a barrage of infringements of that same right – all of which are, by definition, unconstitutional. There is good news, though, for gun rights advocates.

Is Graham Platner finished? It looks that way. No sooner had the Senate candidate from Maine categorically denied a new allegation of sexual impropriety revealed in a July 6