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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced that he had paused his global tariff regime for 90 days. That sent stocks soaring, but there was one notable exception: China. Advertisement Instead of relief, the communist nation was slapped with an even higher 125 percent tariff. How much has that rattled the CCP? By Thursday morning, their…
It’s certainly an interesting way to put it, but Kevin O’Leary, also known as Mr. Wonderful, has had enough with China stealing from American citizens. For decades, politicians and feckless leaders in the White House have allowed China to steal Americans’ intellectual property without so much as a slap on the wrist. Thankfully, President Trump…
The House of Representatives has succeeded in restricting district court judges like James Boasberg from using their powers to issue nationwide injunctions against President Trump’s policies. Advertisement Obviously the vote was split along party lines, with one Republican joining the Democrats in voting “NO.” The House on Wednesday passed a bill restricting district court judges…
It’s no secret that there’s major grift in the homeless industrial complex, especially in California, and finally it looks like we’re on the road to uncovering the fraud and seeing corrupt bureaucrats perp-walked. Advertisement On the heels of a scathing independent audit of the City of Los Angeles’ spending on homelessness commissioned by US District…
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed reports on Wednesday that President Donald Trump’s press office is not responding to emails from journalists who display their pronouns in their bios. Advertisement In a post on X, Leavitt replied to a headline that read, “‘Trump press secretary doesn’t engage with reporters using pronouns in emails, says they deny…
The House of Representatives held off on voting on the Senate’s amendment to the House budget resolution bill Wednesday night. Earlier on Wednesday, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) shepherded a procedural vote to passage in the lower chamber in a squeaker, 216-215, allowing for a floor vote to move forward: Advertisement 
RULE PASSES — @SpeakerJohnson clears…
We’ve all been there, and I do mean all of us. You’ve had a brutally long day at the office, on the job site, at the family reunion, out working in the yard, or what have you, and the thing you’re looking forward to the most once you’re done for the day is to unwind…
Welcome to the RedState VIP Gold Live Chat show. Tonight on the Red State VIP Gold show, Duke, Scott, and Taylor go over what has happened since last Wednesday, with the Trump announcement of Liberation Day, and the up-and-down roller coaster of the Dow Jones Industrial Average; plus, we saw the announcement on Wednesday from…
The case surrounding the firing of members of the National Labor Relations Board and Merit Systems Protection Board has turned into one wild ride, and it just got wilder. Advertisement The Trump administration scored an initial victory, with the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruling 2-1 that he could give…
National issues can have local effects. Sometimes those effects are bad; sometimes they are good. A federal crackdown on grants for local organizations that promote nitwittery like “Drag Queen Story Hours” for kids is a good thing. And it’s happening right here in Alaska – well, in Anchorage, anyway. Thanks to the DOGE, the Alaska…