729 articles in the US News category.
By Tommy Flynn
Sund explained that on January 3, 2021, he sought National Guard support, but it was rejected by Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving due to concerns over "optics."
By Tommy Flynn
The force would be divided into two 300-troop units, stationed at military bases in Alabama and Arizona to cover regions east and west of the Mississippi River.
By Tommy Flynn
This tragedy marks the latest in a series of incidents at Clairton, including a 2009 explosion killing a maintenance worker, a 2010 blast injuring 20, a 2018 fire knocking out pollution controls leading to thousands of air permit violations, and a 2024 ignition causing minor injuries.
By Tommy Flynn
This move empowers Trump to deliver on promises of security, potentially expanding to other crime-plagued cities, restoring faith in law enforcement and making D.C. a symbol of American strength once more.
By Tommy Flynn
This tactic mirrors earlier deep state assaults on Trump, such as the 2016 letter from 50 former national security officials declaring him a "risk to national security" unfit for office, fueling the Russiagate farce that wasted millions and divided the nation.
By RWTNews Staff
This isn't just an isolated misstep—it's the latest chapter in a troubling pattern where federal and state agencies target conservative voices under the guise of combating "extremism," eroding our freedoms and chilling dissent.
By RWTNews Staff
California hasn’t seen a Republican governor since Arnold Schwarzenegger left office in 2011, but Hilton’s early polling and the state’s recent struggles—exacerbated by Newsom’s focus on national ambitions—offer a rare opening.
By RWTNews Staff
At its core, the Starship program represents SpaceX's vision for the future of space travel—a fully reusable spacecraft system designed to ferry humans and cargo to destinations far beyond low Earth orbit.
By Tommy Flynn
These penalties aren't theoretical—they've been applied before, setting a clear precedent. Take Steve Bannon, the former White House advisor who refused to comply with a subpoena from the January 6 committee.
By Tommy Flynn
Trump's resolve to confront these cartels head-on didn't emerge overnight; it's rooted in years of consistent advocacy for aggressive action against the drug scourge.
By Tommy Flynn
Now, the tables turn. On August 8, 2025, DOJ subpoenas hit James' office, part of a grand jury probe into whether her actions deprived Trump and the NRA of constitutional rights under color of law.
By Tommy Flynn
The appeals panel, led by Trump appointees Judges Gregory Katsas and Neomi Rao, rejected Boasberg's overstep, noting it forced the executive to capitulate to unlawful demands or face dubious prosecutions.