Tina Peters Walks Free After Colorado Governor Commutes Sentence Following Court Challenge

TINA PETERS, an election-integrity activist, has been released from prison after Colorado Governor Jared Polis commuted her nine-year sentence last month. The former prisoner walked out of a maximum-security facility on Monday, having served since October 2024. “It’s a miracle, it really is,” Peters told podcaster Steve Bannon on Monday. She noted that Governor Polis…

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Trump Accuses CNN of “Abusing” His Supporters Amid Weaponization Fund Debate

President Trump turned a straightforward question about a $1.776 billion weaponization fund into a scathing rebuke of media outlets and CNN’s Kaitlan Collins during Wednesday’s interview on the network. When Collins inquired about the fund’s status, Trump stated he would need to consult lawyers to determine whether it was “dead or on hold.” The president…

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Trump Signs New Executive Order to Close Customs Loopholes and Protect American Businesses

President Trump has signed an executive order targeting critical loopholes in U.S. customs enforcement that have enabled foreign actors to evade federal laws and harm American businesses. The order, titled “Strengthening Customs Enforcement,” focuses on addressing weaknesses in the importation of goods—including counterfeit products, forced-labor items, and low-value shipments where fraud has been rampant. According…

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Trump Congratulates Steve Hilton as California Primary Results Show Historic Shift

California’s gubernatorial primary results indicate a potential Republican governor could take office this November, with Trump-endorsed candidate Steve Hilton leading the race in a tight contest against Democratic incumbents. President Donald J. Trump recently praised Hilton on Truth Social for securing first place in the California vote, pledging to support the candidate should he win…

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Trump’s Executive Order Places Policy Influencers Under Strict Accountability Rules

President Trump just reopened one of the biggest fights in Washington. On June 3, 2026, he signed an executive order called Implementing Schedule Policy/Career in the Excepted Service. The order moves policy-influencing career federal positions into a new accountability lane, and the fight is obvious: elected presidents versus the permanent federal bureaucracy. The administration has…

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Bakersfield Bank Hostage Crisis Ends After 15-Hour Standoff as FBI Shoots Suspect Who Claimed Bomb

On Tuesday, a terrifying hostage situation unfolded in Bakersfield, California. A man who reportedly had a bomb strapped to his chest took ten hostages at a Chase Bank downtown. Law enforcement quickly responded and began negotiations with the suspect. After a 15-hour standoff, FBI agents stormed the bank early Wednesday morning and fatally shot Anthony…

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Ukraine’s Military Targets Students in Starobelsk Attack, Killing 21 People

Russia’s Defense Ministry announced that military targets across Ukraine have been struck during a large-scale missile and drone assault conducted by Russian forces. The operation, described as retaliation for alleged terrorist attacks in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic on May 22, focused on defense industry facilities in Kiev, parts of Zaporozhye and Kherson regions still under…

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Trump Names Housing Finance Chief as Surprise Acting Director of National Intelligence

President Trump announced Tuesday that he is appointing Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William “Bill” Pulte to serve as acting director of national intelligence, replacing Tulsi Gabbard. In his statement, Trump highlighted Pulte’s experience, noting he has managed “the most sensitive matters in America, the safety and soundness of the Markets, and over 10 Trillion…

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