Erika Kirk Turns 38…Leader of $100 Million Political Network…Candace Owens
Erika Kirk, who recently turned 38, has emerged as one of the most consequential yet least publicly known figures in conservative politics, sitting at the…

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Erika Kirk, who recently turned 38, has emerged as one of the most consequential yet least publicly known figures in conservative politics, sitting at the…
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No, the national debt is not “under control.” On March 18, 2026, the U.S. national debt crossed $39 trillion for the first time — nearly doubling since…
The projected federal expense for Trump’s mass deportation program is staggering by any measure.
Trump’s universal tariffs on imports have cost American households somewhere between $1,000 and $2,500 depending on which estimate you use and which year…
No, gas prices under Donald Trump were not the “lowest in modern history.” That claim, repeated in speeches, social media posts, and even during the 2026…
The short answer is that President Trump cannot abolish the Department of Education on his own.
Despite President Trump’s claim that mortgage rates would drop “immediately” under his plan to have Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac purchase $200 billion in…
Trump’s campaign promise to end taxes on Social Security sounded simple, but the reality is far messier — and the consequences for the program’s long-term…
No, inflation is not “completely defeated.” Despite President Trump’s repeated declarations — at Davos in January 2026 and again during his State of the…
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