
Trump Crushes Free Speech: Bans Flag Burning
President Trump has taken a radical step against the First Amendment by banning flag burning.

President Trump has taken a radical step against the First Amendment by banning flag burning.

The federal government wants to crush states' rights by dictating cash bail policies.

The FBI raided former National Security Adviser John Bolton’s home, because the book he wrote years ago allegedly contains classified information.

Texas politics just hit peak absurdity. A Democrat was forced to join a national party call from a bathroom stall—because Republicans demanded police escorts for lawmakers like unruly schoolchildren.

Nathalie Rose Jones was charged for making threats against President Trump on social media.

Louisiana Attorney General targets Roblox, using child safety as a pretext to potentially restrict online freedom.

DHS Secretary Noem reports a decline of 1.6 million illegal migrants in 200 days.

President Trump just pulled off what the global elite couldn’t. He ended decades of bitter conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan—without bowing to bloated international bodies or foreign meddlers.

Two hundred days into Trump’s return to the White House, both sides are shouting. Republicans call it a “renewal.” Democrats call it “betrayal.” But the real question — the one nobody in Washington wants to answer — is simple: Are Americans actually freer today than they were in January? The answer is not encouraging.