Social Security Administration to Cut Phone Services, Citing Fraud Risk

by The Center Square | Mar 19, 2025

by Thérèse Boudreaux   Americans attempting to apply for or update their Social Security benefits will no longer be able to complete the claims process over the phone. Beginning March 31, the Social Security Administration will require online or in-person...

Trump-Ordered Release of JFK Files Provide Fresh Evidence Kennedys Wanted to Assassinate Castro

by Just the News | Mar 19, 2025

by Steven Richards and Jerry Dunleavy   The National Archives on Tuesday released the JFK assassination files pursuant to President Donald Trump’s executive order. “It’s approximately 80,000 pages,” Trump said Monday when announcing the release. “So it’s a...

Newsom Signals He Won’t Cut Healthcare for Illegal Migrants Despite Soaring Costs

by Daily Caller News Foundation | Mar 19, 2025

by Jason Cohen   Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom says he won’t end taxpayer-backed healthcare for illegal migrants, despite being billions short on state healthcare funds. The governor Monday requested state lawmakers provide a $2.8 billion loan to help...

First Congressional Democrat Calls for Schumer to Step Down as Senate Leader

by Just the News | Mar 19, 2025

by Charlotte Hazard   Maryland Democrat Rep. Glenn Ivey on Tuesday night publicly suggested New York Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer step down as Senate majority leader, becoming the first congressional Democrat to do so. “I respect Chuck Schumer,” Ivey said...

Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady, Still Sees Two Cuts Coming This Year

by Admin | Mar 19, 2025

CNBC   The Federal Reserve in a closely watched decision Wednesday held the line on benchmark interest rates though still indicated that reductions are likely later in the year. Faced with pressing concerns over the impact tariffs will have on a slowing economy,...

Trump Proposes U.S. Ownership of Ukraine’s Nuclear Plants

by Admin | Mar 19, 2025

The Hill   President Trump proposed a takeover of Ukrainian power plants as a form of protection, suggesting the U.S. could deter Russian attacks, amid a push for a partial ceasefire between Kyiv and Moscow covering energy facilities and infrastructure. Trump...

Schumer Faces Growing House Dem Calls to Step Down

by Admin | Mar 19, 2025

Axios   Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is facing more calls to step aside than have previously been reported, with the possibility of more soon to come, Axios has learned. No senators have called for Schumer to step down. But outside the Senate,...

Border Wall Construction to Resume Under Trump Administration, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Announces at Arizona’s Border Wall

by Rachel Alexander | Mar 19, 2025

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem announced in a video filmed at Arizona’s border with Mexico, that construction of the U.S.-Mexico border wall will resume, starting with seven new miles in the U.S. Border Patrol’s Rio Grande Valley Sector....

Top Story: Biden-Era Tax on Natural Gas Repealed, a Boon for Energy Industry

by Admin | Mar 19, 2025

Sen. Joni Ernst Urges DOD to Kill Contracts with Chinese Intel-Tied Defense Contractor

by Daily Caller News Foundation | Mar 19, 2025

by Philip Lenczycki   Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst asked the Department of Defense (DOD) on Tuesday to investigate a U.S. defense contractor owned by an individual with extensive ties to Chinese Communist Party (CCP) intelligence and influence agencies,...

Top Commentary: Presidents Can End Treaties; They Can Halt Foreign Aid, Too

by Admin | Mar 19, 2025

TSNN Featured: Border Wall Construction to Resume Under Trump Administration, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Announces at Arizona’s Border Wall

by Admin | Mar 19, 2025

Commentary: Presidents Can End Treaties; They Can Halt Foreign Aid Too

by The Daily Torch | Mar 19, 2025

by Robert Romano   At his recent address to a joint session of Congress on March 4, President Donald Trump noted that upon taking office he had “imposed an immediate freeze… on all foreign aid” via a January 20 executive order. Under the Jan. 20 Trump executive...

Biden Admin ‘Intentionally Buried’ Inconvenient Study to Justify Major Energy Crackdown, Sources Say

by Daily Caller News Foundation | Mar 19, 2025

by Nick Pope   The Biden administration deliberately buried a final draft version of a study that would have undermined its January 2024 decision to pause approvals for liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects, according to four Department of Energy (DOE)...