More than 200 migrants who broke open a fence and pushed past Texas border officials will not be facing charges in El Paso County, Texas. A judge dismissed their case on Wednesday, May 8.
Charges dropped against 211 migrants who stormed border, DA appeals Read More »
Another week, another headline that has millions wondering what has happened to the America of our youth. “Woke” social engineering by the far left appears to have claimed another victim: the Boy Scouts of America. The organization that had molded millions of boys into leaders who valued nature, personal responsibility and hard work has announced it will rebrand itself as “Scouting America,” removing the word “boy” from its name. It’s a wonder they didn’t remove America too.
Basile: ‘Woke’ Scouts and the death of another American institution Read More »
Sandwiched between his appearances in court, Donald Trump headed on Saturday to the Jersey Shore, where he repeatedly blamed President Biden for the criminal charges he’s facing as the presumptive nominees prepare to face off in the November election and called his New York hush money case “a Biden show trial.”
Trump tells Jersey Shore crowd he’s being forced to endure ‘Biden show trial’ Read More »
Friday night, Americans across the country were able to catch a glimpse of the northern lights from coast to coast, a sight many only get to see once in their lifetime. But for those who missed it, or are hoping for a second look, you may just get that chance Saturday night.
Will Americans see the northern lights again tonight? Read More »
State Rep. Richard Holtorf, the whip of the Colorado House’s Republican Conference, offered review of the recently closed Colorado legislative session in a press statement this week.
Rep. Holtorf details the ‘good, bad and ugly’ of state legislative session Read More »
The recently retired second in command of the U.S. Border Patrol said the Biden administration intentionally blocked him and others from engaging with the public, enacting robust protocols to sabotage media requests as millions surged across the southern border.
Top Border Patrol officials say Biden appointees silenced them for years Read More »
Days after a new state law began allowing Colorado students to choose their names at school, an effort to require parental notification for such behavior started petitioning for the November ballot.
Eighteen years after he was first elected to the Colorado Legislature, state Senator Bob Gardner concluded his final legislative session on Wednesday, May 8.
In an effort to avoid having to go to voters for tax increases, Colorado state lawmakers have increasingly turned to fees.
From bag fees to car fees, two ballot measures could end Colorado’s fee-frenzy Read More »
DENVER (KDVR) — Auraria Campus officials raised concerns Thursday about safety and sanitary conditions at the ongoing encampment protests there.
Officials concerned with public safety, human waste at Auraria protest camp Read More »
