Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has ordered a full-scale military mobilization as the United States boosts its naval presence in the Caribbean Sea, with the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group now operating just off Venezuela’s coast. Defense Minister Vladimir…
Watch The X22 Report On Video No videos found pt> Click On Picture To See Larger Picture Fed Miran is pushing for another rate cut. Secretary Burgum says lower energy prices means lower prices. This is how Trump battling the…
The Department of Justice has opened a full investigation into violent demonstrations that erupted outside a Turning Point USA event at the University of California, Berkeley, Attorney General Pam Bondi said Tuesday. Bondi said the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force,…
President Donald Trump marked Veterans Day with a powerful tribute to America’s service members, speaking at Arlington National Cemetery about the “legacy of gallantry and daring” that defines the U.S. military. In a sweeping speech filled with history, personal stories,…
A federal judge in Illinois is weighing whether to order the release of hundreds of illegal immigrants apprehended during recent ICE raids in Chicago. U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings is set to hold a hearing Wednesday that could compel immigration…
An old, unused church on Nashville’s west side is about to get a second life—thanks in large part to Gary Sinise. The actor, best known for playing Lt. Dan in Forrest Gump, donated $1 million this spring to CreatiVets, a…
Christine Pelosi, daughter of longtime Rep. Nancy Pelosi, announced she will run for the California State Senate in 2028, opting not to pursue her mother’s congressional seat. The announcement comes just days after former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi confirmed she…
President Donald Trump sounded the alarm Monday over an upcoming Supreme Court decision that could dismantle one of the cornerstones of his economic policy—reciprocal tariffs. In a Truth Social post, Trump warned that the high court was presented with inaccurate…
Tucked inside the Senate’s late-night vote to end the government shutdown was a quiet but powerful rebuke to the Department of Justice. A new provision slipped into the legislative funding bill gives sitting U.S. senators the right to sue the…
The federal government is finally moving to rein in one of Washington’s most notorious open secrets: rampant abuse of minority contracting programs, specifically the SBA’s 8(a) set-aside program, which is supposed to help “socially and economically disadvantaged” businesses compete for…
