A law enforcement official stands in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Building on October 03, 2022 in Washington, DC. The Court is hearing oral arguments for their first set of cases today which are Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency and Delaware v. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 12:25 PM … Continue reading Supreme Court Begins New Term
Vehicles queue to cross the border from Russia to Finland at the Vaalimaa border crossing point, in Virolahti, Finland on September 23, 2022. – Helsinki announced on September 23 that it would “significantly restrict the entry of Russian citizens,” after Finland saw an influx over its eastern border following Russia’s mobilisation orders. – Finland OUT … Continue reading Europe Wants Stricter Visa Restrictions for Russians
A pedestrian crosses the intersection of 3rd Avenue and 14th Street, one of Manhattan’s most dangerous crosswalks for pedestrians, on October 27, 2014 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 11:50 AM PT – Monday October 3, 2022 California Governor Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) has signed the Freedom to Walk Act, legalizing … Continue reading Newsom decriminalizes jaywalking
Several instances of political violence, many with victims supporting conservative causes, have occurred since President Biden warned of the threat supporters of former President Trump pose to the country including attacks on anti-abortion activists, political canvassers, and the murder of an 18-year-old in North Dakota. “Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans represent an extremism that … Continue reading Republicans, pro-lifers victimized by political violence since Biden called Trump supporters ‘threat’ to U.S.
Crime is on the rise in major cities across the country and many Republicans seeking election to the Senate have put the issue at the forefront of their campaigns. Recent poll indicates that voters believe Republicans are more equipped to handle the issue that is now of more importance to them than abortion, just weeks … Continue reading Strategists and political experts weigh effect of GOP’s focus on crime ahead of midterms
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s cross-country campaign tour on behalf of fellow Republicans running in November’s elections resumes this week, with a stop Wednesday in New Mexico as the rising GOP star teams up with gubernatorial nominee Mark Ronchetti. But Youngkin, who’s been in demand on the campaign trail, took time off from his tour on … Continue reading 2024 Watch: Youngkin ‘testing the waters’ at major donor retreat
Kristina Karamo, the Republican nominee for secretary of state in Michigan, joined former President Donald Trump on stage during a Save America rally in Michigan on Saturday and spoke about how the MAGA movement “will unite Americans across all different demographics.” “She is strong on Crime, including the massive Crime of Election Fraud. Kristina will … Continue reading Kristina Karamo: MAGA Movement ‘Will Unite Americans Across All Different Demographics’
Norwegian Cruise Line confirmed on Saturday that New York City has approached the company inquiring about using a cruise ship to house an influx of illegal immigrants to the city but said no deal has yet been reached. “The chartering of cruise ships to companies, government entities and other organizations for various uses is a … Continue reading Norwegian Cruise Line says NYC reached out to house migrants on cruise ship, final deal not yet made
A federal judge ruled Friday against the remaining claims in Fair Fight Action’s lawsuit filed in the weeks after Democrat Stacey Abrams narrowly lost to now-Gov. Brian Kemp in Georgia’s 2018 gubernatorial race. U.S. District Judge Steve Jones, an Obama appointee, found that “although Georgia’s election system is not perfect, the challenged practices violate neither … Continue reading Federal Judge Rules Against Stacey Abrams-Backed Group, Upholds 2018 Georgia Voting Law
The United Cajun Navy has made its way to southwestern Florida to assist with rescue efforts following the devastation of Hurricane Ian. The group of volunteer first responders was formed after Hurricane Katrina and reactivated in 2016 during the Louisiana floods to help affected victims. Since then, the citizen-led group has led rescue efforts following … Continue reading Cajun Navy Assisting with Hurricane Ian Rescue Efforts in Florida
Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) called for new House Democratic leadership after a vote to ban congressional lawmakers from trading stocks was stalled indefinitely in the lower chamber. On Tuesday, Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) introduced the Combatting Financial Conflicts of Interest in Government Act prohibiting senior government officials and their family members from trading stocks after … Continue reading Democrat Lawmaker Calls for ‘New Leaders’ Within Own Party After Stock Trade Ban Vote Stalls
The National Archives and Records Administration says that it is missing records from the Trump administration that it says were supposed to be turned over at the end of his term. “While there is no easy way to establish absolute accountability, we do know that we do not have custody of everything we should,” Archivist … Continue reading National Archives says it hasn’t received some Trump administration records
Former President Donald Trump will hold a “Save America” rally in Warren, Michigan, on Saturday, October 1. Trump is scheduled to speak at 7 p.m. and the rally will be held at the Macomb County Community College Sports and Events Center, a venue that can accommodate more than 4,000 attendees, according to Bridge Michigan. Several … Continue reading WATCH LIVE: Former President Donald Trump Holding ‘Save America’ Rally in Warren, Michigan
Incumbent Texas Gov. Greg Abbott effectively tied his Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke to the unpopular policies of President Biden in a debate between the two, according to an expert in campaign debate preparation. Abbott and O’Rourke squared off Friday at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, where the border was a major topic of … Continue reading Abbott ‘effectively’ tied Beto O’Rourke to Biden in Texas gubernatorial debate, campaign strategist says
The Supreme Court is scheduled to decide several key cases in its 2022-23 term, which starts Monday. More than two dozen appeals are currently on the argument docket. Several dozen more are expected to be added in coming months. The caseload is usually settled by February, with the term effectively ending in late June. Other … Continue reading Summaries of high-profile Supreme Court cases
Christine Bomlitz was filled with anxiety as Hurricane Ian hit Florida where her 84-year-old mother lives. When Thursday dawned, the storm had passed, but she heard nothing from her mother as she sat worrying in her home in Las Vegas, the Associated Press (AP) reported Friday. Bomlitz then went to social media for help to … Continue reading PHOTO – Citizen Wades in Hurricane Ian’s Floodwaters to Locate Stranger’s Mom: ‘People Are Amazing’
A fourth-grade student in Macon, Georgia, is getting a lot of attention for staying cool under pressure when someone needed help. Ja’kayla Hardy was recognized in front of a big crowd during the Rutland High School football game Thursday where she was given an award, WMAZ reported Friday. “It’s called ‘caring,’ you helping people,” said … Continue reading VIDEO — Fourth-Grader Recognized for Helping Unconscious Man: ‘It’s Called Caring’
An attempt by an organization in Arizona to take down an expansion program for school choice vouchers failed to gather enough signatures. Save Our Schools Arizona attempted to use the state’s veto referendum to stop a school choice program that was passed by the legislature and signed into law by Gov. Doug Ducey, a Republican. … Continue reading Arizona signature referendum attempt to thwart school choice fails to get signatures needed for ballot
Pennsylvania Democratic Senate nominee John Fetterman used his stroke recovery to target his Republican opponent during a rally Saturday, joking that he has an excuse for his verbal mix-ups while mocking Dr. Mehmet Oz’s viral mispronunciation of a grocery store chain. “As you know, I had a stroke,” Fetterman told a crowd in Pittsburgh during … Continue reading Fetterman addresses stroke, targets Dr. Oz at Pittsburgh rally: ‘Every now and then I might miss a word’
A federal judge sided with the state of Georgia in a lawsuit filed by a group associated with Democrat Stacey Abrams challenging the constitutionality of its election practices. “Although Georgia’s election system is not perfect, the challenged practices violate neither the constitution nor the VRA,” U.S. District Judge Steve Jones, an Obama appointee, wrote, referring … Continue reading Obama judge slaps down Stacey Abrams’ election lawsuit in state Biden labeled ‘Jim Crow 2.0’
A Minnesota high school assistant principal is facing backlash from students and parents after a circulated email showed her telling staff to use their “straight, white privilege” when defending the school’s decision to do away with traditional homecoming titles. In an email to colleagues, Laura Wagner mentioned that she and another staffer were discussing how … Continue reading Woke Assistant Principal Tells Staff to ‘Use Your Straight, White Privilege’ — Nearly 100 Students Walk Out in Protest
Former President Donald Trump enjoys significantly more support from his Republican base than President Biden sees from Democrats, an I&I/TIPP Polls survey released this week found. The survey asked both Democrats and Republicans who they would vote for if their respective presidential primary were held today. Biden failed to garner a majority of support, as roughly … Continue reading Majority of Republicans Choose Trump in 2024, Just One-Third of Democrats Support a Biden Bid
President Joe Biden on Friday personally called to thank a Coast Guard rescue swimmer — who is facing discharge over Biden’s vaccine mandate — for saving people’s lives during Hurricane Ian. The White House publicized the call in a press release and Biden himself bragged about calling him. “I told him how proud of him I … Continue reading Biden Thanks Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer He’s Kicking Out over Vaccine Mandate
President Biden on Saturday announced that Venezuela and the United States conducted a prisoner swamp, with the authoritarian South American regime freeing seven Americans and the U.S. releasing two nephews of President Nicholas Maduro’s wife. “Today, after years of being wrongfully detained in Venezuela, we are bringing home Jorge Toledo, Tomeu Vadell, Alirio Zambrano, Jose … Continue reading Seven detained Americans freed in exchange for release of ‘narco nephews’ in Venezuela prisoner swap
After a tumultuous year at the Supreme Court — with a dramatic ruling on abortion rights, angry protests at the justices’ homes, an internal draft opinion leak investigation, and a bench retirement — the reconstituted nine justices look ahead to a new term filled with internal divisions and public unease over their direction in a … Continue reading Supreme Court looks ahead to new term amid internal upheaval, shaky public confidence
National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) chairman Rep. Tom Emmer told Breitbart News Saturday that Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is “making this worldwide … farewell tour for months,” visiting different countries as the Democrats’ campaign arm starts to financially cut off vulnerable members. The Republicans’ top campaign chief spoke to Breitbart News’s Washington bureau chief, Matthew … Continue reading Exclusive — Tom Emmer: Pelosi Continues ‘Worldwide’ Farewell Tour as DCCC Cuts Off Vulnerable Members
New U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss has seen a calamitous start to her tenure in 10 Downing Street, as a newly announced raft of policies triggered economic turmoil — and sent her Conservative Party’s poll numbers into freefall. Truss won the Tory leadership contest last month, replacing the resigning Boris Johnson as both party leader … Continue reading UK PM Liz Truss already engulfed in turmoil amid economic storm, plunging poll numbers
Fort Myers, Florida, received the brunt of Hurricane Ian, leaving citizens in shock amid the destruction. “It’s horrific,” Fort Myers Mayor Kevin Anderson told CNN on Friday while standing at the city’s marina. The area was devastated, according to Fort Myers Beach Town Councilman Dan Allers. On Thursday evening, he said, “I’d say 90% of … Continue reading VIDEO – Hurricane Ian Lays Waste to Fort Myers: ‘90 Percent of Island Gone’
Former NFL star wide receiver Antonio Brown has landed in hot water after exposing himself to several guests in a hotel pool in Dubai. The New York Post obtained a video of Brown in the pool at the Armani Hotel Dubai a few months ago. The former Buccaneer exposed his behind to a woman in the … Continue reading Antonio Brown Exposes Himself to Guests at Hotel Pool
Eagle Pass, Texas — As the federal government begins a new fiscal year, migrant border crossings and apprehensions immediately began to climb. As Breitbart Texas watched, border crossings in the nation’s busiest sector continued unabated. Within a few short hours Saturday morning, nearly 300 migrants had already been apprehended near Eagle Pass, Texas. Shortly after … Continue reading Photos: Migrant Border Crossings Continue Unabated in Texas as New Fiscal Year Begins
