CBP Photography, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced a new biometric exit policy that will require photographing all noncitizens leaving the country beginning December 26, 2025. The rule expands facial-recognition tracking beyond entry points to include departures, covering visa holders,…
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Former Romanian Presidential Candidate, Călin Georgescu, Praises Trump and Sends a Message of Peace, Faith, and Courage Under God
Călin Georgescu via Facebook Former Romanian presidential candidate Călin Georgescu, who won the first round of the presidential elections last year before being banned by the globalist cartel running the country, made a public call this week for unity, peace, and faith in God, praising President Donald Trump…
Another Democrat Just Said the Quiet Part Out Loud About the Schumer Shutdown
Chris Coons Admits Democrats Plan to Continue Using the Schumer Shutdown Suffering As Political Leverage
Seriously? Now The Left Wants to Tax Smartphones?
“Sin taxes” are and always have been a bad idea. It’s not the government’s place to try to manipulate our behavior, unless that behavior is causing harm to someone else. It’s not the government’s place to wag their fingers at us for eating bacon, or smoking the occasional…
Scott Jennings Lives Rent-Free in Lawrence O’Donnell’s Head as MSNBC Host Erupts on Air
Lax Abortion Pill Rules Make Already Vulnerable Women More Susceptible To Harm And Abuse
Every day the FDA fails to reinstate the safeguards rolled back by Biden, the risk of abortion pill-related abuse only continues.
As Food Stamp Funding Runs Dry, Congress Debates Partial End to Shutdown
Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri fears the federal government shutdown will lead to many going hungry, and he has a bill that he says would fix that. But given Democrats’ continued resistance to extending funding for government programs, it is likely to face partisan headwinds. “We have…
Trump Visit to Japan: Great Moments With New PM, Incredible Gift, and Signing of Important Deal
President Donald Trump is now in Japan as part of his trip through Asia.