‘Love your country like your child’: Spencer Pratt shares picture of son in Oval Office

Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt shared a heartwarming photo of his son in the Oval Office after meeting with President Donald Trump on Tuesday. “You must love your country the way you love your child. Unconditional love,” Pratt wrote in a post on X. You make sure they play by the rules. But […]

Spencer Pratt shares new glimpse inside White House Trump visit with sweet message to his son

The former reality television star and Los Angeles mayoral candidate was photographed sitting with three others, including what appeared to be his son and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

Fox News can't hide their contempt for Trump's 'vile' plot: report

The wider American voting public does not care for President Donald Trump's "vile" birthright citizenship arguments, and as New Republic noted in a new report, not even Fox News can hide their disdain.Trump last week suffered a major loss before the Supreme Court, which struck down his attempt to rewrite the constitutional definition of birthright citizenship via executive order, albeit by a slim 5-4 vote. The president and his supporters have remained resolute in the face of that defeat, calling for Congress to make the changes via legislation instead, claiming that the court's decision had cleared the way to do so without a new amendment to the Constitution.“Congress should start TODAY,” Trump implored on Truth Social. “No long and unwieldy Constitutional Amendment is necessary!”“If there’s some legislative fix, we’ll advance that immediately,” House Speaker Mike Johnson said about the situation.Writing about these remarks for the New Republic on Tuesday, Greg Sargent called the situation "alarming," and explained its roots in longstanding right-wing grievances about immigration."Birthright citizenship might require a mere 'legislative fix,' Johnson says, because under it, citizenship has been 'devalued' by 'birth tourism,'" Sargent wrote. "That last phrase has long been a noxious rallying cry on the anti-immigrant right. But in Johnson’s hands, it’s meant to portray the birthright citizenship “problem” as no biggie, as a trivial matter that just needs a little patching up."He added later: "Theoretically, Johnson and Republicans could write legislation that, say, prohibits the grant of citizenship to any babies born to one or two parents who entered illegally and/or were undocumented at the time of the birth. Right now, such a bill would presumably be upheld as constitutional by 'only four Supreme Court justices: Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, and Neil Gorsuch voted to overturn birthright citizenship on constitutional grounds, and Brett Kavanaugh sided with the majority but only on a statutory basis, not a constitutional one. That’s alarming."Whatever the GOP might try to do from this point, Sargent noted further that it would not be embraced by a majority of the voting public, noting that even a poll from the conservative Fox News showed that Trump's core demographics are mostly opposed to his arguments on birthright citizenship. Support for the principle is also on the rise."It would also be deeply, deeply unpopular," Sargent wrote "A recent Fox News poll found that 69 percent of Americans think a kid born to an 'illegal immigrant' (Fox’s language) should 'automatically become a U.S. citizen.' That includes 65 percent of noncollege white voters, 61 percent of rural whites, and even 57 percent of white evangelicals. As Fox quietly reported in March (how often do you hear this finding on the network?), relative to previous years, support for it is up."

Mamdani’s AC warning revealed that NY’s power grid is in big trouble — and it’s a problem he helped cause

The green-energy policies that Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his allies support threaten New York’s ability to keep everyone comfortable in the heat.

Trump Obliterates Mamdani's Anti-American Diatribe

President Donald Trump's incisive critique of communism and its creeping influence in American politics and culture grabbed most of the headlines from his pair of speeches this weekend - particularly as it contrasted with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's remarks on July 3.

Zohran Mamdani Weighs in on the Graham Platner Scandal

Talarico knocks Paxton for spending Fourth of July in UK

Texas state Rep. James Talarico is bringing attention to the fact that his Senate opponent, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, spent the Fourth of July in the United Kingdom instead of the United States as the race becomes more personally contentious. “Americans celebrated 250 years of independence from Britain this weekend,” Talarico posted on X. […]

Midtown Manhattan Building Unstable After Columns Buckle, Mamdani Says

A Midtown Manhattan building under construction is unstable and a collapse warning has been issued. City officials say two columns on the 21st floor buckled and bricks were reported falling to the streets below. No one has been hurt. The building is at 235 East 42nd Street. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said at a news conference that other buildings and a school have been evacuated while the site is secured.  (Source: Bloomberg)