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Tonight is the night! President Trump said Iran will face FIRE & FURY!

The radical Iranian regime has attacked our interests, threatened our President, and spread chaos for far too long. Trump’s America First strength is finally confronting them head-on after years of weak appeasement.

Democrats would beg for endless talks and send them more cash. Real leaders deliver consequences. Patriots want decisive action that ends the threat and restores American dominance without apology.

No more games with a regime that hates everything we stand for. Support Trump hitting them hard until they fully surrender or face total destruction. Peace through overwhelming victory is the only option.

Stand with our President as he protects America. Fire and fury until they capitulate completely. America First means we win—they lose. Let’s get it done!

The House is moving forward with a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent, and this common-sense change has strong momentum under America First leadership. No more confusing clock changes twice a year that disrupt families, farmers, and daily routines across the country. President Trump and conservatives are delivering practical reforms that make life easier for working Americans while rejecting unnecessary government meddling.

This is the kind of efficient governance patriots expect after years of bureaucratic nonsense from the radical left. Permanent Daylight Saving Time means more evening light for families, safer roads, and boosted productivity without the pointless spring and fall adjustments. It is a small but meaningful win that shows real leadership focused on what actually benefits citizens.

Support continues to build as Americans embrace changes that simplify life and strengthen our communities. With President Trump setting the tone, we keep pushing for policies that put people first and restore common sense to Washington. 🇺🇸

The facts expose a glaring double standard in how immigration enforcement is judged. Under President Obama, 67 individuals died in ICE custody, more than during President Trump's term, yet the outrage from the left was nonexistent.

This silence wasn't accidental. Democrats turned a blind eye because these stories didn't fit their preferred narrative of endless border chaos under strong Republican leadership.

Their selective compassion reveals the truth: they don't genuinely care about those in custody or securing our borders. It's all about weaponizing tragedy to fuel their irrational hatred for Trump and anyone who dares enforce our laws. America deserves better than this hypocrisy.

President Trump is showing the world what real leadership looks like. Iran, weakened and desperate after years of failed policies, is now begging for a return to negotiations while simultaneously declaring the ceasefire over. This reveals their true intentions and highlights the success of a firm American stance that puts our security first.

Under Trump, America is no longer playing games with rogue regimes that threaten our allies and interests. Weakness invites aggression, but strength commands respect. Our President understands that peace comes through power, not endless concessions that only embolden our enemies.

The choice is clear: we must remain resolute. Iran needs to face the full consequences of their actions. Yes to protecting America and our allies with unwavering determination.

BREAKING: Trump Melts Down as His Own Party Makes His Signature Irrelevant

Trump is throwing a full tantrum because his own party stopped waiting for him.

The president announced Friday morning that he will not sign the bipartisan housing bill, declaring on Truth Social that he is refusing "in PROTEST" over the Senate's failure to pass his election overhaul, the so-called Save America Act.

Here's the part Trump doesn't want you to know: his protest means nothing. Speaker Mike Johnson already sent the bill to his desk on June 29, and under the Constitution, it becomes law at midnight tonight with or without his signature.

The meltdown caps weeks of Trump humiliating his own party over the legislation. House Republicans were literally standing at a press conference bragging about the housing bill on June 24 when Trump blindsided them by canceling the signing ceremony at the last minute, with the stage already set up and members of Congress arriving.

Since then, Trump has trashed the bill repeatedly, even calling legislation designed to lower housing costs for struggling Americans "a yawn."

His Friday post spiraled into familiar territory, demanding Senate Republicans terminate the filibuster, attacking "Dumocrats" and "RINOs," and threatening that Republicans will inherit "the title of DUMB" if they don't fall in line. Congressional Republicans have pointed out repeatedly that killing the filibuster doesn't have enough support even within their own party.

The bill passed with a veto-proof majority. Republicans sent it to his desk anyway. And at midnight, it becomes law while Trump rage-posts about it from the sidelines.

His own party just showed him exactly how much his signature is worth.

In these dangerous times, America must demonstrate unbreakable resolve against regimes that threaten our security and freedom. The Iranian regime and its IRGC proxies have sown chaos for too long, attacking our interests and endangering innocent lives. Weakness only invites more aggression, which is why firm action is essential to restore deterrence.

This image captures the no-nonsense leadership our country needs. With President Trump at the helm, we reject empty promises and half-measures that embolden terrorists. Sustained pressure sends an unmistakable signal: mess with the United States, and there will be consequences.

Peace through strength has always protected our nation. By standing tall and refusing to back down, we safeguard our allies, deter future attacks, and ensure America remains the dominant force for good in a hostile world.

BREAKING: Trump fires every last member of the federal election commission months before the midterms

Trump just gutted the agency that helps run America's elections, right before voters head to the polls.

The Election Assistance Commission, a bipartisan body created after the 2000 election disaster, is now completely empty. Its one Republican commissioner resigned Thursday, and the two Democratic commissioners were fired by email from the White House personnel office.

The message was cold and clinical: "Your position as Commissioner of the Election Assistance Commission is terminated, effective immediately. Thank you for your service."

This is not some obscure agency. The commission certifies voting systems, accredits the labs that test them, and maintains the national mail-in voter registration form. It is the backbone of support for election officials in all fifty states.

And Trump dismantled it just months before the midterms, after spending years attacking mail-in voting and pushing investigations into the 2020 election he lost.

Election officials are sounding the alarm. Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes called the move irresponsible and dangerous, warning that the administration is dead set on causing chaos for election officials across the country and undermining the integrity of nonpartisan election administration.

Trump has the power to appoint replacements. He has given no indication of when, or whether, he will.

Voters deserve to know exactly what is happening here. The man who spent five years claiming elections are rigged just fired everyone whose job is to make sure they are not.

BREAKING: Olivia Rodrigo pledges concert sales to fund Planned Parenthood after Trump defunded it

Olivia Rodrigo just stepped up where the government failed.

The 23-year-old superstar is donating money from her concert sales to Planned Parenthood after Trump's policies gutted the organization's funding, a move that forced nearly 30 health centers serving thousands of patients to close their doors over the past year.

The defunding came through Trump's so-called Big Beautiful Bill, which froze Medicaid funding to organizations providing abortion services. Planned Parenthood leaders called it a direct assault on reproductive freedom and public health, and the damage was immediate and devastating for communities across the country.

Rodrigo has never been quiet about where she stands. Earlier this year, Planned Parenthood honored her with the Catalyst Award for her advocacy, and in her acceptance speech she spoke about the young girls who fill her concert crowds, wondering aloud what kind of world they were returning to when they left her shows.

Now she's answering her own question by putting her money where her heart is.

The one-year federal funding ban expired this month, and Planned Parenthood has regained access to Medicaid funding for non-abortion services. But the closures already happened, the harm was already done, and Rodrigo is making sure the recovery doesn't fall on struggling patients alone.

Fans flooded social media with pride, with one writing that it's always the pop girls who save this country. While Trump spent a year dismantling women's health care, a 23-year-old singer is helping rebuild it.

BREAKING: Abby Phillip Shuts Down Republicans Scott Jennings' Gas Price Lie on Live TV

CNN anchor Abby Phillip refused to let a lie stand on her own set, repeatedly fact-checking conservative pundit Scott Jennings in real time as he tried to claim that gas prices are lower under Trump.

Jennings flatly declared that "gas is lower today than when he took office." Phillip shot back immediately: "No, it's not." When Jennings kept pushing the claim, she had to repeat herself, refusing to let him talk over the facts.

Jennings was trying to spin comments from Democratic strategist and former Biden White House advisor Neera Tanden, who pointed out that oil and gas prices have gone up. Tanden noted that oil is sitting around $78 a barrel and gas is running about $4.30 a gallon, compared to roughly $3.20 a gallon under Biden.

Instead of engaging with those numbers, Jennings tried to change the subject, demanding to know whether Tanden ever talked about gas prices when Biden was president. Phillip cut through the deflection: "Scott, that's actually not the question."

Then she delivered the line that ended the debate. "Gas is not lower today than when Trump took office, and it's not lower today than it was before Trump started the war" with Iran.

Phillip didn't stop there. She reminded the panel that this isn't a talking point, it's a kitchen table crisis. "You can dismiss the gas thing, but it's a real thing that people are going to the gas pump, filling up their tank, and it's costing them 70 bucks."

While Trump's defenders spin fantasy numbers on cable news, Americans are paying the real price at the pump. And this time, the anchor in the chair refused to let the spin go unchallenged.

BREAKING: Jon Stewart shreds Trump as a "bile production facility" fueled by vengeance

Jon Stewart just delivered one of the most brutal takedowns of Trump's psyche you'll ever hear.

On Wednesday's episode of The Weekly Show, Stewart was asked whether the 80-year-old president is actually happy. His answer was devastating. Stewart said Trump is "animated by vengeance" and that paradoxically, yes, he is happy, because "his body is a bile production facility." While the rest of us "live aerobically," Stewart explained, Trump "lives anaerobically and therefore is happy in his oxygenless world."

Stewart pointed to last weekend's Great American State Fair flop as proof of Trump's ability to rewrite reality in his own head. The event drew laughably small crowds and became a national embarrassment, but according to Stewart, the humiliation is completely lost on the president. "He put on the greatest American fair ever," Stewart said sarcastically. "He's beloved."

Then Stewart cut to the core of it. "Is he the center of attention? Yes. Then he's happy. That's it."

Stewart went further, describing Trump as a man who exists only through the attention of others. "He is animated only by our eyes and our focus and our attention," Stewart said. "He is the original algorithm. He drives us to his embrace, and we all revolve. He is the sun, and we are but the stars. Romeo and Juliet is about him."

Stewart has been calling this out for a decade, labeling Trump "narcissistic" and a "man baby" as far back as 2016. And he's not alone. Clinical psychologist Dr. John Gartner recently said Trump's fixations are "a function of malignant narcissism," explaining that the president is "obsessed with things that reflect glory on him."

Once again, Jon Stewart said what millions of Americans are thinking, and he said it in a way nobody will forget.