The Latest News and Information For Retired Republicans

The House passed an $831.5 billion defense bill early on July 18 for 2026, supporting naval, air, and space programs. H.R. 4016 also funds President Trump's 'Golden Dome' missile defense initiative.

The House passed a $9 billion rescissions package on July 17 by a 216-213 vote, sending it to President Trump for signing. The bill cuts foreign aid and public media funding, advancing his fiscal agenda.

Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey, has been fired from the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office. Her dismissal, amid high-profile cases like Jeffrey Epstein’s, raises questions about DOJ priorities under President Trump.

Megyn Kelly and Rich Lowry discuss Anthony Bernal pleading the Fifth over Biden's cognitive decline, Gavin Newsom's unclear stance on gender transitions for minors, and Trump's defense against Epstein 'hoax' claims. They also critique media bias and NYC political candidates.

Senate Republicans advanced President Trump's $9 billion spending cut bill on July 15, with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote. The 51-50 vote overcame opposition from three GOP senators.

Megyn Kelly and Vicky Ward discuss Jeffrey Epstein's mysterious wealth, alleged intelligence ties, and threats against investigators. Ward shares personal experiences of intimidation while probing Epstein's finances for Vanity Fair.

The U.S. Treasury reported a $27 billion surplus in June, driven by record tariff revenues of $27.2 billion gross. This marks a stark contrast to May's $316 billion deficit, highlighting the impact of President Trump's trade policies.

President Trump intensifies criticism of Fed Chair Jerome Powell over high interest rates on 'The Ingraham Angle.' Bill Pulte, FHFA Director, questions a $2.5 billion Fed renovation and suggests Powell may resign.

MAGA supporters demand transparency on Jeffrey Epstein's files from the Trump administration, as discussed by Megyn Kelly with Ben Shapiro and Michael Shellenberger. Concerns focus on AG Pam Bondi’s handling and unanswered questions about Epstein’s death.

Dave Ramsey and Dr. John Delony, on The Ramsey Show dated July 14, 2025, warn against building a future on debt. They address callers’ concerns on debt management, relationships, and retirement planning with practical advice.

Tomi Lahren and Will Cain criticize the WNBA's internal issues and inability to leverage Caitlin Clark's popularity. They also express outrage over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, questioning transparency and accountability.

Eight Chinese nationals on student visas were indicted for a $10 million computer pop-up scam targeting elderly Americans. Announced on July 11 by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Pennsylvania, the fraud affected over 50 victims across 19 states.

A Senate report on July 13 revealed Secret Service failures during the Trump assassination attempt in Butler, PA, last year. Sen. Rand Paul criticized the preventable lapses that led to one death and multiple injuries.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces criticism for an executive order offering cash to illegal migrants affected by raids. Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino highlights enforcement challenges on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

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Megyn Kelly, with legal experts Dave Aronberg and Viva Frei, discusses the Jeffrey Epstein 'client list' controversy, clarifying key distinctions. They also cover cases like Bryan Kohberger’s potential inspirations and Donna Adelson’s murder-for-hire trial.

The Ramsey Show's July 14, 2025 episode urges viewers to admit their financial mess as the first step to recovery. Hosts offer practical Baby Steps and tools like EveryDollar to help rebuild stability and achieve financial peace.

Survivors of communism, Lily Tang Williams and Daniel Di Martino, warn America of the dangers of socialist policies on 'Tomi Lahren Is Fearless.' Their firsthand accounts from Mao’s China and Venezuela highlight alarming parallels to today’s political trends.

George Santos, in a Tucker Carlson interview on July 11, 2025, exposed alleged corruption in Congress before his seven-year prison term. He voiced fears for his life in prison and criticized colleagues for misconduct and betrayal.

The Secret Service faces criticism for suspending six agents after the Butler assassination attempt on Donald Trump on July 13, 2024. Former agent Richard Staropoli calls it a 'smokescreen' to avoid deeper accountability.

The Ramsey Show's July 11 episode with Rachel Cruze and Ken Coleman warns against financial shortcuts that lead to setbacks. They offer practical advice on debt, family borrowing, and balancing generosity.

Megyn Kelly hosts Liz Wheeler to discuss Pam Bondi's misleading Epstein Files reveal at the White House, causing conservative backlash. Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong shares a hopeful cancer treatment breakthrough using natural killer cells.

Love Island USA faces drama as Cierra Ortega is removed over offensive social media posts, sparking cancel culture debates. Tomi Lahren discusses the controversy, questioning accountability standards on reality TV.

Chinese crime gangs are flooding rural America with drugs, as exposed by Steve Robinson of the Maine Wire in a Tucker Carlson documentary. Over 300 illegal marijuana farms in Maine highlight a crisis demanding urgent action.