The Latest News and Information For Retired Republicans

The FDA has recalled over 732,000 bottles of carvedilol, a blood pressure drug, due to a potential cancer-causing substance. This Class II recall by Glenmark Pharmaceuticals urges patients to consult doctors for safety.

President Trump has enacted a travel ban on 12 nations and restrictions on 7 others, effective June 9. This proclamation aims to protect national security by limiting entry from high-risk countries.

Tucker Carlson conducts a detailed nicotine pouch taste test in his latest YouTube video, reviewing flavors from ALP to ZYN. His insights cover mint, fruit, and coffee profiles, offering guidance for users seeking tobacco-free options.

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Kilmar Abrego Garcia has returned to the U.S. to face serious charges of human smuggling, as stated by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche on 'The Ingraham Angle.' This case highlights the Trump administration's commitment to immigration enforcement.

Elon Musk and President Trump are in a heated social media feud over the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' which Musk calls a 'disgusting abomination.' Discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show with Ben Shapiro, the clash involves NASA and policy disputes.

Pastor Russell Johnson of The Pursuit NW Church in Seattle detailed a violent clash with Antifa protesters during a worship event in a public park. His interview on 'Tomi Lahren Is Fearless' highlights safety concerns and criticism of local leadership.

Laura Delano shares her troubling experience with psychiatric drugs, revealing their severe side effects. Watch this 11 minute interview where she critiques the mental health industry for prioritizing profit over patient care on Tucker Carlson's platform.

Nevada lawmakers passed Assembly Bill 499, a bipartisan election reform combining voter ID rules with more ballot drop boxes. The bill, awaiting Gov. Joe Lombardo’s signature, passed the Senate 16-5 on June 2.

The Ramsey Show's June 6 episode, hosted by Ken Coleman and George Kamel, offers practical financial strategies over shortcuts. They address property deals, bad contracts, and relationship issues tied to money with actionable advice.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced the end of the Quiet Skies Program, addressed a delayed Coast Guard project, and took action against terrorism. Her X posts highlight efforts to secure the U.S. and eliminate government waste.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is confident NATO will adopt a 5 percent GDP defense spending target. He spoke at a Brussels meeting, pushing for commitment by the upcoming summit in The Hague.

California's high-speed rail project faces a $4 billion federal funding cut due to mismanagement, per the U.S. Department of Transportation. The agency sees 'no viable path' to completion by 2033, threatening grant termination.

Megyn Kelly, with Stu Burguiere and Rep. Brandon Gill, discusses the Trump-Elon Musk clash over the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' a shocking Supreme Court ruling on discrimination, and criticism of Karine Jean-Pierre. Key political and legal insights are shared.

The Trump administration has notified Congress of plans to close the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), following a March 14 executive order. Senior Adviser Kari Lake confirmed leadership approval for reducing USAGM to minimal functions.

Tomi Lahren reacts to Karine Jean-Pierre's exit from the Democratic Party on 'Tomi Lahren Is Fearless.' She discusses Jean-Pierre's move to independent status and her upcoming book on a 'broken' White House.

DHS has revamped the ICE tip line after a terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, by illegal immigrant Mohamed Sabry Soliman. Secretary Noem and Deputy McLaughlin stress the urgency of removing criminal illegal aliens.

The Ramsey Show's June 5 episode with George Kamel and Dr. John Delony explores tough financial choices for future freedom. Listeners tackled inheritance, debt, and family money disputes with expert guidance.

President Trump has ordered a probe into Joe Biden's mental state and autopen use during his presidency. The investigation focuses on whether aides hid Biden's condition and unlawfully exercised power.

The DOJ, under the Trump administration, successfully sued to block a Texas law offering in-state tuition to undocumented students. The ruling prioritizes U.S. citizens, as stated by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

President Trump spoke with Putin on June 4 about the Ukraine conflict, noting no immediate peace is likely. Putin strongly indicated a response to recent Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian airfields.

Adam Carolla criticized Democrats for lacking authenticity on 'The Ingraham Angle,' accusing them of synthesizing candidates to fool voters. His remarks highlight a disconnect between the party's messaging and genuine public engagement.

Megyn Kelly discusses Karine Jean-Pierre's 'Independent' rebranding in a new book and Elon Musk's harsh critique of Trump's spending bill. Joined by Mark Halperin, Sean Spicer, and Dan Turrentine, they also address immigration policy failures.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed Senate Bill 1109 on June 2, blocking a ban on Chinese land ownership in the state. The decision has drawn criticism for potentially endangering national security near military bases.