The Latest News and Information For Retired Republicans

Ksenia Karelina, an American ballerina, was freed from a Russian labor camp through President Trump's efforts. Her release, highlighted on The Megyn Kelly Show, showcases the administration's dedication to protecting citizens abroad.

Tomi Lahren criticizes Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for alleged first-class travel, calling it hypocrisy against her anti-oligarchy stance. This debate, featured on 'Tomi Lahren Is Fearless,' questions political integrity and consistency.

Călin Georgescu, in a Tucker Carlson interview, accused Antony Blinken and Emmanuel Macron of interfering in Romania’s election, claiming they barred his presidential run. He argues this undermines democracy and reflects a fear of a sovereign, anti-war Romania.

The House passed the SAVE Act on April 9 by a 220-208 vote, requiring proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections and mandating states to purge noncitizens from voter rolls. The bill aims to bolster election integrity amid border security concerns, though it faces a tough Senate fight.

Ksenia Karelina, a Russian-American ballerina, was freed by Russia in a prisoner swap after over a year of wrongful detention for a $51 donation to a Ukrainian charity. She returned to the U.S. on April 10 following negotiations led by President Trump, with Arthur Petrov exchanged in Abu Dhabi.

A new study links common seed oils like soybean and corn, rich in linoleic acid, to faster growth of aggressive triple-negative breast cancer, urging Americans to rethink their diets. The research shows these oils, pervasive in processed foods, may be driving a cancer surge.

The DOJ’s new Second Amendment Task Force, launched April 8, aims to protect gun rights through policy reform, rights restoration, and local enforcement scrutiny. Led by Attorney General Pam Bondi, it signals a robust federal commitment to upholding the right to bear arms.

The U.S. House passed the No Rogue Rulings Act on April 9 with a 219-213 vote, limiting federal judges’ power to issue nationwide injunctions and aiming to protect executive authority. The bill, backed by Rep. Darrell Issa, now faces a tough Senate vote.

DOGE’s survey of Unemployment Insurance claims since 2020 uncovered $382 million in fraud, including payments to people over 115, kids aged 1-5, and those with future birth dates. The findings expose a broken system, sparking calls for reform to protect taxpayer dollars.

FHFA Director Bill Pulte predicts a housing boom under the Trump administration, focusing on reforms for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. He also addresses allegations against Fannie Mae employees, promising accountability and transparency.

Grant Cardone discussed President Trump's 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for most countries except China on 'The Ingraham Angle.' He believes this could lead to lower prices for American consumers by easing business costs.

Laura Ingraham lauds President Trump's trade diplomacy as a 'brilliant move' on 'The Ingraham Angle,' focusing on his strategic use of tariffs. She highlights how his policies aim to protect American interests with targeted duties and negotiation flexibility.

The Ramsey Show's April 9, 2025 episode with Ken Coleman and Dr. John Delony offers practical advice on escaping debt spirals. From credit card burdens to car payments, they guide callers with actionable steps like the debt snowball method.

Alex Jones joined Tucker Carlson on April 9, 2025, to discuss censorship, legal battles against Infowars, and his support for President Trump. The interview also covered global conflict concerns and free speech threats, reflecting Jones' controversial views.

Megyn Kelly discusses Supreme Court wins for Trump's deportation policies and EPA fraud exposed by Lee Zeldin. Tariff strategies against China and Kristi Noem's DHS role are also analyzed with Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon.

Tomi Lahren critiques House proxy voting for new moms, arguing it may hinder women's progress. Joined by Grace Curley, she also discusses Trump's migrant fines and tariff debates.

The Trump admin froze over $1B for Cornell and $790M for Northwestern on April 8, tied to probes on antisemitism during last year’s protests, impacting research. Both schools are assessing effects and cooperating with federal inquiries.

The Real ID deadline looms on May 7, requiring adults to have compliant IDs for domestic flights or federal property access. States are scrambling to meet demand as the State Department warns of no further delays. Costs and documents vary, but time is running out.

The IRS and DHS signed a deal on April 7 to share taxpayer data, aiding ICE in locating illegal immigrants with final deportation orders.

Jonathan Turley, on 'The Ingraham Angle,' discusses the judiciary under President Trump, asserting it is self-correcting. He emphasizes judges are 'appointed, not anointed,' advocating for restraint and constitutional fidelity.

Laura Ingraham warns on 'The Ingraham Angle' that capitalism is unsustainable without middle-class support. She urges Republicans to prioritize American workers and revise policies to restore faith in the economic system.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has announced his run for U.S. Senate against incumbent John Cornyn in the 2026 Republican primary. His campaign, revealed on 'The Ingraham Angle,' aims to bring a stronger conservative voice to Washington.

Dave Ramsey and George Kamel tackle money stress on The Ramsey Show, offering solutions for debt, foreclosure, and wealth-building. Their April 8 episode provides practical advice for financial stability.

Dr. Mark Hyman, on The Megyn Kelly Show, discusses functional medicine's power to address chronic diseases like Alzheimer’s by targeting root causes. He supports the Make America Healthy Again movement, advocating for better nutrition and health policies.