President Trump signed an executive order on September 5 to rename the Department of Defense as the 'Department of War' as a secondary title. This move revives a historic name to emphasize military strength and readiness.
The 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention center in Florida will stay open after an appeals court halts a shutdown order. Governor DeSantis affirms it is 'open for business' as legal battles over the facility continue.
The Department of Justice has launched a criminal probe into Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations, involving grand juries. Discussed by Megyn Kelly and Glenn Greenwald, this case raises serious questions about accountability.
Healthcare workers at Sansum Clinic in Santa Barbara were fired for mocking patients on TikTok, as highlighted by Tomi Lahren on her show. The viral video led to public outrage and a swift response from Sutter Health, terminating eight staff members.
President Trump may declare a national housing emergency this fall, says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The administration is exploring measures like tariff exemptions to address soaring prices and supply shortages.
Megyn Kelly discusses free speech threats with Greg Lukianoff, focusing on Graham Linehan’s UK arrest. She also covers Epstein victims’ plans for a list and Trump’s response to health rumors with Batya Ungar-Sargon.
Tomi Lahren critiques Democrat leaders for resisting deportation of criminal illegal immigrants in her latest video. She argues their political ambitions jeopardize public safety, urging accountability and law enforcement.
President Trump demands pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer justify COVID-19 vaccine success with public data. His September 1 Truth Social post highlights discrepancies in shared information.
Experts on 'The Ingraham Angle' compare the Democratic Party's midterm struggles to Cracker Barrel's rebrand backlash. Matt Towery and Ben Ferguson highlight how both entities risk alienating their core base with out-of-touch changes.
President Trump signed an executive order on August 28 to make federal architecture beautiful again with classical styles. The directive aims to uplift public spaces and honor U.S. heritage.
Vice President JD Vance promoted Trump's tax cuts at Mid-City Steel in La Crosse, Wisconsin on August 28. He highlighted the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's benefits for workers and $100 billion for law enforcement.
Megyn Kelly and Matt Walsh criticize media coverage of the tragic Minneapolis Catholic school shooting, where two children were killed. They highlight a refusal to address key realities about the shooter, focusing instead on societal and official responses.
A tragic shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis claimed the lives of two children and injured 17 others. Megyn Kelly and guests discuss the incident, victims, and urgent need for school security on her show.
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson rejected President Trump's offer to help curb crime, sparking debate over federal intervention. Megyn Kelly and 'The Fifth Column' hosts discussed legal hurdles and Trump's strategic stance on safety.
President Trump honored 13 fallen U.S. service members on the 4th anniversary of the Abbey Gate bombing by signing a proclamation on August 25. Joined by Gold Star families, he designated August 26 as a day of remembrance.
President Trump is restoring law and order in blue cities, as discussed by Tomi Lahren on her show. Her video highlights deportation cases like Kilmar Abrego-Garcia's and DHS efforts to prioritize American safety.
New blood pressure guidelines from the AHA and ACC stress early treatment to protect brain health. This can reduce dementia risk and improve quality of life.
The FBI raided John Bolton's home and office on August 22, 2025, over classified document concerns. Former prosecutor Jonathan Fahey criticized Bolton's actions on 'The Ingraham Angle,' stressing legal consequences.
The CBO reports that President Trump's tariffs could cut federal deficits by $4 trillion over a decade. This includes $3.3 trillion in primary deficit reduction and $0.7 trillion in lower interest payments.
President Trump signed an executive order on September 5 to rename the Department of Defense as the 'Department of War' as a secondary title. This move revives a historic name to emphasize military strength and readiness.
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