🚨Trump Gets HUGE Last Minute Win... Nobody Expected This To Happen! • Supreme Court restores expanded SAVE database • States can verify voter citizenship records • 90-day rules still limit mass purges • SAVE Act remains unresolved in Congress The 6-3 ruling allows states to use the expanded federal database for citizenship verification while the broader legal fight—and Republican push for the SAVE Act—continues.

🇺🇸 Americans want good jobs, dignity, and the security of knowing that hard work and playing by the rules still matter. A welfare check can provide temporary assistance—but it can never replace the dignity, purpose, and stability that come from having a good job.

🚨 Republicans in competitive races are increasingly distancing themselves from Trump on Iran and rising fuel prices. Some are calling for a temporary diesel-export halt and a faster end to the Iran war as diesel prices surge. The midterms are putting major pressure on vulnerable GOP candidates to address voters’ economic concerns.

🚨 BREAKING: The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration’s expanded SAVE system to be used for citizenship checks of voter registrations. Rep. Greg Steube is now calling on the Senate to pass the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship for federal voter registration and photo ID to vote. The election-integrity fight is heating up ahead of the midterms. 🇺🇸

🔥Trump JUST Got DISTURBING NEWS! • Harris challenges Republican election reforms • SAVE America requires citizenship documentation • USPS mail-ballot changes blocked for midterms • Election security remains fiercely contested The debate centers on citizenship verification, voter-roll maintenance and mail-ballot procedures, with supporters emphasizing election safeguards and critics warning the changes could create barriers for eligible voters. @JovanHPulitzer

🚨 BREAKING: The Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 to allow the Trump administration, for now, to use its revamped SAVE database to help states verify voter citizenship ahead of the 2026 midterms. The system can use Social Security and citizenship records to check voter rolls. The ruling pauses a lower-court order that had blocked the expanded system. Now the fight moves forward over how states use the system—and whether Congress should pass the SAVE America Act.

🚨Trump Moves to Cut Diesel Costs as Dems COLLAPSE! • Trump faces pressure over fuel prices • Diesel export restrictions remain under review • Refiners warn restrictions could backfire • Judge orders press credentials temporarily restored Trump is weighing ways to lower fuel costs while facing a separate legal fight over press access, as both issues become increasingly prominent ahead of the midterms.

🔴CNN is facing major changes! Paramount Skydance’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has cleared a major legal hurdle, bringing CNN and CBS under the same corporate umbrella. Paramount is targeting more than $6 BILLION in cost savings, raising major questions about layoffs and CNN’s future direction. Could CNN be headed for a dramatic transformation? Can't fully trust them anyways.

🚨 A powerful exchange in Dearborn, Michigan, is drawing attention after a reporter questioned residents about immigration, patriotism and America’s standing overseas. The discussion also turned to Venezuela, with the argument that Trump’s policy is focused on rebuilding Venezuela’s economy and developing its oil resources—not annexing the country. America’s interests come first. 🇺🇸

🚨Senate Democrats are pushing ANOTHER Iran War Powers vote, potentially as soon as TODAY. The resolution would call on President Trump to end U.S. hostilities or seek congressional authorization. Seven House Republicans already broke ranks on a similar measure last week, which passed 220–204. With the midterms approaching, Iran is becoming a major political fault line in Congress. 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Source: @MarioNawfal

🇺🇸President Trump gave us back our country! The Biden administration allowing mass immigration and taxpayer-funded benefits to go to people who had only recently entered the country, was destroying our country. Leaving the American workers were left footing the bill. But Trump has changed that, and I’m proud to be an American. I love this country. Thank you President Trump

🚨 CNN has reportedly regained White House access following a federal court ruling. Reporters from previously barred networks are being escorted back into the White House in compliance with the judge’s order. Trump could appeal, but his focus today is on his meeting with Xi as questions remain over how much coverage networks will provide.

🚨 President Xi has formally invited 100,000 American students to visit China for exchanges and study over the next five years. Xi said “making America great again” and China’s national rejuvenation can “go hand-in-hand.” That would represent a major increase from current levels, with roughly 2,000 or fewer U.S. students currently studying in China, compared with more than 250,000 Chinese students studying in the United States.

🚨 BREAKING: President Trump personally welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews as Xi began his U.S. state visit. 🇺🇸🇨🇳 It’s a rare gesture for a sitting president, with Trump greeting Xi at the airport before the formal White House ceremonies begin. The three-day visit is expected to focus on trade, technology, AI and broader U.S.-China relations.

🚨 BREAKING: The media ban hearing has concluded with NO RULING from the judge. CNN is already reacting, noting the judge previously issued a ruling in the Acosta case within just a few days. CNN says the judge could now be working on an order following today’s arguments.

🇺🇸 Sen. John Kennedy just delivered one of his wildest takedowns yet, targeting Iran, China, Russia and North Korea. Kennedy called them a “colony of reptiles,” dubbed Xi the “chief reptile,” and compared the group to “the same hooker in different dresses.” He finished by saying he wouldn’t trust them even if they’d been dead for two days. David Icke just lost the Senate primary.

🚨 Senate Republicans held a hearing on protecting women’s sports, and Sen. Katie Britt called out the absence of Democratic senators. Britt said not one Democrat had shown up to ask questions or work toward solutions on fairness, safety, and opportunities for young women. She called the absence “absolutely absurd,” arguing that women’s sports deserve a serious bipartisan discussion.

🚨 Sen. Mike Lee attempted to advance the SAVE Act’s voter-ID provisions by unanimous consent—but Sen. Alex Padilla objected, blocking immediate passage. Lee argued nationwide voter ID should be enacted now, while Padilla and Senate Democrats have repeatedly opposed the SAVE Act. The fight over federal voter-ID requirements continues in the Senate.