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  • Supreme Court Allows Trump Admin to Terminate Venezuelan’s Protected Status

    (Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday granted the Trump administration’s request to stay a lower court’s ruling, allowing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to end a federal “temporary protected status” (TPS) designation for roughly 300,000 Venezuelans released into the country by the Biden administration. The protected status was granted…

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  • Challenges Remain on GOP Budget Package After Initial Holdouts Allow It to Advance

    (Thérèse Boudreaux, The Center Square) The Republican multitrillion-dollar budget reconciliation package may undergo significant edits before reaching the House floor after party leaders conceded to holdouts’ demands. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., wants the 1,116-page policy bill to pass the House before Memorial Day next Monday, but fiscal hawks on the House Budget Committee stalled…

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  • Hillary Clinton Smears GOP Women as ‘Handmaidens to the Patriarchy’

    (Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) “Crooked” Hillary Clinton has once again outdone herself, unleashing a smear even harsher than her infamous “basket of deplorables” rant.  The twice-failed presidential candidate, who’s married to an alleged rapist, slammed Republican women as “handmaidens to the patriarchy” in a May 1 interview with Margaret Hoover.  Hoover asked what advice Clinton would…

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  • Dems Crown Socialist AOC as New Face of the DNC

    (Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Democratic voters apparently view Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the self-described socialist, as their party’s face.  A May survey by research firm “co/efficient” revealed that 26 percent of voters now view Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., as the Democratic National Committee’s face, the highest share of any other politician.  The poll, which surveyed 1,400 voters, also found…

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  • WEEKLY BRIEF: Headline USA’s Biggest Scoops that the Competition Missed

    (Ken Silva, Headline USA) The video below breaks down our best stories from last week that were either unreported or underreported by other outlets. Find the time-stamps and links to the stories below the video! WEEKLY BRIEFING: Headline USA’s @NumberSixTNP breaks down our best stories from last week that were either unreported or underreported by other…

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  • Witkoff Says US ‘Cannot Allow’ Any Iranian Nuclear Enrichment

    (Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) US envoy Steve Witkoff said in an interview that aired Sunday that the US “cannot allow” Iran to maintain a civilian nuclear enrichment program, calling the issue a “red line” for the Trump administration. “We have one very, very clear red line, and that is enrichment. We cannot allow even one percent…

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  • Reward Increased for Capture of Escaped New Orleans Inmates as 7 Remain on the lam

    (Headline USA) Officials increased the reward for the capture of seven inmates who escaped from a New Orleans jail by fleeing through a hole behind a toilet as at least a dozen law enforcement agencies pressed their expansive search for the men for a third day on Sunday. FBI Special Agent Jonathan Trapp said at…

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  • Industrial Demand for Gold Steady in Q1

    (Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Every once in a while, you’ll hear some talking head on a financial network claim that gold is “a useless metal.” This is an absurd statement. Fundamentally, gold is money, accounting for a lot of its demand, but it also has practical uses. In the first quarter, tech and…

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  • Revisiting the Bullish Case For Silver

    (Jesse Colombo, Money Metals News Service) Though silver has been quiet lately, it’s important to be aware of the many bullish factors that are setting the stage for a strong move higher. As an analyst and investor who strongly believes in silver’s long-term potential, I often revisit and share key charts to stay grounded in…

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  • Gold Demand Surges: A Global Breakdown with the World Gold Council

    (Money Metals News Service) Gold demand soared in the first quarter of 2025, hitting its highest Q1 level since 2016. To explain what’s driving the trend, Mike Maharrey spoke with Juan Carlos Artigas, global head of research at the World Gold Council. Artigas offered key insights from their latest Gold Demand Trends report and shared what…

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