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Sen. Rand Paul’s (R-KY) son reportedly went on a drunken tirade to Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) about “gays and Jews,” blaming the marginalized groups for various events and mistaking Lawler for being Jewish. Lawler recounted the Tuesday evening situation to the Washington Examiner and said the senator’s son gave him the “middle finger and then tripped”

The Senate overwhelmingly advanced a resolution on Wednesday that would block senators from receiving pay during government shutdowns, signaling growing bipartisan frustration with repeated funding standoffs in Congress. According to a press release, Sen. John Kennedy’s (R-LA) resolution, which required 60 votes to invoke cloture, would require the Senate to withhold pay from all senators

Macron’s Wife Slapped Him Over Teasing Messages Exchanged With Young Iranian Actress: REPORT by Paul Serran May. 13, 2026 3:40 pm The Grand Entrance by the Macron’s in Vietnam L’amour, c’est la folie ! (Love is crazy) About a year ago, as they arrived in Hanoi, Vietnam for an official visit, French President Emmanuel Macron and

Hantavirus: Have We Learned Nothing? The Fear Machine Is Starting Again. This Time, You Should Recognize It. by Jenn Baker May. 13, 2026 3:20 pm Guest Post by Dr. Sherrri  Tenpenny Watching the headlines unfold this week feels like watching a rerun of a movie we’ve seen multiple times before. A virus outbreak on a cruise

In a sharply worded op-ed published Tuesday in the Federalist, DHS General Counsel James Percival accused U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose of “judicial misconduct” and argued that the fallout surrounding the temporary release of Dominican national Bryan Rafael Gomez was “entirely of Judge DuBose’s own making.” The dispute stems from an April 28 decision by

President Donald Trump and tech mogul Elon Musk had a very public falling out in May 2025, fracturing their political partnership into a foul-mouthed feud. Now, nearly a year later, Musk is on board Air Force One with the president en route to Beijing, indicating the pair may have made amends. Musk first broke from

ONLY IN JAPAN: With Government Unable To Deal With Surging Bear Populations, Citizens Have Deployed a Pack of Robot-Wolves To Counter Them (VIDEO) by Paul Serran May. 13, 2026 3:00 pm Screengrab Social Media X Apex predators versus scary robots: soon in a Japanese town. We have been reporting here on TGP about the surge

The lakeside resort communities on the California side of Lake Tahoe will need a new energy source by May 2027 as energy-guzzling data centers keep springing up on the Nevada side of the lake, according to reports. Nevada public utility, NV Energy, which supplies the small California company Liberty Utilities (LU) with 75% of the

The Trump administration announced Wednesday that it will temporarily waive visa bond requirements for certain international visitors attending the FIFA World Cup, easing travel restrictions for some foreign fans headed to the United States next month. The State Department instead opted into FIFA’s pass system for expedited visa appointments. Assistant Secretary of State for Consular