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Lara Trump’s bedtime ‘tradition’ requires her kids say Pledge of Allegiance every night

Lara Trump, a candidate for Republican National Committee co-chair, revealed Thursday that she makes her children pledge allegiance to the United States flag every night before they can go to bed.

Trump offered the biographical information to a crowd at Thursday's Conservative Political Action Conference.

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A mind-boggling roundup of the MAGA swag CPAC vendors are selling

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Conservatives with money in their pockets will be walking away from the Conservative Political Action Conference this week with merchandise you have to see to believe.

Images from attendees of CPAC — where Donald Trump, a host of Republican politicians, right-wing media celebrities, foreign leaders and conspiracy theorists are set to appear — hit social media with a bang this week.

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Interviews with 'lying' FBI informant erased from Republican's Biden impeachment website

Republicans are continuing to delete mention of the FBI informant on which they based their impeachment investigation.

Ian Sams, White House spokesman for oversight and investigations, noticed that 'evidence" listed on the House Republican Oversight and Reform Committee's Biden impeachment website is disappearing.

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MTG's fashion advice for conservative women blows up in her face

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took a break Thursday from propping up former President Donald Trump's reelection bid to offer up an "unpopular opinion" about women's fashion.

On her X social media account, the always controversial lawmaker suggested conservative Christian woman need to do a better job of dressing and acting modestly.

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Navalny’s mother accuses Russia of ‘blackmailing’ her to agree to secret burial

The mother of Russia’s top opposition leader Alexei Navalny said Thursday that she has seen her son's body and that she is resisting strong pressure by authorities to agree to a secret burial outside the public eye.

Speaking in a video statement from the Arctic city of Salekhard, Lyudmila Navalnaya said investigators have allowed her to see her son Alexei Navalny’s body in the city morgue. She reaffirmed her demand for her son's body to be handed over to her and decried the pressure she was being subjected to by Russian authorities to try to force her to agree to a secret burial.

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'I don't see any smoking guns': Alan Dershowitz slams GOP's 'tit-for-tat' impeachment

Law professor Alan Dershowitz blasted House Republicans for pursuing the impeachment of President Joe Biden without a "smoking gun."

During a Thursday interview on Newsmax, Dershowitz was asked if the depositions of Biden's brother and son would produce significant evidence.

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Trump smoked for turning once-rowdy rallies into 'pity parties'

Los Angeles Times columnist Jackie Calmes recently tuned into one of former President Donald Trump's campaign rallies and found something had changed significantly since the first time he hit the campaign trail back in 2015.

In fact, Calmes said that much of the brash rowdiness that had characterized old Trump rallies had been replaced by something else: self-pity.

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Smirnov scandal: Experts call for investigations, warn GOP of possible conspiracy charges

Legal and national security experts including former prosecutors are calling for the U.S. Dept. of Justice and the U.S. Senate to conduct investigations into the Alexander Smirnov scandal to determine how a trusted FBI informant was able to allegedly plant false Kremlin propaganda attacking Joe Biden and Hunter Biden into the Republican House of Representatives in an effort to take down the President of the United States.

Other legal experts are warning House Republicans if they continue to assert what Special Counsel David Weiss stated in a court document are false claims, including that Joe Biden and Hunter Biden each took $5 million bribes, they could be subject to conspiracy charges.

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‘I have $10K to my name’: Mike Lindell bellyaches after he’s hit with $5M judgment

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell complained after a federal judge decided that he must pay a cybersecurity expert $5 million after he stepped up to Lindell's challenge to debunk election-related claims.

During an appearance on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast, Lindell told an audience at the Conservative Political Action Conference about his loss in court.

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'More than stupidity': Analyst claims Comer was willing to use Russian lies against Biden

House Oversight Chair James Comer's seeming lack of embarrassment after his key witness in the drive to impeach President Joe Biden turned out to be a now-accused liar who the Department of Justice claims was a pipeline for Russian disinformation suggests he knew what he was doing, an analyst wrote Thursday.

With Kentucky Republican Comer joining Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) in an attempt to blow off concerns that they had been duped — and argue they still have a strong case against Biden — fellow lawmaker Rep Dan Goldman (D-NY) suggested the two are more than willing to use Russian propaganda as a political tool in their war with Democrats.

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GOP governor skewers Republicans who attack electric cars — then charge their golf carts

A Republican governor mocked his colleagues Thursday for lashing out at electric vehicles — and then getting behind the wheels of them every weekend.

Politico hosted a Governor's Summit in which it interviewed, among others, Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA).

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Republican at CPAC: More people 'have died from wind turbines than nuclear power'

Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) asserted without evidence that more people had died from wind turbines than nuclear power.

Donalds made the remarks Thursday during a speech at CPAC.

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Crowd 'groans' as governor hopeful unleashes rigged election rant: 'It's really sad'

West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, who is now running to be his state's governor, has recently taken to embracing MAGA conspiracy theories about the 2020 election that are leaving some of his fellow state elections officials ill at ease.

NBC News reports that Warner recently went off on a conspiratorial rant at the National Association of Secretaries of State Winter Conference that "drew rare groans" from a crowd that is used to cordial, nonpartisan affairs.

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