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America This Week: Trade Deals, Ceasefires, and More Democrat Fake-Hero Attempts (May 5 – 11, 2025)

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President Trump secures a trade deal with the UK, eyes a potential China agreement, and entertains offers from India. His administration also helped defuse tensions between India and Pakistan.

New York AG Letitia James is now under investigation for fraud and misrepresentation. Trump signs executive orders to boost domestic drug production and cut gain-of-function research funding, as AstraZeneca opens a U.S. facility.

CNN embarrasses itself again with a soft interview of a brutal cartel gangster. Newark’s mayor is arrested after a failed ICE protest stunt. Despite RINO opposition, Trump appoints Ed Martin to DOJ roles. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino pushes new transparency efforts.

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America This Week: Faith, Family, Freedom, and Pope Trump (April 28 – May 4, 2025)

President Trump sparks leftist meltdowns with epic social media trolls several times this week.

Job reports are stronger than expected and the U.S. and Ukraine finally make the minerals deal official.

This past Tuesday, April 29, 2025, marked President Trump’s first 100 days in office. And it has been yuge.

Further evidence surfaces of deported illegal Kilmar Abrego Garcia of trafficking humans and beating his wife.

Nike gets called out by competitors for its sanctimonious hypocrisy.

Woke judges still think they are being brave by abusing their power and distorting the law for political purposes.

Former LA County Sheriff ditches Democrats’ paid protest and purple hair policies in favor of faith, family, freedom, and the Republicans.

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Next Year in Saigon

The phrase “Next Year in Jerusalem” carried the Jewish people through centuries of exile, keeping alive their dream of freedom and return. In that same spirit, the words “Next Year in Saigon” echo the hopes of the Free Vietnamese people who lost their homeland on April 30, 1975. It is more than a wish — it is a vow. A vow to honor our past, unite our diaspora, and one day bring freedom back to the Vietnamese homeland.

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America This Week: Rogue Judge Reckoning, Due Process Hoaxes, the Easter Bunny (April 21-27, 2025)

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President Trump reminisces about Joe Biden getting handled by the Easter Bunny before heading to the Vatican for Pope Francis’ funeral.

Democrats quadruple down on their “Maryland Man” hero, who is, in fact, a citizen of El Salvador, allegedly beat his wife, trafficked humans, and is a member of the MS-13 gang.

Rogue activist judge Hannah Dugan is arrested by the FBI for helping a violent illegal alien avoid capture by ICE.

The Washington Post misleads Americans into thinking Trump is deporting U.S. citizen children. California frees illegal alien drunk driver who killed two American teens.

Trump’s tariff strategy continues to make headway. China continues tough talk while secretly trying to kiss the ring.

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel celebrates Kristi Noem getting her purse stolen. R&B singer Kehlani’s performance is canceled at Cornell. Comedian Nikki Glaser says President Trump makes her “super horny.”

Former CDC director Robert Redfield notes the Trump administration’s efforts to expose COVID-19’s true origins.

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America This Week: What’s Been Going On (April 14 – 20, 2025)

President Trump spends Easter weekend writing faith posts and roasting leftists.

Nvidia is investing more in the United States with eyes on Arizona.

Allies are eager to make a deal with the U.S.

The latest leftist hero is probably a wife-beating, human trafficking, MS-13 gang member.

A man in blue lipstick is behind firebombing and other dangerous attacks in New Mexico.

Trump and Zelenskyy may reach a new minerals deal soon.

The President’s high approval numbers trump negative media coverage.

The media highlights tariff fear while burying high job numbers.

NBC’s “Law and Order” portrays law enforcement as bad guys and illegals as good guys.

Leftist CBS claims ancient child sacrifice rituals were “non-violent.”

Christian movies crush it in theaters during Easter week.

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America This Week: What’s Been Going On (April 7 – 13, 2025)

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President Donald Trump’s strategic use of “Liberation Day” tariffs has brought many countries to the negotiating table.

Leftists genuinely think the rules don’t apply to them when committing hate crimes.

Another leftist punches a pro-life activist in New York for asking a tough question.

Elon Musk and DOGE continue to expose government corruption and saving taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.

Consumer prices dropped in March, which was the first monthly decline in three years.

The Trump administration brings home another American wrongfully jailed abroad by a tyrannical government.

Bill Maher catches fire from fellow leftists for meeting with Trump and letting everyone know Trump is actually a pretty cool guy.

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History

Crash Course in Vietnamese History: 500,000 BC – AD 1945

The Đông Sơn bronze drum, crafted by the ancient Việt peoples of East and Southeast Asia, symbolizes the antiquity of Vietnamese history and culture, which spans thousands of years. It stands as one of the key emblems of Vietnamese resilience, helping to preserve Việt culture through difficult times, including the thousand years of Chinese occupation from the late BC to the early-mid AD centuries (Courtesy of Vu Thi Anh).

Get acquainted with Vietnamese history in less than 10 minutes. Vietnam’s history reflects resilience through its evolution from ancient kingdoms, foreign rule, and independence to modern struggles and conflicts.

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America This Week: What’s Been Going On (March 31 – April 6, 2025)

President Donald Trump signs an Executive Order on the Administration’s tariff plans at a “Make America Wealthy Again” event, Wednesday, April 2, 2025, in the White House Rose Garden. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok)

It’s been another wild week in America.

President Trump is shaking up the global economy with massive tariffs aimed at securing American industry, sending retailers and globalists into a panic. The American people may approve, though.

Leftist activists continue their war on Elon Musk and Tesla, escalating from vandalism to outright domestic terrorism.

Over the weekend, protesters flooded the streets in so-called “Hands Off!” rallies, whining about Trump and Musk while pushing their usual laundry list of grievances.

In entertainment, Disney’s “Snow White” bombed spectacularly, yet the media refuses to acknowledge the obvious—audiences rejected the film because it was another soulless, woke remake.

Let’s break it all down.

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History

Legacy Post: “Southern Heroes: Le Van Hung, the ARVN, and the Battle of An Loc”

General Lê Văn Hưng, leader of the An Lộc defense, the unquestioned hero of the battle. (Photo taken in May 1972. Courtesy of the former Embassy of the Republic of Vietnam).

The post commemorates Black April Day, honoring the sacrifices of South Vietnamese soldiers who fought valiantly during the Vietnam War, particularly at the Battle of An Loc in 1972. Despite being outnumbered, they achieved a significant victory against North Vietnamese forces, showcasing courage and patriotism for their nation’s freedom and legacy.

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This Goodreads Summary Sums Up Leftist Journalists and Democrat Politicians

Illinois delegates at the 1968 Democratic National Convention observe Senator Abraham Ribicoff's nomination speech for George McGovern, where he verbally attacked the Chicago police's handling of anti-Vietnam War protesters (Courtesy of Warren K. Leffler, U.S. News & World Report Magazine).

“Ride the Thunder” by Richard Botkin presents an important perspective on the Vietnam War, critiquing leftist journalists for misrepresenting events and fostering misconceptions. Botkin argues these journalists exaggerated their own bravery while neglecting the sacrifices of South Vietnamese soldiers and American allies, ultimately influencing the war’s outcome despite military successes.