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National Intelligence Team Assists in Nabbing Cartel Leader

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s (ODNI) National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) identified and shared intelligence with U.S. and Mexican law enforcement that led to the arrest of Sinaloa Cartel leader Leonardo Daniel Martinez Vera.

Obama Bros Run Cover for Platner Amid Nazi Tattoo Scandal

The Graham Platner controversy erupted this week after the Maine Senate Democrat candidate admitted he has a Nazi-style tattoo on his chest—revealed during a friendly interview on the left-wing podcast Pod Save the World, hosted by former Obama aides Tommy Vietor and Ben Rhodes.

Rockefeller Brothers Fund Under Fire for Anti-Israel Grants

The Rockefeller Brothers Fund has poured millions of dollars into anti-Israel organizations in 2025, including several tied to terrorism and extremist activism in the United States, a review of its grantees shows.

Food Alliance Seeks to Federalize Food Standards

Major food and beverage companies have joined together to launch a new coalition calling for national standards on food ingredients and labeling.

Hamas-Al Jazeera Collusion Exposed in New Intelligence Files

Newly recovered intelligence reveals that Hamas-Al Jazeera cooperation went far beyond sympathetic coverage—showing direct coordination between the Qatari-funded network and the terrorist group to manipulate news coming out of Gaza.

Obama Joins Democrat Governors Attacking GOP

Former President Barack Obama will appear alongside Democrats Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill, seeking to boost their gubernatorial campaigns for Virginia and New Jersey.

Exposed: Financier Howard Rubin’s ‘Sex Dungeon’ Penthouse, Accusers Describe ‘Victim Wall’

Photos of disgraced financier Howard Rubin’s Midtown “sex dungeon” penthouse have emerged for the first time, as multiple accusers claim he kept a disturbing “victim wall” of women he allegedly brutalized.

Luigi Mangione’s Previous Thailand Escapades Revealed Before UnitedHealthcare CEO Shooting

New details have emerged about Luigi Mangione’s Thailand escapades months before he allegedly murdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan, shedding light on the accused killer’s troubling behavior abroad.

DOJ Slams Judge’s Ruling on Mahmoud Khalil Removal as ‘Indefensible’ in Appeal

The Justice Department is urging a federal appeals court to overturn a lower court ruling that blocked activist Mahmoud Khalil’s deportation, calling the decision “fundamentally flawed.”

Fashion Faux Pas? Texas Drunk Driver Blames Designer Shoes for Deadly Crash

A Texas drunk driver accused of killing a man on his first date is claiming her designer heels, not alcohol, caused the deadly wreck.

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