CURRENT NEWS

Vatican Finally Removes Radical Priest Who Turned Church Into Migrant Camp for 200 Illegals

After years of housing up to 200 illegal migrants inside church grounds, transforming a historic Tuscan parish into what health inspectors called an unsanitary fire hazard, Father Massimo Biancalani has finally been stripped of his pastoral duties by the Holy See.

Woman Charged in ISIS-Linked New York Capitol Plot

A New York woman has been arrested after she planned to bomb the New York State Capitol and kill state senators.

Texas Senate Candidate Told Inmates He Wants ‘World Without Prisons’ While Murderer of Toddler Sat in Audience

A man who boiled a 16-month-old baby alive is among the inmates Texas Senate candidate James Talarico apparently believes "don't belong in cages."

ActBlue Co-Founder Pleads the Fifth

The co-founder of the Democratic fundraising entity ActBlue invoked the Fifth Amendment during a deposition with three House Committees.

Only 30 Homes Rebuilt 20 Months After LA Wildfire Destroyed 6,000

Nearly two years after the devastating Palisades fire destroyed 6,000 homes in one of Los Angeles' most cherished neighborhoods, only about 30 have been fully rebuilt, leaving residents trapped between government failure and agonizing uncertainty under Mayor Karen Bass' leadership, The Federalist reports.

Academic Exposing Plagiarism Gets Suspended

A former University of Cambridge academic who exposed the plagiarism of former Professor Jason Arday, has been suspended by Ghent University in Flanders, Belgium.

State Prosecutors Have a Roadmap to Go After Fauci, Legal Experts Say

Bombshell text messages revealing Dr. Anthony Fauci knew about Covid vaccine risks to pregnant women but kept quiet could open the door for state prosecutors to bring charges against the former White House health czar, legal experts told The Federalist.

Secret U.S. Military Operation Punches Through Iranian Blockade, Moves 10 Million Barrels Daily

Ten million barrels of oil are slipping past Iran's attempted chokehold on global energy supplies every single day, thanks to a covert American military operation that has quietly opened a stealth shipping corridor through one of the world's most strategic waterways.

American ‘Wrongfully Detained’ in China

The State Department has determined that an American is being wrongfully detained in China on espionage accusations.

FBI Seizes Eric Swalwell’s Devices at Airport Amid Sexual Misconduct Probe

The former Democratic congressman who once sought the presidency and built his political brand on attacking Donald Trump is now the subject of an FBI investigation into sexual misconduct allegations.

Trump Admin Sued Over Foreign Student Visa Rule

The Trump administration is being sued by a group of unions and groups aiming to block a rule that limits how long foreign students and journalists can remain in the country without an extension.

Feds Let Convicted ISIS Terrorist Back on Campus Without Telling Anyone

A convicted ISIS supporter who spent years in federal prison walked back onto a Virginia university campus, got approved for on-campus status, and nobody in law enforcement bothered to warn the school he was coming, former CIA targeting officer Sarah Adams wrote in an opinion piece for The Daily Wire.

Gabbard Shares Health Update for Husband

Former National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard shared a health update for her husband, Abraham, describing that his cancer is a "very very rare, one in a million type of cancer."

Trump Threatens to Wage ‘Economic D-Day’ on Iran

President Trump threatened this week to launch an "economic D-Day" against Iran amid the lack of negotiations.

Surrogate Mother Sued for Not Aborting Now-Born Baby

The biological parents at the center of a surrogacy conflict are suing the woman who carried and gave birth to the child.

Kennedy’s Son on Russian Wanted List

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s son, Conor Kennedy, has been placed on Russia's international wanted list for his participation in the Ukraine War.

Trump’s Legislative Advisor to Leave White House

James Braid, President Trump's longest-serving legislative affairs director, is leaving the White House in September.

Arizona Dem Running for Congress Voted to Let Doctors Perform Trans Surgeries on Kids

A Democratic candidate for Congress in Arizona repeatedly voted against legislation protecting children from transgender surgeries and procedures during his time as a state lawmaker, raising questions about his judgment as he campaigns on his medical credentials.

Half of Gen Z Investors Are Gambling Away Their Futures on Sports Betting

A staggering 99 out of 100 people who participate in sports gambling lose money over the long term. Yet more than half of America's youngest investors are funneling their investment dollars straight into sportsbooks, according to a troubling new survey.

Fauci Adviser Pleads Guilty

Dr. David Morens, a former adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci, pleaded guilty in federal court to a conspiracy charge related to his evasion of the Freedom of Information Act requests and the Federal Records Act surrounding COVID-19 communications.