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Cornell’s Student Paper Sparks Outrage After Publishing Artwork With Nazi Imagery
The Cornell Daily Sun is under fire after publishing a faculty-written opinion column accompanied by controversial Palestinian artwork.
Shockwaves on Campus: AAUP Battles UPenn’s Antisemitism Safeguards
The AAUP challenges University of Pennsylvania’s antisemitism investigations, citing threats to academic freedom.
Ed Gallrein Torches Thomas Massie as MAGA ‘Roadblock’
Congressional hopeful Ed Gallrein, a Trump-endorsed Navy SEAL and Army Ranger, is challenging Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) in Kentucky’s 4th District.
Philadelphia Drug Bust, FBI Destroys Weymouth Street Empire
Federal and local law enforcement dismantled a major Philadelphia drug operation this week.
Zohran Mamdani Says 9/11 Victim Was His Aunt, Backlash Erupts
Radical Democratic Socialist and New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is facing intense backlash after suggesting that his Muslim aunt was a victim of the 9/11 terror attacks.
Government Shutdown Freezes Legal Immigration, Workers Left Stranded
As the federal government shutdown drags on, the immigration system is suffering a lesser-known—but critical—consequence.
Texas Hospital Accused of Race-Based Vendor Discrimination
A Texas healthcare system is under federal scrutiny after a civil rights complaint accused it of racial discrimination in how it selects vendors.
Guillermo del Toro, ‘I’d Rather Die’ Than Use AI in Films
Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro declared he will never use AI-generated video in his movies.
AI Chatbots Gave Deadly Medical Advice
The growing dependence on artificial intelligence for medical advice is now leading to serious injuries, poisonings, and even deaths.
Klobuchar Rips Trump’s White House Plan, ‘Wrecking Ball’
During an appearance on MSNBC’s The Weeknight Friday, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) accused President Donald Trump of abusing executive power through his proposed White House ballroom renovation.
Bill Maher Blasts Democrats, Identity Politics Obsession
On HBO’s Real Time Friday night, host Bill Maher criticized the Democratic Party’s approach to race and identity politics.
Democrat Adam Smith, Identity Politics Is Killing Us
On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s The Beat, Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) made a surprising admission.
From Lewis’s Pen to America’s Pain: Vile Rhetoric Ignites a Soulless Crisis
In 1943, the great C.S. Lewis penned a warning in his book 'The Abolition of Man' that echoes through our troubled times like a clarion call.
Trump’s Bold Ballroom Exposes Dems’ Double Talk
In the hallowed halls of American history, the White House has never been a museum frozen in amber—it's a living, breathing seat of executive power, shaped by the hands of leaders who dared to leave their mark.
Hamas’ War With Civilization
When one hears the term peace process, it's tempting to believe that the war in the Middle East is merely political—borders, land, and ceasefires. Yet that interpretation misses something far more profound.
China, Russia, and the Road to Armageddon
A few years ago, a headline from The New York Times caught my attention: “Iraq Suffers as the Euphrates River Dwindles.” It resonated not because of climate concerns, but because of prophecy. The article inadvertently referenced one of the most stunning end-time predictions in Scripture:
Judas Returns: The Shocking Truth About the Coming Antichrist
For centuries, theologians have debated the identity of the Antichrist—the mysterious world leader who will deceive the nations, unite the world under his rule, and wage war against God’s people.
Holy Smoke: How Trump and Kennedy Drew the Same Line in the Sand
In the austere halls of power, a small act of indulgence can become a symbol—sometimes even a sentinel—of grander principles. Such was the tale when President John F. Kennedy, the young Catholic leader of a restless nation, signed the sweeping U.S. trade embargo against Cuba— aware of what it would mean not only for geopolitics but for the humble cigar.
Trump and MacArthur Were Right About China
When President Donald J. Trump warned that “China is not our friend—it is our greatest threat,” the political class scoffed. But like General Douglas MacArthur seventy years earlier, Trump saw something the elites refused to see: a communist empire bent on domination, deception, and global control.
The “No Kings” Farce: When Leftist Protesters Crown Their Own Monarchs
In cities from New York to Los Angeles, throngs of protesters donned inflatable crowns and chanted "No Kings!" this past weekend, railing against President Donald Trump's supposed authoritarian streak.
Delta Flight Turns Back After Disgusting Smell Fills Cabin
A Delta Air Lines flight was forced to return to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on October 18 after passengers and crew detected a foul odor midair.
Trump Already Spending Millions for Midterms
President Donald Trump has already started deploying funds to support Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections.
North Carolina Exposes Ugly Truth Behind Human Trafficking
A four-part webinar series titled “Behind the Demand” will begin next week in North Carolina, led by first-term Democrat Attorney General Jeff Jackson.
Eight Sleep Bedowners Roasted in AWS Outage Nightmare
A major Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage on October 20 exposed the dark side of the so-called “smart home” revolution.
California Gave Illegal Migrant a CDL, Now 3 Are Dead
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has condemned California for issuing a commercial driver’s license (CDL) to an illegal migrant who later caused a deadly crash.
Charlotte Murder Suspect Had 40 Arrests, Before Killing Again
A man accused of murder in Charlotte, North Carolina, was arrested more than 40 times before allegedly committing the latest crime that took a life.
Trump’s Asia Trip 2025, Will He Out‑Deal China?
President Donald Trump will travel to Asia next week for a series of high-stakes diplomatic meetings aimed at strengthening U.S. alliances.
Zohran Mamdani Could Push 1 in 4 New Yorkers to Flee
More than one in four New York City residents are considering leaving the city if far-left candidate Zohran Mamdani wins the mayoral election next month.
San Bernardino Home Invasion Ends in Gunfire
An alleged home intruder was shot early Wednesday morning while attempting to break into a home in San Bernardino County, California.
SNAP Benefits Cut? Government Shutdown Puts 42 Million at Risk
A federal government shutdown now threatens food security for over 42 million Americans relying on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Judges Admit AI Behind Court Errors
Two federal judges admitted that their staff used artificial intelligence to generate court orders containing errors.
Trump Admin Deploys Carrier Strike Group to Hunt Cartels
The Trump administration ordered the deployment of the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group in the Western Hemisphere as the United States continues to target drug smuggling vessels in the Caribbean.
New York Rolls Out ICE Surveillance Portal
New York Attorney General Letitia James unveiled a portal for citizens to document and track Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities in the state.
North Korea Pledges ‘Friendship’ with Russia
North Korea vowed to advance its military relationship with Russia, according to a speech shared by Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
Trump Pone Fin A Las Negociaciones Comerciales Con Canadá Por El Escándalo Del Anuncio De Reagan
El presidente Donald Trump puso fin a todas las negociaciones comerciales con Canadá tras revelarse que el gobierno de Ontario utilizó la voz del...
«Por favor, déjame en paz»: el senador Josh Hawley choca con CNN por la renovación de la Casa Blanca
Durante un tenso intercambio con CNN el miércoles, el senador Josh Hawley (republicano por Misuri) dio la vuelta a las preguntas de un reportero...
Letitia James se declara no culpable
La fiscal general de Nueva York, Letitia James, se declaró no culpable de los cargos de fraude bancario y de realizar declaraciones falsas a...
Predicador musulmán radical elogia el asesinato de Charlie Kirk como una “acción loable” en un video viral
Un video de 39 minutos de Project Guiding Light, vinculado al predicador musulmán radical Ahmad Musa Jibril, ha reavivado la indignación tras celebrar abiertamente...
Garland “aprobó personalmente” el objetivo contra los conservadores
El exfiscal general Merrick Garland y el exdirector del FBI Christopher Wray estuvieron detrás de la aprobación de la investigación Arctic Frost, que tenía...
Garland ‘Personally Approved’ Target on Conservatives
Former Attorney General Merrick Garland and former FBI Director Christopher Wray were behind the approval of the Arctic Frost probe, which targeted conservatives through a weaponized Justice Department.
Mavis Jones Bail Fund Donation Adds Fuel to Virginia AG Race Scandal
Mavis Jones, wife of Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones (D.), is facing scrutiny for donating to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, a controversial bail group that freed violent offenders—including rapists and murderers—from jail.
Letitia James Pleads Not Guilty
New York Attorney General Letitia James pleaded not guilty to charges of bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution.
Harvard Dean Scandal: Gregory Davis Defends “Rioting and Looting,” Calls for the Death of Trump
Harvard University is facing renewed backlash over Gregory Davis, a resident dean whose past remarks defending “rioting and looting” and wishing death on President Donald Trump have sparked outrage.
Slain Refugee’s Killer Could Face Death Penalty
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against DeCarlos Brown Jr. for the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutka.
Radical Muslim Preacher Extolls Charlie Kirk’s Assassination as a ‘Praiseworthy Action’ in Viral Video
A 39-minute clip from Project Guiding Light, tied to radical Muslim preacher Ahmad Musa Jibril, has revived outrage after openly celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination and urging replication — a development U.S. officials say prompted visa revocations.
Duffy Threatens to Pull License Power from California
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy threatened to revoke California's ability to issue commercial driver’s licenses if it fails to comply with transportation policies.
Tragic Loss: Chess Master Daniel Naroditsky’s Found Dead
Authorities are investigating the death of Daniel Naroditsky death, the 29-year-old U.S. chess grandmaster, considering whether it may have been a suicide or drug overdose.
Judge Strikes Down Biden-Era Trans Policy
A federal judge struck down a Biden-era rule that expanded anti-discrimination policies to include transgender measures.
Son Faces Justice Years Later in Shocking Brutal Family Murders in Newport Beach
A jury found Camden Burton Nicholson guilty of three counts of first-degree murder in a case that has gripped Newport Beach, California, for years, marking a grim resolution to the brutal family murders that took the lives of his parents and their longtime housekeeper.
‘I Would Never Cheat’: Chauncey Billups Arrest Shocks NBA Fans in FBI Gambling Probe
Basketball Hall of Famer Chauncey Billups’ arrest stunned fans Thursday after the Portland Trail Blazers head coach left an Oregon federal courthouse without answering questions.
Chaos in the Skies: Major Airport Ground Stops Hit as Shutdown Strains Air Traffic Control
Air travelers faced major disruptions Thursday as airport ground stops rippled through three of the nation’s busiest hubs, a direct consequence of air traffic controller shortages amid the ongoing government shutdown.
Jack Smith to Confront ‘Mischaracterizations’ of Trump Investigation
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith is requesting to testify publicly following a letter by House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan (R-OH).
‘A Slap on the Wrist’: Outrage Erupts After Violent Teen Escapes Prison Time as ‘Youthful Offender’
Families in Payne County, Oklahoma, are furious after a student accused of multiple brutal sexual assaults avoided prison time when a judge reclassified him as a youthful offender.
‘Give Me a Break’: Sen. Josh Hawley Clashes with CNN Over White House Renovation
During a tense CNN exchange Wednesday, Sen. Josh Hawley, (R-MO), turned the tables on a reporter questioning President Donald Trump’s decision to renovate part of the White House.
Trump Ends Canada Trade Talks Over Reagan Ad Scandal
President Donald Trump ended all trade talks with Canada after revelations that Ontario’s government used the late president Ronald Reagan’s voice in a deceptive commercial criticizing U.S. tariffs — igniting a Reagan ad scandal.
Bracero Program 2.0 Could Change Everything
Rep. Monica De La Cruz (R-TX) introduced the Bracero Program 2.0 Act on July 14, 2025, aimed at overhauling the federal H-2A visa program used to bring temporary agricultural workers into the United States.
Parents Revolt, Washington’s HB 1296 Sparks Major Lawsuit
A group of Washington parents, educators, and school board members filed a lawsuit Thursday in Thurston County Superior Court, challenging House Bill 1296 as unconstitutional.
Trump Warns Israel, U.S. Support at Risk If West Bank Is Annexed
President Donald Trump warned on Thursday that the United States would cut off all support to Israel if it proceeded with annexing Judea and Samaria.
California Funnels $140M to Planned Parenthood Amid Deficit
Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced Thursday that California will allocate $140 million in state funds to Planned Parenthood affiliates to replace lost federal support.
Tesla Earnings Call Disaster, Investors Left Stunned
Tesla’s third-quarter earnings call disappointed investors as CEO Elon Musk focused heavily on futuristic projects like robotaxis and humanoid robots.
Pelosi, California Cops May Arrest Federal Agents
Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Rep. Kevin Mullin (D-CA) issued a joint statement Wednesday declaring that California law enforcement could arrest federal agents if they violate state law.
Disney’s Popularity Nosedives, Search Trends Don’t Lie
The The Walt Disney Company is seeing a significant drop in public interest at its theme parks, according to recent search‑trend data.
Caught on Camera, Georgia Power Trade Secrets Stolen
Former Democrat Public Service Commission (PSC) candidate Patty Durand was arrested Tuesday and charged with felony theft of trade secrets.
China’s Cold Response to Japan’s New PM
China’s Foreign Ministry issued a cold, carefully worded response to the election of Japan’s first female prime minister, conservative leader Takaichi Sanae.
Microsoft Election Meddling, The Hidden Power Play
The Fair Election Fund (FEF) launched a digital ad campaign this week alongside a report accusing Microsoft of suppressing conservative speech.
Dems Reject Bill Supporting Military During Shutdown
Senate Democrats have rejected a bill to pay U.S. soldiers and essential government workers while the government shutdown persists.
ICE Seeks Arrest of Illegal Trucker After 3 Killed
The Department of Homeland Security announced that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is seeking the arrest of an illegal immigrant serving as a truck driver in California who killed three people during a DUI accident.
Lenient Sentence for Kavanaugh Attacker Triggers Impeachment Effort
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) has filed articles of impeachment against U.S. District Judge Deborah L. Boardman of the District of Maryland after she gave a lenient sentence to a transgender-identifying individual who sought to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Google AI Lists Fake Criminal Allegations for Conservative Activist
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging the company's artificial intelligence generated false information about him.
Democrat Donor Revolt Deepens as Party Faces Fundraising Crisis
A growing Democrat donor revolt is hitting the Democratic National Committee (DNC), as top funders refuse to bankroll events and lash out over the party’s lack of direction and poor leadership.
El COI critica a Indonesia tras prohibir la participación de atletas israelíes en el Mundial de Gimnasia
El Comité Olímpico Internacional (COI) advirtió sobre graves consecuencias después de que Indonesia prohibiera la participación de atletas israelíes en el Campeonato Mundial de...
El Escándalo de los Muebles de Hillary Clinton Resurge Tras el Ataque al Salón de Baile de la Casa Blanca de Trump
El escándalo de los muebles de Hillary Clinton resurgió el martes después de que la ex primera dama se burlara del presidente Donald Trump...
Broadway Producer James Simon Returns After Hostage Poster Scandal
James Simon, a producer and former viral villain for tearing down posters of Israeli hostages is back in the spotlight—this time on the Great White Way.
Trump Cancela el Despliegue de Tropas en San Francisco
El presidente Trump canceló el “despliegue” de tropas en San Francisco, según anunció en Truth Social. Escribió que “amigos míos que viven en el...
Disturbios en Dublín tras acusación contra un migrante ilegal por agredir a una niña de 10 años
Un motín estalló en Dublín, Irlanda, la noche del martes, cuando manifestantes enfurecidos se enfrentaron con la policía después de que un migrante ilegal...
Presidente Trump indulta al fundador de Binance
El presidente Donald Trump indultó al fundador de Binance, Changpeng Zhao, quien creó el mayor intercambio de criptomonedas del mundo.
Zhao se declaró culpable en...
President Trump Pardons Binance Founder
President Donald Trump pardoned Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, who created the largest cryptocurrency exchange.
Exposed: China is Cheating its Way Into U.S. Law Schools
China LSAT cheating has allowed unqualified applicants to infiltrate elite U.S. law schools by exploiting loopholes in remote testing, according to a whistleblower and U.S. education experts.
Trump Calls Off Troop Deployment to San Francisco
President Trump called off the "surge" of troops to San Francisco, he announced on Truth Social.
Missouri Charity Boss Accused of $11M Scam in Shocking Charity Fraud Case
A Missouri woman allegedly stole nearly $11 million intended for low-income children in a staggering case of charity fraud, prosecutors revealed Tuesday.
Miyares Slams Democrat Jay Jones as Investigation Deepens
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is calling for Democratic challenger Jay Jones to drop out of the attorney general race as the investigation into Jones's past behavior continues to widen.
Vance Criticizes Israel’s ‘Political Stunt’
Vice President JD Vance criticized Israel's parliament vote to annex the West Bank, comparing it to a "very stupid political stunt."
Dublin Migrant Riot Erupts After Illegal Migrant Accused of Assaulting 10-Year-Old Girl
A riot broke out in Dublin, Ireland on Tuesday night as angry protesters clashed with police after an illegal migrant was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 10-year-old Irish girl in state care.
Hillary Clinton Furniture Scandal Resurfaces After Attack on Trump’s White House Ballroom
The Hillary Clinton furniture scandal resurfaced Tuesday after the former first lady mocked President Donald Trump for building a new White House ballroom — a privately funded project not costing taxpayers a dime.
Melania Trump Slammed With Lawsuit After Author Fights Back
Author Michael Wolff alleged in a lawsuit that First Lady Melania Trump threatened to sue him if he did not retract defamatory statements pertaining to her interactions with Jeffrey Epstein.
IOC Slams Indonesia After It Bans Israeli Athletes From World Gymnastics
The International Olympic Committee is warning of severe consequences after Indonesia bans Israeli athletes from the World Gymnastics Championships in Jakarta — a move that sparked international backlash and renewed debate over the politicization of sports.
Coca-Cola Rolls Out Cane Sugar Beverages
Coca-Cola has begun using cane sugar in its drinks months after President Donald Trump demanded it make a U.S. version of its Mexican Coke.
Niger Kidnapping Crisis Deepens — Expert Says Hostage Could Be Moved Tonight
Concern over the kidnapping of a Christian missionary by suspected Islamists has intensified as a security expert warned that the first 48 hours are critical while a U.S. missionary may already have moved through ISIS-controlled areas.
Buffalo National River Tragedy: Arkansas Father Finds Son After 200-Foot Fall
A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Arkansas at the Buffalo National River over the weekend when a father discovered his 13-year-old son dead after a 200-foot fall from a bluff inside the national park.
US Imposes Massive Sanctions on Russia
The United States imposed massive sanctions on Russia as a result of its "lack of serious commitment to a peace process to end the war in Ukraine," the Treasury Department said.
Minority Contracting Scheme Under Federal Scrutiny
The SBA investigates contractors for allegedly using minority-owned businesses as fronts to secure no-bid federal contracts.
New MAHA Guidelines Could Melt Fears About Unsaturated Fats
The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) initiative signals a major policy change: saturated fats may be less harmful than once thought.
Campus Clash: Tulane Pauses Recognition of TPUSA Chapter Revival
Tulane University has temporarily halted the approval process for a proposed revival of its chapter of Turning Point USA (TPUSA).
Fired for Being White: HBCU Hit with Explosive Discrimination Lawsuit
A tenured white professor at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore files a lawsuit alleging anti-white discrimination
Yale Invites Former Israeli PM and Palestinian Leader for Peace Debate — Campus Tensions Rise
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Palestinian Foreign Minister Nasser al‑Qudwa faced off in a debate at Yale University.
Treasury Secretary Slams Warren Over $20B Argentina Deal—Invokes Perón
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the Donald Trump administration’s decision to offer a $20 billion currency‑swap line to Argentina.
Texas Dem Rising: Jasmine Crockett Considers U.S. Senate Bid After Redistricting Threat
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett said she would “strongly consider” entering the U.S. Senate race in Texas, citing current polling.
Rapaport Slams ‘Working‑Class’ Mamdani Dining at Luxe Sushi Spot
Comedian Michael Rapaport called out NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani after seeing him dine at a high‑end sushi restaurant.
U.S. Missionary Kidnapped in Niger by Suspected Islamist Militants
A U.S. missionary was kidnapped in Niger and is believed to be held by Islamist militants, prompting an ongoing recovery effort.
U.S. Expands Military Strike Campaign—Hits Alleged Drug Vessel in Eastern Pacific
The Pete Hegseth‑led Pentagon announced Wednesday that U.S. military forces conducted another lethal strike in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
Military Families Slammed by Shutdown, PCS Orders Frozen
Military families are facing growing uncertainty as the government shutdown drags on, freezing salaries.
Nevada Nuclear Site Shutdown Sparks Security Fears
All 68 federal employees at the Nevada National Security Site have been furloughed due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown.
Spokane Police Chief Blocked FBI After Protest Arrests, Citing State Law
Spokane Police Chief Kevin Hall issued a directive in June barring his department from cooperating with the FBI after officers arrested dozens during immigration-related protests.
Pritzker Nonprofit Bill Veto Sparks Fierce Pushback
Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs is pushing back after Gov. J.B. Pritzker vetoed legislation aimed at helping nonprofits access state-managed investment tools.
Congress Targets Wikipedia Over Explosive Anti-Israel Bias
The Wikimedia Foundation, which oversees Wikipedia, is under scrutiny after failing to comply with a House Oversight Committee document request tied to allegations of anti-Israel bias and politically coordinated editing.
Jen Psaki Attacks JD Vance, White House Fires Back Hard
The White House is firing back at former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki after she implied that Usha Vance.
Speaker Mike Johnson Exposes Democrats’ Shutdown Scheme
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R‑LA) is rejecting a Democrat-backed counterproposal to avoid a government shutdown, calling it “dirty” and packed with partisan demands.
Ukraine’s Sea Baby Drone Just Changed the Game, AI
Ukraine has introduced a new AI-equipped sea drone, “Sea Baby,” capable of targeting Russian assets anywhere in the Black Sea.
Katherine Clark Admits Shutdown Pain Is Political Leverage
Rep. Katherine Clark (D‑CT), the second-highest ranking Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives, admitted on Thursday that the ongoing government shutdown.
Spotify Blasted Over ICE Recruitment Ads, Artists Revolt
Spotify is defending its decision to host U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recruitment ads amid backlash from left-wing musicians and record labels.
State May Kill Religious Tax Exemptions
Wisconsin is weighing the possibility of ending the religious tax exemption rather than granting an exemption to a Catholic organization.
DNC Bails Out Harris Campaign Debt
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) paid $1.6 million last month to cover debt from Kamala Harris's failed 2024 presidential campaign.
Bipartisan Leaders Launch Term Limit Fight
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) and Democrat Rep. David Trone (MD) have launched a bipartisan effort calling for congressional term limits.
Pentagon Unveils Next-Generation Press Team
The Department of War announced the next generation Pentagon press corps., allowing reporters from conservative outlets and independent reporters to participate in media access.
Bill Lets Families Sue Over Illegal Alien Crimes
A Florida state lawmaker has filed a bill allowing families of those slain by illegal immigrants to sue local governments.
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.
Newsom despliega la Guardia Nacional para una “misión humanitaria”
El gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom (D), anunció que desplegará a la Guardia Nacional de California y a los Voluntarios de California para lo...
Se revelan las anteriores andanzas de Luigi Mangione en Tailandia antes del tiroteo al director ejecutivo de UnitedHealthcare
Han surgido nuevos detalles sobre las andanzas de Luigi Mangione en Tailandia, meses antes de que presuntamente asesinara al director ejecutivo de UnitedHealthcare, Brian...
Colusión entre Hamás y Al Jazeera expuesta en nuevos archivos de inteligencia
Inteligencia recientemente recuperada revela que la cooperación entre Hamás y Al Jazeera fue mucho más allá de una cobertura simpatizante, mostrando una coordinación directa...
El Fondo de los Hermanos Rockefeller bajo fuego por otorgar subvenciones antiisraelíes
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund ha destinado millones de dólares en 2025 a organizaciones antiisraelíes, incluidas varias vinculadas con el terrorismo y el activismo extremista...
Trump Recibe el Premio “Arquitecto de la Paz”
El presidente Trump recibió el premio Arquitecto de la Paz de la Fundación Nixon.
«El presidente Donald J. Trump es honrado con el premio Arquitecto...
Trump Receives ‘Architect of Peace’ Award
President Trump received the Architect of Peace Award from the Nixon Foundation.
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.
Newsom Deploys National Guard for ‘Humanitarian Mission’
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) announced that he will deploy the California National Guard and California Volunteers for what his office described as a "humanitarian mission."
Texas Couple Arrested After Body of Special Needs Son Found Buried in Backyard
A Texas couple arrested in connection with the death of their 26-year-old special needs son is facing serious charges after police discovered his body buried behind their Burleson home.
NYC ICE Chinatown Raid Devolves into Chaos as Protesters Clash with Agents
The ICE Chinatown raid in New York City erupted into chaos Friday as protesters clashed with federal agents targeting street vendors accused of selling counterfeit goods.
Jen Psaki’s ‘Absolutely Disgusting’ Comments Mocking Usha Vance Spark Outrage
Jen Psaki's comments about Vice President JD Vance and his wife Usha are facing intense backlash after the MSNBC host joked that Usha might be afraid of her husband.
Troops Patrol as GW Students Demand Sanctuary From Trump’s Policies
Dozens of students at George Washington University marched Thursday evening demanding the school become a “sanctuary campus.”
New Woke Ruling: Tolkien’s ‘Dark’ Races Are Allegory for Colonialism
A professor at the University of Nottingham claims Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings promotes colonial imagery, fueling debate over race.
Furious Mom Slams School After Daughter Plays Against Biological Male
Sam Ponder slams a school tournament after her daughter faced a biological male in a girls’ basketball game.
Schumer’s Shutdown Gambit: Trump Says Democrats Holding Government Hostage
President Trump accuses Senate Democrats of holding the government hostage during a 21-day shutdown, demanding a clean funding bill.
Clinton Attacks Trump’s White House Ballroom Project: ‘It’s Not His House’
Hillary Clinton criticizes President Trump’s privately-funded White House ballroom project, calling it a misuse of public space.
Japan Elects First Female Prime Minister with Bold Conservative Agenda
Japan has named Sanae Takaichi as its first female prime minister, marking a historic moment for the country.
White House Cancels Trump-Putin Meeting Plans Amid Ongoing Tensions
The White House confirmed there are no plans for President Trump to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the near future.
Lawsuit Targets Speaker Johnson Over Delayed Swearing‑In During Government Shutdown
House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing a federal lawsuit filed by the State of Arizona after delaying the swearing-in of Democrat Grijalva.
Maryland Governor Moves Past Reparations Studies, Calls for Direct Action
Maryland Governor Wes Moore vetoes legislation to study reparations, declaring it time to shift from research to direct investment.
Cracker Barrel CEO Breaks Silence Over Logo U‑Turn
Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Felss Masino addresses the public reversal of the chain’s new logo, says the decision was strategic.
Newborn Baby Abandoned in NYC, Cameras Caught Everything
Police are searching for a woman seen on surveillance footage leaving a newborn baby girl at the base of a stairwell in Manhattan’s busy Penn Station subway during Monday’s morning rush hour.
Jean-Pierre’s Biden Defense Pathetic, Even Colbert Pushes Back
Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre clashed with CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert after defending President Joe Biden’s mental fitness.
Socialist Zohran Mamdani Rises, Fueled by Immigration Surge
Mass legal immigration is reshaping New York City’s political landscape as socialist Zohran Mamdani leads the race for mayor.
Shooting Victims Donation Scandal, Where Did the Money Go?
Former Governor Paul LePage is calling for a full investigation into the Maine Community Foundation (MCF) over its handling of millions in donations.
Data Center Expansion Boom, Taxpayers Concerned
A majority of North Carolina voters say companies—not taxpayers—should cover the costs of expanded energy infrastructure required for data centers.
SoFi Charlotte Expansion Scores Big, Taxpayers Foot the Bill
SoFi Technologies, a California-based financial tech company, has secured up to $2.4 million in taxpayer-funded incentives to expand operations into Charlotte, North Carolina.
Iran’s Uranium Stockpile Survives, Shocking Revelation
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) believes that most of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile survived the U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on nuclear sites in June.
DHS Cracks Down, Illegal Aliens Face $9.6 Billion in Fines
President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is intensifying efforts to pressure illegal aliens to leave the United States voluntarily.
Farm Attack Horror, South African Woman Tortured Brutally
A South African farm woman endured an attack so violent it underscores the unchecked brutality plaguing rural communities.
Gaza International Force Faces Shocking Roadblock
Arab and Muslim nations that might contribute to a peacekeeping force in Gaza are reportedly reluctant to do so because of the fear of confronting Hamas and the concern their troops would be seen as occupiers.
OpenAI Launches Web Browser
OpenAI announced that it launched its own web browser called Atlas, placing it in competition with Google Chrome.
Obama CIA Director Referred to DOJ
The House Judiciary Committee has referred former CIA Director John Brennan to the Department of Justice after he made false statements during his interview before the Committee in 2023.
FEMA ‘Systematically Refused’ Aid to Trump Supporters
An investigation by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) found that FEMA employees refused to visit houses with pro-Trump signs.
CAIR Lawsuit Targets Northwestern Over Antisemitism Training
The CAIR lawsuit against Northwestern University accuses the school of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by requiring students to complete an antisemitism training course.
GOP Senators: Give Trump Nobel Peace Prize for Saving Millions
Two Republican Senators have called for President Donald Trump to receive the Nobel Peace Prize over the pandemic-era Operation Warp Speed.
UCSD Pone Fin a la Beca Exclusiva para Afroamericanos Tras Impugnación Basada en la Ley del Ku Klux Klan
La Universidad de California en San Diego (UCSD) ha puesto fin a su beca exclusiva para una raza tras una demanda que la impugnó...
Líderes europeos respaldan la postura de Trump sobre Ucrania.
Un grupo de líderes europeos respaldó la propuesta de alto el fuego del presidente Trump para la guerra entre Rusia y Ucrania, afirmando que...
Maine Democrat’s Campaign Implodes Over Anti-White, Anti-Police Reddit Posts
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is facing a political firestorm after his own political director resigned in protest over a flood of offensive Reddit posts targeting white rural Americans, police officers, and sexual assault victims.
Administración Trump Acelera La Condonación De Préstamos Estudiantiles En Acuerdo Judicial
La administración Trump ha acordado acelerar la condonación de préstamos estudiantiles bajo un nuevo acuerdo supervisado por un tribunal con la Federación Estadounidense de...
Democrats Fear ‘Getting the Guillotine’ From Left Over Shutdown Vote
Democrats are stalling efforts to reopen the federal government because they fear retaliation from their far-left base if they vote to end the government shutdown, according to a report from The Hill.
Fiscal Respaldada Por Soros Enfrenta Críticas Tras Liberar Al Sospechoso En La Muerte De Una Reina De Belleza
El fiscal de distrito de Filadelfia respaldado por Soros, Larry Krasner, enfrenta una creciente indignación después de que un reincidente previamente liberado por su...
Vance Pide Confiar En Dios En Medio Del Alto El Fuego En Oriente Medio
El vicepresidente JD Vance expresó su optimismo sobre el futuro del acuerdo de paz entre Israel y Hamás, instando a los cristianos a orar...
Vance Urges Trust in God Amid Middle East Ceasefire
Vice President JD Vance voiced optimism about the future of the peace agreement between Israel and Hamas, urging Christians to pray for the region.
UCSD Ends Black-Only Scholarship After Ku Klux Klan Act Challenge
The University of California, San Diego (UCSD) has ended its race-exclusive scholarship after a lawsuit challenged it under the Ku Klux Klan Act, marking a major legal victory for equal treatment in education.
Hamas Ceasefire Violations: Terror Group Rebuilds Bases in Gaza Hospitals
Hamas terrorists are once again committing ceasefire violations, rebuilding command centers inside Gaza hospitals and schools and interrogating Palestinians accused of collaborating with Israel, according to Palestinian media.
‘Safe Third Country’ Win: Trump Secures Asylum Victory
The Trump administration reached an agreement with Belize, where the country will take asylum seekers.
Tylenol Criticizes Calls for Label Shifts
Tylenol manufacturer Kenvue Brands LLC sent a letter to the Food and Drug Administration, criticizing demands that the drug's label be changed to reflect greater safety warnings.
European Leaders Endorse Trump’s Ukraine Stance
A group of European leaders endorsed President Trump's ceasefire idea for the Russia-Ukraine war, stating that they are "united in our desire for a just and lasting peace."
Texas Flags Thousands of Illegals on Voter Rolls
Texas discovered thousands of illegal immigrants on their voter rolls, the Texas Secretary of State announced.
Soros-Backed DA Under Fire After Freeing Suspect in Beauty Queen’s Death
Philadelphia’s Soros-backed DA, Larry Krasner, is facing mounting outrage after a repeat offender previously released by his office was charged in connection with the death of Miss USA hopeful Kada Scott, 23.
‘Tragedy Averted’: Police Stop Armed Man Allegedly Planning to ‘Shoot Up’ Atlanta Airport
Authorities say a major tragedy was averted Monday morning after police arrested a Georgia man who allegedly threatened to open fire at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, one of the nation’s busiest travel hubs.
GOP Sends Urgent Letter After Terrorist Found
A group of Republicans has called for a briefing on the discovery of an alleged Hamas terrorist in Louisiana.
‘National Guard Deployment’ Win: 9th Circuit Backs Trump’s Authority to Send Troops to Portland
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals handed President Donald Trump a key legal victory Monday, ruling that he can move forward with his National Guard deployment to Portland, Oregon.
Trump Administration Fast-Tracks Student Loan Forgiveness in Court Deal
The Trump administration has agreed to accelerate student loan forgiveness under a new court-supervised deal with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), marking a major victory for borrowers awaiting long-promised debt relief.
‘Need for Accountability’: Feds Crack Down After DC Teens Beat Former DOGE Staffer
Federal prosecutors say the brutal attack on former DOGE staffer Edward Coristine by two Washington, D.C. teens underscores the need for accountability in a city increasingly plagued by violent youth crime.
UC Davis Declares War on ‘Fatphobia’—Free Speech the Next Casualty
new guide issued by UC Davis aims to combat “weight stigma” on campus by defining terms such as “fatphobia”.
University of Nebraska Spending Explodes—More on Admin Than Professors
The University of Nebraska now spends more on administrators than faculty, signaling a troubling shift in priorities.
University Indoctrination Turned Deadly—Why the Crisis Is Worsening
Dr. Corey Miller, CEO of Ratio Christi, warns that ideological indoctrination in universities is fueling violence.
Virulent Monkeypox Strain Hits L.A.—Officials Fear Local Spread
Los Angeles County health officials are investigating the potential local spread of a dangerous new strain of monkeypox.
Court Upholds School Ban on ‘Let’s Go Brandon’—Free Speech Takes a Hit
federal appeals court has ruled that public schools may ban students from wearing clothing with the political slogan “Let’s Go Brandon.”
Harvard Medical School Blocks Pro‑Palestinian Vigil Over Policy Violations
Harvard Medical School canceled a planned pro-Palestinian vigil due to student violations of event and sponsorship policies.
Senate Dems Block GOP Shutdown Rescue—11th Vote Fails as Rallies Bolster Resistance
The United States Senate failed for the 11th time to pass the Republican‑backed plan to reopen the federal government.
Antifa Propaganda Site Goes Dark Amid Trump‑Led Crackdown
A leading antifa‑aligned site, It’s Going Down, has gone offline following the Trump administration’s crackdown on political violence.
Trump Scolds Cameraman Over Historic White House Mirror During Diplomatic Meeting
President Trump interrupted a diplomatic meeting to reprimand a cameraman for bumping into a historic 400-year-old White House mirror.
Kenny Loggins Slams President Trump for Unauthorized Use of ‘Danger Zone’
Musician Kenny Loggins has publicly criticized Donald Trump for using his 1986 hit “Danger Zone” without permission in an AI‑generated video.
Lia Thomas Defiant as UPenn Erases Her Records
Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas says he has no regrets about competing in women’s college swimming.
ICE Raid in Oklahoma Exposes Shocking Illegal Trucker Scheme
A sweeping Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in Oklahoma led to the arrest of dozens of illegal aliens posing as truck drivers.
ISS Slams Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Tesla Deal
Proxy advisory giant Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) is recommending Tesla shareholders vote against CEO Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion pay package.
AWS Outage Crashes Amazon, Global Disruption
A major outage in Amazon Web Services (AWS) disrupted global internet infrastructure early Monday, affecting scores of popular websites, apps, and platforms used daily by millions.
Freedom House Exec Compares Trump to Putin in Shocking Claim
A top official at Freedom House, an organization heavily funded by the U.S. government, likened President Donald Trump to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Bernie Sanders Blasts GOP for ‘Fomenting Hatred’ in Protest Clash
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) lashed out at Republican leaders Monday on ABC’s The View, accusing them of “fomenting hatred” in their response to the recent “No Kings” protests targeting President Donald Trump.
CNN Admits, Trump Winning the Shutdown Battle
CNN has reluctantly acknowledged that President Donald Trump is winning the political battle over the ongoing government shutdown.
Chicago Teacher Caught Mocking Charlie Kirk in Shocking Video
A woman accused of being an elementary school teacher in Chicago is facing backlash after being caught on video appearing to mock the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk during a “No Kings” protest.
Illegal Alien Caught in Massive SNAP Fraud Scheme
An illegal alien living in Oregon has been sentenced to federal prison for orchestrating a massive scheme to steal over $2.4 million in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
James Carville Explodes Over Trans Athletes in Women’s Sports
Longtime Democrat strategist James Carville criticized politicians who support allowing men to compete in women’s sports.
Trump Scores Victory to Block Portland Unrest
A U.S. appeals court has permitted the Trump administration to deploy Oregon National Guard members to Portland in a 2-1 decision.
Chip Roy Pushes to End Senate Power Games in ‘Nuclear Option’
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) suggested Congress consider using the "nuclear option" to end the government shutdown.
Texas Goes After Professors Behind ‘Leftist Ideologies’
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) announced on social media that his state will continue targeting professors pushing "leftist ideologies" in classrooms.
Florida Accuses Sanctuary States of American Endangerment
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against California and Washington in the Supreme Court, alleging the states' granting of Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs) to illegal immigrants has endangered U.S. citizens.
Controversia De Massie Con IPAC: PAC Vinculado a La DSA y Con Lazos Anti-ICE Respalda Al “Congresista Más Conservador”
Una curiosa coalición está generando preocupación entre los conservadores después de que el representante Thomas Massie (R-KY) fuera fotografiado reunido con el Integrity Political...
Los Comentarios De AOC Sobre La Atención Médica Para Inmigrantes Ilegales Encienden Un Nuevo Conflicto Durante El Cierre Del Gobierno.
Las declaraciones más recientes de la representante Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) sobre la atención médica para inmigrantes ilegales están generando una nueva controversia en medio...
Acuerdo De Alto El Fuego En Gaza De Jared Kushner: Cómo El Yerno De Trump Ayudó A Lograr La Paz
El exasesor de la Casa Blanca Jared Kushner describió la historia interna de las negociaciones del alto el fuego en Gaza durante el gobierno...
Acuerdo Entre Trump y Australia Desata el Poder de los Recursos
El presidente Donald Trump y el primer ministro australiano Anthony Albanese firmaron un Marco de Minerales Críticos para liberar el potencial de los recursos...
Las Ventas De Biblias Se Disparan Tras El Asesinato De Charlie Kirk
Las ventas de Biblias en todo Estados Unidos se dispararon tras el asesinato de Charlie Kirk, sumándose al aumento de estadounidenses que regresan a...
Bible Sales Soar in Aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
Bible sales across the United States soared following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, adding to the surge of Americans returning to church.
Trump-Australia Deal Unleashes Resource Power
President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed a Critical Minerals Framework to unleash natural resources.
Jared Kushner Gaza Ceasefire Deal: How Trump’s Son-in-Law Helped Broker Peace
Former White House adviser Jared Kushner described the inside story of the Trump administration's Gaza ceasefire negotiations on CBS’s 60 Minutes Sunday night, detailing how business-style tactics helped bring about a rare moment of peace in the Middle East.
Plot Thicks- Officials Speculate a Private Collector May be Involved in Louvre Jewel Heist
A shocking Louvre robbery has left French authorities scrambling after chainsaw-wielding thieves pulled off one of the most audacious museum heists in decades.
DOJ Pushes to Disqualify Comey’s Lead Lawyer
Federal prosecutors are moving to remove former FBI Director James Comey's lawyer.
Cuomo Comeback: Poll Shows Tight Race if Sliwa Exits NYC Mayoral Bid
A new New York City polling survey suggests a surprising Cuomo comeback could reshape the NYC mayoral race — if Republican Curtis Sliwa steps aside.
Second Amendment on Trial at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is considering whether those who use illegal drugs can own firearms.
AOC Illegal Immigrant Healthcare Comments Ignite New Shutdown Clash
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s latest remarks on AOC illegal immigrant healthcare are stirring fresh controversy amid a heated budget standoff in Washington.
Massie’s IPAC Controversy: DSA-Aligned PAC With Anti-ICE Ties Backs ‘Most Conservative Congressman’
A curious coalition is raising eyebrows among conservatives after Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) was photographed meeting with the Integrity Political Action Committee (IPAC) — an organization that recently formed a “new coalition” with the Democratic Socialists of America to oppose ICE’s “crackdown on immigration violations.”
Trump Looks to Argentina to Lower Meat Costs
President Trump announced that the nation may purchase beef from Argentina in an effort to lower meat prices in the United States.
Soros, Pritzker Donations Helped Fuel Jay Jones’s Scandal-Plagued Campaign
Democratic megadonors Soros and Pritzker are under scrutiny after funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to Virginia Democrat Jay Jones, who is facing widespread outrage over text messages where he fantasized about shooting a Republican lawmaker and wishing death on his colleague’s children.
Houthi Chief of Staff Killed in Israeli Strike, Confirmed Dead
Houthi chief Muhammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari, the Iran-backed terror group’s chief of staff, was confirmed dead Thursday following an Israeli strike that targeted him in August.
Trump Takes on Colombia
President Donald Trump reiterated his criticism of Colombia, pledging to end funding to the country over its cocaine production.
Colorado Bank Robberies on the Rise Despite National Decline
Colorado bank robberies are climbing again, even as the rest of the nation sees a decline, according to new FBI data and warnings from state banking leaders.
Communist Candidate’s CNN Insult Sparks Backlash in Maine Senate Race
Self-described communist Graham Platner—a Democrat hoping to unseat Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME)—is under fire for calling being accused of watching CNN “even more insulting than calling me retard.”
Polls Show Massive Support for Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire Deal
President Donald Trump’s Gaza ceasefire deal has boosted his approval ratings sharply, as voters rally behind his handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict, according to a new Emerson College poll released Friday.
Global Suicide Lobby Advances Dangerous Push to Include Children
International groups are pushing to expand assisted suicide access to minors, raising alarm over weakened protections.
Boston Moves Toward City‑Run Grocery Stores to Tackle Food Shortages
Boston is exploring the creation of city‑run grocery stores to combat soaring food insecurity and grocery costs.
Karine Jean-Pierre Quits Democrats After Biden Collapse Exposes Party Chaos
Karine Jean-Pierre is cutting ties with the Democratic Party after criticizing its treatment of President Biden during his 2024 withdrawal.
George Santos Vows to ‘Prove’ Himself After Trump Commutes Prison Sentence
After Donald Trump commuted his sentence, former Rep. George Santos credited prison for a faith renewal and vowed not to disappoint.
BTK Killer’s Daughter Cuts Final Tie, Calls Him ‘Subhuman’ After Prison Showdown
Kerri Rawson, daughter of the BTK killer, has cut all ties with her father after a final prison confrontation.
Shock on MSNBC: Robert De Niro Drops F‑Bomb Live While Backing ‘No Kings’ Protest
Robert De Niro made headlines on October 19, 2025, when he appeared on MSNBC’s weekend panel and unexpectedly used an uncensored f‑word.
Russia Moves In, ISIS Gains Ground: Sahel Crisis Deepens Without U.S. Forces
Russian mercenaries have taken over military operations in parts of Africa's Sahel region following the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
Harvard Reports $113 Million Operating Loss Amid Historic Giving Surge
Harvard University posted a $113 million operating loss in FY 2025 even as it secured record gifts and robust investment returns.
Debate Chaos: Why the NYC Mayoral Forum Was a ‘Tragedy’ for Accountability
Analyst Mark Halperin calls the New York City mayoral debate a "tragedy" for failing to hold candidates accountable on economic policy.
NYC Police Agree to Two‑Block ‘Free Zone’ in High‑Crime Brooklyn
The NYPD is stepping aside for a two‑block “police‑free zone” in Brownsville, Brooklyn, letting community volunteers handle low‑level calls.
‘No Kings’ Protest Erupts in Houston With Inflatable Chaos
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in downtown Houston on Saturday as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protest targeting President Donald Trump and his policies.
FBI Investigates Hunting Stand Aimed at Trump Arrival
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed Sunday that the Secret Service discovered a hunting stand with a direct line of sight to President Donald Trump as he exited Air Force One at Palm Beach International Airport.
Mexico Floods Confirm 72 Dead, 48 Still Missing After Devastation
Heavy rains triggered flooding and landslides across Mexico’s central and eastern states, leaving at least 72 people dead.
Trump Responds to ‘No Kings’ Protest With AI Mockery
President Donald Trump has fired back at the weekend’s “No Kings” protests with a defiant and sarcastic response.
Gaza Famine Claims Face Mounting Scrutiny as Mortality Data Falls Far Short of Predictions
Experts challenge famine claims in Gaza as mortality and market‑price data fail to align with initial projections.
Hamas Violates Gaza Ceasefire With Brutal Attacks
Despite an active ceasefire agreement in Gaza, Hamas is openly violating its terms by executing political rivals.
NYC Mayoral Candidate’s Photo With Imam Linked to 1993 WTC Bombing Sparks Concern
NYC candidate Zohran Mamdani’s photo with Imam Siraj Wahhaj, tied to the 1993 WTC bombing, raises questions about campaign alliances.
Rand Paul Slams Trump’s Drug War Strikes as Illegal
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s authorization of military strikes on suspected drug boats.
Phil Mickelson Takes Subtle Jab at Biden Administration in ‘No Kings’ Day Post
Phil Mickelson posted on “No Kings” Day referencing executive pardons and immigration, sparking debate over athletes’ engagement in politics.
Benioff Backtracks After Backing Trump’s National Guard Move
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, a high-profile Democrat donor, has walked back his comments supporting President Donald Trump’s potential deployment of the National Guard to San Francisco.
Media Conference Replaces Conservative Reporters With Anti‑Israel Activist
A major media conference removed two conservative journalists and replaced them with an anti‑Israel activist.
Tim Kaine Slams GOP Shutdown Deal Over Obamacare
On NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday, Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) accused Republicans of offering a “hollow” solution to end the government shutdown.
Minneapolis High Schools Teach Capitalism as a ‘Pillar of White Supremacy’
Minneapolis Public Schools’ ethnic studies program describes capitalism as a pillar of white supremacy, fueling debate about curriculum.
EU Nations Push Afghan Migrants Deportation Deal
A coalition of 19 European Union countries and Norway has formally urged the European Commission to authorize deportations of illegal and criminal Afghan migrants back to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
College Textbook Sparks Outrage by Labeling Christianity a ‘White Supremacist Group’
A University of North Georgia textbook labels Christianity a “white supremacist group,” raising concerns over bias and academic freedom.
Napoleon’s Crown Jewels Stolen in Shocking Louvre Heist
A bold theft struck the heart of French heritage Sunday morning when professional criminals infiltrated the Louvre Museum in Paris and stole priceless jewels once belonging to Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.
Philadelphia School Official Posts Tributes to Assata Shakur
A Philadelphia school district official praised Assata Shakur on social media, raising concerns over professional conduct.
Katie Britt, Democrats Pandering to Far Left in Shutdown Fight
Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) said Sunday on CNN’s State of the Union that Democrats are obstructing a clean government funding bill out of fear of their own far-left base.
Harvard Erases Conservative Black Women from Political History
Harvard syllabus on Black women in politics omits prominent conservative figures, raising concerns about ideological balance.
Dartmouth Professors Denounce Trump’s Education Pact Aimed at Reform
Dartmouth faculty oppose Trump’s higher ed compact promoting accountability and nondiscrimination in exchange for federal funding.
Pray Vote Stand Summit 2025 Enters Day Two at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills
The Family Research Council’s Pray Vote Stand Summit 2025 continues into its second day on Saturday, October 18.
Trump’s Israel Move Changed the Middle East
On Friday’s episode of HBO’s Real Time, host Bill Maher praised President Donald Trump’s Middle East policy.
Meta Rolls Out Teen AI Parental Controls
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced new parental control tools designed to protect teenagers from unsafe interactions with AI characters on its platforms.
Oracle Takes Control of TikTok Algorithm in U.S. Deal
Oracle will fully recreate TikTok’s recommendation algorithm for the U.S. market as part of a pending sale of the app’s American operations to a group of U.S. investors.
Crutchfield’s Bold Trump Tariff Challenge Hits Supreme Court
National electronics retailer Crutchfield is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to rein in presidential tariff powers.
ICE Arrests 1,400 Criminal Illegals in Major Raid
Federal immigration authorities arrested 1,406 illegal alien offenders across Massachusetts during a month-long enforcement operation targeting violent criminals and gang members protected by sanctuary policies.
Ernst Says Tomahawk Missiles Could Turn Tide in Ukraine
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) stated Friday on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co.” that supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine would be a “game-changer” and could decisively shift the war in Ukraine’s favor.
Hollywood’s AI Job Threat Sparks Panic Lobbying
Hollywood elites are turning to Washington’s K-Street lobbyists as artificial intelligence threatens to wipe out tens of thousands of jobs in the entertainment industry.
Trump’s No Tolerance Line on Putin Drawn
On Friday, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL) criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin’s continued provocations and stated that President Donald Trump would respond with strength and resolve if returned to office.
Portugal Burqa Ban, Public Veils Outlawed
Portugal’s parliament approved a bill on October 17, 2025, that would prohibit face coverings in public spaces.
Trump Commutes George Santos Sentence
President Donald Trump announced Friday that he had commuted the prison sentence of former New York Rep. George Santos.
SNAP Benefits Shutdown in Illinois to Hit 1.9M Hard
The ongoing federal shutdown is poised to cut off Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to nearly 2 million Illinois residents starting November 1.
Trump Submarine Strike in Venezuela Shocks Washington
President Donald Trump confirmed Friday that U.S. forces struck a drug-carrying submarine near Venezuela.
Army General’s AI Chatbot Confession Sparks Backlash
U.S. Army Major General William “Hank” Taylor has raised serious concerns after revealing he has become “really close” with artificial intelligence chatbots.
OpenAI MLK AI Ban Sparks Free Speech Firestorm
OpenAI has blocked users from generating videos of Martin Luther King Jr. using its AI video tool, Sora, after the platform was exploited to create disrespectful deepfakes of the civil rights leader.
China SIM Farm Text Scam Rips Off U.S. for $1B
Criminal organizations based in China have stolen more than $1 billion from Americans over the last three years by flooding the country with scam text messages.
Vance Defends Young Republicans After Explosive Chat Leak
A leaked 2,900-page group chat from a private Young Republican Telegram channel has caused widespread fallout, prompting job losses, public condemnation, and internal conflict within the GOP.
Trump Confirms Maduro Oil Deal, Begging to Stay in Power
President Donald Trump confirmed Friday that Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro offered full access to the country’s natural resources in exchange for being allowed to remain in power.
Trump Freezes Dem Infrastructure in $11B Power Move
White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russ Vought announced Friday that over $11 billion in federal infrastructure and engineering projects will be paused.
Netflix Boots Pentagon Criticism Sparks Explosive Backlash
Netflix is facing sharp criticism from the Pentagon over its new military drama Boots, which tells the story of a gay man joining the U.S. Marine Corps in the 1990s.
Trump’s Bold Move to Protect U.S. Workers Sparks Lawsuit
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce filed a lawsuit challenging President Trump's fee on H-1B visas for foreign workers.
Man Connected to October 7 Arrested in U.S.
A Gazan man residing in Lafayette, Louisiana, Mahmoud Amin Ya’Qub Al-Muhtadi, has been arrested following his alleged involvement in the October 7, 2023 attack against Israel.
Prince Andrew Gives Up Title
Prince Andrew will no longer use his Duke of York title following new details surrounding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Nearly Half of US States Sue EPA Over Axed Biden Program
A coalition of state attorneys general filed two lawsuits against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its termination of solar energy projects.
Russia Weighs ‘Putin-Trump Tunnel’
Special Envoy of the President of Russia for Investment and Economic Cooperation, Kirill Dmitriev, proposed a "Putin-Trump" tunnel connecting the two countries.
El DHS Expone La Desinformación De Los Medios, Dice Que El Adolescente Inmigrante Ilegal Era Una “Amenaza Para La Seguridad Pública”
El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS) está desmintiendo la cobertura de los medios tradicionales sobre un inmigrante ilegal de 13 años arrestado por ICE,...
Escándalo De Vivienda De Letitia James: La Fiscal General Refugió A Familiares Criminales En Casas Bajo Investigación Federal
La fiscal general de Nueva York, Letitia James, vuelve a estar en el centro de la polémica —esta vez por un escándalo de vivienda—...
Millonarios Terroristas: Se Revela El Esquema De Pago Por Matar De La Autoridad Palestina Tras Liberación En Gaza
Al menos 160 prisioneros palestinos recientemente liberados se han convertido en “terroristas millonarios” bajo el programa de la Autoridad Palestina (AP) conocido como “pago...
Importante Almirante Estadounidense Se Separa De Hegseth
El jefe del Comando de Estados Unidos en América Central, el almirante de la Marina Alvin Holsey, anunció que dejará su cargo en diciembre.
Holsey...
Jack Smith Bajo Fuego Por Espiar A Los Republicanos
El exfiscal especial Jack Smith ha sido remitido al Departamento de Justicia por mala conducta profesional después de haber obtenido los datos telefónicos de...
Jack Smith Under Fire for Spying on Republicans
Republicans have called for former Special Counsel Jack Smith to be referred to the Department of Justice for professional misconduct after obtaining lawmakers' phone data.
Major US Admiral Splits from Hegseth
Head of US Command in Central America, Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey, announced that he would leave his position in December.
Terrorist Millionaires: PA Pay-to-Slay Scheme Exposed After Gaza Release
At least 160 newly freed Palestinian prisoners have become terrorist millionaires under the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) long-running “pay-to-slay” program, according to a report by Palestinian Media Watch (PMW).
New Georgia Project Scandal: Stacey Abrams Group Collapses
The New Georgia Project Scandal has officially ended the once-celebrated voter registration charity founded by Democrat Stacey Abrams and led by Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA).
FDA Launches Fast-Track Program for New Drugs
The FDA announced the first round of pharmaceuticals that will receive expedited reviews under the Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher (CNPV) pilot program.
New Jersey Teens Pledge to “kill every last one” in Antisemitic Posts
A wave of antisemitic posts from four Manalapan High School students prompted an investigation after Snapchats shared weekend messages promising violence and Nazi-themed Halloween costumes.
Letitia James Housing Scandal: AG Sheltered Criminal Relatives in Homes Under Federal Investigation
New York Attorney General Letitia James is again under fire — this time for a housing scandal — as reports reveal she’s been sheltering multiple criminal relatives at her Virginia homes, both of which have faced federal scrutiny.
Trump Reloads Legal Case Against NYT
President Trump's team refiled its lawsuit against the New York Times after a federal judge ruled the initial filing was too long.
Florida Mom — Who Got Pregnant in Jail — Found Guilty of Murdering Father of Her Children
Florida mom Daisy Link, who made headlines for getting pregnant while behind bars, has been convicted of second-degree murder for killing the father of her children outside her Homestead home.
Chinese USC Grad Student Charged With Drugging, Assaulting Multiple Women
A Chinese USC grad student has been charged with drugging and sexually assaulting several women over a three-year period, Los Angeles County prosecutors announced Wednesday.
Florida Teacher Claims ‘Political Discrimination’ After Being Forced to Remove Charlie Kirk Poster
A Florida high school teacher says he was a victim of political discrimination after being ordered to remove a classroom poster featuring conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
DHS Exposes Media Misreporting, Says Illegal Teen Gang Member Was a ‘Public Safety Threat’
The Department of Homeland Security is pushing back against mainstream media coverage of a 13-year-old illegal immigrant arrested by ICE — revealing that the Massachusetts teen was a public safety threat with a violent criminal record and suspected gang ties.
John Bolton Surrenders to Authorities
Former White House National Security Advisor John Bolton surrendered to authorities on Friday following his indictment.
Exposed: ‘Radical Empathy’ Backlash Forces Iowa Democrat to Drop Senate Bid
Des Moines Public Schools Board Chair Jackie Norris ended her U.S. Senate campaign Thursday after facing mounting criticism over her call for radical empathy toward former superintendent Ian Andre Roberts — an illegal immigrant with a lengthy criminal record who led Iowa’s largest school district until his recent arrest.
Video Captures Chilling Ambush on Michigan Businessman Outside His Estate
Authorities in Michigan are searching for a gunman accused of lying in wait to ambush a well-known businessman in broad daylight outside his Macomb Township home.
UK’s Top Secrets Exposed? China Allegedly Spied
A stunning intelligence scandal is unfolding in the UK as former Downing Street adviser Dominic Cummings claims China accessed some of Britain’s most highly classified government documents for years.
Goldman Sachs Job Cuts Begin, Blame AI Revolution
Goldman Sachs has notified employees to prepare for another round of job cuts as the bank pushes to tighten costs and integrate artificial intelligence into its operations.
Trump Hits Migrants With Parole Fee, ‘No More Free Rides’
The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that migrants seeking parole into the United States must now pay a $1,000 fee.
Trump Lowers IVF Drug Costs in Bold Pro-Life Move
President Donald Trump announced Thursday from the Oval Office that his administration has secured a deal with pharmaceutical company EMD Serono to cut the cost of key fertility drugs used in in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments.
Netanyahu Surges in Israeli Polls After Gaza Triumph
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud Party are surging in Israeli voter polls following the end of the war in Gaza and the successful return of 20 living hostages.
Democrat Candidates Refuse to Back Jeffries, Party in Turmoil
Dozens of Democratic candidates for the U.S. House in 2026 are refusing to back House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), exposing a growing rift in the party as it faces mounting internal divisions over leadership, messaging, and ideology.
Speaker Johnson Slams Democrats for Prolonging Shutdown
On Day 16 of the federal government shutdown, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) delivered a blistering rebuke of congressional Democrats.
Trump Admin Lays Off Population Affairs Staff, Axes Abortion Programs
The Trump administration has laid off a significant number of employees from the Office of Population Affairs (OPA) during the ongoing Democrat-led government shutdown, effectively gutting an agency long used by Democrats to promote abortion and gender ideology.
John Bolton Indicted for Classified Leak—Trump Vindicated?
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton was indicted Thursday in a federal case over his alleged mishandling of classified information. The indictment comes after a lengthy investigation into whether Bolton improperly retained and published sensitive materials following his time in the Trump administration.
Trump Ultimatum to Hamas, Stop the Killings or Else
President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Hamas on Thursday, declaring that if the terrorist group continues killing in Gaza, the United States "will have no choice but to kill them."
Antifa Members Receive Terror-Related Charges
Alleged members of an Antifa cell in Texas have been charged with providing material support to terrorists.
Legal Challenge Could Crush Birthright Citizenship
Legal group American First Legal is leading an effort to end birthright citizenship by returning to the "original meaning" of the Fourteenth Amendment.
California to Sell State-Run Insulin
California will become the first state in the country to sell its own low-cost insulin beginning January 1, 2026.
Trump’s Vision: New Arch to Stand in Nation’s Capital
President Trump announced that he is building an arch near Washington, D.C.'s Lincoln Memorial.
Amenaza De Trump Sobre El Mundial Pone A Boston En Alerta Por Crimen Y Seguridad
El presidente Donald Trump renovó el miércoles su amenaza relacionada con el Mundial, advirtiendo que Boston podría perder su derecho a ser sede si...
Harris Arremete Contra El HHS, Culpa A RFK Jr. Y A Trump Por Acciones “Criminales”
La exvicepresidenta Kamala Harris acaparó titulares esta semana tras lanzar un ataque cargado de insultos contra el Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos (HHS)....
Trump Confirma Presencia De La CIA En Venezuela
El presidente Trump confirmó que la CIA tiene presencia en Venezuela en medio de las tensiones en curso con el presidente venezolano Nicolás Maduro.
“¿Por...
Zohran Mamdani Se Niega A Pedir El Desarme De Hamás, Desata Indignación
El candidato socialista a la alcaldía de Nueva York, Zohran Mamdani, enfrenta una fuerte reacción después de negarse a decir que Hamás debería desarmarse...
Obama quiere “detener a las republicanas” en el anuncio de California
El expresidente Barack Obama realizó un anuncio en nombre del gobernador Gavin Newsom, instando a los californianos a votar a favor de una proposición...
Obama Wants to ‘Stop Republicans’ in California Ad
Former President Barack Obama made an ad on behalf of Governor Gavin Newsom, urging Californians to vote on a proposition that would likely eliminate several Republican-majority congressional districts.
Hamas Civilians Exposed: Teachers and Doctors Turned Terrorists
Former Israeli hostage Tal Shoham revealed this week that some of his Hamas captors were not soldiers, but ordinary Palestinians — educators and medical professionals.
Illegals Hit with New Fee Under Trump Admin
The Department of Homeland Security announced a new fee for those illegally present in the United States.
Zohran Mamdani Refuses to Call for Hamas to Disarm, Sparks Outrage
Socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash after refusing to say Hamas should disarm under President Donald Trump’s ceasefire deal.
Segregated Classes Scandal: Minneapolis Schools Under Fire
Several Minneapolis public high schools are facing scrutiny for creating racially exclusive courses that ban white and Asian students, according to district documents.
Trump Confirms CIA Presence in Venezuela
President Trump confirmed that the CIA has a presence in Venezuela amid ongoing tensions with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
‘Long Island Cold Case’ Solved After 40 Years, DNA Ties Suspect to Teen’s Brutal Murder
After four decades of heartbreak and unanswered questions, police have made a major breakthrough in a Long Island cold case murder of 16-year-old Theresa Fusco.
Newsom’s Refusal to Follow Trump-Era Rule Costs State
The Department of Transportation pulled millions of dollars from California over the state's refusal to comply with English language standards for commercial drivers.
‘Grizzly Bear Attack’ in Canada Leaves Two Hikers Seriously Injured on Remote Trail
A grizzly bear attack in British Columbia left two hikers seriously injured Sunday after they encountered a mother bear and her cubs near Pass Lake.
‘Dr. Antifa Fundraiser’: Rutgers Professors Help Finance Colleague’s Flight to Spain
An online is drawing scrutiny after multiple Rutgers University professors and other American academics donated thousands of dollars to far-left activist and author Mark Bray, who fled to Spain following President Donald Trump’s new crackdown on Antifa and its alleged financiers.
Army Goes Nuclear in Energy Plan
The U.S. Army said that it is launching a program to deploy nuclear reactors at bases across the country to support defense installations and missions.
Trump World Cup Threat Puts Boston on Notice Over Crime and Safety
President Donald Trump renewed his World Cup threat Wednesday, warning that Boston could lose its World Cup hosting rights if city officials fail to improve public safety.
Caught on Camera: Democrats Storm Speaker’s Office, Berate Capitol Police
Several lawmakers are under fire after Democrats storm Speaker’s office.
US Says ‘Hard No’ on Global Carbon Tax
The United States has taken a strong stance against a carbon tax proposed by the United Nations' International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Harris Slams HHS, Blames RFK Jr. and Trump for ‘Criminal’ Actions
Former Vice President Kamala Harris made headlines this week after an expletive-laden attack on the Department of Health and Human Services.
Exposed: Dem Governor Faces Outrage After Migrant Shelter Scandals
A former Massachusetts shelter director says the latest child rape conviction of an illegal immigrant in a state-run shelter highlights a total government failure under Democratic leadership.
Forfeit Hell: California Girls’ Volleyball Sees 10 Matches Lost Over Trans Player Clash
Jurupa Valley High’s girls' volleyball team has forfeited 10 matches after opponents refused to play due to a transgender athlete.
Virus Alert: New York Hit with First Local Chikungunya Case in Years
A New York resident has contracted chikungunya from a local mosquito—marking the first locally acquired U.S. case since 2019.
Judge Slams Brakes on Trump’s Federal Layoff Plan
A federal judge has halted President Trump’s plan to lay off over 4,100 federal employees during the government shutdown.
‘He Did It’: James Carville Says President Trump ‘Deserves Some Credit’ for Israel‑Hamas Peace Deal
Democratic strategist James Carville says President Trump “deserves some credit” for brokering the Israel‑Hamas ceasefire.
Trump’s DOJ Strikes: Halligan Indicts Comey, Letitia James, and Tellis in Stunning Move
Trump DOJ pick Lindsey Halligan launches bombshell indictments against James Comey, Letitia James, and Ashley Tellis in a bold first move.
CUNY Pushes Radical Agenda With ‘Global Antifa’ English Course
CUNY's new English course on “Global Antifa” blends radical activism with education, promoting Marxist and anti-Christian ideology.
Cornell Student Doxxed After Winning Discrimination Case Against Anti-Zionist Professor
An Israeli student at Cornell University was publicly doxxed after prevailing in a civil rights complaint against an English professor.
‘Worse Than McCarthy’: Former Yale Prof Compares Firing over Charlie Kirk Posts to Nazi Germany
Former Yale professor Jason Stanley compares the firing of scholars over Charlie Kirk–related posts to Nazi Germany.
Sharp Drop in Trans Identification Among Youth Signals Shift in Cultural Tide
A new study shows a sharp decline in youth identifying as transgender or nonbinary, signaling a cultural shift.
California Democrats Face Voter Registration Collapse: Just 190 New Voters in 200 Days
California Democrats added only 190 new voters over a seven-month period, marking a stunning failure in one of the most reliably blue states.
Activists Strip at Maine School Meeting, Parents Stunned
A dramatic protest unfolded this week at a school board meeting in Augusta, Maine, where three activists stripped down to their underwear in protest of a district policy allowing transgender-identifying males into girls’ sports and locker rooms.
Spokane Empty Jail Beds Spark Blame Game as Crime Soars
Tensions are boiling between Spokane city and county officials over more than 100 empty jail beds amid growing concerns about rising downtown crime.
Senate Democrats Block Shutdown Deal, Troops Left Waiting
As the federal government shutdown enters its third week, Senate Majority Leader John Thune is shifting tactics after Democrats repeatedly blocked Republican-led efforts to extend government funding. Thune announced a new strategy: push through standalone funding for the Department of War to ensure military paychecks continue uninterrupted.
Justice Jackson Compares Black Voters to Disabled
During oral arguments in the Supreme Court case Louisiana v. Callais, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson drew sharp attention by comparing black American voters to individuals with physical disabilities.
NYC Judge Freed Knife Attacker, Now Another Victim Bleeds
A New York City judge released a repeat offender accused of a violent subway knife attack—only for the same man to be arrested weeks later for slashing another innocent commuter.
Job Growth Slowed by Deportations, Says Treasury Chief
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that the recent slowdown in U.S. job growth is partly due to the departure of two million illegal aliens from the American workforce since President Donald Trump took office.
Louisiana Redistricting Fight Hits Supreme Court
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a 40-year-old precedent that he says has locked states into an unconstitutional redistricting trap.
Massive Federal Crackdown Unveiled: ‘Operation Summer Heat’
The Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation have launched a sweeping undercover initiative known as Operation Summer Heat, designed to quash violent crime in major American cities
Teens Who Assaulted Trump Staffer Walk Free
Two of the teens involved in the brutal beating of Edward “Big Balls” Coristine— allows both offenders to avoid incarceration despite the severity of the attack.
Jim Himes Compares DHS to North Korea in Shocking Rant
Rep. Jim Himes (D-CT) sparked backlash by comparing U.S. law enforcement to authoritarian regimes like North Korea and Iran.
U.S. Won’t Negotiate, Trump Defies China Despite Market
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that the Trump administration will not allow stock market swings to dictate its trade policy toward China.
OpenAI Partners with Major Retailer
Walmart and OpenAI have partnered on a new tool allowing Walmart customers to shop through ChatGPT.
High-Tech Laser Weapon Now Combat-Ready
Israel is on track to deploy one of the first combat-ready laser air-defense systems, according to reports.
Governors Launch New Alliance in Health Showdown
Fifteen Democratic governors have formed a new public health alliance in defiance of Health and Human Services Department Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s policies.
Trump Order Reshapes Federal Workforce
President Trump signed an executive order shifting policies surrounding federal hiring in an effort to improve government efficiency.
Google Invests Record $15 Billion Outside America
Google is investing $15 billion to build data centers for a new AI hub in India, the company's largest investment outside of the United States.
Paxton revela actividades ilegales relacionadas con el Desarrollo Islámico
El fiscal general de Texas, Ken Paxton, anunció que las entidades vinculadas al proyecto del Centro Islámico del Este de Plano (EPIC) violaron las...
Revelan entregas de Medicaid a inmigrantes indocumentados en medio del cierre gubernamental
La administración Trump ha confirmado públicamente que 49 inmigrantes ilegales, muchos con antecedentes criminales graves, recibieron beneficios de Medicaid en violación directa de la...
Facebook se rinde ante el Departamento de Justicia (DOJ)
Meta ha suspendido un gran grupo de Facebook acusado de difundir información personal (“doxxing”) y de atacar a agentes del ICE después de que...
¿La Ley De Licencias De Walz Permitió Que Los Inmigrantes Ilegales Votaran?
Un funcionario electoral confirmó que la ley de 2023 del gobernador de Minnesota, Tim Walz, llamada “Licencias de Conducir para Todos”, permite que los...
Mayoral Candidate Threatens to Arrest Netanyahu if He Comes to This City
Democratic socialist and New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani confirmed he stands by his pledge to arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should the Israeli leader visit the city.
CAIR enfrenta críticas de los republicanos en una investigación por terrorismo
La representante Elise Stefanik (R-NY) y el senador Tom Cotton (R-AR) han enviado una carta al secretario del Tesoro, Scott Bessent, solicitando una investigación...
CAIR Faces Heat from Republicans in Terror Probe
Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) and Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) have sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to investigate the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), claiming that the entity is linked to Hamas or other terrorist groups.
Did Walz’s License Law Let Illegals Vote?
An election official confirmed that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s 2023 “Drivers Licenses for All” law allows undocumented immigrants to vote.
LA Declares Emergency to Block Immigration Raids
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to declare an emergency over federal immigration enforcement in a 4-1 vote.
Facebook Caves to DOJ
Meta has suspended a large Facebook group accused of doxxing and targeting ICE agents after the Department of Justice intervened.
Medicaid Handouts to Illegal Migrants Revealed Amidst Shutdown
The Trump administration has publicly confirmed that 49 illegal immigrants, many with serious criminal records, received Medicaid benefits in direct violation of federal law.
Paxton Reveals Illegal Activities Connected to Islamic Development
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that entities connected to the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC) project violated federal and state securities laws and regulations.
Foreign Nationals Mocking Charlie Kirk Lose Visas
The State Department announced that it has revoked the visas of several foreign nationals who celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk.
Congresswoman Receives Assassination Files from Russia
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) announced that she would be receiving files on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy from Russia.
Catholic University of America Removes Israeli Flags from Oct. 7 Memorial
Catholic University of America removed Israeli flags from a student memorial for Oct. 7 terror victims, citing policy violations.
Professor Jonathan Turley Slams ‘Antifa Deniers’ as Intellectual Evasion
Jonathan Turley criticized prominent figures who deny the existence of Antifa, calling their stance a modern echo of Hoover-era suppression.
90% of College Students Now Using AI—Academic Integrity on the Line
A new report reveals that 90% of American college students are using artificial intelligence tools for academic work.
Miguel Cardona Joins Yale School of Management Amid Fallout Over Education Decline
Former U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona has joined the Yale School of Management faculty, despite ongoing criticism over his handling of national education...
Former UMass Amherst Student Charged with Secretly Filming Women in Dorm Showers
A former UMass Amherst student has been charged with secretly filming women in dorm showers. The university has not disclosed its response.
Yosemite Park Overrun: Squatters and BASE Jumpers Exploit Federal Shutdown
With rangers sidelined by the shutdown, squatters and illegal jumpers have taken over Yosemite National Park, raising urgent safety concerns.
Trump Blasts ‘Weakened’ Schumer as Democrats Block GOP Plan to Reopen Government
President Trump is slamming Senate Democrats after they blocked yet another Republican proposal to reopen the federal government.
Jack Brewer Slams Minnesota for Defying Trump-Era Deadline to Protect Girls’ Sports
Former NFL captain Jack Brewer condemns Minnesota officials for ignoring a Trump administration deadline to protect girls’ sports.
Army Secretary Driscoll Envisions ‘Drone for Every Soldier’ in Future Force
Army Secretary Driscoll outlines a vision where each infantry soldier carries a drone, pairing offense and defense in modernization.
Cheryl Hines Defends RFK Jr. in Tense ‘The View’ Clash Over His Health Record
On The View, Cheryl Hines defends her husband Robert F. Kennedy Jr. against attacks amid accusations of misinformation.
DHS: Cartels Offering Bounties on ICE Agents, Alleged Antifa & Latin Kings Links
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revealed that Mexican drug cartels are placing bounties on the heads of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, with support from domestic groups including Antifa and the Latin Kings. According to Noem, DHS has obtained credible intelligence showing that these cartels are offering structured cash payments to those who expose, harm, or kill federal immigration officers.
Hamas Executes Palestinians in Public Square, Crowd Cheers Killings
The BBC confirmed Tuesday that a graphic video circulating online shows Hamas terrorists executing eight bound Palestinian captives in a public square in Gaza. The executions were carried out in front of a crowd that cheered with cries of “Allahu Akbar.” BBC analysts verified the video’s authenticity by confirming the location through street layouts. Reuters also verified the footage through a Hamas source.
U.S. Strikes Vessel Linked to Narco-Terrorists—Six Killed
President Donald Trump confirmed Tuesday that U.S. forces destroyed a narco-terrorist vessel in international waters off the coast of Venezuela. The military strike, the fourth of its kind since August, killed six suspected traffickers tied to a designated terrorist organization. No American personnel were injured in the operation.
Janet Mills Launches Senate Candidacy to Challenge Collins
Maine Governor Janet Mills (D) officially announced Tuesday her candidacy for U.S. Senate, aiming to challenge Republican incumbent Susan Collins in the next midterm. At 77, Mills said her experience has equipped her to take on the race. “My life’s work has prepared me for this fight,” she declared in her campaign launch video.
‘Best Birthday Gift’: Trump Honors Charlie Kirk with Medal of Freedom
On October 14, 2025, President Trump posthumously awarded conservative activist Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom on what would have been his 32nd birthday. The honor was accepted by Kirk’s widow, Erika, during an emotionally charged ceremony in the Rose Garden.
DeWine Faces Pressure on Ohio Redistricting as Deadline Nears
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine plans to convene the state’s Redistricting Commission ahead of the looming October 31 deadline, though no formal meeting date has been announced yet. With fall deadlines tightening, Democratic leaders are pressing DeWine to act quickly to produce bipartisan district maps.
Spanberger Dodges on Locker Rooms and Gender Policy
Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger (D) declined to clearly state whether she supports allowing biological males in girls’ locker rooms during a recent local television interview. When pressed by Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle‑Sears, Spanberger pivoted to a lengthy discussion about federal funding and Title IX interpretations instead of directly answering the question.
Harris Omits Trump Praise in Gaza Deal Statement
Former Vice President Kamala Harris issued a public statement on October 13 acknowledging the reunification of 20 Israeli hostages and the new Gaza ceasefire—but conspicuously avoided mentioning Donald Trump by name. Instead, she credited efforts to “the President and his team,” positioning the deal more as a bipartisan achievement than as Trump’s singular success.
Trump Administration to Pay Troops Despite Shutdown
The Biden-era narrative suggests government shutdowns halt federal paychecks—except for essential personnel. On Tuesday, the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) confirmed...
Pritzker Threatens to Prosecute ICE DHS Over Illinois Arrests
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) floated the possibility that Democrats may seek criminal charges against federal immigration officials for enforcing U.S. immigration laws within his state. In a television interview this week, Pritzker claimed that, although prosecutions may not happen immediately, they could be pursued after the Trump administration—while the statute of limitations still allows.
Trump Awarded Egypt’s Highest Honor for Gaza Peace Deal
In a dramatic diplomatic gesture, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el‑Sisi presented President Donald Trump with the Order of the Nile, the highest state honor in modern Egypt, during a peace summit in Sharm el‑Sheikh. The award is a nod to Trump’s “significant contributions to promoting peace” and particularly for his role in ending the war in Gaza, according to Sisi’s office.
Advisory Panel to Assess Childhood Vaccine Ingredients
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) released a plan detailing its course of action to address childhood vaccines.
Airports Refuse to Play Kristi Noem’s Shutdown Message
Airports across the country are refusing to play a video featuring Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blaming Democrats for the government shutdown that has delayed flights.
Mike Johnson Leads Global Effort for Trump 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced that he will work with Israel’s Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana to urge world leaders to nominate President Donald Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.
Petition Demands Country Legend Perform Halftime Show
A petition launched this week calls for the NFL to replace Bad Bunny with country music legend George Strait for the Super Bowl halftime show.
Universidad Prepara Exhibición De Los Diez Mandamientos
La Universidad de Arkansas en Fayetteville se está preparando para exhibir cientos de carteles con los Diez Mandamientos en cumplimiento de una nueva ley...
El Terror Reina En Gaza Mientras Hamás Inicia Una Represión Brutal Tras El Acuerdo De Alto El Fuego
Mientras Israel celebraba el regreso seguro de los rehenes, la represión de Hamás en Gaza desata nueva preocupación. Videos mostraron a milicianos enmascarados ejecutando...
Bessent Advierte “China Financia La Guerra” Mientras Trump Amenaza Con Aranceles Del 100% En Un Creciente Conflicto Comercial
El secretario del Tesoro de Estados Unidos, Scott Bessent, emitió una de las críticas más severas de la administración Trump hacia Pekín hasta la...
Jim Jordan Exige Respuestas Del Departamento De Justicia Politizado
El presidente del Comité Judicial de la Cámara, Jim Jordan (R-OH), envió una carta al ex fiscal especial Jack Smith, exigiendo que testifique sobre...
Jim Jordan Demands Answers from Weaponized DOJ
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) sent a letter to former Special Counsel Jack Smith, demanding that he testify on the weaponized Department of Justice under the Biden administration.
Dan Rather Meltdown: CBS Shake-Up Sparks Liberal Outrage
Former CBS anchor Dan Rather, fired in 2006 for using forged documents to attack then-President George W. Bush, blasted his old network’s leadership this week, calling CBS’s new direction “a dark day.”
University Prepares Display of Ten Commandments
The University of Arkansas Fayetteville is preparing to display hundreds of Ten Commandment displays in compliance with a new state law.
Kamala Harris Genocide Claim Sparks Outrage as Hostages Freed
Former vice president Kamala Harris accused Israel of genocide just hours before Hamas released hostages as part of President Donald Trump’s peace plan, igniting criticism from allies of Israel and conservative leaders.
Terror Reigns in Gaza as Hamas Initiates a Brutal Crackdown in the Wake of Ceasefire Agreement
As Israel celebrated the safe return of hostages, Hamas's crackdown in Gaza sparks renewed concern.
Trump Bill Spares Coast Guard from Govt Shutdown
U.S. Coast Guard members will get paid this week amid the government shutdown thanks to President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem declared.
Sen. Bernie Sanders Israel Remarks Spark Fury After Hostage Deal
Senator Bernie Sanders's Israel comments following the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners have drawn outrage after he praised what he called “the long-overdue release” of 2,000 Palestinians — many of them convicted terrorists.
Boeing Awarded Billions for Patriot Missile Development
Boeing announced that it has secured $2.7 billion in multi-year contracts to supply a component for the Patriot interceptor missiles.
Like “the game room in a mental hospital.” Sen. Kennedy Describes Senate Chaos
As the government shutdown stretches into its third week, Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy is blasting Democrats for what he calls chaos in the upper chamber — comparing Senate dysfunction to “the game room in a mental hospital.”
JD Vance Interview With Stephanopoulos Ends Abruptly Over Tom Homan Bribery Claims
A heated JD Vance interview with ABC News host George Stephanopoulos ended abruptly Sunday after the vice president pushed back against questions regarding border czar Tom Homan and alleged bribery claims.
North Carolina School Therapist Arrested for Allegedly Poisoning Husband After ChatGPT Research
Authorities in North Carolina have arrested a school therapist accused of spiking her husband’s energy drink after allegedly researching lethal poisons using ChatGPT.
White House Publishes Middle East Peace Declaration
The White House published the peace declaration signed by President Trump, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Press Teams Refuse Pentagon Policy
Several press organizations have refused to sign a new Pentagon policy regulating access to certain areas.
People Missing, Dozens Rescued in Alaska as Typhoon Halong Devastates Remote Communities
Rescue efforts are intensifying in Alaska after Typhoon Halong left widespread devastation across the state’s western coast, washing away boats, damaging homes, and forcing families to flee rising flood waters.
Bessent Warns ‘China Financing War’ as Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs in Escalating Trade Standoff
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent issued one of the Trump administration’s sharpest rebukes of Beijing to date, warning Monday that China is financing war and is threatening global stability amid growing U.S.-China trade tensions.
Shutdown Confrontations Explode as Jeffries Tells Lawler to ‘Keep Your Mouth Shut’
Tempers flared on Capitol Hill this week as frustration with the government shutdown boiled over into shouting matches between top lawmakers, reflecting the growing dysfunction in Washington as the government shutdown enters its third week.
Sen. Mark Kelly Touts Kamala Harris as ‘Strong’ 2028 Contender
Senator Mark Kelly (D‑AZ) publicly endorsed former Vice President Kamala Harris as a “strong” candidate for the 2028 presidential race.
Trump Threatens to Send Tomahawks to Ukraine if Putin Doesn’t Back Down
President Trump warned he might supply Ukraine with long‑range Tomahawk missiles unless Putin ends the war.
Bari Weiss Demands CBS News Staff Memo — Union Tells Workers to Defy
Bari Weiss, new CBS News editor, has asked employees to detail their roles by Tuesday. The Writers Guild is advising staff not to respond.
Amanpour Regrets Comparing Israeli Hostages to ‘Average Gazan’ — Deletes Misstep
CNN’s Christiane Amanpour retracted her comment comparing Israeli hostages to Gazans, calling it “insensitive and wrong”.
Virginia Dems Face Pressure to Clarify Trans Bathroom Position After Sex Offender Emails
Bombshell emails involving a registered sex offender demanding access to women’s facilities have put Virginia Democrats under pressure.
Former Student Stabs 3 Staff at California Special‑Needs School, Then Issues Bomb Threat
A former student is in custody after allegedly stabbing three staff members at Switzer Learning Center in Torrance, California.
Mamdani Breaks Silence on Hostage Release, Omits Trump in Statement
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani finally responded to the release of Israeli hostages with cautious praise.
Manor College Finances Betrayed: Three Charged in $700K Theft Scheme
Three individuals, including Manor College’s former finance VP, were charged in the alleged theft of over $700K from the institution.
Harvard Cashes In: $13,760 DEI Certificate Sparks Backlash
Harvard’s new DEI certificate is priced at $13,760 and offers courses on race, privilege, and inclusion. Critics say it monetizes ideology.
Carney Floats Keystone XL Revival as Trade Leverage in Tariff Talks
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reportedly proposed reviving the Keystone XL pipeline during a meeting with President Trump
Tesla Cybertruck Sales Crash 62%, Legal Storm Brewing
Tesla’s Cybertruck, once promoted as an “apocalypse-proof” vehicle by CEO Elon Musk, is facing a severe decline in demand. According to data from Cox Automotive, Tesla sold just 5,400 Cybertrucks in the most recent quarter—a dramatic 62.6% drop from the same period last year.
Protesters Disrupt Kamala Harris’ Chicago Book Tour, Forcing Removals
Kamala Harris’ Chicago book event is interrupted by protesters shouting and removed by security amid her 107 Days promotional tour.
Anthropic Study Reveals Alarming AI Poisoning Attack Risk
Researchers collaborating with Anthropic AI have demonstrated a troubling vulnerability in large language models: a “poisoning attack” using just 250 malicious documents can make these systems produce nonsensical output when triggered. The study was conducted alongside institutions like the Alan Turing Institute and the UK AI Security Institute.
Johnson Praises Trump for Historic Middle East Peace Deal
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) delivered strong praise Monday for President Donald Trump’s recent diplomatic accomplishments, declaring that Trump “has accomplished what others have only talked about or tried and failed to do.” Speaking during a press conference, Johnson cited Trump’s address to Israel’s Knesset and his role in brokering a historic peace agreement as proof of America’s renewed global leadership.
Snohomish Police Urge Residents to Stop 911 Over Petitioners
In a recent directive, the Snohomish Police Department asked residents not to dial 911 to report legal initiative petitioners gathering signatures outside stores like Fred Meyer and Safeway. Instead, the department emphasized that such activities often fall under First Amendment protections and may not warrant police intervention unless actual criminal behavior is involved.
Broadview Illinois Cracks Down on ICE Protest Zones
The village of Broadview, Illinois, has issued a new executive order restricting where and when protests may occur near its Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility. The move comes after 15 arrests during demonstrations last Saturday, according to local officials.
Netherlands Takes Control of Chinese-Owned Chipmaker, Security Fears
The Dutch government has stepped in to take control of semiconductor firm Nexperia, citing “highly exceptional” risks to European economic security stemming from the company’s Chinese ownership and governance gaps. Nexperia, based in Nijmegen in the Netherlands, is owned by China’s Wingtech Technology.
Canterbury Cathedral Graffiti Art Sparks Fury, Political Messages
An art installation plastering graffiti-style questions for God across Canterbury Cathedral has provoked sharp backlash after one of its organizers, poet Alex Vellis, publicly celebrated the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and embraced a string of provocative, left-wing positions.
Andrea Bartz Leads $1.5B Lawsuit Win Against AI Giant Anthropic
Bestselling author Andrea Bartz emerged as a champion for writers this week, playing a central role in negotiating a $1.5 billion settlement from AI company Anthropic for the unauthorized use of copyrighted books in training its chatbots. Bartz, alongside fellow authors Charles Graeber and Kirk Wallace Johnson, served as named plaintiffs for the class action lawsuit that represented writers whose works were allegedly pirated without consent.
Trump Approval Rating Surpasses Obama at Same Point in Term
Despite enduring a decade-long, multi-billion-dollar media campaign aimed at discrediting him, President Donald Trump currently enjoys a higher average approval rating than former President Barack Obama at the same point in his second term.
Hamas Claims It Tried to Protect Hostages After Massacre
Iranian state media outlet PressTV has repeated Hamas’s false narrative that the militant group “made all efforts” to protect dozens of Israeli hostages taken during the October 7, 2023, massacre. The outlet cited statements from Hamas itself, ignoring overwhelming evidence of systematic torture, rape, and murder of hostages in captivity.
Blinken Suggests Trump’s Peace Plan Drew from Biden
Former Secretary of State Antony Blinken suggested that President Trump's ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas was based on Biden administration policy.
Congressman Aims to Enshrine Columbus Day
Rep. Michael Rulli (R-OH) introduced a bill to preserve Columbus Day and penalize cities that continue to replace the day with Indigenous Peoples' Day.
JPMorgan Drops $1.5 Trillion to Boost Economic Security
JPMorgan Chase announced a $1.5 trillion initiative to "facilitate, finance and invest" in industries critical to the nation's "economic security and resiliency."
US ‘Barreling Toward’ Record-Breaking Shutdown
House Speaker Mike Johnson warned that Congress is heading toward a historically long shutdown unless a clean budget is passed.
Operativo Contra la Trata Infantil en Texas Rescata a 30 niños y Expone una Crisis a Nivel Nacional
Una importante operación federal y local ha rescatado a más de 30 niños desaparecidos atrapados en una red de trata infantil en Texas y...
La Comisión America250 elige a grupo anti-Colón responsable de la eliminación de estatuas.
La comisión America250, financiada por los contribuyentes y dirigida por la exfuncionaria de Obama Rosie Rios, se ha asociado con un grupo activista de...
El Posible Desafío de un Socialista Radical a Jeffries Sacude a los Demócratas de Nueva York
Un posible desafío al líder demócrata de la Cámara de Representantes, Hakeem Jeffries, está sacudiendo al establishment demócrata de Nueva York y exponiendo profundas...
El Congreso aprueba la prohibición de la ley Sharía.
El representante Chip Roy (R-TX) presentó recientemente un proyecto de ley que impide la entrada a Estados Unidos de personas que sigan la ley...
Trump Logra un Acuerdo de Paz “Imposible”
El presidente Donald Trump firmó un histórico acuerdo de paz en Egipto junto a numerosos líderes mundiales.
Entre los asistentes a la cumbre se encontraban...
Trump Secures ‘Impossible’ Peace Deal
President Donald Trump signed a historic peace agreement in Egypt alongside numerous world leaders.
Abigail Spanberger Endorsement Scandal Explodes After Debate Silence
Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger refused five times to rescind her endorsement of attorney general nominee Jay Jones, who has come under fire for texting about shooting a Republican colleague.
America250 Commission Taps Anti-Columbus Group Behind Statue Removals
The taxpayer-funded America250 commission, led by former Obama official Rosie Rios, has partnered with a left-wing activist group known for campaigning to erase Christopher Columbus from U.S. history.
Rubio Demands Release of Pastor Detained in China
The Trump administration has demanded that a pastor detained in China be released. Pastor Jin Mingr, who also goes by Ezra Jin, was detained on October 10.
Man Removed After Desecrating Sacred Altar at St. Peter’s Basilica
Chaos erupted at St. Peter’s Basilica on Friday when a man allegedly urinated on the church’s main altar, one of the holiest sites in Christendom.
Sharia Law Ban Hits Congress
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) recently introduced a bill preventing those adhering to Sharia Law from entering the United States.
Doctor’s Crimes Expose After Hidden Camera Discovery Leads to Prison Murder Plot
A shocking case of deception and abuse has emerged from Pennsylvania, where a doctor's crimes shattered the image of a respected family man and exposed the darkness that can hide behind professional prestige.
Mamdani’s Campaign Tied to Foreign Funds
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has received nearly $13,000 of donates from foreign entities.
Lost Royal Palace Unearthed in Polish River After Centuries Hidden by War
Archaeologists in Poland have rediscovered the remnants of a lost royal palace long believed to have vanished during one of Europe’s bloodiest invasions, offering a rare glimpse into the nation’s turbulent 17th-century past.
Hillary Clinton Honors Trump’s Peace Deal
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton commended President Trump's peace agreement with Hamas and Israel.
Radical Socialist’s Potential Challenge of Jeffries Rattles New York Democrats
A potential challenge to House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries is rattling New York’s Democratic establishment and exposing deep divisions within the party.
Indian Student Detained in Ukraine After Being Forced to Fight for Russia, Family Says
An Indian student detained by Ukrainian troops has become the first known national from India captured in the ongoing war, after allegedly being coerced into fighting for Russia to avoid a lengthy prison sentence.
Trump Celebrates ‘Historic Dawn of New Middle East’
President Donald Trump declared before the Knesset that the beginnings of a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel marks a "historic dawn of a new Middle East."
New York Child Shooting Leaves a 11-Year-Old Boy Dead and a 13-Year-Old in Custody
A shocking New York child shooting has left one young boy dead and another charged with murder, underscoring the growing concerns about youth violence and access to firearms.
Texas Child Trafficking Crackdown Rescues 30 Children, Exposes Nationwide Crisis
A major federal and local operation has rescued more than 30 missing children trapped within a Texas child trafficking network and exposed what experts warn is a growing national crisis.
Triumphant Hostage Return Marks First Stage of Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan
Israel celebrated a historic victory early Monday as 20 hostages returned home under President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan, marking the first phase of his landmark ceasefire agreement.
Oklahoma State Official Targets Student for Charlie Kirk Tribute—Free Speech Under Fire
An Oklahoma State University student was reprimanded for honoring Charlie Kirk with a pro-Trump hat. No official policy bans such speech.
Wisconsin Bill Aims to Ban Concealed Carry on State University Campuses
Wisconsin lawmakers propose banning concealed carry on state university campuses, eliminating the current exception for permit holders.
Rutgers Professor Joins Push to Ban Turning Point USA on Campus
A Rutgers religion professor signed a petition to disband Turning Point USA on campus, accusing it of “hate speech.”
Oakland University Student Investigated for Social Media Post Targeting GOP Candidate
An Oakland University student is under investigation after posting “execute these two things” with a GOP candidate’s image online.
Tech Billionaire Benioff Urges Trump to Deploy National Guard in San Francisco
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff urged President Trump to deploy the National Guard to San Francisco, citing police shortages.
Hamas May Release 20 Hostages ‘A Little Bit Early,’ President Trump Says
President Trump stated Hamas may release 20 hostages earlier than planned under the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
Massacre at St. Helena: 4 Dead, 20 Injured in South Carolina Bar Shooting
A mass shooting at Willie’s Bar and Grill on St. Helena Island left four dead and 20 wounded early Oct. 12, 2025.
Netanyahu Advisor Voices ‘Deep Faith’ in Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire Plan
Caroline Glick, advisor to PM Netanyahu, praised President Trump’s Gaza ceasefire framework, saying it equips Israel to dismantle Hamas.
Bondi Embraces SNL Parody, Urges Noem to ‘Recreate This Picture’
Attorney General Pam Bondi responded to the Saturday Night Live cold open spoofing her and Secretary Kristi Noem with a lighthearted post.
Trump: ‘Don’t Worry About China — It’ll Be Fine,’ Despite 100% Tariff Threat
Trump threatened 100 percent tariffs on China over rare earth export curbs, then reassured markets with a softer tone.
Chappell Roan Blasts ICE, DHS Fires Back, ‘Get a Grip’
The Department of Homeland Security responded swiftly and scathingly when pop singer Chappell Roan used her stage time to lash out at U.S. immigration enforcement. During a performance Friday night at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, Roan shouted “fuck ICE forever,” triggering a rebuke from DHS officials who accused her of pandering and demanded she “get a grip.”
Phil Mickelson Applauds Trump’s Medal of Freedom for Kirk
Golf icon Phil Mickelson voiced strong support Saturday for President Donald Trump’s decision to posthumously award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated in September.
Trump to Make Swift Israel‑Egypt Trip Before Rushing Back for Charlie Kirk Honor
President Trump plans a rapid overseas journey to Israel and Egypt—addressing Israel’s Knesset and attending a summit in Cairo.
Sen. Mark Kelly Credits Trump for Breakthrough Gaza Peace Deal
Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) acknowledged President Donald Trump’s pivotal role in brokering the recent peace deal between Israel and Hamas, calling it a significant step forward in stabilizing the region.
Trump Orders Pentagon to Pay Troops Amid Shutdown, Slams Schumer
President Trump directs Pentagon to use available funds to pay troops during the federal government shutdown.
Zohran Mamdani’s Alleged Qatari Royal Ties Under Fire
On Saturday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s Life, Liberty & Levin, Government Accountability Institute president Peter Schweizer issued a startling warning about New York City mayoral candidate and Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani (D), claiming that his family is financially and politically tied to Qatar’s ruling Al Thani family—the same regime that harbored the mastermind of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
British Billionaire Cuts Funding to U.S. Left‑Wing Groups After $553M Report
British hedge fund billionaire Christopher Hohn has announced he is stopping U.S. funding for left‑wing organizations.
Kamala Harris, Trump Attacking Rule of Law
During an interview on MSNBC’s The Weekend on Sunday, former Vice President Kamala Harris sharply criticized former President Donald Trump, accusing him of mounting a “full-on frontal attack” against the rule of law in the United States.
Mississippi Homecoming Turns Deadly — 4 Killed, 12 Injured in Leland Shooting
A deadly shooting in Leland, Mississippi during a homecoming weekend leaves four dead and 12 injured. The suspect remains at large.
Israel Reveals Chilling Hamas Orders Behind October 7 Massacre
Israel has released documents allegedly written by Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and other commanders, detailing explicit plans to carry out and broadcast the mass killing of civilians on October 7, 2023. The files include a six-page memo attributed to Sinwar—killed by Israeli forces last year—and intercepted communications from Hamas operatives.
MIT Becomes First University to Reject Trump Administration’s Education Proposal
MIT becomes first university to refuse Trump administration’s conditional funding proposal, citing threats to institutional independence.
UK Migrant Welfare Costs Soar to £10 Billion
British taxpayers are footing over £10 billion in annual welfare subsidies to migrants, with new government figures revealing that one in every six pounds spent on the country’s Universal Credit program went to foreign nationals in 2024.
Trump Heads to Israel, Egypt for Historic Middle East Peace Tour
President Donald Trump will depart the White House on Sunday afternoon for a high-stakes trip to Israel and Egypt following the announcement of a historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas. The visit includes an address to the Israeli Knesset and a formal peace ceremony in Egypt.
UVA Law Students Circulate ‘Antifascist’ Flyer Featuring Burning Flag
A UVA law student circulated a flyer promoting a tailgate with burning American flags in protest of Trump’s flag‑desecration order.
Ian Watkins Prison Murder, Two Inmates Arrested
British authorities have launched a murder investigation after Ian Watkins, the disgraced former frontman of the Welsh rock band Lostprophets, was stabbed to death in prison. Watkins, 48, was serving a 29-year sentence for a string of horrific child sex offenses when he was fatally attacked with a knife at HMP Wakefield in West Yorkshire on Saturday.
Case Western Students Hit with $350,000 Vandalism Bill After Anti‑Israel Protest
Case Western protesters agree to pay over $350,000 for vandalism during anti‑Israel demonstration as part of a legal diversion agreement.
Family of Man Killed by Off-Duty Officer, Shooting Was Justified
The family of 26-year-old Elijah Wilks, who was fatally shot by an off-duty Milwaukee police officer Thursday, acknowledged during a press conference Friday that the officer’s actions were justified based on the circumstances.
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Defies Student Government, Approves TPUSA Chapter
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga overrides student government to approve TPUSA chapter after free speech concerns and legal pressure.
Rutgers ‘Antifa’ Professor’s Spain Escape Foiled by Sudden Flight Cancellation
Rutgers history professor Mark Bray’s family flight to Spain was canceled abruptly amid threats. He suspects the move was intentional.
California Red Flag Law Expands Under Newsom’s New Gun Push
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signed a new round of sweeping gun control laws Friday, including a measure expanding the state’s red flag law by granting new authority to prosecutors. The bill, AB 1344, allows district attorneys in select counties to petition courts to confiscate firearms from individuals they deem dangerous.
AI Home Intruder Prank Sparks Panic, Police Crackdown
A disturbing new trend on TikTok is sparking nationwide alarm as pranksters use AI-generated images to fabricate home invasions, terrifying family members and triggering SWAT-level emergency responses. Law enforcement agencies across the U.S. are now issuing stern warnings: this viral prank isn’t just dangerous—it could be criminal.
Illinois Powerbroker Michael Madigan Heads to Prison
One of Illinois’ most powerful political figures, former House Speaker Michael J. Madigan, is officially headed to federal prison. On the eve of the state legislature’s fall veto session, Madigan—who dominated state politics for decades—will begin serving a 7.5-year sentence for corruption.
Trump Health Report, ‘Exceptional’ Cardiac Fitness at 78
President Donald Trump received a glowing health report following a comprehensive physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Friday. U.S. Navy Captain and White House Physician Sean Barbabella confirmed that Trump “demonstrates excellent overall health” and shows no signs of physical limitation.
Russia Strikes Ukraine Power Grid, Kyiv Goes Dark
Power has been restored to more than 800,000 residents in Kyiv after Russian missile and drone strikes targeted Ukraine’s power grid on Friday, causing widespread blackouts and injuring at least 20 people. The strikes marked one of the largest concentrated assaults on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure since the war began more than three years ago.
California Glock Ban and Gun Barrell Crackdown Begins
Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) signed two major gun control bills Friday, further tightening California’s already restrictive firearm laws and targeting both handgun sales and firearm parts. The legislation includes a sweeping ban on new Glock pistols and a separate law requiring extensive background checks and fees for purchasing gun barrels.
Trump DOJ Probing Who’s Funding ICE Attacks
Former Acting ICE Director and current Border Czar Tom Homan revealed in an exclusive interview that the Department of Justice under President Donald Trump is actively investigating who is funding the recent wave of organized attacks on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and facilities.
Macron Reappoints PM as France Braces for Budget Showdown
French President Emmanuel Macron has reappointed Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister just days after his resignation, as the government faces growing pressure to avoid collapse and pass a national budget. The political maneuvering follows a week of intense talks and backroom deals aimed at keeping control of the fractured National Assembly.
Afghan Migrant Who Threatened Nigel Farage Had Violent Past
The Afghan migrant convicted of threatening to kill Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has a long and violent criminal history in Sweden, it can now be revealed. Fayaz Khan, also known as Fayaz Hosseini and operating online under the alias “Madapasa,” was found guilty Friday by Southwark Crown Court of making death threats against Farage, in addition to pleading guilty to illegally entering the United Kingdom.
Rep. Jonathan Jackson: Kill Filibuster, Let GOP Act
Rep. Jonathan Jackson (D-IL) said Friday on NewsNation’s Cuomo that he supports eliminating the Senate filibuster to allow Republicans to pass government funding legislation without Democrat input. His comments came amid a partial government shutdown and growing partisan gridlock in the Senate.
New York Times Pushes Race Spin in Trump Coverage
The New York Times devoted its Friday feature to portraying President Donald Trump’s legal and political disputes as racially motivated attacks against “prominent Black women,” while minimizing the substance of the investigations and scandals involving those same officials. The piece, titled “Letitia James Is Among Prominent Black Women Targeted by Trump,” emphasized identity politics over facts.
Wikipedia Edits Stir Controversy After Charlie Kirk Assassination
One month after the assassination of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, Wikipedia editors are under fire for a series of politically charged edits that critics say smear Kirk’s legacy and promote left-wing narratives. Despite tens of millions of views and oversight from top Wikipedia officials, including site co-founder Jimmy Wales, editors labeled Kirk “far-right,” mocked his final words, and attempted to redefine Trumpism as fascism—all within days of his death.
SC Justice Returns After No Contest Plea in Husband’s Corruption Case
New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi is set to return to the bench just days after pleading “no contest” to a misdemeanor charge linked to her husband’s criminal case. A special judicial panel ruled Thursday that the justice had not committed a “serious crime,” clearing the way for the reinstatement of her law license without restrictions.
Tennessee Military Explosives Plant Blast Kills, Sparks Probe
A deadly explosion rocked a military-grade explosives facility in Bucksnort, Tennessee, early Friday morning, leaving multiple people dead and others missing. The blast occurred around 7:45 a.m. at Accurate Energetic Systems, a company that manufactures explosives for military, aerospace, and commercial demolition use.
Trump Snubbed for Nobel Peace Prize, White House Hits Back
The White House sharply criticized the Norwegian Nobel Committee on Friday after President Donald Trump was passed over for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. Communications Director Steven Cheung accused the committee of “placing politics over peace” for selecting Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado instead of the former president, who recently brokered a historic ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
Letitia James Hit with Mortgage Fraud Bombshell
Constitutional law expert Jonathan Turley sharply criticized New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday during an appearance on Fox News Channel’s Hannity, calling her “lawfare’s happiest warrior” as she now faces legal trouble of her own.
Alvin Bragg Drops Case Against Pro-Life Assault Suspect
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office has declined to pursue prosecution in a violent assault case involving a pro-life activist, despite video evidence showing the incident in full. Attorneys for Savannah Craven Antao, the victim, say the DA’s office not only dropped the case but has refused to refile felony charges despite legal grounds to do so.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Sparks Political Firestorm
Acclaimed novelist Bret Easton Ellis has sharply criticized Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film One Battle After Another, calling it a politically charged piece of propaganda masquerading as cinematic art. While the film has received widespread praise from left-leaning critics, Ellis argues that its acclaim stems more from its progressive message than from its actual artistic merit.
NYC Social Media Lawsuit Targets Big Tech Over Teens
New York City has filed a sweeping federal lawsuit against Meta, Google, Snap, and TikTok, accusing the tech giants of fueling a youth mental health crisis. The city claims these companies knowingly designed addictive platforms that exploit children and teens for profit, creating a “public nuisance” that burdens schools, hospitals, and law enforcement.
Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk Sparks Firestorm
Jimmy Kimmel is under renewed scrutiny after defending his controversial remarks about the assassination of conservative icon Charlie Kirk. In a recent interview, the ABC late-night host claimed his comments were “intentionally and maliciously mischaracterized” by conservative media and said he didn’t initially see a “big problem” with what he said on air.
DOJ Charges Man Threatening Conservative Influencer
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced charges against a man accused of sending a threatening letter to conservative influencer Benny Johnson.
Republican Purchases Dominion Voting Systems
Scott Leiendecker, the former Republican elections director in St. Louis City, has purchased Dominion Voting Systems.
Qatari Air Force Base Coming to Idaho
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the United States will host a Qatari air force facility in Idaho.
Los mensajes en línea pro demócratas y las imágenes perturbadoras del sospechoso de incendio intencional en Palisades.
El sospechoso de incendio intencional en Palisades, Jonathan Rinderknecht, de 29 años, está acusado de provocar el enorme incendio que arrasó Los Ángeles a...
Johnson aumenta la presión sobre los demócratas ante el cierre del gobierno mientras crecen las preocupaciones en el Partido Republicano.
El presidente de la Cámara de Representantes, Mike Johnson (republicano por Luisiana), se mantiene firme en su estrategia de presionar a los demócratas del...
Homeland Security Commits Billions for ‘Smart Wall’ Border Construction
The Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced that 10 new construction grants have been approved, totaling an estimated $4.5 billion.
Al descubierto: la hipocresía de la izquierda se muestra plenamente ante el acuerdo de paz de Trump con Hamás.
Los legisladores demócratas y los activistas progresistas pasaron dos años exigiendo un alto el fuego entre Israel y Hamás. Pero ahora que el presidente...
Seguridad Nacional destina miles de millones para la construcción de un muro fronterizo “inteligente”.
El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional y la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza de Estados Unidos (CBP, por sus siglas en inglés) anunciaron que...
Melania Trump reúne a niños ucranianos con sus familias.
La primera dama Melania Trump anunció que ocho niños ucranianos han sido devueltos a sus familias después de haber sido desplazados por la guerra...
Melania Trump Reunites Ukrainian Children with Families
First Lady Melania Trump announced that eight Ukrainian children have been returned to their families after being displaced in the country's war with Russia.
‘Get Out of My [Expletive] Shot’: Resurfaced Katie Porter Video Sparks Backlash
A newly resurfaced Katie Porter video shows the embattled California Democrat yelling at a staffer to "get out of my [expletive] shot" during a 2021 virtual meeting, triggering widespread criticism from within her own party and renewed scrutiny of her treatment of subordinates.
Taiwan Announces Massive Defense System Countering China
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te said that the country will construct a multi-layered air defense system called the "T-Dome" to defend itself against increasing threats from China.
Exposed: Left-Wing Hypocrisy on Full Display Over Trump Peace Deal With Hamas
Democratic lawmakers and progressive activists spent two years demanding a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. But now that President Donald Trump has delivered one through the Trump peace deal, those same critics are attacking it—claiming, without evidence, that Israel will soon violate the agreement.
Four Found Dead in Million-Dollar San Francisco Home in Suspicious Deaths Probe
Four people were found dead Wednesday afternoon in a million-dollar San Francisco home, as police launched an investigation into the suspicious deaths.
YouTube Launches Program for Banned Creators
YouTube is launching a program to allow creators previously banned from the platform a "second chance."
Johnson Turns Up Shutdown Pressure on Democrats as GOP Concerns Mount
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), is standing firm on his strategy to pressure Senate Democrats into ending the government shutdown, now entering its tenth day.
Family of 6-Year-Old Boy Stabbed to Death ‘Sickened’ by Killer’s Early Prison Release
The family of 6-year-old Logan Tipton, who was brutally stabbed to death during a 2015 home invasion in Kentucky, says they are “sickened” after learning the man convicted in the attack has been granted an early prison release.
Trump Cancels Meeting with Chinese President
President Donald Trump announced that he canceled a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping after it was revealed that "very strange things" are happening in China.
‘Promotion of Anarchy’: Pro-Palestinian Agitators Face Felony Charges After Boston Riot
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Boston are now facing felony promotion of anarchy charges after a violent downtown riot left several officers injured and the city scrambling to restore order.
Palisades Arson Suspect’s Pro-Dem Online Climate Rants and Disturbing Images
Palisades arson suspect Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, is accused of igniting the massive inferno that tore through Los Angeles earlier this year — while using social media to spread anti-Trump rhetoric and alarmist climate change posts.
Israel Confirms Ceasefire in Effect
The Israeli military confirmed on Friday that the ceasefire Gaza is in effect.
‘Biggest Ever’ Great White Shark Spotted off Canada, Ahead of Winter Migration
Great white shark researchers are tracking a massive predator that recently surfaced off the coast of Canada — and it’s being called the largest ever recorded in the Atlantic.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Receives Nobel Peace Prize
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for her "tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy."
American Military Oversight Begins as U.S. Leads Gaza Peacekeeping Effort Without Troops on the Ground
American military oversight will shape the early stages of Gaza’s new peacekeeping mission, with the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) coordinating operations but keeping American troops out of the conflict zone.
Letitia James Indicted: Top NY Democrat Faces 60 Years in Federal Fraud Case
New York Attorney General Letitia James, one of the most prominent Democratic officials in the nation, was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury in Virginia on charges of bank fraud and making false claims to a financial institution, according to the Department of Justice.
Petro Blasts U.S. Over Drug-Vessel Strike
Colombian President Gustavo Petro asserted that a U.S. naval strike on a narcotics ship was aimed at “a Colombian vessel with Colombian citizens on board.” The White House forcefully rejected his accusation, demanding a retraction and calling the claim “baseless and reprehensible.”
China, North Korea, Russia Unite in Defiant Display
Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in North Korea Thursday to join dictator Kim Jong-un for a parade marking the 80th anniversary of the country’s communist “Workers’ Party of Korea.” The visit underscores China’s attempt to maintain its strategic position in Pyongyang amid North Korea’s deepening alliance with Russia.
Washington’s Pension Gains Mask Long-Term Risk for Taxpayers
Washington state boasts one of the strongest public pension systems in the nation, but recent legislative changes and mixed funding levels across plans are raising concerns about long-term taxpayer liability. While some retirement funds are projected to be overfunded, others still carry substantial unfunded liabilities, leading to a growing debate over investment assumptions and contribution rates.
North Carolina SNAP, WIC Safe—for Now
North Carolina residents receiving food assistance through SNAP and WIC will continue to receive benefits through October, according to the state’s Department of Health and Human Services. More than 1.4 million rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and approximately 262,000 women, infants, and children are supported by the WIC program.
Illinois High School Teacher Arrested for Grooming Student Online
A 27-year-old high school teacher in Westville, Illinois, has been arrested for allegedly grooming a student and sending explicit images via social media. Kaylee Broadway was taken into custody Wednesday after law enforcement uncovered digital evidence supporting allegations that she sent nude photographs to a minor.
FBI Caught Spying on GOP Senators—Agents Fired
FBI Director Kash Patel has terminated agents and dismantled a task force after discovering they covertly monitored phone records of eight Republican senators and one congressman as part of former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s “Arctic Frost” investigation. Patel revealed the files were hidden in a “lockbox” inside a secure vault.
Trump to Award Ben Carson Second Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Donald Trump will award Dr. Ben Carson the Presidential Medal of Freedom in recognition of his continued service to the nation, this time in his new role as National Nutrition Advisor at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The announcement came Thursday, as Trump praised Carson’s dedication to promoting health, liberty, and prosperity for all Americans.
Trump’s Israel–Hamas Peace Deal Stuns Washington
Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) is publicly applauding President Donald Trump’s administration for brokering a historic peace agreement between Israel and Hamas. In a statement shared Thursday, Suozzi credited the Trump administration with accomplishing “a remarkable feat,” assuming the terms of the deal unfold as reported and hold.
Trevor Noah Mocks Charlie Kirk in Cringeworthy Joke
Trevor Noah, former host of The Daily Show, made light of the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk during a recent stand-up performance, triggering widespread outrage. Noah suggested there was “something funny” about Kirk’s murder and falsely claimed the Turning Point USA founder was shot “while defending guns.”
Portland Police Back Federal Support to Fight Antifa
Portland's police union president has expressed openness to federal assistance as the city struggles with rising crime and ongoing violent activity from the far-left group Antifa. Following President Donald Trump's renewed push to deploy the National Guard to protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities in Portland, law enforcement leaders say they are stretched thin and need more resources to restore order.
Trump Secures Arctic Security Deal
President Donald Trump and Finnish President Alexander Stubb struck a deal for the support of commercial agreements in the Arctic region.
Israeli Mayor Proposes Naming Soccer Field for Trump
The mayor of the Israeli town of Kiryat Bialik announced plans to name the city's soccer field after President Donald Trump.
Trump Brings Back Columbus Day
President Donald Trump declared that October 13 will be recognized as Columbus Day.
TPUSA Announces ‘All American’ Halftime Show
Turning Point USA announced that it will put on an "All American Halftime Show" as an alternative to the halftime appearance from Bad Bunny.
Los demócratas y los medios culparon al cambio climático por el incendio de Palisades — pero la evidencia cuenta una historia diferente.
Los fiscales federales revelaron que el devastador incendio de Los Ángeles, atribuido en su momento al cambio climático, fue en realidad provocado. El caso...
Las mascarillas regresan a California
El condado de Sonoma, California, anunció que el uso de mascarillas será obligatorio en los centros de salud desde el 1 de noviembre hasta...
Trump logra una gran victoria con los recortes al mantenimiento de la paz de la ONU en un histórico acuerdo de reforma.
La administración Trump logró esta semana una importante victoria diplomática cuando el embajador estadounidense ante las Naciones Unidas, Mike Waltz, alcanzó un acuerdo con...
Un caso de la Corte Suprema podría desencadenar una importante reforma de la Ley de Derechos de Voto.
La Corte Suprema escuchará los argumentos la próxima semana en Louisiana v. Callais, un caso que podría sentar las bases para una amplia reforma...
El liderazgo israelí insta a otorgar el Premio Nobel de la Paz a Trump
El primer ministro israelí, Benjamín Netanyahu, pidió que el presidente Donald Trump reciba el Premio Nobel de la Paz por haber ayudado en el...
Treasury Targets Iranian Petroleum
The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned Iran's petroleum and petrochemical exports.
Rebecca Bennett Stock Sale Raises Questions About Climate Commitment
Democratic House candidate Rebecca Bennett has made the "climate crisis" a central theme of her campaign—but only after her a stock sale removed thousands of dollars in oil and gas holdings, financial records show.
Israeli Leadership Urges Nobel Peace Prize for Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for President Donald Trump to receive the Nobel Peace Prize for assisting in the peace deal between Israel and Hamas.
Supreme Court Case Could Spark Major Voting Rights Act Reform
The Supreme Court will hear arguments next week in Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could set the stage for sweeping Voting Rights Act reform.
‘St. Fagans Museum Theft’ Stuns Wales as Priceless Ancient Gold Vanishes
Authorities in Wales are investigating a theft at St. Fagans museum after thieves broke into one of the most prominent Welsh cultural institutions and stole priceless ancient jewelry.
Migrant Population Drops by Millions
A study by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) found that the number of foreign-born immigrants in the United States declined by 2.2 million.
Democrats, Media Blamed Climate Change for Palisades Fire — Evidence Tells a Different Story
Federal prosecutors have revealed that the devastating Los Angeles blaze once pinned on climate change was actually deliberate.
Seattle Mayor Moves to Block National Guard
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, a Democrat, signed two new executive orders designed to counter federal immigration enforcement efforts.
Sen. Tim Kaine Denounces Violent Jay Jones Texts Then Backs His Candidacy
Sen. Tim Kaine is facing criticism after condemning, then excusing, violent text messages sent by Virginia Democratic attorney general nominee Jay Jones, reigniting scrutiny over the party’s double standard on political threats.
Over 70% of Americans Back Trump Drug Boat Strikes Targeting Cartels
A new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll shows overwhelming bipartisan support for Trump drug boat strikes, with 71 percent of Americans—including a majority of Democrats—backing U.S. military operations that destroy drug-smuggling vessels in international waters.
Masks Return to California
Sonoma County, California, announced that masks are to be worn in health facilities beginning November 1 through March 31.
‘Unbelievably Tone Deaf’: Abdul El-Sayed’s Oct 7 Email Sparks Outrage for Ignoring Atrocities, Blaming Israel
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is facing fierce backlash after sending a fundraising message marking the anniversary of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist attacks — one that omitted any mention of Hamas’s atrocities and instead blamed Israel.
Poll Shows Kathy Hochul Vulnerable as Stefanik Gains Ground in Potential New York Matchup
A new statewide survey suggests Democratic governor Kathy Hochul is on shaky ground heading into 2026, with data showing the incumbent is against Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik in a hypothetical matchup that could upend New York politics.
U.S. Diplomat Hit by CCP Romance Scandal
The State Department fired a Foreign Service officer who admitted to having a romantic relationship with a woman connected to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Trump Scores Major Win With UN Peacekeeping Cuts in Landmark Reform Deal
The Trump administration secured a major diplomatic victory this week as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz reached a deal with U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres to implement sweeping UN peacekeeping cuts and rein in bloated spending funded heavily by American taxpayers.
CA Gubernatorial Candidate Katie Porter Melts-Down on Camera After Basic Interview Question
Democratic California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter appeared to lose her cool during a recent interview with CBS News when pressed about her strategy for winning over President Donald Trump’s supporters.
Harvard Meltdown: Students Rage Over Scrapped Diversity Programs
Harvard students protested the rollback of diversity policies, opposing the end of a minority recruitment program.
Report: Anti-Israel Radicals Hijacked Teacher Unions to Push Hostile Agendas
A report reveals how anti-Semitic activists have co-opted teacher unions to promote anti-Israel agendas and reshape classroom content.
Trump’s Peace Gamble: Kushner Rejoins Gaza Talks as Ceasefire Plan Gains Ground
Jared Kushner joins Trump envoy in Egypt for high-stakes Gaza ceasefire talks as President Trump advances a 20-point peace plan.
Gold Rush at Costco: What Last Year’s Gold Bar is Worth Today
Costco’s gold bars were a surprise hit in 2024, flying off virtual shelves as Americans turned to hard assets in uncertain economic times.
Billionaire Leftist Fuels Scandal-Plagued Democrat’s Campaign
Elizabeth Simons, billionaire heiress and progressive donor, gave $750,000 to Virginia AG nominee Jay Jones despite violent remarks.
Zach Bryan Faces Backlash Over Anti-ICE Lyrics, Rejects Political Label
Zach Bryan responds to backlash over anti-ICE lyrics, denying political motives after criticism from the White House.
Hamas Agrees to Trump’s Peace Deal, Hostage Release Set to Begin
Hamas has accepted President Trump’s peace plan, agreeing to end the war in Gaza and release all Israeli hostages.
Shutdown Chaos: Jeffries Explodes on Lawler in Capitol Confrontation
Hakeem Jeffries and Mike Lawler clash in heated Capitol exchange over Obamacare subsidies as government shutdown tensions erupt on day eight.
Minnesota Under Fire: Public Schools Demand Protection for Girls’ Sports as Trump’s Title IX Deadline Nears
Minnesota school leaders pressure state to comply with Title IX protections and restrict male participation in girls’ sports.
Boston Pro-Palestinian Mob Turns Violent, Targets Police in Democrat-Led City
A pro-Palestinian protest in Boston escalated into a violent riot as demonstrators assaulted police and blocked roads.
Trump Calls for Pritzker, Johnson Arrest Over ICE Obstruction
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson lashed out at President Donald Trump after he said the two Democrats should be arrested for obstructing federal law enforcement operations in Chicago. The president’s comments followed reports that city officials ordered police to withhold assistance from ICE agents under attack by violent pro-migrant protesters.
Russia Expands Military Ties with Cuba and Venezuela
Russia deepened its alliances with communist Cuba and socialist Venezuela this week, formalizing military and strategic agreements that strengthen Moscow’s foothold in the Western Hemisphere and directly challenge U.S. influence.
North Carolina Sports Betting Scores $12M in September Revenue
North Carolina’s legal sports betting industry saw a major boost in September, generating more than $12 million in tax revenue — the fifth-highest month since wagering launched in 2024. The surge was driven by the return of NFL and college football, which revived betting activity after a slower summer season.
DOJ pushes Google breakup to end ad tech monopoly
The Department of Justice (DOJ) and Google have concluded two weeks of hearings over how to address the tech giant’s illegal monopoly in the online advertising market, marking a major moment in one of the most significant antitrust battles in decades. The case, held in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, follows an April ruling by Judge Leonie M. Brinkema that found Google had unlawfully monopolized publisher tools and ad transaction software.
Elon Musk’s xAI Secures $20B Boost from Nvidia
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup, xAI, has raised $20 billion in a major funding round led by chipmaking giant Nvidia, solidifying the company’s position as one of the fastest-growing players in the AI sector. The deal combines $7.5 billion in equity and up to $12.5 billion in debt through a special purpose vehicle (SPV) that will allow xAI to acquire and rent Nvidia processors for five years.
D.C. Cathedral Explosives Arrest, Police Foil Massive Bomb Plot
Police in Washington, D.C. arrested a man on Sunday outside the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle after discovering more than 200 explosive devices in his possession. The arrest occurred as the church hosted its annual “Red Mass,” a service dedicated to praying for the Supreme Court as it begins its new term.
ICE arrests criminal illegal aliens amid shutdown chaos
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continues to arrest violent criminal illegal aliens across the United States even as the federal government remains shut down. Despite the funding impasse driven by Democrat demands, ICE officers have carried out multiple operations targeting foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes, including child sexual assault, manslaughter, and domestic violence.
Trump Targets Antifa in New Push Against Domestic Terrorism
President Donald Trump convened a roundtable discussion at the White House on Wednesday, October 8, to address the growing violence associated with the far-left Antifa movement. The meeting brought together senior administration officials, law enforcement leaders, and victims of political violence to discuss strategies for combating what the president has repeatedly described as a coordinated campaign of domestic extremism.
Nancy Pelosi Calls Trump ‘Worst President in U.S. History’
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) launched a fresh wave of attacks against President Donald Trump during a Wednesday appearance on CNN’s Inside Politics, accusing him of being both “the worst president for children in America’s history” and “the person who has lied to Congress more than anyone.”
Houthis Kidnap UN Workers Again in Escalating Yemen Crisis
The Iran-backed Houthi insurgency in Yemen has abducted another nine United Nations employees, raising the total number of U.N. personnel detained by the group over the past four years to 53. The Houthis, known for their hostility toward Western nations and Israel, have not explained the latest round of kidnappings or revealed where the employees are being held.
Petition Tries to Remove TPUSA Chapter as University’s Antifa-Linked Professor Moves to Europe
A petition has been launched to try to disband Rutgers University's Turning Point USA chapter.
Trump Orders FBI to Uncover Amelia Earhart Mystery: Report
Law enforcement sources reportedly told CNN that President Donald Trump has directed the FBI to search its offices for materials relating to Amelia Earhart.
Hindu Observance Becomes California State Holiday
Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) signed a bill making Diwali a state holiday.
Brandon Gill Bill Supports Swift Deportations
Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) introduced a bill to expedite deportation efforts across the United States.
‘Assassination Simulators’ Found on Popular Gaming Platform
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman filed a lawsuit against the gaming platform Roblox, alleging that it failed to protect minors from child predators.
Impactante apuñalamiento deja a una alcaldesa alemana luchando por su vida en medio del aumento de la violencia política
El impactante apuñalamiento de una alcaldesa alemana ha dejado a la recién elegida alcaldesa Iris Stalzer, de 57 años, luchando por su vida después...
El FBI allana una pandilla del sur de California vinculada a la Mafia Mexicana
El FBI anunció que, junto con el Departamento de Policía de Los Ángeles (LAPD), llevó a cabo una redada contra una pandilla vinculada a...
Nuevas imágenes revelan que civiles gazatíes se unieron a Hamás para cometer atrocidades del 7 de octubre
Imágenes recién publicadas de Hamás, del 7 de octubre de 2023, muestran a terroristas y civiles gazatíes secuestrando a mujeres y niños israelíes del...
Caravana liderada por cubanos se dirige a Ciudad de México mientras las políticas migratorias de Trump remodelan las rutas de los migrantes
Una caravana de aproximadamente 1,200 migrantes, en su mayoría procedentes de Cuba, avanza hacia el norte a través del sur de México, pero a...
Hombre de Florida arrestado por el incendio de Palisades
Un hombre de 29 años de Florida ha sido arrestado por iniciar el incendio de Palisades. El conductor de Uber, Jonathan Rinderknecht, ha sido...
Nicolle Wallace Arson Claim Sparks Outrage After False Report
MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace is facing backlash after suggesting a pro-Trump arsonist may have set fire to a South Carolina judge’s home—despite officials confirming there was “no evidence to indicate the fire was intentionally set.”
Florida Man Arrested for Palisades Fire
A 29-year-old Florida man has been arrested for starting the Palisades Fire.
New Footage Exposes Gazan Civilians Joining Hamas in Committing Oct 7 Atrocities
Newly released Hamas footage from Oct. 7, 2023, shows terrorists and Gazan civilians kidnapping Israeli women and children from Kibbutz Be’eri, a community just two miles from the Gaza border.
NYC’s Deadly TikTok Craze: 12-Year-Old’s ‘Subway Surfing Tragedy’ Exposes Social Media’s Dark Grip
The heartbreaking subway surfing tragedy that claimed the life of 12-year-old Brooklyn girl Zemfira Mukhtarov is shedding light on the dangerous social media culture that glorifies risk over reason.
FBI Raids Mexican Mafia-Linked Southern California Gang
The FBI announced that it, alongside the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), raided a Mexican Mafia-linked gang in Southern California.
Shocking Staten Island Murder Exposed Long-Standing Community Concerns
A shocking murder inside a Staten Island home has exposed years of ignored warnings and failed interventions, as police sources reveal officers were repeatedly called to the same residence on domestic violence reports long before the gruesome killing.
Military Eliminates Al-Qaeda-Linked Man
The United States military killed a senior Al-Qaeda-linked attack planner earlier this month, U.S. Central Command announced.
San Francisco Chaos: 91-Time Felon Sparks Outrage as Repeat Offenders Get Yet Another Break
A San Francisco courtroom has become ground zero in the fight over repeat offenders, as 91-time felon Troy McAlister seeks to dodge decades in prison by entering a state-sponsored rehab program.
Shocking Stabbing Leaves German Mayor Fighting for Her Life Amid Rising Political Violence
The shocking stabbing of a German mayor has left newly elected mayor Iris Stalzer, 57, fighting for her life after she was found with multiple stab wounds in her home in the western German town of Herdecke.
Publisher Apologizes to Melania Trump Over Epstein Allegation
Book publisher HarperCollins UK issued an apology to First Lady Melania Trump after a book claimed that she was introduced to her husband through Jeffrey Epstein.
Fed-Up Travelers Blast Hidden Hotel Resort Fees, Choose Cheaper Trips Abroad Instead
Rising hotel resort fees across the United States are driving frustrated vacationers to seek better deals overseas, with many claiming it’s now cheaper to fly abroad than to book a trip to popular domestic destinations like New York, Miami, or Las Vegas.
Cuban-Led Caravan Heads for Mexico City as Trump Immigration Policies Reshape Migrant Routes
A caravan of roughly 1,200 migrants—mostly from Cuba—is trekking north through southern Mexico, but unlike those in years past, this group isn’t heading for the U.S. border.
James Comey Pleads Not Guilty
Former FBI Director James Comey pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to two federal charges, making a false statement and obstructing a congressional proceeding.
Missouri Police Officer Killed in Line of Duty While Serving Warrant
A tragedy has shaken Missouri after a Missouri police officer was killed while serving a warrant was identified as Officer Henry Franklin, 41, of the Sikeston Department of Public Safety (SDPS).
Pam Bondi Erupts at Senate Hearing, Confronts Sen. Blumenthal Military Lies
During a fiery Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi clashed with Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., over questions about her former law firm — but it was Blumenthal’s past controversy and lies about military service that quickly took center stage.
UC San Diego Declares Biological Reality a ‘Hostile Environment’
UC San Diego is instructing students that asking men who identify as female to use the men’s restroom creates a “hostile environment.”
Hamas Flotilla Activist Arrested for Biting Israeli Medic — Escalation at Ketziot Prison
A Spanish activist on the Hamas‑backed flotilla was arrested after biting a female medical staffer in Ketziot Prison ahead of deportation.
ACLU Pressures Brown to Reject Trump’s ‘Compact for Academic Excellence’
The ACLU warns Brown University not to sign Trump’s “Compact for Academic Excellence,” calling it censorship and ideological control.
Hanson Slams Democrat Claim That ‘Economy Sucks Because of Trump’
Hanson rebuts Democrat claims that the economy “sucks” under Trump, pointing to inflation surges and price spikes during the Biden years.
Cruz Confronts Nigeria Over Alleged Killings of 50,000 Christians Since 2009
Senator Cruz claims over 50,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria since 2009 and pushes for sanctions.
Newsom Vetoes Firefighter Pay Raise Months After Record Wildfire
Governor Newsom vetoed a bipartisan bill to raise Cal Fire pay, citing budget strain—even as California faces record wildfire costs.
FAA Warns of Major Flight Disruptions Amid Air Traffic Controller Shortages
The FAA warns of nationwide flight delays and reroutes as air traffic controller shortages hit major control centers during the shutdown.
California’s Largest High School District Adopts Policy to Block Trans Athletes from Girls’ Sports
Kern High School District passes a 3‑2 resolution barring biological males from girls’ sports, challenging California’s trans athlete law.
Senate GOP Races to Confirm Over 100 Trump Nominees During Shutdown
Senate Republicans confirmed 107 of President Trump’s nominees using new rules as the government shutdown continues.
Texas Deploys 200 National Guard Troops to Illinois Amid Anti‑ICE Protests
Texas has sent 200 National Guard troops to Illinois in a mission labeled “Federal Protection,” citing the need to protect federal personnel.
Trump Tariff Dividend 2025, $1,000–$2,000 Checks on the Table
President Donald Trump confirmed that his administration is considering sending direct payments of $1,000 to $2,000 to American taxpayers, funded by revenue from his new tariffs on imported goods. The proposal would mark a historic redistribution of tariff income, with Trump describing it as a potential “dividend to the people of America.”
Zelda Williams Slams AI Robin Williams Videos as ‘Disgusting’
Zelda Williams, daughter of the late comedian and actor Robin Williams, is calling on fans to stop sending her artificial intelligence–generated videos featuring her father’s likeness. In a passionate message posted to Instagram, Williams said the videos are disturbing and exploitative, and that they violate the legacy of one of Hollywood’s most beloved performers.
TikTok Caught Pushing Explicit Content to Minors
China’s social media giant TikTok is once again under fire after a new investigation revealed that its algorithm actively pushes pornographic and sexual content to children as young as 13. The findings come from Global Witness, a nonprofit research group that tested the app using fake teenage accounts.
Deloitte AI Hallucination Scandal Rocks Government Report
Global accounting and consulting firm Deloitte is refunding part of a $440,000 (AUD) taxpayer-funded contract after its Australian division admitted that an official government report contained fake citations and AI-generated content. The embarrassing revelation marks the latest instance of a major firm suffering reputational damage for the careless use of artificial intelligence tools.
Spokane Harm Reduction Plan: Taxpayers Told to Pay the Price
Spokane’s top health official is urging residents to accept higher taxpayer costs to combat the city’s worsening drug and homelessness crisis. Spokane Regional Health Officer Dr. Bob Lutz told the City Council on Tuesday that “harm reduction” strategies—such as clean needle exchanges, naloxone distribution, and supervised consumption centers—are essential to public safety, even if they come at taxpayer expense.
Robert Jenrick Targets Activist Judges Tied to Open Borders
Leading Conservative MP Robert Jenrick has pledged sweeping reforms to Britain’s judiciary, accusing dozens of immigration judges of having ties to pro-migration and open borders organizations. The pledge comes amid mounting frustration from the British public over repeated judicial interventions blocking government deportations of illegal migrants and foreign criminals.
Schumer Shutdown Holds as Senate Democrats Block GOP Bill to Reopen Government
Senate Democrats, led by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, have blocked a Republican effort to reopen the federal government for the fifth time.
Lesbian Comedian Jessica Kirson Apologizes for Performing in Saudi Arabia
Openly gay comedian Jessica Kirson has issued a public apology after performing at the Riyadh Comedy Festival in Saudi Arabia, a nation where homosexuality remains illegal and punishable by imprisonment or death. Kirson told The Hollywood Reporter that her decision to participate “has weighed heavily” on her conscience, saying she now “deeply regrets” performing under a government that “continues to violate fundamental human rights.”
Australia Erupts Over ‘Glory to Our Martyrs’ Rally on Hamas Massacre Anniversary
A radical group calling itself Stand for Palestine Australia has announced plans to hold a “Glory to Our Martyrs” rally on October 7 — the second anniversary of Hamas’s brutal terrorist attacks against Israel. The event, set to take place in the Sydney suburb of Bankstown, has drawn bipartisan outrage across Australia for glorifying terrorism on the anniversary of one of the darkest days in modern Jewish history.
Elon Musk xAI Companions Ignite Firestorm Over Explicit AI
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup, xAI, has ignited controversy after unveiling two sexually explicit chatbot companions, Ani and Valentine. The launch, which took place this summer, marks a major shift in Musk’s AI strategy—focusing on digital intimacy rather than productivity or information tools.
Portland DA Drops Charges Against Journalist Nick Sortor, Targets His Attackers Instead
Independent journalist Nick Sortor declared victory Monday after the Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office dropped all disorderly conduct charges filed against him earlier this month. Sortor was arrested on October 2 while covering violent protests targeting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and facilities in Portland, Oregon.
Golden Dome Project Sparks Major Defense Interest
The Department of War is moving back the deadline to submit proposals for the Golden Dome due to a surge of interest from the defense sector, according to reports.
Ken Paxton Goes After ‘Leftist Terror Cells’
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that he has launched "undercover investigations" into entities linked to left-wing political violence.
Christian Therapist Fights for Colorado Faith-Based Speech
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments for a case centering on whether counseling services for minors questioning gender and sexual identity are protected under the First Amendment.
Border Apprehensions Drop to Lowest Level Since 1970
The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection announced that Fiscal Year 2025 saw the lowest number of annual border apprehensions since 1970.
La presión de Trump obliga a Al Jazeera de Qatar a frenar la “incitación” y los elogios al terrorismo
La presión de la Casa Blanca sobre Qatar parece estar dando resultados. Ante las exigencias del presidente Donald Trump, Qatar habría obligado a su...
Recompensa de líder de banda para asesinar a un agente fronterizo desata indignación por “ataque al Estado de derecho”
Fiscales federales afirman que el violento complot de un líder de banda de Chicago representa un escalofriante ataque al Estado de derecho y un...
Trump Pens Letter to Hostage Families on Oct. 7 Anniversary
President Donald Trump wrote a letter to the Hostage and Missing Families Forum, thanking them for nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
El “FBI politizado” de Jack Smith rastreó las llamadas privadas de senadores republicanos en la investigación del 6 de enero, revelan funcionarios
El politizado FBI parece haber cruzado otra línea roja: esta vez, presuntamente rastreando las comunicaciones privadas de senadores estadounidenses en funciones.
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Fiscal de Oregón retira cargos contra periodista conservador tras arresto viral en Portland
Un periodista conservador que fue arrestado durante una caótica protesta frente a una instalación del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) en...
Trump escribe carta a las familias de los rehenes en el aniversario del 7 de octubre
El presidente Donald Trump escribió una carta al Foro de Familias de Rehenes y Desaparecidos, agradeciéndoles por haberlo nominado al Premio Nobel de la...
CA Biotech Tycoon Found Guilty in Murder-for-Hire Plot That Left Father of Six Dead
A California biotech tycoon murder-for-hire case has ended in conviction after jurors found Serhat Gumrukcu, 42, guilty of orchestrating the 2018 killing of Gregory Davis, a Vermont father of six, following a failed oil deal.
Oregon DA Drops Charges Against Conservative Journalist After Viral Portland Arrest
A conservative journalist who was arrested during a chaotic protest outside a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Portland is now off the hook — after prosecutors dropped all charges.
EPA Sued After Axing Biden’s Solar Fund
Business owners and nonprofits have filed a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its termination of a residential solar program worth billions of dollars.
Connecticut Mom’s Chilling Antifreeze Poisoning Plot Stuns Community Amid Custody Battle
A Connecticut mother has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly carrying out a calculated antifreeze poisoning plot against her husband amid a bitter custody dispute.
Jack Smith’s ‘Weaponized FBI’ Tracked GOP Senators’ Private Calls in Jan. 6 Probe, Officials Reveal
The weaponized FBI appears to have crossed yet another red line — this time, allegedly tracking the private communications of sitting U.S. senators.
Woman Finds Hundreds of Absentee Ballots in Amazon Package
Maine authorities are investigating a claim that an Amazon package contained hundreds of unmarked absentee ballots.
Gang Leader’s Bounty to Kill Border Agent Sparks Outrage Over ‘Attack on the Rule of Law’
Federal prosecutors say a Chicago gang leader’s violent plot represents a chilling attack on the rule of law — and a growing danger to those who defend America’s borders and communities.
Trump Unleashes Alaskan Minerals
President Donald Trump issued a memorandum directing his administration to authorize the establishment of the Ambler Road Project, a 211-mile road allowing access to critical minerals.
Trump Pressure Forces Qatar’s Al Jazeera to Curb ‘Incitement’ and Praise for Terror
The White House's pressure on Qatar appears to be paying off. Facing demands from President Donald Trump, Qatar has reportedly forced its Hamas-linked news outlet Al Jazeera to curb "incitement" to terror across the Middle East, according to a Monday report.
Jay Jones Scandal Deepens as Shocking Police Remarks Surface
The Jay Jones scandal is deepening as the Virginia Democratic attorney general nominee faces new scrutiny over disturbing comments about police and fellow lawmakers.
House Oversight Pulls Comey’s Subpoena
The House Oversight Committee has pulled its subpoena for former FBI Director James Comey after he claimed he had no knowledge pertaining to the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
CIA Bombshell: Biden Suppressed Ukraine Report to Hide Family Business
CIA Director John Ratcliffe declassified a document detailing then-Vice President Joe Biden's suppression of a 2016 intelligence assessment pertaining to his trip to Ukraine.
CBS News Staffers Throw Temper-Tantrum Over Bari Weiss Hire
The announcement of Bari Weiss as editor in chief of CBS News has sparked an internal firestorm, exposing tensions between legacy media insiders and a growing demand for accountability in journalism.
Trinity University Honors Radical Cop Killer Assata Shakur
Trinity Washington University will host a full-day “remembrance” for Assata Shakur, the convicted murderer and domestic terrorist who killed a New Jersey state trooper and escaped federal prison before fleeing to Cuba.
Campus Pro-Hamas, Anti-Israel Protests Planned Nationwide on Oct. 7 Anniversary
Pro-Hamas and anti-Israel protests are set to reignite across U.S. universities Tuesday as activists mark the second anniversary of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack—an event they now call part of a “righteous decolonial struggle.”
Rutgers TPUSA Demands Removal of Radical Professor
Rutgers TPUSA students petition to remove Professor Mark Bray over alleged Antifa ties and militant left-wing activism.
Harvard Hires Drag Queen ‘LaWhore Vagistan’ as Gender Studies Professor
Harvard University has hired a drag performer known as “LaWhore Vagistan” as a visiting associate professor in gender and sexuality studies.
Priceless Pharaoh Relic Stolen as Egypt Faces Rising Tourism Safety Fears
An Egyptian artifact was stolen and melted for scrap inside Cairo’s museum, raising serious tourism safety concerns amid rising crime.
Shutdown Could Drag for Weeks as Markets Bet Against Swift Deal
Prediction markets show traders betting the federal shutdown will last weeks as negotiations in Washington stall.
Tesla Teases Major Announcement With Cryptic Videos Ahead of Tuesday Reveal
Tesla released mysterious teaser videos ahead of a Tuesday announcement, sparking speculation of a cheaper Model Y.
Country Star Zach Bryan Sparks Backlash With Anti-ICE, Anti-Police Lyrics
Country singer Zach Bryan has previewed a new song titled Bad News, drawing criticism for lyrics that attack ICE raids and law enforcement.
Judge’s Waterfront Mansion Burns in Possible Arson, Kayaks Used for Dramatic Rescue
A massive fire destroyed the waterfront home of South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Diane Schafer Goodstein late Saturday.
Hawley Blasts Jack Smith Probe as ‘Stasi’ Spying, Calls It Power Abuse Beyond Watergate
Sen. Hawley calls Jack Smith’s Biden DOJ probe “Biden’s Stasi,” accusing it of unconstitutional spying on GOP lawmakers.
Trump Demands Democrats ‘Open Government Tonight,’ Blames Shutdown on Obstruction
President Trump calls on Senate Democrats to reopen the government immediately, accusing them of obstructing funding.
Harvard Poll Shows Americans Stand Firmly with Israel in 2025
Despite sustained media campaigns and international pressure aimed at undermining Israel’s fight against terror, a new Harvard/Harris poll confirms Americans continue to overwhelmingly support the Jewish state.
OpenAI AMD Deal 2025, Billions at Stake in AI Power Play
OpenAI has entered a multibillion-dollar agreement with chipmaker AMD that could result in a 10 percent equity stake in the company. The deal signals a major shift in the artificial intelligence hardware landscape and marks AMD’s largest win to date in its competition with AI chip leader Nvidia.
Trump Refugee Cap 2025, Brutal Cut to 7,500 Expected
President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to cut annual refugee admissions to just 7,500, a dramatic 94 percent reduction from the more than 100,000 refugees resettled under former President Joe Biden in Fiscal Year 2024. The report, first published by The New York Times, signals a return to Trump’s America First immigration stance, prioritizing U.S. sovereignty and national security over global resettlement quotas.
Frank Bisignano Takes Unprecedented Dual Role at IRS, SSA
Frank Bisignano, commissioner of the Social Security Administration (SSA), will now also serve as CEO of the Internal Revenue Service, the Treasury Department announced Monday. This dual appointment comes at a pivotal time, with the IRS facing a staffing crisis, looming regulatory deadlines, and the pressures of a government shutdown.
Chicago Shooting Victims 2025: Violence Surges Past 1,500
Chicago has surpassed 1,500 shooting victims so far in 2025, marking a troubling milestone under Democrat Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration. The figure includes both fatal and non-fatal shootings and reflects the continued breakdown of law and order in one of America’s most violence-plagued cities.
Maryland Climate Lawsuit vs. Big Oil Faces Tough Questions
Maryland’s highest court heard arguments Monday in three lawsuits filed by Baltimore City, Annapolis, and Anne Arundel County against major oil companies, including BP. The local governments claim the companies knowingly misled the public about the dangers of fossil fuel use and contributed to alleged climate-related damages like sea-level rise and extreme weather.
Johnson Shreds Shutdown Lies, GOP Leading on Health Care
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) addressed reporters on day six of the ongoing government shutdown, calling out Democrats for what he described as misleading messaging. Johnson argued that Republicans are the ones actively working to fix the nation’s healthcare system, while Democrats are using the issue as a political distraction.
Wikipedia Scrubs Tablet Report on Anti-Israel Bias
Wikipedia’s internal newsletter, The Signpost, has deleted references to a Tablet Magazine exposé by journalist Ashley Rindsberg that accused pro-Palestinian editors of smearing Zionism and manipulating Israel-related pages. The removal was executed by a member of Wikipedia’s powerful Arbitration Committee, sparking accusations of censorship and bias within the online encyclopedia.
Kemi Badenoch Faces Backlash in Tory Leadership Poll
More bad news has arrived for Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch after a year of grim polling, as new data shows even her own party members doubt she should remain in charge.
White House Blasts SNL Premiere Mocking Trump as “Waste of Time”
The White House brushed off the Saturday Night Live season premiere after the show’s opening sketch mocked President Donald Trump, calling the program a “waste of time.”
David Hogg’s PAC Rakes in Millions, Spends Little on Candidates
Democrat activist David Hogg is facing scrutiny after reports revealed that his political action committee, Leaders We Deserve, has raised millions in donations — but spent very little of it directly supporting political candidates.
OpenAI Reaches Major Deal with Chipmaker
OpenAI and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have reached a landmark agreement that will see OpenAI using 6 gigawatts to power its artificial intelligence systems.
Chicago Establishes ‘ICE Free Zone’
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) signed an executive order Monday prohibiting federal immigration officials from using city property during their activities.
Amgen Follows Trump’s Call to Put Patients Before Profits
Amgen announced that it will offer discounted, direct-to-consumer sales of the injectable drug Repatha, used to treat high cholesterol.
U.S. Sanctions Fentanyl Network Supporting Cartel
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned eight Mexican individuals and twelve companies based in Mexico that are connected to the Sinaloa Cartel.
Defensor del control de armas y profesor de Harvard arrestado frente a una sinagoga en Yom Kipur con una pistola de perdigones
Un profesor visitante de la Facultad de Derecho de Harvard, conocido por su activismo a favor del control de armas, fue arrestado el miércoles...
Cabildeo antiisraelí: funcionarios de Biden apuntan a Dearborn para una campaña de recaudación de fondos
Una organización conocida como A New Policy Inc., un grupo de presión antiisraelí, está intensificando sus esfuerzos en Dearborn, Michigan, una ciudad considerada desde...
Trump promete que las tropas recibirán “hasta el último centavo” mientras el cierre demócrata congela el pago militar
El presidente Donald Trump prometió el sábado a los hombres y mujeres del ejército estadounidense que recibirán “hasta el último centavo” de su salario...
CDC Gives COVID Shot Decision Back to the People
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now says that each individual is responsible for choosing whether or not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Alcalde republicano se mantiene firme mientras California apunta contra su ciudad
El alcalde de El Cajon, Bill Wells, declaró que la ciudad no “se alineará” con la demanda presentada el viernes por el fiscal general...
Republican Mayor Stands Strong as California Targets His City
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells declared that the city will not "fall in line" with a lawsuit filed Friday by California Attorney General Rob Bonta.
Gun Control Advocate, Harvard Prof. Arrested Outside Synagogue on Yom Kippur, With Pellet Gun
A Harvard Law visiting professor known for his gun control advocacy was arrested Wednesday night after firing a pellet gun near a Massachusetts synagogue during Yom Kippur.
Bounties Placed on Immigration Agents
Homeland Security Kristi Noem said that cartels, gangs, and terror entities have placed bounties on the heads of immigration agents.
Anti-Israel Lobbying: Biden Officials Target Dearborn for Fundraising Push
An organization known as A New Policy Inc., an anti-Israel lobbying group, is ramping up efforts in Dearborn, Michigan—a city long viewed as a hub for anti-Israel activism—to raise money and pressure lawmakers to oppose legislation protecting Israel and Jewish students.
Virginia AG Nominee Threats: Jay Jones Texts Reveal Detailed Fantasies of Violent Against GOP Colleague
Virginia Democratic attorney general nominee Jay Jones's threats toward a Republican colleague have resurfaced just weeks before Election Day.
Steak ‘n Shake Installs American Flags at All Locations
Steak 'n Shake announced that it is installing American flags at all of its locations across the country.
Tesla Sued After Cybertruck Doors Allegedly Trapped Student in Fiery Crash
The tragic death of a California college student has sparked outrage and a lawsuit that could reshape safety standards for electric vehicles, centering on the Tesla Cybertruck doors.
Manchester Synagogue Attack: Terror Suspect Out on Bail Before Rampage
The Manchester synagogue terror attack that left two dead and three injured has reignited debate over Britain’s lax bail policies after police confirmed the terrorist, Jihad al-Shamie, had been released while under investigation for rape.
Trump Vows Troops Will Get ‘Every Last Penny’ as Democrat Shutdown Freezes Military Pay
President Donald Trump on Saturday promised America’s men and women in uniform that they will receive “every last penny” of their pay once the government shutdown ends — even as thousands of military families face delayed checks and shuttered base services.
Abbott Approves National Guard to Sanctuary States
Texas Governor Greg Abbott authorized President Donald Trump to sends hundreds of members of the Texas National Guard to sanctuary states.
Greta Thunberg’s ‘Brazen Lies’ Backfire as Israel Calls out False Jail Claims
Climate activist Greta Thunberg’s latest controversy has sparked outrage in Israel after the government dismissed her alleged jailhouse complaints as “brazen lies.”
A Second Arkansas Bear Attack WithOne Month Claims Camper’s Life
An Arkansas bear attack that claimed the life of a 60-year-old Missouri man has stunned residents and wildlife officials, raising new concerns about the growing danger of predator encounters in rural America.
Supreme Court Rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s Appeal
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Ghislaine Maxwell in her sex trafficking case.
Mount Everest Blizzard Exposes China’s Failures, Hundreds Stranded in Freezing Conditions
A blizzard that struck Mount Everest and Tibet’s Karma Valley this weekend left nearly 1,000 hikers stranded in brutal conditions — and exposed just how unprepared Chinese authorities remain for natural disasters in remote regions.
France’s Political Crisis Worsens as Latest PM and Cabinet Resign
France’s ongoing political crisis intensified Monday when newly appointed Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned just hours after finalizing his cabinet which likewise dissolved—marking the shortest-lived government in modern French history.
Stanford Students Face Felony Charges in Pro‑Hamas Protest Raid
A grand jury in Santa Clara County has indicted nearly a dozen individuals, mostly Stanford students, on felony charges.
Brown University to Roll Out New DEI Blueprint by 2026
Brown University has formed a committee to develop new diversity and inclusion recommendations, replacing its 2016–2025 framework.
Northeastern’s ‘Pleasure Party’ Framed as Pushback Against ‘Fascist Ideals’
Northeastern’s LGBTQIA+ Resource Center plans a “Pleasure Party” offering contraceptives and gender-affirming resources.
Supreme Court Faces High-Stakes Tests of President Trump’s Executive Power
The Supreme Court’s new term features major cases testing President Trump’s authority over tariffs, agencies, and executive removals.
Maher Slams Harris Memoir as Self-Justifying Narrative
On Real Time, comedian and commentator Bill Maher criticized former Vice President Kamala Harris’s new memoir 107 Days.
Newsom Files Suit Over Trump’s Deployment of California Guard to Oregon
Governor Newsom is filing suit against President Trump after 300 California National Guard troops were ordered to Oregon.
First Posthumous Fathering in Israel: Woman Gives Birth to Child Fathered by Fallen IDF Soldier
Hadas Levy became the first Israeli woman to give birth to a son conceived from sperm retrieved after her fiancé.
Schumer Claims Government Shutdown Has Cost Taxpayers $1.2 Billion
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer claims the government shutdown has cost taxpayers $1.2 billion in federal employee pay.
Trump Warns of ‘Massive Bloodshed’ if Hamas Refuses Peace Deal
President Trump warned Hamas to accept a U.S.-brokered peace deal or face “massive bloodshed,” as his administration pushes for a ceasefire.
Dana White Promises ‘Greatest Fight Card Ever’ for Historic White House UFC Event
UFC President Dana White says he’s planning the “greatest fight card ever” for a historic 2026 White House event.
Pro-Palestine Protesters Deface Pope John Paul II Statue in Rome
A statue honoring the late Pope John Paul II in central Rome was vandalized with anti-fascist graffiti and communist symbols following a pro-Palestine demonstration, sparking outrage across Italy’s political spectrum.
Bill Maher Rebukes Dave Chappelle for Saudi Arabia ‘Free Speech’ Comment
Comedian Bill Maher criticized Dave Chappelle after Chappelle praised Saudi Arabia for its “respect for free speech” during a comedy festival.
13 Shot, 4 Killed in Chicago Weekend Violence
At least 13 people were shot, four of them fatally, from Friday evening into Saturday night across Chicago, as the city continues to grapple with relentless gun violence under Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration.
Biden-Appointed Judge Criticized for Lenient Sentence in Kavanaugh Assassination Plot
Conservatives condemn a judge for sentencing the man who plotted to assassinate Justice Kavanaugh to just eight years in prison.
Two Dead, Juveniles Among Wounded in Montgomery Shootout
Two people were killed and three others critically injured after a shootout erupted between two groups late Saturday night in Montgomery, Alabama. Nearly ten additional victims were wounded in the exchange of gunfire, including several juveniles, according to local reports.
Gov. Youngkin Calls on Democrat Jay Jones to Withdraw After ‘Disgraceful’ Texts Surface
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin urges Democrat Jay Jones to withdraw from the attorney general race after texts mocking GOP Speaker's death.
Federal Judge Blocks President Trump’s National Guard Deployment to Portland
A federal judge has temporarily halted President Trump’s order to deploy National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon.
Trump Administration of ‘Creating a War Zone’ in Chicago
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) accused the Trump administration on Sunday of deliberately escalating tensions in Chicago to justify deploying more federal troops to the city. Speaking on CNN’s State of the Union, Pritzker said federal agents were turning routine policing operations into scenes of chaos and fear.
Russia Bombards Ukraine with 500 Drones in Deadly Strike
At least five civilians were killed and several others injured after Russia unleashed a large-scale aerial attack on Ukraine overnight into Sunday, striking civilian infrastructure across nine regions. Ukrainian officials said the barrage included more than 50 ballistic missiles and roughly 500 drones — one of the largest single assaults in recent weeks.
ICE Agents Surrounded by Vehicles During Operation in Chicago Suburb
Federal officials say ICE agents were “boxed in” by about 10 vehicles in Broadview, Illinois, during an enforcement operation.
UK Tightens Protest Laws After Mass Palestine Arrests
The British government announced Sunday that police will gain stronger authority to restrict repeated protests following the arrest of nearly 500 demonstrators at a rally supporting the banned group Palestine Action. The move comes amid growing tension between public safety and free speech as unrest continues over the Israel-Hamas war.
Concordia University Finally Approves TPUSA Chapter After Two Years of Delay
Concordia University in Wisconsin approves a TPUSA chapter after two years of delays, following public pressure and student criticism.
Trump Tells Netanyahu Gaza Deal Is Israel’s ‘Chance for Victory’
President Donald Trump said Saturday that he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that his Gaza peace proposal represents Israel’s “chance for victory” — adding pointedly, “He has no choice.”
Florida Approves Transfer of State Land to Trump Foundation for His Presidential Library
Florida’s governor and Cabinet approve transfer of state land to the Trump foundation to build his presidential library.
Reform UK Poll Shock, Labour Support Crumbles
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has extended its lead over Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party, despite Labour’s recent attempts to brand the populist movement as racist. The strategy appears to have backfired, with voters rejecting what they see as political smears and turning toward Farage’s message of national renewal.
Purdue Cancels $34.9M DEI Program After Feds Pull Funding
Purdue University shuts down a $34.9 million DEI program after the Department of Education terminates funding.
World Jewish Congress, ‘President Trump Is the Peace President’
World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder praised President Donald Trump on Saturday as “the Peace President,” saying that if current diplomatic efforts in the Middle East succeed in disarming Hamas, freeing hostages, and ending the Gaza war, Trump “without question deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.”
Texas Universities Scrutinize Gender Identity Courses Under New Rules
Texas public universities have begun reviewing course content related to gender identity following a directive tied to state law.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Wish List’ Embraces Family and American Dream
Pop icon Taylor Swift is taking fans — and much of pop culture — by surprise with her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl. The album debuted with an in-theater listening event, a cinematic music video for its opening track “The Fate of Ophelia,” and what many are calling “the most aggressively natalist pop song ever written.”
University of Kentucky Found in Violation of Civil Rights Act Over Ph.D. Program
A federal investigation finds the University of Kentucky violated the Civil Rights Act by partnering with a race‑exclusive Ph.D. program.
Man Missing After Obsession with Google’s Gemini AI
A 49-year-old Missouri man, Jon Ganz, vanished without a trace after developing an obsessive fixation on Google’s Gemini AI chatbot, believing it was sentient and capable of saving humanity.
Rep. Smith Calls Trump’s Government Efficiency Plan ‘Absolute Lie’
Representative Adam Smith (D-WA) accused President Donald Trump of lying to the American people about his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative, calling it a power grab disguised as reform. Speaking Tuesday on MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera Reports, Smith claimed the plan has “nothing to do with efficiency” and everything to do with consolidating control.
Schumer Explodes Over Illegal Immigrant Healthcare Claims
During an interview Friday on CNN’s The Lead, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) angrily dismissed Republican claims that Democrats’ spending proposal would expand healthcare access to illegal immigrants, calling the accusation “a lot of bull.”
Cori Bush Launches Comeback Bid After Primary Defeat
Former Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) has announced her bid to reclaim Missouri’s 1st Congressional District, just months after losing her seat in a contentious Democratic primary. In a new campaign video released Friday, Bush invoked her St. Louis roots and accused “big money” interests of pushing her out of office.
Czech Dissident Author Ivan Klíma Dies at 94
Ivan Klíma, the celebrated Czech novelist, playwright, and anti-communist dissident whose work chronicled life under Europe’s totalitarian regimes, has died at 94. His son, Michal Klíma, told the Czech news agency ČTK that he passed away Saturday morning at home after a long illness.
Texas Border City Commissioner Charged in Money Laundering and Smuggling Case
A city commissioner from McAllen, Texas, has been arrested on federal charges of money laundering and smuggling, accused of running an illegal used clothing operation that extended into Mexico. Authorities also arrested his wife, who allegedly helped arrange the cross-border transactions.
Tesla Cybertruck Crash Lawsuit Alleges Deadly Door Flaw
The parents of a 19-year-old California woman killed in a fiery Tesla Cybertruck crash last year have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company, claiming the vehicle’s door handle design prevented their daughter from escaping the burning wreck.
Four-Time Deported Mexican National Arrested Outside Houston ICE Office
A previously deported Mexican national with a violent criminal history was arrested Thursday outside Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Houston Field Office after approaching the facility armed with a knife and carrying a crack pipe. Homeland Security officials say the incident underscores the daily dangers faced by immigration officers as they confront rising threats from repeat offenders.
Farage Warns of ‘Broken Britain’ After Synagogue Attack
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage issued a stark warning Friday following the Yom Kippur terrorist attack outside a Manchester synagogue, saying Britain is facing “societal breakdown.” His remarks came as pro-Palestinian demonstrations erupted across the country within hours of the attack, which left two worshippers dead and several others injured.
FBI Cuts All Ties with SPLC, Citing ‘Partisan Smear Machine’
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has officially severed all ties with the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), FBI Director Kash Patel announced Friday.
Oracle Extortion Campaign Tied to Clop Hackers
Security researchers from Mandiant and Google are investigating a new extortion campaign targeting corporate executives with claims that hackers stole data from Oracle’s E-Business Suite systems.
Cyberattack Threatens Asahi Beer Supply in Japan
Japan’s most popular beer, Asahi Super Dry, could run out this weekend after a massive ransomware attack crippled production at nearly all of Asahi Group Holdings Ltd.’s factories.
Federal Judge Backs Trump, Blocks Sanctuary Cities from Halting Grant Cuts
A federal judge has ruled against two Massachusetts sanctuary cities, clearing the way for President Donald Trump to move forward with cutting off certain Department of Justice (DOJ) grants to jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Jeffries Claims GOP Will ‘Cave’ as Democrats Take Heat
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) predicted this week that Republicans would ultimately “cave” to Democrat demands in the ongoing government shutdown, citing “public sentiment” as the driving force. His remarks, however, come as polling shows most Americans blame Democrats for forcing the shutdown over healthcare for illegal immigrants.
DeSantis Dedicates ‘Hulk Hogan Trail’ in Clearwater to Honor Hogan
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) announced this week the creation of the “Hulk Hogan Trail” in Clearwater to honor the late professional wrestling icon. Speaking at Hogan’s Hangout, a restaurant owned by the Hogan family, DeSantis unveiled plans for a two-mile section of the Clearwater Trail to carry Hogan’s name. The designated stretch runs between Oak Avenue and Coronado Drive.
CNN Max Axed as HBO Max Dumps Live Feed, CNN Bets on Streaming
CNN Max is shutting down. Warner Bros. Discovery announced that starting next month, HBO Max will no longer carry CNN’s 24/7 live feed. Instead, subscribers will only see select on-demand CNN programs like Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy, and The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper.
Apple Removes ICE-Tracking Apps After Trump Admin Threats
Apple has removed several apps from its App Store designed to help users track and avoid Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, following legal threats from the Trump administration. Among the most widely used was ICEBlock, an app that allowed users to anonymously share the locations of ICE officers within a five-mile radius.
Colt Canada Slams Rumors of Gun Buyback Role
CZ-USA, the parent company of Colt Canada, has firmly rejected claims circulating online that its Canadian subsidiary is participating in the government’s firearms buyback program. The company made the clarification in a statement to Breitbart News, stressing that the rumors are false.
Trump Shutdown Strategy: No Pain, Unlike Obama’s
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told Breitbart News Daily that the Trump administration is working to limit the impact of the ongoing Democrat-led shutdown on the American people, in contrast to the Obama administration’s strategy during past shutdowns.
Hawley, Dems Put Illegal Immigrants Ahead of Troops
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) blasted Senate Democrats on Thursday night, accusing them of prioritizing taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegal immigrants over military personnel and veterans. Speaking on Fox News Channel’s Hannity, Hawley said Democrats’ refusal to pass a clean funding bill revealed their true priorities during what Republicans are calling the “Schumer Shutdown.”
Treasury Floats Trump Coin for America’s 250th
The Treasury Department plans to mint a $1 coin of President Donald Trump to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday.
Conservative Journalist Arrested After Antifa Confrontation
Conservative journalist Nick Sortor was arrested after engaging with Antifa protesters in Portland, Oregon.
U.S. Destroys Drug Vessel in Latest Strike
The U.S. military carried out an airstrike on a boat believed to be a drug-trafficking vessel, War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced.
Anaheim Students Stage Walkout Over Trans Bathroom Access
Students at Esperanza High School in Anaheim, California, staged a walkout protest in defiance of administrators permitting a trans-identifying male student to use the girls' bathroom.
Illegals Attempt to Ram Chicago ICE Officers
Illegal immigrants used vehicles to attempt to ram ICE officers in Bensenville, Illinois, and Norridge, Illinois.
El Departamento de Energía de Trump anula subvención verde de 630 millones de Gavin Newsom en un cambio decisivo
La agenda de energía verde de Gavin Newsom sufrió un duro golpe esta semana después de que el Departamento de Energía cancelara una subvención...
Hipocresía del cierre: los demócratas mantienen sus cheques de pago mientras los trabajadores sufren debido a sus votos
La controversia sobre los pagos durante el cierre del gobierno está creciendo después de que todos los demócratas en el Congreso —excepto cuatro— votaran...
Newsom amenaza a universidades que adoptan la libertad académica
El gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom (D), amenazó con recortar fondos a las universidades que se alineen con el “Pacto por la Excelencia Académica...
Gazaníes instan a Hamás a aceptar el acuerdo de paz de Trump: “Ya basta”
El plan de paz de Trump está ganando un apoyo inesperado entre civiles gazaníes, quienes instan a Hamás a aceptar la propuesta del expresidente...
Congresista fue objetivo del ya terminado programa “Cielos Silenciosos”
El representante Abe Hamadeh (R-AZ) reveló que fue objeto del ahora suspendido programa “Cielos Silenciosos” (“Quiet Skies”), una lista de vigilancia de la TSA.
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Congressman Targeted by Now-Ended ‘Quiet Skies’ Program
Rep. Abe Hamadeh (R-AZ) revealed that he was targeted by the now-suspended Quiet Skies program, a TSA watchlist.
Gazans Urge Hamas to Accept Trump Peace Deal: ‘Enough Is Enough’
The Trump peace plan is gaining unexpected traction among Gazan civilians, who are urging Hamas to accept the former president’s proposal to disarm in exchange for an immediate ceasefire.
Newsom Threatens Colleges Embracing Academic Freedom
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) threatened to cut funding for schools that align with the White House's "Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education," which calls for universities to agree to a list of policies or risk losing federal funding.
Shutdown Hypocrisy: Democrats Keep Paychecks While Workers Suffer Due to Their Votes
The Democrat shutdown pay controversy is growing after all but four Democrats in Congress voted against a GOP funding bill that would have kept the government open.
Trump DOE Strikes Down $630M Gavin Newsom Green Grant in Major Shift
The Gavin Newsom green energy agenda took a major blow this week after the Department of Energy canceled a $630.6 million Biden-era grant that the California governor had hailed as "critical" to the state.
Zohran Mamdani Aims to End NYC K,1,2 Gifted Programs, Backlash and Sparking Debate
The Zohran Mamdani gifted plan could dramatically reshape New York City education if the socialist mayoral candidate takes office.
Florida Installs Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) announced that the Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway has been approved.
Karoline Leavitt Warns Democrats of ‘Very Real’ Consequences as Government Shutdown Drags On
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt issued a sharp warning Thursday, telling Democrats that the consequences of the ongoing government shutdown are “very real” and will intensify if they refuse to pass a clean continuing resolution.
Minnesota Sex Offender Posed as Teen to Join High School Football Team
A shocking case out of White Bear Lake has parents furious after a Minnesota sex offender allegedly posed as a teenager to enroll in high school and even join the football team.
Apple Finally Pulls ICE Tracking Apps After DOJ Pressure, Deadly Attack
Apple has taken down ICE tracking apps from its App Store after the Department of Justice, under Attorney General Pam Bondi, raised alarms over officer safety.
Shock Poll Shows Party Abandoning One-Time Democrat Darling as GOP Embraces
A new poll reveals a stunning political reversal in Pennsylvania: Democrats are abandoning their senator John Fetterman while Republicans are rallying behind him.
Trump Issues Ultimatum to Hamas
President Trump issued a warning to Hamas, demanding that the terror group respond to the proposed peace deal by Sunday.
Roll Tape: Debate Clip Exposes Democrats’ Support for Illegal Immigrant Health Coverage
A resurfaced clip from the 2019 Democratic presidential primary is sparking backlash as illegal immigrant health coverage takes center stage in the government shutdown fight.
Military Reacts: Hegseth Puts ‘Fat Generals’ on Notice in Fiery Trump-Era Shakeup
War Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a blunt message this week that is shaking the military community: no more fat generals, no more woke culture, and no more resistance to the Trump agenda.
Census Data Confirms Illegal Aliens Do Access Welfare Despite Democrat Denials
As the government shutdown continues, Democrats and establishment media outlets are insisting that illegal aliens cannot receive taxpayer-funded welfare benefits. Yet, U.S. Census Bureau data analyzed by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) shows otherwise — revealing that illegal immigrants do sometimes directly secure welfare, and far more often, indirectly access benefits through household members.
Immigration Judge Denies Asylum Bid for Salvadoran at Center of Political Battle
A U.S. immigration judge in Baltimore has rejected an asylum bid from Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national whose case has become a flashpoint in the nation’s ongoing immigration fight.
AP Retracts False Report on Taliban Internet Blackout as Outage Paralyzes Afghanistan
The Associated Press (AP) has retracted a story after incorrectly quoting a Taliban official on Afghanistan’s recent Internet blackout, admitting it mistakenly relied on an unverified WhatsApp message. The correction comes after nearly four days of near-total Internet and mobile disruption across Afghanistan, a move widely believed to have been ordered by Taliban Supreme Leader Haibatullah Akhundzada.
Gov. Abbott Launches Violent Crimes Task Force in Houston, Promises Expansion Statewide
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced the formation of a “violent crimes task force” in Harris County, a major initiative that brings together state, county, and local law enforcement to aggressively target repeat criminal offenders. The task force will begin operations in the Houston area and is expected to become a model for similar efforts across Texas.
Terrorist Shot Dead After Attempted Attack on UK Synagogue During Yom Kippur
An attempted terrorist attack targeting the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester, was thwarted Sunday morning by worshippers and police. The assault...
Five PA Republicans Join Democrats to Pass Universal Background Check Bill
Five Pennsylvania House Republicans crossed party lines Tuesday to support a Democrat-backed universal background check bill, which passed by a narrow 104–99 vote. The measure requires background checks for all gun sales, including private transactions.
Ernst Slams ‘Schumer Shutdown’ Cost Taxpayers $400 Million Daily
Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA) is calling out Senate Democrats for a costly government shutdown, labeling it the “Schumer Shutdown” and revealing that American taxpayers are footing a $400 million-per-day bill for 750,000 non-essential federal employees not to work.
Houthis Strike Dutch Cargo Ship in Gulf of Aden, Escalate Threats Against U.S. Oil Firms
Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility Wednesday for a cruise missile attack that left a Dutch-flagged cargo ship ablaze and adrift in the Gulf of Aden. The strike, which seriously damaged the Minervagracht and injured two crew members, marked the most significant escalation in months by the group outside the Red Sea corridor.
Two Delta Jets Collide While Taxiing at LaGuardia, One Injured
Two Delta regional jets collided while taxiing at New York's LaGuardia Airport late Wednesday night, leaving one flight attendant with a minor injury and both aircraft visibly damaged. The incident occurred just before 10:00 p.m. and involved Delta Connection flights operated by Endeavor Air.
OpenAI Rolls Out Parental Controls for ChatGPT Amid Lawsuit Over Teen’s Death
OpenAI has introduced new parental controls for ChatGPT and its video generator, Sora 2, following mounting criticism over the platform’s safety for minors. The move comes as the company faces a high-profile lawsuit from the parents of 16-year-old Adam Raine, who allege that ChatGPT acted as a “suicide coach” before their son’s death.
Memo Says U.S. in ‘Armed Conflict’ with Cartels
The Trump administration sent a memo to Congress declaring that the country is in a "non-international armed conflict" with drug cartels.
Trump Admin Using AI for Cancer Research
The Department of Health and Human Services announced this week that it is doubling its funding of its Childhood Cancer Data Initiative at the National Cancer Institute to promote the development of "improved diagnostics, treatments, and prevention strategies."
Israel Intercepts Gaza-Bound Flotilla
Israeli naval forces intercepted vessels from a Gaza-bound aid flotilla.
Bloguero británico arrestado por meme anti-Hamás mientras la policía ignora la violencia real
Un bloguero británico afirma que la policía lo sacó de su casa y lo interrogó, todo por publicar un meme que se atrevía a...
El Departamento de Estado impone más sanciones a Irán.
El Departamento de Estado impuso nuevas sanciones a Irán esta semana tras las sanciones aprobadas por Naciones Unidas.
“Estas acciones de sanción demuestran los continuos...
Incursiones en el espacio aéreo de la OTAN exponen posibles fisuras en la determinación de la Alianza.
La reciente ola de incursiones en el espacio aéreo de la OTAN por parte de aviones y drones rusos está obligando a la alianza...
Sesgo mediático expuesto: George Stephanopoulos defiende a los demócratas tras la votación sobre el cierre del gobierno.
George Stephanopoulos, copresentador de Good Morning America, dejó en evidencia un sesgo mediático durante una entrevista con el presidente de la Cámara de Representantes,...
Paxton redobla su defensa de la ley de los Diez Mandamientos.
El fiscal general de Texas, Ken Paxton, redobló su defensa de la implementación de la ley estatal de los Diez Mandamientos, emitiendo un dictamen...
AI Bias Exposed: Chatbots Blame Right for Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
The latest revelations highlight AI bias in how major platforms report political violence, with multiple chatbots falsely labeling Charlie Kirk’s assassination as motivated by "right-wing ideology."
Elon Musk Becomes First Person Worth $500 Billion
Elon Musk has reportedly become the first person to achieve a net worth of $500 billion, according to Forbes.
Wrongful Termination? Karen Attiah Enlists Soros-Funded Lawyers Against Washington Post
Former Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah is challenging her firing through a wrongful termination claim, enlisting a Soros-funded legal network to take on her former employer.
Paxton Doubles Down on Ten Commandments Law
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton doubled down on the implementation of the state's Ten Commandments law, issuing a formal legal advisory on the subject.
Media Bias Exposed: George Stephanopoulos Defends Democrats After Shutdown Vote
George Stephanopoulos, Good Morning America co-host, showcased media bias in an interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), pressing him on Republican opposition to a Democratic spending bill just hours after Senate Democrats themselves rejected legislation that would have kept the government open.
Hamas Arrests in Germany Expose Chilling Terror Plot Against Jews
German authorities announced Hamas arrests on Wednesday after police detained three suspected operatives accused of planning attacks on Jewish institutions.
NATO Airspace Incursions Expose Potential Cracks in the Alliance’s Resolve
The recent wave of NATO airspace incursions by Russian jets and drones is forcing hard questions inside the alliance about its credibility and will to act.
War Department Pushes Back on ‘False’ Narrative of Strategy Rift
The War Department is pushing back against reports of an internal split over its forthcoming National Defense Strategy, insisting the plan was built on full collaboration between top civilian and military leaders.
FBI Ends Ties with Anti-Defamation League
FBI Director Kash Patel cut ties with the Anti-Defamation League after the bureau formed a relationship with the organization under former FBI Director James Comey.
UK Blogger Arrested for Anti-Hamas Meme as Police Ignore Real Violence
A British blogger says police hauled him out of his home and interrogated him — all for posting a meme that dared to criticize Hamas.
Trump Admin Drops Billions Funding ‘Green New Scam’
The Department of Energy announced that it was terminating awards for more than 200 projects, saving taxpayers more than $7.5 billion.
Russia’s ‘Call to Putin’ Torture Exposed as one of Many Savage Russian War Crimes
Russia is once again proving its brutality in Ukraine, this time through a Soviet-era torture method grotesquely called a “call to Putin.”
Trapeze Artist Falls to Her Death at German Circus as Horrified Families Watch
A night of family entertainment turned into tragedy in Germany when a 27-year-old trapeze artist fell to her death during a circus performance in front of nearly 100 stunned spectators.
NJ Teen Girls Killed After Stalker Ignored by System: ‘She Made Complaints and Nothing Was Done’
The horrific case of two New Jersey teen girls killed in a quiet suburb has once again exposed the failures of a justice system that too often ignores red flags until it’s too late.
State Department Slams More Sanctions on Iran
The State Department issued new sanctions on Iran this week following the United Nations imposing its own.
Mamdani Vows to Boost Funding for Deportation Defense
Leading New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani vowed to increase funding for deportation defense by more than $100 million dollars.
U.S. Businesses in Record Agreements with Foreign Buyers
The Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration announced that American contractors have a record number of agreements with foreign government buyers.
University of Maryland Students for Justice in Palestine Targets Jews with Yom Kippur Vote
University of Maryland SJP pushes anti-Israel resolution on Yom Kippur, sparking backlash over rising campus antisemitism.
California Pulls Plug on Its Delusional Electric Truck Mandate
California abandons its Advanced Clean Fleets zero-emissions truck mandate following legal and regulatory hurdles.
Lawsuit Filed Over ‘Girl Boss’ Business Programs at Fordham, Claiming Sex Discrimination
A Title IX complaint accuses Fordham University’s “Girl Boss” business programs of discriminating against male.
Two Delaware Universities Evacuated in One Day Over Bomb Threats
Both Delaware State University and the University of Delaware were evacuated on the same day after bomb threats.
Chubb Insurance Under Fire in New Ad Blitz Exposing ‘Radical Woke Ideology’
Chubb Insurance faces backlash after an ad campaign accuses it of promoting radical woke ideology, raising concerns over corporate priorities.
Trump Deploys National Guard to Oregon
President Trump ordered 200 National Guard troops into federal service in Oregon to secure Portland facilities.
Trump Plans ‘Irreversible’ Cuts as Shutdown Offers Chance to Reshape Government
During the 2025 shutdown, President Trump proposes sweeping “irreversible” cuts, mass layoffs, and program eliminations.
Jane Fonda Accuses Democratic Leaders of Failing to Stand Up Against Trump
Jane Fonda relaunches the Committee for the First Amendment and accuses Democratic leaders of failing to stand up firmly against Trump.
Judge Denies Diddy’s “Last-Ditch” Appeals Days Ahead of Sentencing
A federal judge has denied Sean “Diddy” Combs’ motions for a new trial and acquittal ahead of his October 3 sentencing.
Johnson: Schumer Is Blocking Real Talks to End Shutdown
House Speaker Mike Johnson accuses Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of refusing genuine negotiations to end the government shutdown.
Laughter Erupts as Schumer Calls NYT Poll ‘Biased’
The U.S. Senate chamber erupted in laughter Tuesday evening after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) dismissed a New York Times/Siena College poll as “biased.” The poll found that 65 percent of registered voters opposed the Democrat-led government shutdown, compared to just 27 percent who supported it.
Houthis Threaten U.S. Oil Giants with Deadly Attacks
The Iran-backed Houthi insurgents in Yemen have announced so-called “sanctions” against 13 major American oil companies, including ExxonMobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and Marathon Petroleum. The announcement was made Tuesday through the group’s “Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center,” a front used by the militants to issue threats under the guise of diplomatic language.
ICE Arrests Nearly 550 Illegal Aliens in Illinois During “Operation Midway Blitz”
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), in coordination with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has arrested nearly 550 illegal aliens in Illinois as part of an enforcement campaign named “Operation Midway Blitz.” The operation, launched in honor of Katie Abraham—a 20-year-old woman killed in a drunk driving crash by an illegal alien—has focused on detaining individuals with serious criminal records.
Pennsylvania Ban on Glock Switch Fails by One Vote
A bill seeking to ban “machine gun conversion devices,” also known as “Glock switches,” was defeated in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Wednesday. The vote, nearly along party lines, came after hours of emotional and intense debate, and ultimately failed by a single vote—handed to Republicans by a Democrat crossing the aisle.
Ohio Redistricting Commission Congressional Maps Battle Heats Up
Just one day after a joint legislative committee missed its deadline to approve new bipartisan congressional maps, Ohio Democrats are demanding that Governor Mike DeWine immediately call the state’s Redistricting Commission back into session. So far, DeWine has declined to comment.
Gigi Sohn Undermines Trump Broadband Reforms
Gigi Sohn, the Biden-era FCC nominee rejected even by Senate Democrats for her radical record, is now attacking President Trump’s reforms to the $42.5 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program. Despite being considered too extreme for a Democratic-controlled Senate, Sohn is working behind the scenes with state officials—including some Republicans—to undermine reforms designed to eliminate waste, cut DEI mandates, and allow satellite providers to compete fairly.
Trump Federal Worker Buyouts Trigger Historic 80-Year Cut
The Trump administration is overseeing the largest one-year cut to the federal workforce in nearly a century, with 154,000 federal employees officially leaving the payroll this week. Those departing had accepted buyouts offered under President Trump’s plan to reduce the size and scope of the federal government.
OpenAI to Launch TikTok-Style App for Sora 2 AI Video Model
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is preparing to release a new standalone app powered by its latest video-generation model, Sora 2. The app, designed to resemble TikTok, will feature a vertical video feed of AI-generated clips that users can create, share, and remix. Unlike TikTok, however, all content will be AI-generated rather than filmed by users.
Netflix Ada Twist Scientist Gay Wedding Sparks Boycott
Netflix has once again sparked outrage among parents after slipping a same-sex wedding and kiss into its children’s program Ada Twist, Scientist. In season four’s eleventh episode, titled Blue River Wedding, the animated show—targeted at preschool and elementary-aged children—features a gay couple exchanging vows, raising serious concerns about Hollywood’s growing effort to normalize adult sexual themes in programming meant for toddlers.
Joseph Kabila Sentenced to Death as Congo Court Rules on Treason
A military court in Kinshasa on Tuesday sentenced former Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) President Joseph Kabila to death in absentia, convicting him on charges of treason, terrorism, and war crimes. The sweeping verdict against the 54-year-old ex-leader included allegations of murder, torture, sexual assault, and conspiracy to support the M23 rebel insurgency in eastern Congo.
Democrats Demand Healthcare for Illegals Amid Govt Shutdown
The White House released a memo condemning the Democratic push for illegal immigrants to receive healthcare amid the government shutdown.
Philadelphia Raises Chinese Communist Flag
Philadelphia raised the flag of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on September 30 in a commemoration of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) National Day.
Trump Admin Freezes $18 Billion for NYC Projects
The Trump administration froze an estimated $18 billion in funding for two New York City infrastructure projects amid a concern over "unconstitutional DEI principles."
Greta Thunberg Flotilla Drama: Israel Says Hamas Secretly Owns Flotilla Ships Via Front Group
Greta Thunberg's flotilla drama deepened Tuesday after Israel’s Foreign Ministry revealed newly discovered documents linking Hamas to the Global Sumud Flotilla, an activist campaign backed by the climate agitator.
Planned Parenthood Ditches Red State
Planned Parenthood officially shut down its last two clinics in Louisiana. The state now joins Wyoming, North Dakota, and Mississippi as being Planned Parenthood-free.
Escándalo por antisemitismo estalla en Northwestern mientras estudiantes boicotean capacitación.
El escándalo por antisemitismo en Northwestern se intensificó después de que cientos de estudiantes se negaran a participar en un video obligatorio de capacitación...
Apagón de Internet impuesto por los talibanes sume a Afganistán en la oscuridad digital mientras la ONU advierte de un “daño significativo”.
El apagón de Internet impuesto por los talibanes ha sumido a Afganistán en un silencio digital casi total, aislando a millones de personas del...
Northwestern Antisemitism Scandal Erupts as Students Boycott Training
The Northwestern antisemitism scandal escalated after hundreds of students refused to participate in a mandatory anti-Semitism training video required under President Donald Trump’s crackdown on campus hate.
El FBI arresta a inmigrantes ilegales en Portland por ataque con láser contra una aeronave de la Patrulla Fronteriza (CBP).
El FBI arrestó a inmigrantes ilegales en Portland, lo que ha vuelto a poner en el centro de atención las peligrosas consecuencias de la...
Walmart eliminará colorantes de sus productos
Walmart anunció que eliminará los colorantes sintéticos de sus productos.
Además de los colorantes, Walmart también retirará el uso de otros 30 ingredientes, incluidos algunos...
La Corte Suprema de EE. UU. permite que el gobernador de la Reserva Federal, en apuros, continúe en el cargo mientras sigue el caso.
La Corte Suprema indicó el 1 de octubre que celebrará audiencias orales sobre la impugnación de Lisa Cook, miembro de la Junta de Gobernadores...
SCOTUS Lets Embattled Fed Governor Stay as Case Continues
The Supreme Court indicated on October 1 that it would hear oral arguments for Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Lisa Cook’s challenge to President Trump's effort to remove her.
Harvard Antisemitism Scandal Deepens, President Blames Jewish Student for his Own Assault
The ongoing Harvard antisemitism scandal intensified this week after the House Education and Workforce Committee revealed Harvard president Alan Garber privately blamed a Jewish student for his own assault.
Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales’ Staffer Dies in Horrific Backyard Blaze
A staffer for Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) died after a horrific backyard fire in Uvalde earlier this month, shocking her family, colleagues, and community.
New Mom’s Los Feliz Murder Exposes Dangers of Online Romance Gone Wrong
The shocking murder of a Scottish woman in Los Feliz, CA who moved 5,000 miles for love is raising tough questions about online romance, domestic violence, and the breakdown of traditional safeguards that once helped protect young women.
Walmart Removing Dyes from Products
Walmart announced that it will remove synthetic dyes from its products.
Missouri Deploys National Guard to Assist ICE
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe (R) authorized National Guard troops to assist in immigration enforcement activities in the state.
Anti-Defamation League Pulls ‘Glossary of Extremism’
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) pulled its "Glossary of Extremism and Hate" following widespread conservative backlash in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's death.
FBI Arrests Illegal Immigrants in Portland for Laser Attack on CBP Aircraft
The FBI arrests illegal immigrants in Portland have once again spotlighted the dangerous consequences of America’s border crisis.
Trump Presidential Library Moves Forward
Florida's plan to develop the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library in Miami is moving forward.
Florida Executions Hit Record as State Delivers Justice for 1990 Double Murder
Florida carried out its 13th execution of the year on Tuesday, surpassing its previous annual record and cementing the state’s position as the national leader in enforcing capital punishment.
Sweden’s Gang Crisis Deepens as Teenage Girls Recruited for Assassinations and Bombings
Sweden’s crime epidemic has reached a shocking new level, as officials warn that gangs are now recruiting teenage girls as assassins and bombers.
Military Presence Scales Down in Iraq
The U.S. military has begun withdrawing forces from Iraq in accordance with an agreement signed in September 2024.
Taliban Internet Blackout Traps Afghanistan in Digital Darkness as UN Warns of ‘Significant Harm’
The Taliban internet blackout has plunged Afghanistan into near-total digital silence, cutting off millions from the outside world and crippling essential services.
Michigan Church Shooters Concerning Past
The attack at a Mormon church in Grand Blanc, Michigan has left families grieving and a community stunned, as disturbing new details surface about the shooter’s past.
Cartel Member Says Trump Made Criminal Activity ‘More Difficult’
A Sinaloa Cartel member told CNN that President Trump’s border crackdown has made criminal activity harder.
David Cross Slams Comedians, Including Dave Chappelle, over Riyadh Festival Support
David Cross condemns Dave Chappelle and other comedians for performing at the Riyadh Comedy Festival, calling it complicity with oppression.
Yelling Match Erupts in Senate Hearing Over ‘Two‑Spirit’ Safe Spaces
Sen. Hawley and former Biden official Gregory Jackson Jr. engaged in a loud confrontation over “two‑spirit” safe spaces.
Rogan Blasts Progressives for Cheering Charlie Kirk’s Death
oe Rogan calls out “progressives” who celebrated Kirk’s death, condemning the cheers as evil and a dangerous step toward political violence.
UC Berkeley Lecturer Claims ‘Hunger Strike’ After Four Weeks—But Only Eats 250 Calories a Day
UC Berkeley lecturer says he’s “exhausted” after four weeks of a “hunger strike,” but is limiting himself to just 250 calories per day.
Florida Professors Lose Court Battle Over DEI Ban—Judge Allows Only One Claim to Proceed
A federal judge dismissed most claims from Florida professors challenging the state’s DEI funding ban, allowing only one lawsuit to proceed.
Startup Founder Gets 7+ Year Sentence for Massive JPMorgan Fraud
Charlie Javice, founder of the startup Frank, was sentenced to 85 months in prison and ordered to pay $287.5 million in restitution.
President Trump Gives Hamas 3-Day Ultimatum: Accept Peace Deal or Face ‘Very Sad End’
President Trump has given Hamas three to four days to accept a U.S.-backed 20-point Gaza peace plan or face severe consequences.
White House Declares Shutdown Inevitable After Senate Fails to Pass Funding Bill
The White House has declared a government shutdown imminent after the Senate failed to pass a funding bill, triggering agency closures.
Republicans Confident Voters Will Blame Democrats for Shutdown
Republican lawmakers are expressing confidence that the American public will blame Democrats for the impending government shutdown.
Walmart CEO, AI Jobs Impact Will Hit Every Role
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon stated this week that artificial intelligence will impact “literally every job” in the company, as the retail giant braces for a major transformation in its workforce. Speaking at a workforce conference in Bentonville, Arkansas, McMillon said the company plans to maintain its current headcount of approximately 2.1 million employees globally, even as AI significantly alters job functions, required skills, and day-to-day responsibilities.
Mayor Johnson Calls Trump Unstable Over Military Threat
On CNN’s The Situation Room Tuesday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson sharply criticized President Trump’s comments about sending U.S. military forces into American cities. After reading Trump’s remark that Chicago might become a “training ground” for military deployment, Johnson called the statement “absolutely appalling” and labeled Trump an “unstable human being.”
Moms for Liberty School Board Protest Ends in Chaos
A Moms for Liberty activist in California sparked controversy by stripping down to her bikini during a school board meeting to protest a district policy allowing transgender students to choose their bathroom based on gender identity. Beth Bourne, the Yolo County chapter chairwoman, staged the protest on September 18 during a Davis Joint Unified School District meeting.
Arizona Campaign Finance Law Challenge Moves Forward
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Monday that Republican lawmakers have standing to challenge Proposition 211, a voter-approved campaign finance law. The 5–2 decision allows legal challenges over potential constitutional violations, particularly concerning the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branches.
Grand Canyon Northern Rim Reopening After Massive Wildfire
The Grand Canyon’s Northern Rim is partially reopening to the public starting Wednesday, following months of closure due to the devastating Dragon Bravo Fire. The blaze, ignited by lightning on July 4, scorched over 145,000 acres—making it one of the largest wildfires in Arizona history. The fire is now fully contained.
South Africa Ambassador Nathi Mthethwa Death Shocks Nation
South Africa’s ambassador to France, Nkosinathi Emmanuel “Nathi” Mthethwa, 58, was found dead Tuesday at a Paris hotel in what French authorities are treating as a possible suicide. The veteran diplomat and longtime cabinet minister was a prominent figure in South African politics and a close associate of former President Jacob Zuma.
Democrats’ Stopgap Spending Bill Would Add $1.5 Trillion to National Debt
Congress faces a government shutdown deadline at midnight on September 30. As negotiations intensify, Democrats have introduced a stopgap spending bill that would add $1.5 trillion to the national debt over the next decade, primarily through permanent extensions of Obamacare subsidies and reversals of healthcare savings measures.
Indya Moore Attacks Ryan Murphy Over Trans Rights Silence
Transgender actor Indya Moore launched into an emotional 30-minute Instagram video accusing Hollywood producer Ryan Murphy of abandoning the trans community after his hit show Pose. Moore, who rose to prominence under Murphy’s casting, thanked those who supported trans people but demanded more action from influential figures rather than what they see as symbolic support.
Des Moines Superintendent Arrested by ICE
Des Moines Public Schools Superintendent Ian Andre Roberts has been placed on unpaid leave after his arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) revealed he held a final deportation order. Roberts drew a base salary of approximately $286,716 while serving Iowa’s largest school district, raising urgent questions about hiring oversight and legal accountability.
Ford CEO Praises Trump Tariffs
On CNBC’s Squawk Box, Ford CEO Jim Farley applauded President Trump’s proposed 25 percent tariff on heavy‑duty trucks, calling it an opportunity to level the playing field for American manufacturers. He acknowledged, however, that parts tariffs—ranging from 25 to 70 percent—create a major “headwind” for Ford, adding roughly $2 billion in costs. Farley expressed optimism that solutions are within reach through ongoing negotiations with the administration.
DNC Chair Calls Trump Admin ‘Fascist Regime’
Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin told former DNC Chair Jaime Harrison that the 2026 elections are critical for the Democratic Party as they aim to confront what he said is a "fascist regime."
Trump Unveils Drug Cost-Cutting Deal with Pfizer
President Donald Trump announced that his administration reached a deal with Pfizer as part of an effort to reduce pharmaceutical prices.
Oklahoma Purges Illegal Drivers in Safety Crackdown
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt (R) announced that the state arrested nearly 130 illegal immigrant truck drivers in a state-wide operation.
DOJ Targets Minnesota’s Sanctuary Status
The Department of Justice is going after Minnesota's sanctuary policies in a new lawsuit, arguing that the state is defying federal law and undermining law enforcement.
NYT’s Nikole Hannah-Jones Faces Backlash Over Vile False Charlie Kirk Smear
Controversy regarding New York Times correspondent Nikole Hannah-Jones has ignited after she used a misleading quotation to portray slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk as racist.
Duffy Celebrates Return of Jesus Painting
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that a painting removed by the Biden administration has returned.
Fuerza de Tarea de Trump incauta 1 millón de libras de cocaína, asestando un duro golpe a los cárteles
Una fuerza de tarea multiagencia con base en Florida ha hecho historia al incautar 1 millón de libras de cocaína durante el año fiscal...
Las declaraciones de Ilhan Omar sobre Charlie Kirk desatan furia tras difamar su legado
La representante Ilhan Omar (D-MN) vuelve a estar bajo fuertes críticas tras declarar que el activista conservador Charlie Kirk “no tiene legado que honrar”...
Kristi Noem critica a la TSA “politizada” por sus “abusos generalizados”
El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS) y la Administración de Seguridad en el Transporte (TSA) concluyeron una investigación interna que reveló que la administración...
El reportero de Politico que cubre a Trump lloró por su elección, pero aún así afirma objetividad.
La actual reportera de Politico asignada a cubrir a Donald Trump en la Casa Blanca admitió una vez que lloró cuando él ganó en...
Senate Report Exposes CISA as Biden’s Government Censorship Machine
The latest Senate investigation has revealed how the Biden administration turned the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) into a government censorship tool.
Erika Kirk destacada en la lista de “Estrellas en Ascenso Más Influyentes”
Erika Kirk, viuda del fundador de Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk, ha sido nombrada una de las “estrellas en ascenso más influyentes” del mundo...
Erika Kirk Featured on ‘Most Influential Rising Stars’ List
Erika Kirk, the widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, has been named one of TIME's "most influential rising stars" in the world.
Politico’s Trump Reporter Cried Over His Election Yet Claims Objectivity
Politico's current Trump reporter covering the White House once admitted she cried when Donald Trump won in 2016 because she believed “horrible things were to come.”
Shocking Safari Chaos: Elephant Charges Tourists After They Get Too Close to Calves
Wildlife rules exist for a reason, and one safari group in Botswana learned that the hard way when an angry mother elephant attacked after their canoes floated too close to her young.
Scranton ER Crisis Deepens After Mayor Blocked Much-Needed Expansion
A Scranton, PA ER crisis is worsening as hospital resources shrink, and Mayor Paige Cognetti’s (D) zoning decisions are under scrutiny.
Bondi Orders Crackdown on ICE Attacks
Attorney General Pamela Bondi issued a sweeping memorandum to put an end to the rise of political violence against ICE agents.
Energy Unleashed: $625M Expansion of Coal Industry
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced a $625 million investment to expand the coal industry in the wake of reindustrialization and the AI race.
Zohran Mamdani’s Apology Dodging Shows He’s Scared of DSA Masters
Eighteen days after pledging to make amends for calling the NYPD “racist,” Democratic mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani still refuses to deliver a real apology — instead hiding behind rambling non-answers that sound more like activist word salad than leadership.
Kristi Noem Slams Weaponized TSA for ‘Widespread Abuses’
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) concluded an internal investigation revealing that the Biden administration committed "widespread abuses" against American citizens.
Breakthrough in Yogurt Shop Murders: DNA Finally Identifies Serial Killer After 34 Years
After more than three decades, investigators have finally solved the infamous Yogurt Shop Murders that shocked Austin, Texas, in 1991.
Hegseth Doubles Down on Warrior Ethos in Historic Speech
War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced several new measures within the War Department to prioritize readiness and end its politicization.
Ilhan Omar Charlie Kirk Remarks Spark Fury After She Smears His Legacy
Rep. Ilhan Omar, (D-MN), is once again under fire after declaring that conservative activist Charlie Kirk has “no legacy to honor” following his tragic murder.
Black Widow? Texas Woman Murder Trial Exposes Twisted History of Five Marriages
A shocking case is unfolding in Chambers County, Texas as the murder trial of Sarah Hartsfield begins, with prosecutors alleging she killed her fifth husband by injecting him with insulin.
Trump’s Task Force Seizes 1 Million Pounds of Cocaine, Crushing Cartels
A Florida-based multi-agency task force has made history, seizing 1 million pounds of cocaine in fiscal year 2025 — the largest haul ever recorded.
Texas Tech Declares War on Gender Ideology: Only Two Sexes Allowed in Classrooms
Texas Tech University System has implemented a bold new policy requiring professors to teach that only two sexes exist—male and female.
Conservative ‘Fearless Debates’ Group Escorted Off TSU Campus After Chaos
At Tennessee State University, a conservative group was escorted off campus after tabling with provocative signs.
‘Choke on It’: Scott Jennings Fires Back at Liberal Outrage Over Comey Indictment
Scott Jennings delivered a blunt rebuke to liberal critics reacting to the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.
California’s SB 771 Threatens Free Speech: First Amendment Showdown Unfolds
California’s Senate Bill 771 would fine social media platforms over “harassing content” targeting protected groups.
Grove City College Hit by False “Swatting” Call — Campus Locked Down
Grove City College was struck by a false “swatting” call triggering campus lockdown and a major police response.
Kimmel’s Ratings Collapse: 64% of Audience Gone in Two Nights
Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night television sparked a short-lived ratings boost, but the momentum collapsed almost immediately.
Vance Warns: U.S. Likely Heading Into Government Shutdown
Vice President JD Vance warned the U.S. is likely heading into a government shutdown after Democrats rejected a short-term funding plan.
UNC Professor Placed on Leave After Redneck Revolt Membership Exposed
UNC Chapel Hill has placed Professor Dwayne Dixon on leave after exposure of his membership in far-left Redneck Revolt.
President Trump Wins $24.5M Settlement from YouTube Over Account Suspension
President Trump wins a $24.5 million settlement from YouTube, marking the final victory in his Big Tech lawsuits.
China Poised to Block Trump’s Bid for Bagram Air Base, Expert Warns
President Trump has made regaining control of the Bagram Air Base a priority, but Bill Roggio warns that China is unlikely to allow it.
China Opposes Repeal of Biden Power Plant Rules, Republicans Fire Back
Republican leaders in Congress are blasting Chinese officials for opposing the repeal of Biden-era power plant regulations, saying Beijing’s comments prove China wants the U.S. to stay shackled by red tape that weakens domestic energy supply.
Zohran Mamdani Leads NYC Mayoral Race After Adams Exit
New York City’s mayoral race has entered a new phase following Mayor Eric Adams’ announcement that he would not seek reelection. His exit clears the path for Democratic Socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani, who released a video message Sunday framing the election as a historic turning point for city politics.
Ireland to Pay Asylum Seekers €10,000 to Leave Country
In a dramatic shift from its open-borders approach, the Republic of Ireland will now pay migrant families up to €10,000 ($11,700) to voluntarily withdraw their asylum claims and return to their home countries. The policy, announced by Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan, nearly doubles the previous payouts for voluntary returns.
Alabama Ranked Among Top States for Business in 2025
Alabama continues to earn national recognition as a leading destination for business investment, with Area Development magazine ranking the state among the top performers in its 2025 Top States for Business report. The annual ranking highlights states that excel in attracting and supporting economic growth.
Charlie Kirk Murder Case: Judge Delays Preliminary Hearing as Defense Reviews Evidence
The Utah County court has delayed setting a preliminary hearing in the case of Tyler James Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of assassinating conservative leader Charlie Kirk earlier this month. Robinson’s attorney, Kathryn Nester, told Judge Tony Graf on Monday that the defense needs more time to review a massive trove of evidence.
Democrats Forcing Government Shutdown Over Clean CR
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday that Democrats have no justification for blocking a clean continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government funded. Speaking on Fox News, Leavitt stressed that President Donald Trump is only asking for a commonsense extension at current spending levels.
Democrats Push Shutdown, Hand Trump More Power
Congressional Democrats are steering the government toward a shutdown after blocking a short-term spending bill that would have extended current funding levels originally set under Joe Biden. Despite the measure’s bipartisan nature, Democratic leaders appear unwilling to accept a clean continuing resolution (CR), choosing instead to demand policy concessions with little chance of success.
Trump Presses Netanyahu to Apologize to Qatar, Hamas Strike
President Donald Trump pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to issue a rare apology to Qatar’s Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani following last month’s Israeli airstrike in Doha that targeted Hamas operatives. The move, made during a joint call at the White House, signals that a broader diplomatic deal—possibly tied to ending the war in Gaza—may be in the works.
Computer Science Job Market Collapses as AI Reshapes Industry
The computer science field, once seen as a guaranteed path to high-paying jobs, is undergoing a sharp downturn that is leaving even top graduates from elite universities struggling to find work. UC Berkeley professor Hany Farid, a leading expert in digital forensics and deepfake technology, described the dramatic shift on a recent episode of Nova’s Particles of Thought podcast.
Labor Department to Halt Jobs Report, Inflation Data if Government Shuts Down
The U.S. Labor Department announced Friday that it will suspend publication of key economic reports—including the monthly jobs report, the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and the Producer Price Index (PPI)—if Congress fails to avoid a government shutdown. The move would deprive businesses, investors, and policymakers of critical data used to gauge the economy.
Fetterman Declares Himself an ‘Independent Voice’
Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo that he is an "independent voice" among the Democratic Party.
Trump Proposes Gaza ‘Board of Peace’
President Trump has proposed a Gaza peace board responsible for forming a new government in Gaza.
Soros Adviser Responds to Trump Claims
Michael Vachon, a senior advisor to George Soros, has denied claims made by President Trump that the Open Society Foundations (OSF) are linked to illegal activities.
Switzerland Approves Digital ID
Swiss voters approved the introduction of digital identity cards on September 28.
White House Weighs Tomahawks Missiles for Ukraine
Vice President JD Vance said during an appearance on Fox News Sunday that the White House is considering sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine via European allies.
Oregón demanda a Trump en medio del despliegue de la Guardia Nacional.
El fiscal general de Oregón, Dan Rayfield, presentó una demanda contra la administración Trump para bloquear el despliegue de miembros de la Guardia Nacional...
The Washington Post destroza la gira de presentación del libro de Kamala Harris mientras los demócratas miran hacia 2028.
Incluso los medios liberales ya no pueden cubrir a Kamala Harris. El consejo editorial de The Washington Post criticó duramente el regreso de la...
Demócratas y el DSA de Mamdani lloran a un policía asesinado por un convicto en un vergonzoso homenaje.
Los Socialistas Democráticos de América (DSA) de Zohran Mamdani desataron indignación al rendir homenaje a Assata Shakur, una condenada por asesinar a un policía...
Asesino en serie convertido en informante del FBI manipula a la agencia y expone preocupantes fallas federales.
Un caso escalofriante revela que el asesino convicto Scott Kimball, quien admitió haber matado a múltiples víctimas mientras trabajaba como informante del FBI, manipuló...
Trump dice que la importante reunión militar será “positiva”.
El presidente Donald Trump asistirá el martes a una importante reunión militar en Quantico, Virginia.
“Es realmente solo una reunión muy agradable para hablar sobre...
Trump Says Major Military Meeting to be ‘Positive’
President Donald Trump is set to attend Tuesday's major military gathering in Quantico, Virginia.
European Union Reimposes ‘Restrictive Measures’ on Iran
The European Union has reimposed sanctions on Iran in response to "Iran's nuclear proliferation activities," the European Council announced.
Killer Mom Susan Smith Must Stay Locked Up, Says Prosecutor Who Put Her Away
Convicted child killer Susan Smith should never walk free, according to the prosecutor who secured her life sentence nearly three decades ago.
Serial Killer Turned FBI Informant Manipulates the Bureau, Exposes Concerning Federal Failures
A chilling case reveals that convicted murderer Scott Kimball, who admitted to killing multiple victims while working as an FBI informant, manipulated the very agency tasked with protecting Americans.
Conservative Influencer Savannah Craven Antao Warns Leftist Violence Won’t Stop After Brutal Assault
Conservative influencer and pro-life advocate, Savannah Craven Antao says she has already felt the sting of political violence—and fears it won’t be the last time.
Oregon Sues Trump Amid National Guard Deployment
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking to block the deployment of National Guard members in Portland.
Price Hikes Hit Your Morning Brew: Coffee Prices Soar Under Tariffs, Supply Crunch
Americans are waking up to a bitter reality: their daily cup of coffee costs more than ever. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a coffee price crisis is hitting wallets hard, with prices up 20.9% from last year and 3.6% in just one month—the steepest increase since 2011.
Washington Post Torches Kamala Harris Book Tour as Democrats Look to 2028
Even the liberal media can’t cover for Kamala Harris anymore. The Washington Post editorial board blasted the former vice president’s return to the spotlight, mocking her book tour as "even less compelling than her presidential campaign" and warning Democrats they don’t "have time to waste" on her in 2028.
Illinois Democrat Candidate Joins Protest Where Crowd Chanted ‘Shoot ICE’
Illinois congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh, a Democrat and former Media Matters for America staffer, openly joined demonstrators at an anti-ICE rally where protesters shouted violent slogans, including "shoot ICE" and "shoot the [Expletive]."
Democrats and Mamdani’s DSA Mourn Convicted Cop Killer in Shameful Tribute
Zohran Mamdani’s Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) sparked outrage by honoring Assata Shakur, a convicted cop killer once placed on the FBI’s “most wanted terrorist” list.
Trump Slams Foreign-Made Movies in New Tariff Threat
President Donald Trump declared that he will be placing a tariff on movies produced outside of the United States.
FBI Probes Georgetown Anti-Fascist Threats After Flyers Glorify Violence
Georgetown University has called in the FBI after alarming flyers promoting an anti-fascist extremist group appeared across campus, glorifying violence and targeting conservative voices.
Taliban Releases U.S. Citizen
Over the weekend, the Taliban released a U.S. citizen detained in Afghanistan.
NBC News ICE Story Backfires After False Claim on Child Detention
NBC News is under fire for spreading a misleading ICE story that falsely accused federal agents of using a five-year-old autistic girl "to pressure her father to surrender."
Netanyahu UN Speech: Free Hostages or Face Israel’s Wrath
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a historic warning in his United Nations address Friday, using his platform to send a direct message to Hamas.
Trump Administration Opens Systemwide Antisemitism Probe at California State Universities
The Trump administration has initiated a systemwide antisemitism investigation into the California State University system via the EEOC.
Oklahoma Cuts In‑State Tuition for Undocumented Students After DOJ Settlement
Oklahoma has notified roughly 400 undocumented college students that they no longer qualify for in‑state tuition rates.
Raising Cane’s Fires Staff After ‘Execute’ Chants at Charlie Kirk Supporters
A Raising Cane’s in Colorado has terminated multiple employees who yelled “execute” and profane attacks at Charlie Kirk supporters.
Sherrill Silent as NJ Leaders Condemn Cop Killer’s Death
Mikie Sherrill, a Democratic candidate for New Jersey governor, remains silent following the death of cop killer Joanne Chesimard.
Adams Quits NYC Race as Mamdani Surges
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he is dropping out of his 2025 re‑election campaign, conceding he cannot sustain a path forward.
Michigan Church Attack Kills Worshippers, Shocks Faith Community
A gunman rammed a vehicle into a Grand Blanc Township LDS chapel, set it on fire, and opened fire during Sunday service.
Obama Center’s Weak ‘Taxpayer Protection’ Fuels Criticism
The Obama Foundation promised a $470 million taxpayer‑protection reserve but has deposited only $1 million to date.
Sara Jane Moore, Would‑Be Assassin of President Ford, Dies at 95
Sara Jane Moore, who attempted to assassinate President Gerald Ford in 1975, has died at age 95 in Tennessee.
Schumer Vows Bipartisan Deal, Blasts Trump as Talks Open
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says he’s open to a bipartisan funding deal but warns President Trump not to derail talks early.
DOT Orders Emergency Overhaul After Deadly Crash Tied to Illegally Licensed Truck Driver
After a deadly crash involving a truck driven by an illegally licensed driver, DOT orders nationwide audit on non‑domicile CDL issuance.
Arizona Flash Flood in Globe Kills 4, Scatters Propane Tanks
A devastating flash flood in southern Arizona has left at least four people dead and created dangerous conditions after unleashing 1,000 propane tanks into rushing waters. Search and rescue teams continue to scour the area for additional victims.
Combat Veteran Arrested in Southport North Carolina Bar Shooting
A combat veteran has been arrested in connection with Saturday night’s deadly mass shooting at the American Fish Company in Southport, North Carolina. Authorities say the attack, which left three dead and five injured, was “highly premeditated.”
UN Rejects Russia-China Push, Iran Sanctions to Snap Back Immediately
The UN Security Council rejected a Russia-China resolution to delay sanctions relief, triggering automatic snapback sanctions on Iran.
Border Patrol Arrests Tren de Aragua Gang Member in Chicago Raid
Border Patrol agents in Chicago have arrested a suspected member of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) during a raid in a suburban Home Depot parking lot. The operation took place under Operation Midway Blitz, a targeted enforcement effort aimed at removing dangerous criminal aliens from the city.
Trump Administration Revokes Colombian President’s Visa After Anti-American Rally
President Trump revokes Colombian President Petro’s visa after he urged U.S. soldiers to disobey orders and joined a pro-Palestinian protest.
Charlie Kirk Faith Revival Inspires Surge in Church Attendance
Charlie Kirk’s assassination on September 10 has sent shockwaves through America—not only politically, but spiritually. Churches across the country are reporting a surge in young adults returning to worship, a phenomenon now widely referred to as the “Charlie Kirk Effect.”
FBI Director Patel Accuses Wray of Lying to Congress About Jan. 6 Agents
FBI Director Kash Patel says Christopher Wray misled Congress about the bureau’s deployment of agents to the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Illinois Transit Legislation Expected in Fall 2025 Veto Session
Illinois legislators are preparing to advance public transit legislation during the fall veto session, even as new projections suggest the looming $770 million transit funding cliff may not arrive until 2027. Lawmakers from both parties agree that systemic issues still demand urgent attention.
Trump Sends Troops to Portland as ICE Protesters Target Federal Property
Trump has deployed federal troops to Portland in response to violent ICE protests, vowing to use full force to defend law and order.
Russia Airstrikes Kyiv in Deadly Assault on Ukraine
Russia launched a massive overnight air assault on Ukraine early Sunday, killing at least four people and injuring 70 others, with Kyiv suffering its worst bombardment in over a month. Among the dead was a 12-year-old girl, according to city officials.
Virginia Grandmother Wins $150K Powerball — Gives Every Dollar to Charity
A Virginia grandmother has shocked lottery officials and inspired the nation by donating her entire $150,000 Powerball prize to charities.
Starmer Becomes Least Popular Prime Minister in History as Reform Soars
Sir Keir Starmer has officially become the least popular British prime minister since polling records began, according to new data released by Ipsos on the eve of the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. The poll shows a staggering collapse in public support, as Nigel Farage’s Reform UK takes a commanding lead nationwide.
5,000 Patriots Line Up for Charlie Kirk ‘FREEDOM’ Shirts at Penn State Game
Thousands lined up for Charlie Kirk “FREEDOM” shirts at the Penn State vs. Oregon game in a Turning Point USA tribute.
Boat Gunman Opens Fire at North Carolina Bar: 3 Dead, 8 Injured
A deadly shooting from a passing boat left three people dead and eight injured Saturday night in Southport, North Carolina. Authorities say the attack happened around 10 p.m. near the American Fish Company, a popular waterfront bar near the Cape Fear River.
Iowa School Pushes Sexual Ideology on Kids — President Trump’s Education Department Urged to Investigate
Rep. Ashley Hinson calls on the Education Department to investigate an Iowa high school for promoting non-monosexual identities.
Sean Penn Defends Charlie Kirk’s Right to Be Heard
Actor Sean Penn has publicly mourned the death of conservative leader Charlie Kirk, calling for renewed respect for opposing views in American discourse—even those he disagrees with. In a rare moment of ideological bridge-building, the left-leaning Hollywood star emphasized the need for open, honest debate and condemned political violence from all sides.
Brown University Retreats: Cuts Jobs After Student Exposes Bloat
Brown University will lay off 48 staffers and cancel 55 open positions after a student’s exposé of administrative bloat.
IDF Crushes Hamas in Gaza City Push
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) continued a focused and steady push deeper into Gaza City over the weekend, targeting remaining Hamas strongholds and eliminating terrorist threats with precision and force. Fighting remains intense as IDF ground troops and the Israeli Air Force (IAF) engage Hamas operatives entrenched in civilian areas, operating through tunnels and planting explosives.
Central Michigan Scraps Radical ‘White Privilege’ Admissions Test
Central Michigan University drops controversial admissions requirement forcing students to read about “white privilege”.
AAUP President’s False Labeling of Kirk Assassin Ignites Fury
AAUP President Todd Wolfson is under intense critique for falsely labeling Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin as “right wing.”
Swalwell Blames Trump for FBI’s Missed ICE Shooting
During an appearance on MSNBC’s “The Last Word” on Friday, Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) suggested that recent shootings, including one at a Texas ICE facility, may be tied to the FBI being “distracted” by prosecutions connected to President Donald Trump. He framed the attack as a “political assassination” and questioned the FBI’s ability to protect the public while pursuing legal cases involving Trump.
Baker Resurfaces at Knight-Georgetown Censorship Hub
James Baker, the former top lawyer at the FBI during the Russiagate investigation and later a key figure in Twitter’s pre-Musk censorship system, now serves on the board of a newly formed “counter-disinformation” group. The Knight-Georgetown Institute (KGI), launched in 2024 by the Knight Foundation and Georgetown University, is advancing policy strategies aimed at regulating online speech through direct influence on state legislatures.
Dallas ICE Agents Brave Sniper Fire to Save Migrants
Surveillance footage from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Dallas captures the moment federal agents risked their lives to save detainees trapped under sniper fire. The dramatic video, released Friday, shows agents shielding shackled migrants and rushing them to safety inside the facility as bullets struck nearby.
Florida Nutaku Segpay Lawsuit Puts Age Verification in Spotlight
Florida has filed lawsuits against adult gaming platform Nutaku, its parent company Aylo, and payment processor Segpay, accusing them of failing to comply with the state’s new age verification law, HB3. The law, which went into effect in January, requires online platforms to ensure that Florida-based visitors are at least 18 before accessing explicit material.
Three Women Charged After Livestreaming Stalking
Three women from California and Colorado have been indicted on federal charges after allegedly stalking a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Los Angeles and broadcasting the pursuit on Instagram.
Danish Drone Sightings at Military Bases Raise Security Concerns
The Danish defense ministry reported Saturday that drones were spotted overnight at multiple military installations, the latest in a string of unexplained incursions unsettling northern Europe.
Maher Says Democrats Have No Agenda, Only Trump Hate
During the “Overtime” online segment of HBO’s Real Time on Friday, liberal host Bill Maher openly admitted that Democrats are failing to present a coherent vision for voters. Reviewing fresh polling numbers, Maher said that while President Donald Trump’s overall approval has dipped, especially among key demographics, Democrats still cannot capitalize on the opportunity.
Ro Khanna Trump Prosecuting Enemies
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) used his Friday appearance on MSNBC’s The Briefing to argue that while health care is a major sticking point in the looming government shutdown, the larger problem is what he called the Trump administration’s “unconstitutional” conduct.
Hakeem Jeffries Bipartisan Medicaid Talks
House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said Friday on CNN’s The Source that he sees “bipartisan opportunity” to address Medicaid cuts recently enacted by Republicans, despite skepticism about whether the GOP would undo legislation it just passed.
Giorgia Meloni Death Threat at Turin Station
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has responded defiantly after anti-Israel activists scrawled a death threat comparing her to assassinated American activist Charlie Kirk during an occupation of Turin’s Porta Susa railway station.
Trump Hopes Others Indicted After Comey
President Donald Trump said Friday he hopes former FBI Director James Comey is not the last official indicted over what he described as the “weaponization” of the Justice Department. His comments came one day after Comey was charged with making false statements and obstruction of justice.
Florida Combat Violent Extremism Portal Targets Political Violence
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has unveiled a new initiative aimed at combating politically motivated violence in the state. The “Combat Violent Extremism Portal,” announced this week, will serve as a digital reporting tool where citizens can submit evidence of threats or acts of political violence.
Raskin Demands Answers After Comey Indictment
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, is demanding information about the resignation of U.S. Attorney Erik Siebert, who stepped down while investigating former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Ohio Bill Proposes Major Overhaul of Juvenile Justice System
A bipartisan effort is underway in Ohio to reform the state’s juvenile justice system, with lawmakers proposing new legislation aimed at prioritizing rehabilitation over incarceration.
Chicago Grocery Tax Budget Shortfall Looms
Bloomington has become the latest Illinois city to reinstate a one-percent grocery tax, joining hundreds of municipalities preparing for the state’s elimination of the levy in 2026. Meanwhile, Chicago could face an $80 million budget shortfall after failing to act before the October 1 deadline.