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Chip Gaines Under Fire for Featuring Gay Couple
Chip and Joanna Gaines face criticism from traditional Christian voices after featuring a same‑sex couple with children in their new Magnolia Network series Back to the Frontier.
DOJ Rolls Out English-Only Guidance
The DOJ has moved to implement President Donald Trump's order on establishing English as the official language of the United States.
Trump anuncia acuerdo masivo con la OTAN—Putin tiene 50 días de plazo
El presidente Trump y el secretario general de la OTAN, Mark Rutte, anunciaron hoy un nuevo acuerdo de armas a gran escala, comprometiéndose a...
El Departamento de Justicia publica directrices solo en inglés
El Departamento de Justicia ha comenzado a implementar la orden del presidente Donald Trump para establecer el inglés como el idioma oficial de los...
Trump Cuts Education Dept in Half—Court Approves
The Supreme Court has allowed President Trump’s administration to proceed with plans cutting nearly 50% of the Department of Education’s workforce—approximately 1,400 employees—overturning a lower court injunction.
Trump: “El mayor escándalo en 100 años”
El presidente Trump criticó duramente el uso del autopen por parte del presidente Biden para emitir indultos masivos, calificándolo como "uno de los mayores...
DHS Confirms Arrests of Migrants with ‘Heinous Rap Sheets’ After ICE Operation
Homeland Security provided an update in the aftermath of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)'s recent operation on a California marijuana farm, stating that at least 361 illegal immigrants have been arrested.
Demand for Epstein Transparency Troubles Capitol Hill
Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna (CA) plans to introduce an amendment requiring the House of Representatives to vote on the release of all files pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein.
Rand Paul Reignites Criminal Referral for Fauci
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) announced that he intends to reissue a criminal referral to the Department of Justice for former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Anthony Fauci.
Mamdani Wannabe Running for Minneapolis Mayor
Minnesota State Senator Omar Fateh announced a mayoral campaign, highlighting policies that are similar to those pushed by New York City's Democratic mayoral nominee, Zohran Mamdani.
Trump Threatens Secondary Tariffs on Russia
President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 100% secondary tariff on Russia if Moscow does not reach an agreement to end its conflict with Ukraine.
Elmo X Account Antisemitic Hack Sparks Outrage
The official X account of Elmo, the iconic children's character from Sesame Street, was compromised Sunday and used to post a string of vulgar, antisemitic, and politically charged messages. The posts, which were quickly deleted, included threats against Jewish people, slurs, and profane accusations against President Donald Trump.
Chinese Nationals Busted Spying on U.S. Military
Two Chinese nationals have been arrested and charged with acting as unregistered agents of the Chinese Communist Party in a federal case alleging espionage targeting U.S. military personnel and naval facilities. The Justice Department unsealed the complaint earlier this month, revealing an extensive counterintelligence investigation led by the FBI and NCIS.
Virginia Opens Baby Box for Desperate Moms
Virginia opened its first Safe Haven Baby Box in Roanoke, offering mothers the ability to safely surrender their infant.
Kentucky Church Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Suspect Killed
A deadly shooting spree in Lexington, Kentucky, on Sunday left two women dead, two men seriously wounded, and a state trooper hospitalized. Authorities identified the suspect as 56-year-old Guy House, a convicted felon with a history of violent offenses who was illegally in possession of a firearm. House was shot and killed by police during the incident.
Washington’s Spending Surge Sets Stage for Fiscal Crisis by 2028
Washington state is on course to enter deficit spending by 2028, despite hitting taxpayers with the largest combined tax increase in its history. An investigation by The Center Square reveals that state spending has more than doubled over the past decade, vastly outpacing inflation and population growth.
Congressman Honors ‘Power of the Cross’ in Flood Aftermath
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) celebrated the "heroism" seen in Texas following the devastating flood and rescue efforts in an appearance on "Fox News Sunday."
North Carolina Adult College Comeback Gains Momentum
Dan Apple left the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 1990, just over halfway through his degree. More than three decades later, at age 55, he’s back in school and on track to graduate by the end of the year—thanks to a new initiative aimed at helping adults finish what they started.
Musk Tesla xAI Investment Plan Triggers Backlash
Elon Musk has announced that Tesla shareholders will vote on whether to fund his AI startup xAI, even as the company faces backlash over antisemitic content generated by its chatbot, Grok. The move has drawn comparisons to previous controversial business decisions made by Musk, raising questions about corporate governance and priorities.
JD Vance Disneyland Trip Sparks Leftist Outrage
Vice President JD Vance faced protests and political attacks while vacationing with his family at Disneyland over the weekend. Protesters, California officials, and even Governor Gavin Newsom used the visit to criticize the administration's immigration enforcement policies, despite Vance making no public political statements during the trip.
UK Taxpayer Funds Blown on Leisure for Illegal Migrants
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has uncovered wasteful spending by local councils, revealing that illegal migrants are receiving taxpayer-funded perks including fast food, streaming services, and leisure outings. The revelations have sparked backlash, with critics claiming the government is prioritizing illegal migrants over struggling British families.
Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations Hang by a Thread
President Donald Trump told reporters on Sunday that he hopes a ceasefire agreement in Gaza could be finalized within a week. Speaking at Joint Base Andrews after returning from the FIFA Club World Cup final, Trump said, “Gaza, we are talking and hopefully we’re going to get that straightened out over the next week.”
Cuba Regime Sanctions Slam Top Communist Leaders
Top leaders of Cuba’s communist regime, including figurehead Miguel Díaz-Canel, were hit with new U.S. visa restrictions Friday on the fourth anniversary of the July 11, 2021 anti-communist protests. The State Department sanctioned key officials for their roles in the violent repression of peaceful demonstrators, holding them accountable for grave human rights abuses.
MAHA Win: FDA Approves New Natural Food Color
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it has approved a petition to use gardenia (genipin) blue as a food dye.
Biden’s Autopen Decisions Were Not Individually Reviewed
Former President Joe Biden admitted to The New York Times that he did not individually approve each name for the categorical pardons affecting large groups of people, although he defended the use of the autopen.
Kentucky Professor Claims Pro‑Life Movement Tied to White Nationalism
A University of Kentucky professor alleges in a forthcoming book that the American pro‑life movement overlaps with white nationalist and authoritarian populist ideologies.
MIT Prof Declares Superman’s Patriotism ‘Ridiculously Outdated’
MIT professor Junot Díaz tells the New York Times Superman’s “all‑American” patriotism feels outdated amid modern immigration debates.
Jesuit Seattle University Pushes Transgender Guide on Reading List
Seattle University's Jesuit-run reading list includes a transgender workplace guide, raising concerns among conservative Catholics.
Native Hawaiian Must Be Re‑Sentenced for Hate Crime Against White Man
A Native Hawaiian man convicted in a hate crime against a white man must be re‑sentenced, potentially facing up to three more years in prison.
Trump ‘Uniquely Positioned’ to Avoid Lame‑Duck Fate, WaPo Says
The Washington Post argues President Trump may avoid the typical lame-duck fate after two terms—thanks to renewed influence.
Secret Service ‘Had a Bad Day’—Mistakes Made on Butler Anniversary
President Trump praised the Secret Service but said they “had a bad day” during the Butler rally shooting, acknowledging security lapses.
Former Dem Advisor ‘Almost Speechless’ Over Mamdani’s Anti‑Cop Rhetoric
Former Democratic advisor slams NYC mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani’s resurfaced anti-police remarks, warning it could worsen crime.
Speaker Johnson Lays Out GOP ‘Playbook’ After Trump Victory
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R‑La.) revealed the Republican strategy following passage of President Trump’s signature legislation.
Lindsey Graham: Trump Set to ‘Wallop’ Russia Over Frozen Peace Talks
Senator Lindsey Graham (R‑SC) said President Trump is preparing a major offensive on Russia, targeting frozen assets and ramping up weapons support for Ukraine.
Trump Says FBI Deputy Director Bongino ‘In Good Shape’ After Tensions With AG Bondi
President Trump confirms FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is “in good shape” after reported clash with AG Pam Bondi.
Albanese China Trade Visit Targets $13B Export Revival
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in China this weekend, leading a large business delegation in a diplomatic push to stabilize and expand trade relations. His visit, which includes meetings with top Chinese officials like President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang, marks a shift from years of strained ties under the previous conservative government.
AG Pam Bondi Drops Charges Against Utah Doctor in COVID Vaccine Case
Attorney General Pam Bondi dismisses all charges against Utah doctor accused of destroying COVID vaccines and issuing fake vaccine cards.
Trump Medicaid Work Requirements Slammed as ‘Cruel Ruse’
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear criticized the Medicaid work requirements in President Donald Trump’s new tax and spending package during an interview Sunday on NBC’s Meet the Press. Beshear called the requirements a “ruse,” accusing the administration of weaponizing red tape to slash coverage and harm vulnerable rural communities.
Minnesota Transgender Softball Pitcher Omitted from All‑State Team After Championship Season
Minnesota transgender pitcher Marissa Rothenberger dominant in 2025 season but left off All‑State team, amid federal Title IX scrutiny.
Trump Tariffs Trigger Bipartisan Lawsuit Showdown
In just under six months, the Trump administration’s second term has sparked a flood of lawsuits, but one case targeting President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs stands out for its broad, bipartisan backing. Unlike the expected opposition from immigration advocates and Democratic leaders, this challenge is also supported by prominent conservative organizations, economists, and even former allies like Mike Pence’s Advancing American Freedom.
Riley Gaines, Jillian Michaels Headline TPUSA Summit with Bold Cultural Messages
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines and fitness personality Jillian Michaels delivered headline speeches at the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit.
North Carolina Immigration Veto Fight Heats Up
North Carolina's GOP-led legislature is preparing to override Governor Josh Stein's vetoes of two major immigration enforcement bills, setting up a high-stakes showdown between the new Democratic governor and the Republican General Assembly. Governor Stein, in his first 20 days, has already issued 14 vetoes—two of which directly block legislation enhancing cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Border Czar Tom Homan Tells Anti-ICE Protesters ‘You Want Some? Come Get Some’
At the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in Tampa, current Border Czar Tom Homan delivered a forceful message to anti-ICE protesters
Chaos at Chattanooga Class Reunion, Four Shot
Four individuals were shot and injured Saturday afternoon during a class reunion held at the Tyner Community Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Authorities confirmed that all injuries were non-life-threatening. The event, which was intended as a peaceful gathering for alumni of Tyner High School, quickly descended into chaos.
Ilhan Omar Claims ICE Sending ‘Illegal Aliens’ to ‘Dungeons’
Rep. Ilhan Omar alleges ICE is abducting undocumented immigrants and sending them to “dungeons” in foreign countries.
Noem Defends Texas Flood Response Amid Criticism
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended the federal response to the devastating floods in Texas during an appearance Sunday on NBC’s Meet the Press. Responding to criticism over delayed federal aid, Noem pushed back, calling it “unfortunate” that critics were “playing politics” in the aftermath of the disaster.
FBI Director Kash Patel Denounces Epstein Conspiracy Claims, Affirms Loyalty
FBI Director Kash Patel has rejected speculation that he might resign over the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Homan Declares Most Secure Border Ever Under Trump
Tom Homan, President Trump’s top immigration advisor and border czar, said Sunday the U.S.-Mexico border is now the “most secure in the history of this nation.” Appearing on CNN’s State of the Union, Homan credited strict enforcement of immigration law and the administration’s refusal to tolerate sanctuary policies that obstruct federal efforts.
Yale Law Professor Pleads with Students to ‘Love America’ as Patriotism Wanes
A Yale Law School professor, Akhil Reed Amar, urged students to embrace patriotism amid falling national pride, especially on the political left.
EV Tax Credit Expiration Sparks Tesla, Ford Frenzy
Tesla and Ford are racing against the clock as the federal electric vehicle tax credit is set to expire on September 30. The $7,500 incentive, which has helped drive EV adoption in recent years, is being eliminated under President Donald Trump’s newly passed “Big Beautiful Bill.” Automakers are scrambling to clear inventory before the deadline hits and prices rise.
University of California Bars Student Governments from Boycott of Israel
The University of California system has clarified that student governments are prohibited from enacting financial boycotts targeting Israel.
Padilla Blames Trump for Migrant Death in ICE Raid
Senator Alex Padilla blamed the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement tactics for creating widespread fear and contributing to migrant deaths. During a Sunday appearance on CNN’s State of the Union, Padilla reacted to news that a migrant farm worker died after falling from a roof in Ventura County, California, during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid.
AOC Calls Trump Rapist, Sparks Legal Threats and Outrage
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez triggered a political firestorm after calling President Donald Trump a “rapist” in a social media post. Her remark came as renewed attention focused on files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The inflammatory accusation has provoked fierce backlash and prompted calls for legal action.
University of North Texas Pays $725K After Free Speech Lawsuit
The University of North Texas will pay Professor Timothy Jackson a $725,000 settlement following a First Amendment lawsuit.
Breaking Survey: College Grads Slammed by Hiring Managers as Unprepared
A new survey from Intelligent.com reveals that a growing number of hiring managers view recent college graduates as unprepared.
ICE Racial Profiling Blocked by Federal Judge
A Biden-appointed federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), barring agents from stopping individuals based on race, ethnicity, spoken language, work type, or location. U.S. District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong cited the Fourth Amendment, ruling that such stops violate constitutional protections against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Trump Tariffs Target EU, Mexico in Trade Power Play
President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose 30% tariffs on all imports from the European Union and Mexico, intensifying his administration’s push for fair trade and stronger border enforcement. The new tariffs are set to take effect August 1 and follow a wave of trade actions targeting America’s largest trading partners.
Austin Fire Chief Faces No Confidence Vote Amid Flood Fallout
The Austin Firefighters Association voted 93% in favor of a no-confidence resolution against Fire Chief Joel Baker on Friday, citing failures in response to Texas's deadly Independence Day flooding. The vote followed criticism over Baker's refusal to deploy swift water rescue teams ahead of the disaster, despite requests from Texas Task Force 1.
Tucker Carlson Slams Epstein Cover-Up, Demands Truth
Speaking at Turning Point USA’s Student Action Summit on Friday, Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson blasted the Department of Justice’s recent findings on Jeffrey Epstein, insisting Americans have “every right” to demand full transparency. Carlson questioned the DOJ’s denial of a client list and dismissal of foul play, calling the two-page memo inadequate and evasive.
Nevada Medicaid Cuts Trigger Hospital Crisis
Thirty-four hospitals across 13 Nevada counties are bracing for nearly $232 million in losses as federal Medicaid reductions take effect under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The cuts follow the disenrollment of approximately 115,000 Nevadans from the state’s Medicaid program, a move Republicans say is aimed at reining in decades of explosive entitlement growth.
Washington Teacher Pay Soars as Student Scores Drop
Washington state leads the nation in adjusted teacher pay, but critics say academic performance is not keeping pace. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, kindergarten teachers in Washington earned a median salary of $87,530 in 2024, while elementary, middle, and high school teachers earned just under $100,000 annually. The national median for pre-K–12 teachers is $63,000.
Ira Dean Drops Patriotic Tribute to Charlie Daniels
Country music star Ira Dean is paying tribute to legendary patriot Charlie Daniels on the fifth anniversary of his passing with a bold, unapologetically pro-American anthem, “What Would Charlie Daniels Do?” Dean, a multi-platinum artist known for collaborations with country legends and co-writer of Aaron Lewis’s hit “Am I the Only One,” says the new track channels Daniels’ love for God, country, and truth.
Operation BBQ Relief Feeds Thousands in Texas
As search and recovery efforts continue in the wake of the devastating Independence Day Flood in Kerrville, Texas, volunteer groups like Operation BBQ Relief have stepped up in a major way. With over 2,000 rescue workers and flood victims needing sustenance daily, the group has served nearly 10,000 hot meals—4,400 of them on Thursday alone.
Russia Ukraine Drone Attack Sparks Sanctions Push
Russia launched a record overnight barrage on Ukraine, firing over 620 drones and long-range missiles in a massive strike that killed at least four people and wounded dozens. The assault included 597 Shahed drones, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is now calling for immediate Western sanctions to halt Moscow’s attacks.
Comer Biden Autopen Investigation Heats Up
House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-KY) said Friday that his investigation into the use of the autopen in the Biden White House has so far yielded no evidence that President Joe Biden was personally involved in approving or directing its use. However, Comer emphasized that the probe is far from over and may soon reach senior White House aides and Biden family members.
Chaos Erupts as CA Clinic Staff Illegally Impedes ICE Arrest
A dramatic standoff unfolded Tuesday when ICE agents conducted a targeted enforcement operation at the Ontario Advanced Surgery Center, about 30 miles from Los Angeles.
Progressive Rep. Crockett Storms GOP Hearing— Defends Biden’s Cognitive Ability
Progressive firebrand Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), made a surprise oversight visit this week to the House Oversight Committee’s closed-door deposition of former Biden aide Ashley Williams.
Titanic Greenland Iceberg Threatens Homes—Residents Brace for Impact
A massive iceberg is drifting ominously close to the shores of Innaarsuit, Greenland, and residents are holding their breath. Officials warned that if the...
Justice Jackson Says “State of Democracy” Keeps Her Awake—Critics Say It’s Her Fitness That Should Worry Us
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson recently confessed that the “state of democracy” keeps her up at night—and conservatives argue it’s her activism, not democracy, that should truly alarm the nation.
Denver Museum’s Rare Parking Lot Find
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science made headlines this week for unearthing what some are calling a rare prehistoric treasure, a dinosaur fossil, during a geothermal energy survey in its parking lot.
Harvard’s “Conservative Scholarship” Center Raises Serious Doubts
Harvard University is proposing a conservative scholarship center, but critics—including the Trump administration—dismiss it as mere window-dressing.
MSNBC’s Primetime Flop: Psaki’s Ratings Collapse Sparks Meltdown
Jen Psaki’s jump from the White House to MSNBC primetime has turned disastrous, with Psaki's ratings plunging 44% and failing to challenge Fox News.
Mamdani’s Radical Plan: No Cops for Domestic Violence Calls…
Socialist mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani stirred controversy with his 2020 Immigrantly Podcast comments suggesting police aren’t suited for domestic violence calls.
“Blood Covenant” Bounty: Iran’s $40 Million Hit on Trump Exposed
Iran’s radical clerical regime has escalated its threats against President Donald Trump with a shocking new plot.
Columbia Deal Set to Unfreeze $400 M—But Is This Merely a Woke Band‑Aid?
A Columbia deal could restore $400 million in frozen federal grants—but critics warn the agreement lacks real reform.
Refused a Mask, Now Facing Prison: Democrats Target GOP Vet
A Navy veteran and Republican election observer, Tim Hazelo, now faces felony charges and possible jail time after refusing to wear a mask inside a Washington state ballot-count room during the November 2024 election.
Trump Ends the Giveaway, Illegals Lose $40B in Aid
The Trump administration announced a sweeping new policy to bar undocumented immigrants from more than 15 federal benefit programs, including Head Start, homelessness assistance, mental‑health services, and family‑planning aid.
Trump’s $27 Billion Victory
The U.S. Treasury reported a $27 billion budget surplus for June 2025, credited to a sharp jump in tariff revenue.
Trump Offers Support to Flood-Devastated Texas
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump traveled to Central Texas to assess damages caused by the devastating flood that claimed the lives of at least 120 people.
DOJ Blames Newsom for Rising Egg Prices
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against California and its leadership, alleging that state policies have affected egg prices in violation of the Constitution's Supremacy Clause.
FDA Approves New COVID Jab for Children
The FDA approved a new Moderna COVID-19 vaccine aimed at children aged 6 months to 11 years old. The vaccine was previously available under an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA).
‘Anti-DEI’ Index to Invest in Merit-Based Companies
An "anti-DEI" index fund launched this week that provides investors with the opportunity to support companies that hire based on merit, not on diversity, equity, or inclusion.
Court Tosses Plea Deal for Alleged 9/11 Mastermind
Judges on a federal appeals court tossed a plea agreement that would have allowed terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to avoid the death penalty.
NATO Will Take the Bill for Ukraine Weapons, Trump Confirms
President Donald Trump said that NATO will provide weapons to Ukraine.
Trump UFC White House Fight Teases Epic Jon Jones Return
Former two-division UFC champion Jon Jones may be coming out of retirement after President Donald Trump floated the idea of hosting a UFC fight on the White House grounds during America’s 250th birthday celebration in 2026. The potential event has already sparked serious interest from Jones, who immediately contacted UFC officials following Trump’s announcement.
OPEC Oil Demand Forecast Defies Green Energy Hype
OPEC released its 2024 World Oil Outlook on Thursday, forecasting a 19 percent rise in global oil demand by 2050—driven by population growth, urbanization, and soaring power needs, particularly from AI and industrial expansion in developing nations. The group projects oil demand will increase from 103.7 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2024 to 123 million bpd by 2050.
MS-13 Trump Crackdown Sparks Nationwide Arrests
Federal law enforcement agencies across the U.S. are intensifying efforts to dismantle the MS-13 gang following President Donald Trump’s January executive order designating transnational criminal gangs as foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs). MS-13, an ultra-violent international gang, was one of eight groups officially labeled an FTO in February.
Trump Demands Canada Address Fentanyl Crisis
President Donald Trump threatened Canada with increased tariffs on Thursday, announcing a 35% levy to take effect on August 1 unless the country addresses the trade deficit and fentanyl.
White House Flags, Trump’s $100K Patriotic Gift
President Donald Trump personally funded the installation of two towering American flags now standing on the North and South lawns of the White House. According to Fox News, each 88-foot flagpole cost $50,000 and was fully paid for by Trump, not U.S. taxpayers.
Trump Native-Born Jobs Surge Shakes Labor Market
New data from the U.S. Labor Department reveals that native-born Americans have secured 100 percent of job gains since President Donald Trump returned to office in January. The figures show a sharp reversal from the Biden era, when foreign-born workers accounted for nearly half of new employment.
State Department Prepares Employee Purge
The State Department plans to remove more than 1,300 employees after the Supreme Court permitted federal workforce reductions.
Sig Sauer M18 Under Fire After FBI Safety Report
An FBI Ballistic Research Facility (BRF) report examining an alleged “uncommanded discharge” from a Sig Sauer M18 pistol—carried by a Michigan State Police officer—has reignited scrutiny of the firearm’s safety. The August 30, 2024, report, released this week via a public-records request, did not conclusively determine that the pistol fired on its own, but confirmed it was possible under certain conditions.
Don Lemon Lawsuit, Judge Clears Case Against Musk’s X
A San Francisco judge has ruled that former CNN anchor Don Lemon may proceed with key parts of his lawsuit against Elon Musk, X (formerly Twitter), and former X CEO Linda Yaccarino. The legal dispute stems from the sudden termination of Lemon’s show deal with the social media platform, following a contentious interview with Musk in March 2024.
Trump AI Bias Missouri, AG Bailey Demands Big Tech Answers
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has launched an investigation into alleged political bias in artificial intelligence chatbots operated by tech giants Google, Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI. The Republican official accuses the companies of distorting facts about President Donald Trump and misleading consumers through what he describes as AI-generated propaganda.
GOP Responds to Canada Wildfires, Lawmakers Demand Action
With Canadian wildfires again blanketing the American Midwest in thick smoke, Republican lawmakers are demanding accountability from Ottawa. On Monday, six members of Congress led by Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) issued a formal letter to Canadian Ambassador Kirsten Hillman pressing for answers on how Canada plans to control its worsening wildfire crisis.
Anti-Israel Activist Demands Millions from Trump Admin
Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil filed a $20 million claim against the Trump administration, claiming he was falsely imprisoned and faced malicious prosecution.
Migrant Children Caught Working at California Weed Farm Amid ICE Operation
Federal agents conducting an immigration enforcement operation in California discovered eight unaccompanied migrant children working at a cannabis farm.
Italian-Egyptian Belly Dancer Arrested for “seductive techniques” in Cairo
Italian-Egyptian belly dancer Sohila Tarek Hassan Haggag made headlines when Egyptian authorities arrested her at Cairo International Airport on June 22 for allegedly using seductive techniques—the exact phrasing investigators cited.
Kyiv Ambush: Elite Spy Assassinated in Daylight Hit—Russia Suspected
A shocking Kyiv ambush claimed the life of a top Ukrainian intelligence officer Thursday morning, renewing fears of Russian aggression on Ukrainian soil.
Widow Blasts “garbage” Secret Service After Husband’s Death at Butler Rally
Helen Comperatore, the widow of Corey Comperatore—the fire chief killed protecting his daughter during the failed assassination attempt on President Trump almost one year ago—has unleashed blistering criticism against the Secret Service, referring to the organization as "garbage" for its disastrous handling of security in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Europe’s Nuclear Pact: France and Britain Assert Independence Amid U.S. Drift
France and Britain sealed a nuclear agreement Thursday, marking a major shift in European defense amid concerns over Washington's diminishing role in global security.
Channel Crackdown: ‘One In, One Out’ Migrant Deal Ignites UK-French Pact
France and the UK launched a one in, one out pilot program Thursday to curb dangerous Channel crossings by returning migrants on small boats while accepting vetted asylum seekers.
Columbia Trustee Slams University for its Antisemitism and ‘Lack of Moral Clarity’
Columbia University trustee Shoshana Shendelman condemned the school’s “lack of moral clarity” and failure to confront anti-Semitism, declaring the university has shown a “disturbing lack of moral clarity” and “tarnished” its reputation “for the foreseeable future.”
Russia Sanctions: Rubio Slams Moscow’s ‘Lack of Progress’ in Ukraine Peace
Secretary of State Marco Rubio took aim at Russia’s lack of progress in Ukraine peace talks this Thursday, signaling that the Trump administration may tighten sanctions amid escalating Kremlin aggression.
Conservatives for Osborn Exposed: Democratic Operatives Behind Independent Campaign
Independent Senate hopeful Dan Osborn touts himself as a “lifelong Independent.” But trenches behind his campaign reveal a different truth: the Conservatives for Osborn operation runs on longtime Democratic Party insiders.
Allah the Moon God Is Not the God of the Bible: Abraham and the Promise
In a world increasingly confused about the identity of God, it is crucial to distinguish between the God of the Bible and the gods of ancient paganism.
Stanford Antisemitism: Lab Director Fabricates Harassment Exploit Against Israeli Scientist
A disturbing case of Stanford antisemitism has emerged as Israeli chemist Dr. Shay Laps accuses Stanford University lab director Dr. Danny Chou of fabricating a sexual harassment investigation to vengefully punish him after a campaign of anti-Israel bias.
Philly ‘Palestine Storytime’ Pushes Anti-Israel Propaganda on Kids
Philadelphia’s public libraries are turning library indoctrination into a summer pastime by hosting "Palestine Storytime & Crafts" events aimed at children.
¿Por qué la USAID de Biden entregó patógenos mortales a China?
La USAID envió en silencio miles de muestras de virus al Instituto de Virología de Wuhan (WIV), un laboratorio vinculado al ejército chino, durante...
El ejército de drones de Trump desplegado: la burocracia, eliminada
El secretario de Defensa, Pete Hegseth, ha eliminado capas de burocracia en el Pentágono para iniciar una rápida oleada de drones en todas las...
Alá, el dios luna, no es el Dios de la Biblia: Abraham y la promesa
En un mundo cada vez más confundido sobre la identidad de Dios, es crucial distinguir entre el Dios de la Biblia y los dioses...
Trump’s Drone Army Deployed: Red Tape Obliterated
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has cleared layers of Pentagon bureaucracy to initiate a rapid drone surge across all branches of the U.S. military, acting under direct orders from President Trump.
Why Did Biden’s USAID Hand Deadly Pathogens to China?
USAID quietly shipped thousands of virus samples to the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), a lab tied to the Chinese military, over a 10-year period.
Left-Wing Evangelical Group Sorry for Exploiting Billy Graham in Anti-Trump Attack
Left-wing organization "Evangelicals for America," previously called "Evangelicals for Harris," has issued an apology after using Billy Graham videos to criticize now-President Donald Trump in the lead up to the 2024 election.
Next Week, Teslas Will Talk Back
Elon Musk announced that his xAI-developed chatbot Grok, now upgraded to Grok 4, will be integrated into Tesla vehicles "next week at the latest."
HHS Protecting Taxpayers in ‘Significant’ Policy Shift
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has implemented a "significant" policy shift that ensures taxpayer-funded programs are only utilized by U.S. citizens.
They’re Opting Out: Blue States Declare War on School Choice
A federal school-choice provision has officially become law under President Trump, marking a watershed moment for conservative education reform.
EPA Vows to Provide Geogengineering Transparency
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it is launching an online resource to address public concerns regarding geoengineering and contrails.
Pentagon’s New Rare Earth Deal Could Shift China’s Grip on Military Tech
The Defense Department has become the largest shareholder of a California rare earth mine critical for military technology.
Christian University Backtracks on LGBT Grant
Baylor University walked back its acceptance of a grant worth more than $600,000 intended to foster LGBT inclusion in churches.
Bukele Laughs at Democratic Threat
President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador responded to democratic attempts to impose sanctions on him and other officials, laughing at their efforts.
Hell Demands Surrender—Heaven Calls You to Fight
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, towering author and Soviet dissident, once wrote, “From the most ancient times justice has been a two-part concept: virtue triumphs, and vice is...
Judge Blocks Key Trump Order Days After SCOTUS Ruling
A federal judge has banned the Trump administration from implementing the president's executive order on birthright citizenship.
AI-Generated Child Abuse Skyrockets, Tech Turns Predatory
A surge in AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is raising alarm worldwide, as predators exploit cutting-edge technology to produce horrific content with unprecedented realism. According to the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), the first half of 2025 saw 1,286 verified AI-made abuse videos—up from just two the previous year. Over 1,000 of these were classified as Category A, the most severe form of abuse.
T-Mobile Ends DEI to Win FCC Deal Approval
T-Mobile has formally announced it will eliminate its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, citing legal considerations and internal restructuring. The decision comes as the company seeks regulatory approval for two major business deals, signaling a strategic move to align with growing scrutiny of corporate DEI initiatives.
China-Brazil-Peru Railroad Deal Bypasses U.S. Canal
China and Brazil signed a memorandum of understanding this week to study the creation of a transcontinental railroad from Brazil’s Atlantic coast to Peru’s Pacific coast. Chinese state media heralded the plan as a strategic alternative to the Panama Canal and a step toward tightening Beijing’s grip on Latin American infrastructure.
Epstein Client List Destroyed, Biden Admin Blamed
Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) said Wednesday that he believes the Biden administration destroyed a once-existing client list linked to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier accused of running a sex trafficking network involving underage girls. Burchett made the comments during an interview on NewsNation’s “On Balance” with host Leland Vittert, directly contradicting a recent Justice Department memo that denied the existence of such a list.
Amazon Prime Day Sales Plunge 41% on Day 1
Amazon’s move to stretch Prime Day from two to four days is facing sharp criticism after new data revealed a staggering 41% plunge in Day 1 sales compared to 2024’s event. The report, released by Momentum Commerce and cited by Bloomberg, tracks 50 brands across categories and shows that extending the mega-sale backfired as consumer urgency evaporated.
Washington Post Clown Trump Editorial Sparks Mockery
The Washington Post faced immediate backlash Thursday after publishing an op-ed attacking President Trump — written by a self-described “professional clown.” The editorial, penned by Tim Cunningham, board president of Clowns Without Borders, criticizes political commentators for labeling Trump and his Cabinet as “clowns,” calling the term an insult to the “sacred art” of clowning.
John Kerry Admits Trump was ‘Right’
Biden-era climate czar and Obama's Secretary of State, John Kerry, admitted that President Donald Trump was "right" about the need for border security.
Philadelphia July 4 Nightmare: 6 Dead, 46 Shot
Philadelphia’s July 4th weekend turned deadly as 46 people were injured and six killed in multiple shootings across the city, according to data from the Philadelphia Police Department, published by FOX 29. The violence erupted primarily between Friday and Sunday, with additional bloodshed spilling into Monday morning.
Joni Ernst Manufacturing Bill Gains Senate Momentum
Senator Joni Ernst’s (R-IA) bipartisan bill aimed at reviving American manufacturing has cleared the Senate Commerce Committee and is on track for swift Senate passage. The Critical Infrastructure Manufacturing Feasibility Act, co-sponsored by Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE), would direct the Commerce Secretary to identify key imported goods and explore how to help U.S. manufacturers produce them domestically, especially in rural and industrial areas.
Mary Lou Retton Stunned in DUI Arrest Video
Newly released police footage shows Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Retton visibly stunned during her May 17 arrest in Marion County, West Virginia, for driving under the influence. The former gymnastics champion, now 56, expressed disbelief after failing multiple field sobriety tests. She was charged with DUI involving alcohol and controlled substances and released on $1,500 bond.
Dean Cain Superman Warning, ‘Woke’ Reboot Risks Flop
Dean Cain, known for portraying Superman in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, is criticizing James Gunn’s $300 million reboot of the iconic superhero, calling it overly “woke” and warning that politicizing the character could hurt its box office performance. The new film releases nationwide on July 11, with preview showings on July 10.
Secret Service Agents Suspended Year After Trump Attack
Six Secret Service agents have been suspended nearly a year after the July 2024 assassination attempt on President Donald Trump.
U.N. Official Accused of Waging ‘Economic Warfare’ on America and Israel
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that he has imposed sanctions on United Nations Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, a known critic of Israel.
GVSU Accused of Race-Based Admissions Favoritism, Denies Wrongdoing
Grand Valley State University is denying allegations that it favors non-white students in its Honors College admissions and scholarship decisions.
Harvard Professors Threaten Revolt Over Secret Trump Deal
Harvard University’s faculty union has pledged to oppose any undisclosed agreement between the university and President Trump’s administration.
Democrats Launch Fierce Campaign Against Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
New Hampshire’s Democrat delegation is rallying its base against Trump’s $3.4 trillion bill, calling it a massive handout to the wealthy.
Nvidia Soars to Historic $4 Trillion Valuation Amid AI Boom
Nvidia became the first publicly traded company to briefly exceed a $4 trillion market capitalization on July 9, 2025.
Epstein Brother Rips ‘Stupid’ FBI Memo, Demands Answers
Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein’s brother, publicly mocked the FBI's recent memo affirming the 2019 suicide ruling, calling it “stupid”.
Israel Strikes Hezbollah’s Build-Up in Rare Southern Lebanon Raids
Israel conducts rare ground-and-air operations in southern Lebanon, dismantling Hezbollah weapon infrastructure and killing a senior commander.
Pro‑Life Diaper Company Delivers Hope to Texas Flood Victims
EveryLife, a pro‑life diaper company, is stepping up to serve families devastated by the historic Texas floods.
FTC Workshop Targets ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ for Minors as Consumer Fraud
FTC Chair Ferguson leads workshop investigating gender-affirming care as consumer fraud, backed by DOJ subpoenas.
Trump Appoints Duffy as NASA Interim Chief Amid Isaacman Reversal
President Trump has selected Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy as acting administrator of NASA, following his withdrawal of Jared Isaacman.
Trump Supporter Cleared as Appeals Court Tosses Meme-Based Conviction
Douglass Mackey, known online as “Ricky Vaughn,” had his 2023 conviction overturned by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals.
Hezbollah Disarmament: Trump Envoy Pushes Lebanon Toward Abraham Accords
The Trump administration’s special envoy to Lebanon, Thomas Barrack, praised Beirut’s response to a U.S. proposal calling for the Hezbollah disarmament in exchange for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon.
NPR Climate Bullies Attack Young Meteorologist for Telling the Truth
In a brazen display of National Public Radio (NPR) climate intolerance, Kansas City NPR reporter Sam Zeff mocked recent meteorology graduate Chris Martz for challenging climate change narratives, sneering on X that Martz “wasted [his] money on [his] degree.”
NEA Antisemitism: Teachers’ Union Votes to Ban ADL Classroom Materials
The National Education Association (NEA) faces growing backlash after delegates voted to prohibit the use of Anti-Defamation League (ADL) materials in classrooms—a move critics call a disturbing act of NEA antisemitism.
Biden Call Chaos: Aides Shut Down Phone After Unsanctioned Reporter Contact
In a telling episode of White House panic, Biden call chaos erupted after former President Joe Biden unexpectedly answered a journalist’s phone call—twice.
ABC Hostages Scandal: Network Slammed for Calling Hamas Captives ‘Detainees’
ABC News sparked outrage this week after referring to Israeli hostages held by Hamas as "detainees," a term critics say downplays the brutality of terrorism.
Socialist Insurgency: Mamdani Allies Target Hakeem Jeffries in 2026 Showdown
The far-left has declared war on the Democratic establishment as Mamdani allies set their sights on top House Democrats—starting with minority leader Hakeem Jeffries.
Trump’s Aid Cuts Spark West Africa Trade Shift—and Leaders Line Up to Cooperate
President Donald Trump signaled a bold shift in U.S.-Africa relations during a White House summit Wednesday, telling West African leaders that the era of handouts is over and trade, not aid will define future partnerships.
America First Parks Plan: Trump Hikes Fees for Foreign Tourists Only
President Donald Trump has launched a bold America First policy aimed at preserving national parks by raising entrance fees — but only for foreign tourists.
From the ‘Tentifada’ to the Couch, Rep. Omar’s Daughter Jobless After Graduation
Ilhan Omar’s daughter Isra Hirsi is now jobless and selling secondhand clothes online, just months after graduating from the elite Barnard College.
Duke DEI Disaster: Race-Based Promotions Put Elite Med School Under Fire
Duke Medical School is under scrutiny after implementing race-based promotion guidelines that openly reward faculty for race-based activities—policies legal experts warn may violate federal civil rights law.
Iran Brands Trump ‘Enemy of Allah’
A coalition of 100 Muslim scholars and intellectuals, reported by Iran’s state media, publicly denounced President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as “enemies waging war against God” and “corrupters on Earth,” referencing verses from the Qur’an to characterize their actions as morally and spiritually corrupt.
Bishops Cave to Deportation Fears
Two Catholic dioceses—San Bernardino in California and Nashville in Tennessee—have issued rare dispensations relieving certain Catholics of their Sunday Mass obligation due to rising fears of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids.
Trump Fires Back as Democrats Push to Expose ICE Agents
President Donald Trump condemned a bill backed by Democrats that seeks to expose the identities of ICE agents.
DOJ Slams California’s Trans-Inclusion Policies
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against California over violations of Title IX of the Civil Rights Act through its inclusion of transgender individuals in girls' sports and locker rooms.
Taiwan Launches Largest-Ever Military Drills Amid Chinese Threat
Taiwan launched its most expansive military drills amid an increased threat posed by China. The 10-day live fire drills include those to counter the Chinese Coast Guard.
Major Candymaker Backs Away from MAHA Campaign
Despite numerous companies signaling support for Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) efforts, one major candy producer signaled it would not join the health initiative.
More Countries Targeted with Tariff Threats
President Donald Trump sent letters to several more countries, warning that they will be hit with tariffs unless their markets support U.S. industry.
Austin Fire Chief Under Attack After Flood Failures
The Austin Firefighters Association plans to hold a vote of no confidence in Fire Chief Joel G. Baker following his failure to deploy emergency teams to Kerr County ahead of the deadly July 4 floods. The decision follows growing outrage that Baker did not respond to the state's request to send Austin's specialized units, reportedly due to an $800,000 reimbursement delay from past state deployments.
Biden’s Doctor Pleads the Fifth, Dodging Congress
Former White House physician Kevin O'Connor has refused to cooperate with the House Oversight Committee in its investigation into former President Joe Biden's health decline.
Border Patrol Vehicle Sabotage Leads to LA Arrests
Four U.S. citizens were arrested this week after allegedly attempting to sabotage a U.S. Border Patrol vehicle during an immigration enforcement operation outside a Home Depot in Van Nuys, a neighborhood in Los Angeles. The suspects are accused of placing homemade tire spikes designed to disable a federal law enforcement vehicle.
Travis County Flood Victims Say They’ve Been Forgotten
As recovery efforts continue following the devastating July 4 flash flood in Texas, residents of northwest Travis County say they’ve been abandoned by local and state authorities. While most deaths occurred in Kerr County, seven people have been confirmed dead and another seven remain missing in Travis County’s unincorporated Big Sandy Creek neighborhood—an area left without warnings, aid, or essential services.
Newsom Drops $101 Million on ‘Affordable Housing’ in LA
Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced a $101 million fund to rebuild fire-devastated areas of Los Angeles. The fund is specifically intended for the "development of affordable multifamily rental housing."
Charleston Climate Lawsuit Pressures Big Oil in Court
Attorneys in the city of Charleston’s climate change lawsuit against two dozen oil and gas companies have until Tuesday to file proposed orders in the case, following a deadline extension granted by Circuit Court Judge Robert M. Young. The case centers on accusations that major energy firms concealed the environmental risks of fossil fuels for financial gain.
Trump Gitmo Migrant Detention Targets Worst Criminals
Migrants detained under President Trump’s renewed immigration enforcement policies at Guantanamo Bay include convicted criminals with records of rape, child sexual abuse, murder, and drug trafficking, according to a recent Department of Homeland Security (DHS) press release. These individuals, all with final deportation orders, represent some of the most dangerous illegal aliens currently in U.S. custody.
Houthi Red Sea Attacks Kill Mariners, Sink Ship
The United States has condemned a deadly wave of Houthi rebel attacks on civilian cargo vessels in the Red Sea, warning that Iran-backed militants in Yemen continue to pose a serious threat to global maritime security. The attacks resulted in the sinking of a Liberian-flagged vessel and the deaths of at least three mariners.
France Unleashes Anti-Terror Powers to Crush Islamist Infiltration
The French government will begin using anti-terror-style financial tools to combat Islamist infiltration following revelations that the Muslim Brotherhood has been embedding operatives across France and Europe for decades. President Emmanuel Macron has ordered the creation of a full national plan by summer’s end to counter this growing internal threat.
UK Football Transgender Rules Spark Backlash
The Football Association (FA) in the United Kingdom now requires transgender-identifying women to declare themselves as “biological females” and acknowledge the higher risk of injury when participating in men’s football. The policy aligns with a recent U.K. Supreme Court ruling that legally defines “woman” based on biological sex.
Grok Antisemitic Comments Ignite AI Firestorm
Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Elon Musk’s company xAI and embedded within the X platform, has triggered a wave of outrage after issuing antisemitic comments and praising Adolf Hitler. The bot even referred to itself as “MechaHitler,” prompting widespread concern over the platform’s moderation policies and the integrity of its AI systems.
Supreme Court Allows Trump’s Federal Workforce Cuts
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that the Trump administration can proceed with its intention to reduce the federal workforce. The Court lifted an injunction from a lower court that blocked Trump's executive order calling for "large-scale reductions in force (RIFs)."
Russian Sabotage in Europe, London Arson Plot Exposed
A British court has convicted three men in connection with a Russian-directed arson attack on a London warehouse used to supply Ukraine. The March 2024 fire, which endangered civilians and destroyed key military aid equipment, is part of a broader campaign of sabotage across Europe reportedly coordinated by Russian intelligence services.
Chicago Pledges to ‘Not Ever Cooperate with ICE’
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson declared this week that his city "will not ever cooperate with ICE."
Former Intelligence Heads Under FBI Scrutiny
The FBI has launched investigations into former FBI Director James Comey and former CIA Director John Brennan. The probes pertain to the Trump-Russia investigation and alleged false statements to Congress.
Demote, Don’t Fire: Can a President Sideline Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve Chair?
The Federal Reserve, America’s powerful central bank, has long been insulated from direct political interference — at least in theory. But the question of how much a president can influence the Fed’s leadership has bubbled up repeatedly in recent years, particularly during President Donald Trump’s first term when he publicly lambasted Fed Chair Jerome Powell for raising interest rates.
Leaked Memos Show PR Advice Kamala Harris Ignored in 2024 Campaign
Internal memos from Maria Comella show Kamala Harris ignored crucial PR advice—such as engaging independents and criticizing Democrats.
Study Says PBS ‘Washington Week’ Shows 93% Negative Trump Coverage
A Media Research Center study finds PBS’s Washington Week featured 93% negative commentary on President Trump in early 2025.
Abrams Warns U.S. Teetering Toward Autocracy via 10‑Step Framework
Stacey Abrams outlined a 10‑step path to autocracy during “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” warning the U.S. may be at step nine.
October Sentencing Set for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs After Conviction
Sean “Diddy” Combs is set to be sentenced on October 3, 2025, after being convicted on two prostitution-related counts.
Trump Slams ‘Stupid’ Green Energy at Cabinet Meeting
On July 8, 2025, President Trump condemned wind and solar energy as inefficient, subsidized, and harmful to landscapes and wildlife.
ICE Vows to Continue Deportations Despite Ambush Attacks on Agents
ICE will maintain its enforcement operations even after recent coordinated ambush attacks on its agents in Alvarado, Texas.
Campus Clash: Jewish Grad Students Allege Union Harassment at Cornell
Two Jewish graduate students at Cornell University filed a federal discrimination complaint, asserting their union rights were violated under Title VII.
Hirsi Ali Critiques NYC Candidate Mamdani’s Ideology
On her site Courage Media, Ayaan Hirsi Ali commented on Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist running for New York City office.
LA Council Bans ‘Disaster Tours’ in Pacific Palisades Fire Zone
The IRS filed a court request carving out a religious exemption to the Johnson Amendment, allowing pastors to endorse political candidates.
Boston University to Lay Off 120 Staff Amid Budget Crisis
Boston University announced on July 7, 2025, that it will lay off approximately 120 employees and eliminate 120 vacant positions.
Palestinian Relocation: Netanyahu, Trump Push Plan for Gaza Exodus
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed this week that Israel is working with the United Nations and the United States on a Palestinian relocation plan to give Gazans the “freedom to choose” where they live, according to reporting from the Washington Free Beacon.
Cruise Tragedy: Tourist Found Dead After Vanishing from Ship in Alaska
A heartbreaking cruise tragedy unfolded in Alaska last week when 62-year-old Marites Buenafe of Kentucky vanished after failing to return to her ship.
Chicago 4th: Deadly Independence Day Weekend Leaves Dozens Shot, City Silent
A violent Chicago 4th of July weekend left more than 50 people shot and six dead, exposing once again the city’s ongoing crime crisis and the failure of Democrat leadership to protect its citizens.
Tire Trap Terror: Indonesian Locals Launch Bold Crackdown in Jakarta Streets
Tire trap terror has pushed Jakarta residents to take action as dangerous metal fragments continue to litter the city’s busy roads.
Chinese Disinformation Campaign Targets French Jet Sales in Asia
A covert disinformation campaign orchestrated by Chinese embassies sought to undermine France’s top-tier Rafale fighter jet in the wake of India-Pakistan clashes, according to French military and intelligence sources.
Putin’s Purge? Russian Minister Found Dead Hours After Dismissal
Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoyt was found dead from a gunshot wound just hours after his dismissal by President Vladimir Putin, in what authorities are calling a Putin suicide.
Carnival Cruise Line Hit With Accusations of Racism, Enforcing Music and Marijuana Rules
Carnival Cruise Line is facing heated criticism after unveiling a series of new guest policies, triggering a wave of backlash across social media.
Bass ICE Protest: LA Mayor Skips Fire Memorial for Tawdry Political Stunt
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass sparked outrage after blatantly blowing off a key event marking the Palisades Fire anniversary to protest a federal ICE raid.
Barnard Antisemitism: Lawsuit Forces Major Policy Shift After Campus Chaos
Barnard College has settled a major lawsuit with Jewish students who accused the school of egregious civil rights violations and ignoring campus antisemitism for years.
Injunction Halts Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Defunding of Planned Parenthood
A federal judge halts the medicare defunding in Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” targeting Planned Parenthood, preserving Medicaid payments.
Illegal Fireworks Chaos: NYPD Shrugs as Crowd Injured During Brooklyn Blast
A shocking illegal fireworks incident during a Fourth of July celebration in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, left families terrified and one woman injured—yet the NYPD failed to act.
Yang Rallies Behind Musk’s New America Party Push
Andrew Yang, former Democratic presidential hopeful and co‑founder of the centrist Forward Party, has confirmed he’s been in direct contact with Elon Musk regarding Musk’s announcement of a new “America Party.”
Radical NYC Nominee Threatens to Arrest Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brushed off a threat from New York City’s likely next mayor, Zohran Mamdani, who vowed to have him arrested if he visits the city.
China to Be Banned from U.S. Farmland
Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced during a press conference with Trump administration officials that the U.S. will move to ban Chinese ownership of farmland.
Radical Nombrado de Nueva York Amenaza con Arrestar a Netanyahu
El primer ministro israelí, Benjamín Netanyahu, desestimó una amenaza del probable próximo alcalde de Nueva York, Zohran Mamdani, quien prometió arrestarlo si visita la ciudad.
China Será Prohibida de Poseer Tierras Agrícolas en EE. UU.
La secretaria de Agricultura, Brooke Rollins, anunció durante una conferencia de prensa con funcionarios de la administración Trump que Estados Unidos se moverá para prohibir la propiedad china de tierras agrícolas.
Trump Exige la Renuncia del Presidente de la Reserva Federal Powell por Testimonio Engañoso
El presidente Trump ha pedido la renuncia del presidente de la Reserva Federal, Jerome Powell, acusándolo de haber engañado al Congreso durante su testimonio reciente.
Trump Demands Fed Chair Powell Resign Over Misleading Testimony
President Trump has called for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to resign, accusing him of misleading Congress during recent testimony.
CNN Panel Slams Political Opportunists Hijacking Texas Flood Tragedy
A CNN panel criticized partisan figures who immediately seized on Texas’s flash‐flooding disaster for political objectives, urging focus on prevention and response, not point‑scoring.
Marco Rubio AI Impersonator Contacts U.S. Leaders
An unknown individual impersonated Secretary of State Marco Rubio and contacted U.S. and foreign leaders, according to a report from The Washington Post.
Greene Defends ‘Hero’ Doctor Destroying Vaccine Vials
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) plans to write to the Department of Justice demanding that they drop charges against a doctor prosecuted by the Biden administration for destroying COVID-19 vaccine vials.
‘President Donald J. Trump Boulevard’ Moves Closer to Reality
The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners is set to vote on renaming a roadway to “President Donald J. Trump Boulevard.”
International Court Goes After Taliban Leaders
The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for the leaders of the Taliban for persecuting women and girls.
Petro Trump Apology Follows Coup Claim Backlash
Colombian President Gustavo Petro issued a formal apology to President Donald Trump after falsely accusing Secretary of State Marco Rubio of plotting a coup, sparking a diplomatic rift between the two nations. In a letter dated June 23 and confirmed by multiple Colombian outlets, Petro backtracked on his explosive claims, calling for a reset in U.S.-Colombia relations.
Pokémon Card Stabbing California Shocks GameStop Crowd
A brawl over Pokémon cards turned violent outside a GameStop in Colma, California, on Saturday, ending with one man stabbed and two suspects arrested. The chaos erupted when 49-year-old Miguel OrellanasFlores allegedly tried to cut the line during a restock event for the popular trading cards.
IRS Permits Politics from the Pulpit in Major First Amendment Victory
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) said in a court filing that churches may endorse political candidates to their congregations.
Trump Reciprocal Tariffs Strategy Shakes Global Trade
President Donald Trump’s announcement of new reciprocal tariffs reignited global debate over trade policy, drawing sharp criticism from establishment economists and former officials. But beneath the surface of economic formulas and elasticities lies a deeper strategic shift—one aimed at reclaiming American leverage in a global system long skewed against U.S. workers.
Tropical Storm North Carolina, Leaves 4 Dead
Tropical Storm Chantal left a trail of destruction across North Carolina over the weekend, with four confirmed deaths and four tornadoes reported as the system moved rapidly from the Southeast to the Northeast. By Monday evening, the storm had moved off the coast of New Jersey.
‘We Don’t Want an Emperor’: Brazil Condemns Trump Over Tariffs
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva condemned President Donald Trump's tariff threat, comparing him to an "emperor" dictating global trade efforts.
AI Language Models Reshape Academic Writing in 2024
A new study has revealed that large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT are increasingly shaping the language used in scientific literature, raising red flags about research authenticity and scholarly integrity. Researchers from the U.S. and Germany analyzed over 15 million biomedical abstracts from PubMed and found clear linguistic shifts in 2024 tied to the use of AI-generated writing tools.
Wuhan Mayor COVID Investigation Targets Pandemic Failures
The Chinese Communist Party announced Tuesday it is investigating former Wuhan Mayor Zhou Xianwang—the face of the city’s botched coronavirus response—for alleged “serious violations of discipline and law.” The probe, revealed by the regime’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, marks a rare move against a high-profile official who played a pivotal role during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Elon Musk Political Move Triggers Tesla Stock Crash
Tesla shares plunged nearly seven percent Monday, wiping out $68 billion in market value, as CEO Elon Musk’s escalating political ambitions drew sharp criticism from top investors. Longtime supporters voiced concerns that Musk’s push to launch an “America First” political party — seen as a direct challenge to President Donald Trump — is undermining Tesla’s focus and future.
Stephen Miller Slams Democrats for ICE ‘Insurrection’
On Monday’s Jesse Watters Primetime on Fox News, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller charged that the Democratic Party is enabling an “insurrectionist movement” aimed at dismantling U.S. immigration enforcement and inciting violence against federal officers. His comments followed recent reports of Border Patrol and ICE agents being targeted in shootings and harassment.
Trump Takes Bold Move Against ‘Green’ Agenda
President Donald Trump issued an executive order demanding the end of green energy subsidies, condemning the dependence of wind and solar facilities on foreign adversarial supply chains.
Trump Defends Bolsonaro Brazil in Blistering Rebuke of Courts
President Donald Trump issued a bold statement Monday defending former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, blasting Brazil’s judiciary for what he called a political “witch hunt” and warning that the people of Brazil “will not stand” for it.
TSA Ends Shoe Removal Rule Thanks to Trump-Era Reforms
Travelers going through standard TSA security checkpoints will no longer be required to remove their shoes, according to multiple reports citing internal memos and anonymous agency sources. While the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has not yet made a formal announcement, CBS News and the New York Times confirmed the change, crediting recent security updates and technological advancements.
California Doubles Down on Trans Athlete Inclusion
California officials have refused to back away from policies jeopardizing women's sports, doubling down on transgender athlete inclusion in school athletics.
Trump OKs Weapons to Ukraine
President Donald Trump announced that his administration will send weapons to Ukraine amid recent attacks from Russia.
Explosive Audit Demand: Civil Rights Group Urges HHS to Expose Racial Bias in Grants
A conservative civil rights group urges HHS to audit over 700 grants alleging racial discrimination, highlighting a $104K Yale fellowship.
Lawsuit Showdown: UCLA Professor Demands $22M for ‘Cancel Culture’ Suspension
Gordon Klein’s trial begins over his $22 million lawsuit against UCLA and Dean Bernardo for suspension after refusing race‑based grading.
Tulsi Gabbard Launches Overhaul of U.S. Intelligence Community
Tulsi Gabbard, as Director of National Intelligence, has initiated a high-profile task force aimed at addressing alleged politicization.
Sweden Scraps ‘Flight Shaming’ Tax Amid Economic Concerns
Sweden’s government has eliminated its aviation tax, marking a major pivot away from its previous “flight shaming” approach.
Teachers’ Union Adopts ‘Fascist’ Label for Trump and Backs Student ICE Raid Protests
The NEA passes a resolution calling President Trump’s actions “fascist” and pledges support for student protests against ICE raids.
Netanyahu Nominates President Trump for Nobel Peace Prize Amid Middle East Diplomatic Push
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu officially nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize during a White House dinner.
West Bank Sheikh Threatened After Advocating Peace Deal with Israel
Sheikh Wadee’ al‑Jaabari receives violent threats after proposing Hebron join the Abraham Accords with Israel.
Top U.S. High School Faces Legal Scrutiny Over Sharing Info With Chinese Group
Emails show staff at Thomas Jefferson HS shared proprietary curriculum and lab data with Chinese partner despite state law.
Illegal Immigrant Wins Court Delay in Laken Riley Murder Case
Illegal immigrant Jose Ibarra, convicted of brutally murdering nursing student Laken Riley, just won a court-ordered mental evaluation—delaying justice for the victim’s family.
Coney Island Horror: Popcorn Trip Turns to Kidnap Nightmare
Kidnap attempt chaos erupted Sunday night in New York on a busy Coney Island sidewalk when a man in a black fez-style hat brazenly snatched a 6-year-old boy in front of stunned crowds.
For Once Kamala the Word Salad Queen Doesn’t Mince the Message
Former vice president and failed 2024 democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris lashed out at Democrat governors questioning Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, demanding loyalty with a vulgar outburst.
Radical Columbia Faculty Falsely Blame Jewish Trustee for Leak of Their Appalling Messages
Faculty at Columbia University are under fire after falsely accusing a Jewish trustee of leaking these appalling messages to the Washington Free Beacon.
Iranian Clerics Authorize Assassination of Trump and Netanyahu
Fatwas have been issued by Iran’s senior clerics calling for the assassination of U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring them enemies of Islam.
Debate Disaster: Radical Biden Advisers Pushed Early Campaign-Ending Showdown
Radical Biden advisers pushed for an early debate with President Trump, hoping it would showcase Biden’s “strength”—but it backfired spectacularly.
Radical Democrat Base: Calls for Blood, Violence Shake Party Leadership
Radical Democrat supporters are demanding extreme action, including violence and bloodshed, as House Democrats warn their base is growing dangerously unhinged.
Philadelphia’s Curriculum of Hate: Anti-Semitism, Anti-America Indoctrination Uncovered
Philadelphia's public school curriculum is under fire as parents accuse the city’s schools of promoting anti-Semitism and anti-American radicalism while Democrat Governor Josh Shapiro refuses to act.
Is Trump ‘Bleaching’ America?
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz accused President Trump’s latest immigration enforcement actions of attempting to “bleach America,” a loaded phrase she used to allege mass deportations of immigrants who’ve “helped make our country great,” not just criminals.
Coast Guard Hero Texas Flood Rescue Saves 165
A 26-year-old Coast Guard rescue swimmer is being hailed as an American hero after saving 165 lives during his first-ever mission—responding to the devastating Independence Day flash floods that ravaged Central Texas. Petty Officer Scott Ruskan, a former KPMG accountant from New Jersey, deployed to the flood-hit Camp Mystic, an all-girls Christian summer camp, where he played a key role in triaging and evacuating victims.
No Good Deed… Hamas Places Bounties on U.S. GHF Workers as U.N. Enables Terror
Hamas bounties on American aid workers in Gaza have confirmed the terror group’s efforts to undermine U.S.-led humanitarian relief and reignite anti-Israel propaganda.
Pediatrician Fired After Mocking Flood Victims
Houston pediatrician Christina B. Propst has been terminated after posting a politically charged message on Facebook targeting residents of Kerr County, Texas, following devastating flash floods. In the now-deleted post, Propst suggested the victims “got what they voted for” due to their past support for President Donald Trump and Republican-led disaster relief policies.
Wisconsin Renewable Energy Savings Undermined
Wisconsin communities have reported saving over $17 million and cutting 40 million kilowatt hours of energy use through local renewable energy projects, but inconsistent reporting statewide makes it difficult to evaluate the full impact, according to a new analysis from Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Student Loan Repayment Overhaul Shakes Up Borrowing Rules
Federal student loan borrowers now face a major shift under President Donald Trump’s latest legislative victory. Tucked into a $3.3 trillion budget reconciliation bill, the new law reshapes repayment options, sets borrowing caps, and ends several Obama- and Biden-era loan programs.
Cuba BRICS Anti-US Rant Targets Trump, Defends Iran
Cuba’s figurehead leader Miguel Díaz-Canel delivered a fiery anti-American speech Sunday at the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, attacking President Donald Trump’s renewed sanctions on the island’s communist regime and celebrating Cuba’s status as a “partner” in the anti-Western coalition.
Alligator Alcatraz Criminal Illegals Exposed by Florida GOP
The Florida Republican Party confirmed Monday that the most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants captured in the state are being sent to Alligator Alcatraz, the new detention facility deep in the Everglades. According to a press release, these detainees include individuals convicted of the most violent crimes — including homicide, rape, child sex abuse, and aggravated assault.
Mass Immigration Housing Crisis, NYT Finally Admits
In a rare moment of honesty, the New York Times acknowledged this week that mass immigration causes housing prices to soar—a reality Americans have long known but the media has often denied. The admission came in a report covering protests in Mexico City, where locals are rebelling against rising rents and cultural disruption caused by a surge of foreign residents.
Trump Media Lanza Servicio de Streaming
Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. anunció el lanzamiento de la plataforma de streaming Truth+ a nivel global. Los canales en vivo y el...
La Jugada Audaz de Trump Podría Quebrar a Planned Parenthood para Siempre
El proyecto de ley emblemático de la administración Trump, “One Big Beautiful Bill”, firmado la semana pasada, incluye una disposición que suspende por un...
Elon Musk Anuncia el ‘Partido Americano’
Elon Musk ha lanzado oficialmente una candidatura de un tercer partido, revelando este fin de semana su nuevo “Partido Americano” como un desafío directo a ambos partidos principales.
Texas Flood, Sisters Death, Final Text Message Revealed
Two young sisters were found dead, still holding hands, after flash floods swept through Central Texas early Friday morning. Blair Harber, 13, and her sister Brooke, 11, from Dallas, sent a final message to their family at 3:30 a.m. before the rising waters carried them away from a house in Hunt to where they were found 15 miles downstream in Kerrville.
Criminal Illegal Aliens Florida, ICE Cracks Down
Florida’s new immigration detention center, known as “Alligator Alcatraz,” is now operational—and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced the capture of dozens of criminal illegal aliens likely headed there. DHS released a detailed list of violent offenders arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) across the state, highlighting a coordinated effort to remove high-risk individuals.
Crackdown on Sanctuary Cities Heats Up Under Trump
The Trump administration is ramping up its crackdown on sanctuary cities, with a direct promise from Border Czar Tom Homan to triple enforcement efforts and bring federal immigration law directly to areas defying cooperation. Following the Democrat primary win of socialist Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor, Homan confirmed aggressive plans to confront cities that refuse to comply with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Elon Musk Announces ‘America Party’
Elon Musk has officially launched a third-party bid, unveiling his new “American Party” this weekend as a direct challenge to both major parties.
Noem Unveils Big Immigration Move With TPS Termination
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem today announced that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has been terminated for thousands of Honduran and Nicaraguan migrants.
Trump’s Bold Move Could Bankrupt Planned Parenthood for Good
The Trump administration’s signature “One Big Beautiful Bill,” signed into law last week, includes a provision pausing federal Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood for one year.
Trump Media Launches Streaming Service
Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. announced that it has launched the Truth+ streaming platform globally.
Kennedy Accused of Sabotaging Public Health in Major Lawsuit
Several medical organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and its secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., for its changes to vaccine policies.
Trump DOJ Drops Epstein ‘Blacklist’ Myth
A bombshell DOJ/FBI memo released July 7, confirms that convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein took his own life in August 2019.
Trump Letters Spark Trade Shakeup
President Donald Trump issued letters to Japanese and South Korean leaders, announcing that the countries will receive 25% tariffs.
Gringos Get Out! Mexico City Erupts in Anti-American Fury
Hundreds of protesters rallied in Mexico City’s Condesa and Roma on July 4–5 to denounce gentrification fueled by American digital nomads and short‑term rentals.
Coast Guard Swimmer Honored as ‘American Hero’
A Coast Guard rescue swimmer is being celebrated as an "American hero" after he rescued 165 victims of the deadly Texas floods.
Shooter Dead After Storming Border Patrol Agents
A shooter is now deceased after opening fire on Border Patrol agents in McAllen, Texas.
White House Calls for Prayer After Devastating Floods
The White House Faith Office has called for Americans to join it in praying for the lives lost in the deadly Texas floods.
Greene Plans Bill to Ban Geoengineering
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) announced that she plans to put forward a bill banning weather modification, an effort similar to a bill recently signed by Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL).
Congressmen Reunite With Family After Deadly Floods
Republican lawmaker Rep. August Pfluger (TX) announced that he was reunited with his daughters in the aftermath of the Texas floods. His daughters were evacuated from Camp Mystic.
Trump Targets ‘Anti-American’ BRICS Policies
President Donald Trump threatened to impose an additional ten percent tariff on countries aligned with BRICS initiatives.
Mystery at Lady Bird Lake: Fears of a Serial Killer Intensify
The growing mystery surrounding Lady Bird Lake has shaken Austin residents as another young man’s body surfaced last month, marking the 38th death in the area since 2022.
Explosive Warning: Iran Still Eyes Nuclear Power After Devastating Strikes
Iran remains committed to nuclear weapon development despite heavy damage to its facilities from U.S. and Israeli attacks.
Teammate Speaks Out: Lia Thomas Record Reversal a Win for Fairness
A former UPenn swimmer has broken her silence following the university’s decision to strip Lia Thomas of titles and records.
Corey Feldman Says Faith in God Shielded Him from Hollywood Corruption
Corey Feldman, beloved ’80s child star, credits his Christian faith with protecting him against corruption and abuse in Hollywood.
Netanyahu Faces Pressure on Hostage Deal Amid Hamas’ Demands
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is coming under mounting political pressure to accept a hostage exchange deal, as Hamas issues new demands.
Dana Bash Blames Trump for Texas Floods in Climate Change Rant
CNN’s Dana Bash blamed climate change and the Trump administration’s budget decisions for the deadly flash floods that struck Central Texas
Trump Warns: Tariffs Return August 1 Without New Trade Deals
President Trump will reimpose steep foreign tariffs beginning August 1 if countries fail to sign trade agreements that meet U.S. terms.
Hunter Biden Was an “Albatross” Around His Father’s Neck in 2024 Campaign
A new book by WSJ reporter Josh Dawsey reveals Hunter Biden was a constant presence in the campaign, weighing heavily on President Biden.
DOJ Releases 11‑Hour Video Confirming Jeffrey Epstein Died Alone
The DOJ released 11 hours of surveillance footage showing Jeffrey Epstein alone in his prison cell before his 2019 death.
Trump Slams Elon Musk as ‘Train Wreck,’ Warns Third Party Push Will Cause ‘Chaos’
President Trump sharply criticized Elon Musk for pushing a third-party political movement, calling the Tesla CEO a “train wreck”.
Trump to Visit Texas Flood Zone, Pledges Support and Federal Aid
President Trump announced plans to visit Texas on Friday following the region’s deadly flooding, which claimed the lives of at least 80 people
Texas Flood Miracle Rescue Stuns First Responders
In what rescuers are calling a miracle, a woman from Midland, Texas, was found clinging to a tree after being swept 20 miles downstream by the flooded Guadalupe River on Independence Day. The woman, camping with family near Hunt-Ingram, was caught in rising floodwaters that overtook their vehicle as they attempted to flee to higher ground.
Xi Jinping’s BRICS No‑Show Sparks Doubt Over China’s International Might
Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend the July 6–7 BRICS summit in Brazil, marking his first absence from the gathering since taking office in 2013.
Jason Kelce Slammed by Leftists for Loving America on July 4
Former NFL star Jason Kelce came under fire from left-wing activists after posting a patriotic Independence Day message on Instagram. Kelce, a retired Philadelphia Eagles center, celebrated the Fourth of July with a heartfelt tribute to unity and national pride, writing, “Man, I love the 4th! One of the great days we all can set aside our differences in this country, and enjoy the one thing we all share in common. That we are American!”
Elon Musk Quits GOP, Launches ‘America Party’ After Clash with Trump
Elon Musk has officially launched a new political movement—the “America Party”—following a public split with President Trump.
Trump Airspace Violation Triggers Fighter Jet Response
A U.S. fighter jet intercepted a civilian aircraft Saturday afternoon after the pilot flew into restricted airspace over Bedminster, New Jersey, where President Donald Trump was spending the holiday weekend. The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) confirmed the incident was one of five airspace violations near the Trump National Golf Club that day.
Bolstered Defense: Zelensky Hails ‘Most Productive’ Trump Call Yet
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described his latest phone call with President Trump—the most productive to date.
Hollywood Celebrities Trash Independence Day
A wave of Hollywood elites used Independence Day to lash out at America, with several high-profile actors and entertainers turning social media into a platform for anti-American rhetoric and scorn for President Trump.
American Veterans Injured in Gaza Grenade Attack While Distributing Aid
wo American veterans working with a U.S.-backed aid group were injured in a grenade attack in Gaza. Hamas is accused of targeting aid workers.
Ozzy Osbourne Rocks Final Show in Epic Farewell
Ozzy Osbourne performed what he says is his final live show on Saturday, delivering a powerful farewell before 40,000 fans in Birmingham, England. The 76-year-old heavy metal icon, diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and recovering from years of health struggles, took the stage for one last time in the city where it all began.
UN Under Fire for Funding Anti‑Israel Committee Amid Budget Crisis
The U.N. is facing intense criticism for expanding a controversial commission targeting Israel, even while grappling with a budget crisis.
Larry Summers Rips BBB as National Embarrassment
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers blasted President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” on Sunday, calling it the most disgraceful piece of legislation in modern history. Appearing on ABC’s “This Week,” Summers said the bill’s deep cuts to social programs would endanger hundreds of thousands of Americans and undermine the nation’s economic stability.
Trump DOJ Zero Tolerance Vow After Officer Ambush
The Department of Justice under President Donald Trump issued a forceful warning following the ambush shooting of a Texas police officer near the Prairieland Detention Facility. The officer, from the Alvarado Police Department, was shot late Friday night while attempting to confront an armed suspect outside the federal detention site.
Kirk Calls on Sliwa to Step Aside in NYC: “Stop Mamdani”
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk urged GOP mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa to exit the New York City race to prevent socialist Zohran Mamdani from winning.
Beshear Blasts BBB as Worst Legislation Ever
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear sharply criticized President Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” calling it the “single worst piece of legislation I’ve seen in my lifetime.” Speaking during a Sunday interview, Beshear warned that the sweeping $3.3 trillion federal bill would devastate rural America, especially in states like Kentucky.
Trump Admin Launches Massive Gulf Oil Lease Sale for December
The Trump administration has scheduled a major offshore oil and gas lease sale in the Gulf of America for December 10, 2025.
Texas Flood Hero Father Dies Saving Family
A 27-year-old father in Ingram, Texas, gave his life to save his fiancée, children, and mother during a catastrophic flash flood on Independence Day. Julian Ryan suffered a fatal arm laceration while breaking a window to help his family escape rising waters from the Guadalupe River.
Law Schools Quietly Drop DEI Language After Supreme Court Ruling
Law schools across the country are quietly shifting away from diversity, equity, and inclusion rhetoric in response to legal scrutiny.
Beshear Eyes 2028, Kentucky Democrat Hints
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear confirmed Sunday he is considering a run for president in 2028. Speaking on CNN’s “State of the Union,” the Democrat said he plans to focus on finishing his current term, which ends in December 2027, but admitted that the idea of seeking national office is on the table.
Tufts University Teaches Museum Students to Dismantle ‘Whiteness’ and ‘Colonialism’
Tufts University is offering a graduate certificate focused on training students to “target whiteness” and “colonialism”.
Explosive Texas Professor Claims: ‘Sex Is Assigned at Birth’
A Texas State University professor is under fire after allegedly telling students that sex is not biologically determined but "assigned at birth."
Joy Reid Says Melania Trump Could Be Deported
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid suggested that First Lady Melania Trump could be deported under a new Department of Justice memo allowing U.S. Attorneys discretion in pursuing denaturalization cases. Reid made the claim during an appearance on The Joy Reid Show while speaking with Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), asserting that the policy gives presidents unchecked authority to revoke citizenship.
Trump Migrant Farmer Vouch Plan Sparks Debate
President Trump proposed a new immigration initiative Thursday, suggesting that migrant labor in agriculture—and possibly hospitality—could stay in the U.S. if farmers vouch for them. The remarks came during a public address at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, launching Independence Day celebrations.
Oregon State Hospital Gave Sex Toys to Patients Using Tax Dollars
Oregon State Hospital, the state’s highest-security psychiatric facility, has distributed dozens of sex toys to patients using taxpayer dollars. In 2024 alone, 65 sex toys were provided at a total cost of $2,900. In the prior year, 42 similar items were handed out. The hospital houses patients deemed unfit to stand trial or found guilty except for insanity, including individuals charged with violent and sexual crimes.
July 4 Flag Burning Sparks Outrage in NYC
Radical demonstrators stormed Washington Square Park in New York City on July 4, setting fire to the American flag in an orchestrated display of anti-American sentiment. Chanting “F*ck the Fourth” and “We need a new flag,” the crowd left scorched remnants of the red, white, and blue strewn across the pavement.
Trump Signs Big Beautiful Bill at July 4 Picnic
President Donald Trump signed the “Big Beautiful Bill” into law Friday, July 4, during a celebratory Independence Day event at the White House. The signature ceremony occurred one day after the House approval, meeting a Republican-set deadline and underscoring the administration’s commitment to swift legislative action.
Russian Air Base Hit as Ukraine Launches Bold Strike
Ukrainian forces struck a key Russian air base on Saturday as Moscow ramped up its drone bombardment campaign, signaling a renewed intensity in the conflict now entering its fourth year. Ukraine’s military said it targeted the Borisoglebsk airfield in Russia’s Voronezh region, home to advanced Su-34, Su-35S, and Su-30SM fighter jets.
Melbourne Synagogue Arson Sparks Alarm and Outrage
A synagogue in downtown Melbourne was set ablaze on Friday evening in what authorities have labeled a politically motivated and potentially antisemitic attack. Around 8 p.m., a man ignited the double doors of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation while approximately 20 worshippers were gathered inside for a Shabbat meal.
New Party Splits Labour Vote, Corbyn Sparks Left-Wing Revolt
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has confirmed plans to launch a new political party, a move that could further destabilize Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s struggling Labour government. Corbyn, expelled from Labour over his handling of antisemitism allegations, is now positioning himself to split the leftist vote with a new far-left platform.
Texas Flood Disaster Leaves 24 Dead, 23 Girls Missing
A deadly flood struck Kerr County, Texas, on Independence Day, leaving at least 24 people dead and 23 girls missing from a Christian summer camp near Hunt. The flood, triggered by torrential rain along the Guadalupe River, turned deadly in the early morning hours as waters rose over 26 feet in just three hours.
Germany University Bars Muslim Group After Gender Split
Germany’s Charité University of Medicine in Berlin has barred an Islamic student group, the Medislam Collective, from holding further events on campus. The decision follows accusations of gender-segregated seating during lectures and sex-specific student activities, which the university says violate its anti-discrimination policies.
July 4, 1776: The Original ‘No Kings’ Day
July Fourth is more than fireworks and barbecues; it celebrates the enduring principles that forged the United States: liberty, self-governance, and the unyielding pursuit of a better life.
El Salvador Fires Back at Abrego Garcia Torture Claims
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele fired back at claims that MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia was being tortured while detained.
‘America is Never Going to be Communist’: Trump
President Donald Trump declared that the United States is "never going to be communist" during a speech at the Iowa State Fairgrounds.
RNC, DNC, Offer Starkly Different Independence Day Messages
The Republican National Committee (RNC) and the Democratic National Committee (RNC) shared staunchly different messages on Independence Day.
U.K. Politician Creating New Party
U.K. Member of Parliament Zarah Sultana has left the Labour Party and is now looking to create a new political party with former party leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Trump Expecting Hamas Ceasefire Decision
President Donald Trump said he believes Hamas will accept his proposal for a Gaza ceasefire within 24 hours.
Newsom Joins South Carolina Democrats, Sparking 2028 Rumors
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) will travel to South Carolina to meet with "communities that have too often been overlooked by Republicans in power," the state's Democratic Party announced.
Zohran Mamdani College Application Identity Raises Questions
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani identified as both “Black or African American” and “Asian” on his 2009 Columbia University application, according to leaked data from a massive Columbia admissions breach. The revelation raises fresh questions about identity politics and racial self-identification in elite college admissions.
Disney Cruise Hero Dad Saves Daughter
Authorities have confirmed that a father who heroically jumped into the ocean to rescue his 5-year-old daughter after she fell from a Disney Cruise ship was not at fault for the incident, dispelling social media rumors suggesting otherwise.
Farmland Preservation Act 2025 Celebrates Agriculture
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has launched a statewide tour to highlight the importance of agriculture as the United States approaches its 250th anniversary. Kicking off the effort this week in Greene, Williamson, and Tipton counties, Lee is set to visit all 95 counties before July 1, 2026.
Wisconsin Film Tax Credit 2025 Sparks Economic Debate
Wisconsin’s new state budget includes a $5 million allocation to revive film tax credits and establish a state film office under the Department of Tourism. The initiative, supported by Democrat Gov. Tony Evers, aims to attract more film and television productions to the state by offering generous tax incentives.
Google Maps Blur Feature Helps Homeowners Block Burglars
As break-ins grow more sophisticated, homeowners are turning to a digital tool to stay one step ahead of criminals: Google Maps' Street View blur feature. Law enforcement and security experts are now encouraging property owners to blur their homes to prevent criminals from scoping out properties online.
Jae-myung North Korea Shift Alarms U.S. Allies
South Korea’s newly inaugurated leftist president, Lee Jae-myung, announced his intent Thursday to prioritize closer ties with North Korea, China, and Russia, signaling a sharp departure from the staunch U.S. alliance under his impeached conservative predecessor. Lee’s comments came during a press conference marking his first month in office.
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes Millions
Columbia University has suffered a massive data breach, with a hacker reportedly stealing 460 gigabytes of sensitive data on millions of current and former students, applicants, and employees. The breach, first reported by Bloomberg News, includes Social Security numbers, admissions records, and financial aid details.
Rome Gas Station Explosion Injures 20 in Fiery Blast
A gas station explosion in southeastern Rome early Friday morning left at least 20 people injured, including eight police officers and a firefighter, according to local authorities and emergency responders. The blast occurred shortly after 8 a.m. and sent a large plume of black smoke over the Italian capital.
Trump’s Six-Month Victories Stun the Nation
President Donald Trump has notched a string of major victories just six months into his second term, fulfilling core campaign promises and setting the tone for America’s 250th anniversary celebration.
Dr. Phil Merit Street Crumbles in Bankruptcy Fight
Dr. Phil McGraw’s media venture, Merit Street Media, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and launched a lawsuit against its primary distribution partner, Trinity Broadcasting Network. The Fort Worth-based media company, which began operations in early 2024, cited financial hardship and failed capital raises as key reasons behind its financial collapse.
Rubio Recalls Colombia’s Top Envoy Over ‘Baseless’ Accusations
The U.S. State Department, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, recalled Chargé d’Affaires ad interim John McNamara from Bogotá on July 3.
‘Most Conservative Bill Ever?’ Johnson’s Bold Claim on Trump’s OBBB
House Speaker Mike Johnson declared the newly passed One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) as “the most conservative legislation of our lifetime” during an interview with Newsmax on July 3.
Trump’s America 250 Kickoff: Faith, Freedom, and Firepower
President Trump addressed a large crowd at the Iowa State Fairgrounds on July 3, marking the official kickoff of the yearlong celebration leading to America’s 250th birthday.
Trump Deportation Plan Boosts American Jobs
Pro-migration advocates who once celebrated President Joe Biden’s mass immigration policies are now expressing concern as the political tide turns. Congress, reflecting public frustration, passed President Donald Trump’s $170 billion “One Big Beautiful Bill,” dramatically increasing funding for immigration enforcement and setting the stage for mass deportations.
MSNBC White Barbie Prosecutors Comment Sparks Backlash
Following the partial acquittal of rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs on major charges, an MSNBC panel sparked controversy by blaming the racial and gender makeup of the prosecution team. Legal analysts on Ana Cabrera Reports suggested that the presence of six white female prosecutors — referred to as “lawyer Barbies” — may have alienated jurors and contributed to the dismissal of the most serious charges.
Illegal Immigrant Sentenced in Fatal Trooper Crash
A Mexican national living illegally in the U.S. has been sentenced to over 10 years in prison for the vehicular homicide of Washington State Patrol Trooper Christopher Gadd. Raul Benitez-Santana, 33, was convicted in a Snohomish County courtroom earlier this month and received a sentence of 125 months in prison and 18 months of community custody.
Katie Hobbs Veto Frenzy Shuts Down Conservative Agenda
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has broken her own veto record, rejecting 178 bills during the most recent legislative session—surpassing her 2023 record of 143. While Hobbs signed 264 bills into law, her repeated use of the veto pen has drawn scrutiny for blocking key Republican-led efforts on national security, election integrity, and education reform.
Madre Fire Explodes Into California’s Largest Blaze of 2025
The Madre Fire in California surged to 35,530 acres in under 24 hours, becoming the state’s largest wildfire of the year. Fueled by dry grass, high temperatures, and gusty winds, the blaze erupted Wednesday near State Route 166 east of Santa Maria and is primarily burning through federal lands in San Luis Obispo County.
Trump Trucking Reforms Put America’s Drivers First
Under the leadership of President Donald Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, the Department of Transportation has unveiled sweeping reforms aimed at restoring the dignity and strength of America's trucking industry. On Friday, Duffy announced initiatives targeting illegal brokering, unsafe parking shortages, and the abuse of commercial driver’s licenses by foreign labor.
Trump Big Beautiful Win Shakes Up Washington
President Donald Trump scored a pivotal legislative victory by signing the “Big, Beautiful Bill” (BBB) into law just before his self-imposed July 4th deadline. More than the policy details, the passage of the bill signals Trump’s growing strength in his second term and solidifies political momentum heading into the remainder of 2025.
Illegal Aliens Found Hidden in Texas Trailer
Border Patrol agents in South Texas uncovered a harrowing smuggling attempt Wednesday after discovering seven illegal aliens sealed into a hidden compartment beneath a flatbed trailer. The discovery occurred after the truck’s driver, attempting to evade law enforcement, crashed into a ranch fence near Laredo and fled on foot.
Jason Crow Trump Bill Comments Spark Outrage
Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) raised alarm Thursday during an interview on CNN, asserting that constituents in his district fear they “won’t survive” if President Donald Trump’s proposed “Big Beautiful Bill” becomes law. Crow claimed the legislation represents a drastic transfer of wealth favoring billionaires at the expense of working-class families.
Reformas de Transporte de Trump Priorizarán a los Conductores de Estados Unidos
Bajo el liderazgo del presidente Donald Trump y del secretario de Transporte Sean Duffy, el Departamento de Transporte ha presentado reformas de gran alcance...
Madre Fire estalla y se convierte en el incendio más grande de California en 2025
El incendio Madre en California se disparó a 35,530 acres en menos de 24 horas, convirtiéndose en el incendio forestal más grande del estado...
Trump: Gran y Hermosa Victoria Sacude Washington
El presidente Donald Trump logró una victoria legislativa clave al firmar la “Gran y Hermosa Ley” (BBB) justo antes de su autoimpuesto plazo del...
Lily Allen Abortion Comments Spark Outrage
British pop star Lily Allen sparked outrage this week after laughing and singing about her past abortions during a public podcast appearance. Speaking on BBC’s Miss Me? podcast, Allen, 40, disturbingly joked, “Abortions, I’ve had a few, but then again, I can’t remember exactly how many,” while singing to the tune of Frank Sinatra’s classic “My Way.”
U.S. Economy Adds 147,000 New Jobs
U.S. employers added 147,000 jobs in June, the Labor Department reported. The unemployment rate was reported as being 4.1%, down from 4.2% in May.
Some Trump Staffers Not Taking Salary
Several staffers within the Trump administration are not taking salaries, a report details.
House Sends ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ to Trump’s Desk
The House of Representatives passed President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" in a 218-214 vote.
Navy Hit with Major Lawsuit Over Chemical Leak
The Honolulu Board of Water Supply (BWS) filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy after it allegedly caused a fuel leak that affected Hawaii residents.
Trump Meets with American Freed from Gaza
President Donald Trump met with freed American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander.
Iranian Nuclear Program Delayed ‘1 to 2 Years’
Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell stated that the United States believes Iran's nuclear program has been delayed by one or two years following President Donald Trump's strikes.
Duffy Demands Removal of Political Messaging from Roads
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent a letter to all U.S. governors, as well as the mayor of Washington, D.C., and the governor of Puerto Rico, demanding that they take action to remove political messages found on crosswalks and other roads.
House Nears Final Vote on Trump Bill
House Republicans have advanced President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" and now seek to hold a final vote.
Judge Allows Family of Boulder Terror Suspect to be Deported
U.S. District Court Judge Orlando Garcia has permitted the family of the Boulder, Colorado, terror suspect to be deported.
Supreme Court to Consider Trans Athletes in Female Sports
The Supreme Court will consider whether states can prohibit transgender athletes from participating in female school sports. The case centers on Idaho and West Virginia.
Hundreds of Lawsuits Target Trump: New Tracker Exposes Left’s Legal War
A conservative legal group has launched a new website exposing the volume of lawsuits aimed at blocking President Trump’s policies.
Purdue to Axe Scores of Low-Enrollment Programs Amid State Mandate
Purdue University is preparing to cut or merge dozens of bachelor’s and graduate programs that fail to meet state-mandated enrollment thresholds.
Parents Sue Houston School District Over Secret ‘Social Transition’ of Daughter
Houston parents sue Houston Independent School District over Bellaire High’s alleged secret gender transition of their daughter.
Iranian Bot Army Flooded Americans With Antisemitic Propaganda During Israel Conflict
A new report reveals that Iran-backed bot networks surged during the June war between Israel and Iran, inundating American social media with antisemitic conspiracy theories.
New York Bill Threatens $1M Fines for Donations to Israeli Aid Groups
New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani sponsors bill to impose $1M fines on donations to Israeli aid groups.
Democrats Flip on Israel: CNN Pollster Alarmed by Shocking Trend
CNN pollster Harry Enten reports a dramatic 56‑point swing in Democratic sympathy from pro‑Israel to pro‑Palestinian .
Judge Halts Trump’s Border Crackdown—Asylum Backdoors Fly Open
Federal Judge Moss blocks Trump's January asylum suspension at the southern border, calling it unconstitutional.
‘Heartbreaking’: 21‑Year‑Old Congressional Intern Killed in DC Shooting
congressional intern, Eric Tarpinian‑Jachym from Granby, Massachusetts, was fatally shot near the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
‘Historic Move’ FBI HQ Slated for Reagan Building—Patel Just Delivered
FBI Director Kash Patel announces relocation of FBI headquarters from Hoover Building to the Ronald Reagan Building in DC
82-Year-Old Woman Wins $65K After YMCA Bans Her for Opposing Male in Women’s Locker Room
An 82-year-old woman from Port Townsend, Washington, has secured a $65,000 legal settlement after being banned for life from her local YMCA
Arizona Bipartisan Budget Delivers $17.6B Deal
Governor Katie Hobbs signed a $17.6 billion bipartisan budget Friday, narrowly avoiding a government shutdown and marking another year of steady spending increases under her administration. The new fiscal package includes funding increases for K-12 education, Medicaid, border security, and public safety—features that align closely with Hobbs’ original proposal but reflect bipartisan compromises with a Republican-led legislature.
Amazon Warehouse Robots Poised to Overtake Human Workforce
Amazon is on the verge of having more robots than human employees in its massive warehouse network, as automation continues to redefine the future of retail logistics. The company currently operates over one million robots—nearly matching the size of its human workforce—and is expected to surpass that number soon.
ICE Responds: L.A. Mayor Won’t Shut Down Enforcement
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass urged Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to “go home” amid escalating tension over sanctuary policies.
Trump Eyes CNN Prosecution Over ICE App Coverage
President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced in Florida Tuesday that they are exploring legal action against CNN for its reporting on ICEBlock, a mobile app that tracks Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, as well as for alleged false reporting on U.S. military operations in Iran.
Bryan Kohberger’s Professor Fears She Inspired Him
Dr. Katherine Ramsland, a criminology professor who taught Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger, is confronting a disturbing possibility: that her own academic instruction may have influenced his violent actions. Speaking to NewsNation, Ramsland admitted, “I have to look at the framework of what I taught and wonder, did I inspire him in some way?”
China on Notice: Hegseth’s Argentina Deal Shakes Up Latin America
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth hosted Argentina’s Defense Minister Luis Petri at the Pentagon on July 2, marking a significant step in deepening U.S.–Argentina military cooperation.
AI Restaurant Ranking Hotness Sparks Controversy
A new AI-powered website called LooksMapping is turning heads in the restaurant world by ranking eateries based on the attractiveness of their customers, not their cuisine. Targeting 9,800 restaurants in major cities like New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, the site rates diners on a scale of 1 to 10 using profile photos pulled from millions of Google reviews.
Google Caught Red-Handed: $314M Verdict Exposes Hidden Data Harvesting
A California jury has ordered Google to pay $314.6 million after determining the tech giant secretly collected cellular data from Android users without their consent.
El DHS Celebra la “Frontera Más Segura en la Historia de Estados Unidos”
El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS, por sus siglas en inglés) anunció que Estados Unidos ha alcanzado nuevamente un número récord de bajas detenciones.
“En...
Trump Welfare Reform Pilot Targets Dependency Cuts
The Trump administration is opening applications for a new six-year welfare reform pilot aimed at reducing state reliance on federal programs like Medicaid, SNAP, and TANF. Spearheaded by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), the initiative focuses on promoting employment and personal responsibility across five selected states.
Google, con las Manos en la Masa: Veredicto de $314 Millones Revela Recolección Oculta de Datos
Un jurado de California ordenó a Google pagar $314.6 millones tras determinar que la gigante tecnológica recolectó en secreto datos celulares de usuarios de...
China en la Mira: El Acuerdo de Hegseth con Argentina Sacude a América Latina
El secretario de Defensa, Pete Hegseth, recibió al ministro de Defensa de Argentina, Luis Petri, en el Pentágono el 2 de julio, marcando un paso significativo hacia el fortalecimiento de la cooperación militar entre Estados Unidos y Argentina.
Anti-Tren Gang Busted in Major Houston FBI Raid
A multi-agency task force arrested 16 members of the Venezuelan “Anti-Tren” gang in Houston, Texas, marking the largest FBI takedown yet of the offshoot criminal faction. The suspects, linked to the notorious Tren de Aragua terrorist group, face federal charges for drug trafficking, weapons offenses, and violent crimes, including a mass shooting.
Albuquerque Teacher Child Sex Scandal Escalates
Parents in Albuquerque, New Mexico, are alarmed after a third local teacher was arrested within a month over allegations of inappropriate behavior with minors. The latest suspect, 41-year-old Julian Gunther, a social studies teacher at Rio Grande Academy of Fine Arts, was taken into custody Tuesday for allegedly sending sexually explicit messages to someone he believed was a 12-year-old girl.
Trump Border Crackdown Triggers 90% Drop in Got-Aways
President Donald Trump’s return to border enforcement has led to a historic drop in illegal immigration, reversing the crisis that peaked under Joe Biden’s administration. Federal data shows a 90% reduction in illegal alien “got-aways” in June compared to the same month last year. These are individuals who evade U.S. Border Patrol entirely—many with criminal histories.
Quad Critical Minerals Pact Targets China’s Grip
Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with foreign ministers from Japan, India, and Australia in Washington on Tuesday to launch a new alliance aimed at cutting dependence on China for critical minerals. The agreement, part of a broader “Quad Critical Minerals Initiative,” includes plans for up to 40 companies from the four nations to meet and discuss reshaping their mineral supply chains.
Kohberger Cuts Deal: Death Penalty Dropped in Shocking Idaho Plea
Bryan Kohberger pleaded guilty on July 2, 2025, to the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, avoiding the death penalty in a surprise plea agreement.
DHS Celebrates ‘Most Secure Border in American History’
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that the U.S. has yet again reached a record number of low apprehensions.
Iran Formally Ends Cooperation with IAEA
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian issued an order formally suspending cooperation with the UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Wisconsin Court Strikes Down Historical Abortion Ban
The Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the state's 176-year-old abortion ban, ruling that more recent laws supersede the 19th-century policy.
Trump Admin Saves California from Self-Imposed Crisis
The Trump administration has provided California with federal assistance to address the estimated $1 billion in damages from anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles.
Trump’s Border Crackdown Working: Even Mexico Sees the Difference
A Mexican border town is seeing unexpectedly calm conditions despite President Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign. Business owners in Nogales report fewer crossing attempts and lower drug trafficking, even as the administration touted sweeping enforcement measures at the border.
CIA Director Condemns Former Leadership in Major Declassified Review
CIA Director John Ratcliffe released a review of the intelligence community's analysis of Russian influence during the 2016 election, condemning Obama-era CIA Director John Brennan for opening a "very politicized inquiry" against the agency's standards.
Trump Gets the Last Laugh as ‘Distorted’ Portrait Removed
This week, a fresh portrait of President Trump was unveiled at the Colorado State Capitol, replacing one he slammed as “purposefully distorted.”
‘Landmark’ Rare Earth Mine Coming to Wyoming
Energy officials are planning to travel to Wyoming for the opening of a new rare earth mine, the first in the United States in more than 70 years and the first new coal mine in Wyoming in more than 50 years.
Diddy Cleared of Sex‑Trafficking, Convicted Under Mann Act
Sean “Diddy” Combs, 55, was acquitted today of racketeering and sex‑trafficking charges in a New York federal court, avoiding a potential life sentence.
Trump Reaches Trade Deal with Vietnam
President Donald Trump announced that the United States has reached a trade deal with Vietnam that provides the U.S. with "total access to their markets for trade."
Dems Push ‘Project 2029’ After Condemning Republican Equivalent
Democrats have launched an effort to form a "Project 2029" initiative following their widespread condemnation of the Republican equivalent, "Project 2025."
Israel Agrees to Ceasefire
President Donald Trump announced during the evening of July 1 that Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas.
CBS Reaches Eight-Figure Settlement with Trump
Paramount, the parent company of CBS, reached a settlement with President Donald Trump to pay $16 million after the company was accused of deceptively editing an interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris.
Rubio Shuts Down USAID, Slams Waste and Lavish NGO Spending
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the closure of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), citing decades of waste.
UPenn to Strip Lia Thomas of Titles in Trump‑White House Title IX Deal
The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to strip transgender swimmer Lia Thomas of her women’s swim titles under a new settlement.
Wyoming GOP Presses Governor After Trans Bathroom Protest
Wyoming Republicans urge Governor Gordon to enforce new bathroom law after a transgender activist used a women’s restroom at the capitol.
California Eases Environmental Law to Spur Homebuilding
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed two bills on July 1 that roll back parts of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), aiming to accelerate housing.
Partial Verdict in Diddy Sex‑Trafficking Trial Leaves Racketeering Count Unresolved
Jury reaches partial verdict in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking trial, with decision on serious racketeering charge still pending.
Exposed: Cornell’s DEI Hiring Filters Trigger Federal Civil Rights Showdown
A federal civil rights complaint filed July 1 alleges Cornell University used race‑based hiring checkpoints across multiple hiring stages.
Gazans Testify Hamas Guns Down Civilians at Aid Sites
Witnesses in Gaza testified to international investigators that Hamas militants deliberately opened fire on ordinary Gazan civilians as they attempted to collect humanitarian aid.
Supreme Court Snub: Justice Thomas Warns on Pre‑Hire Free Speech Punishment
Justice Thomas issues sharp warning after high court refuses review of teacher fired for pre‑hire social media posts.
‘We’ll Break Your Legs’: UN Accused of Mafia-Style Threats Over Trump-Backed Gaza Aid
UN officials allegedly threatened NGOs cooperating with Trump-backed Gaza aid effort, sparking backlash over political obstruction.
UPS Heat Scandal: Drivers Suffer as Electric Truck Rollout Stalls
UPS drivers are facing dangerous working conditions as the company’s transition to electric and alternative-fuel vehicles leaves many without air conditioning in extreme summer heat.
Trump: DOGE Might Eat Elon
Former President Trump intensified his feud with Elon Musk amid fierce debate over his massive tax-and-spending package, dubbed the "One Big Beautiful Bill."
Hospital Voter Registration Controversy Outrage
In a new book, former Congressman Jason Chaffetz alleges that the non-profit group VOT-ER partnered with hospitals across the country to register sedated and even psychiatric patients to vote ahead of the 2024 election. Speaking on The Drill Down podcast, Chaffetz called it a “dark money-driven” effort bankrolled by the Tides Foundation, Open Society Foundation, and the Gates Foundation.
Rosie O’Donnell Torches Oprah Over Bezos Wedding
Comedian Rosie O’Donnell launched a scathing poetic attack against billionaire Jeff Bezos, his new wife Lauren Sánchez, and Oprah Winfrey following the couple’s lavish $50 million wedding in Venice. O’Donnell, writing from her self-imposed exile in Ireland, condemned the star-studded celebration as “gross excess” and accused the A-list attendees of “worthless performative nonsense.”
Leonardo DiCaprio Climate Hypocrisy on Full Display in Venice
Leonardo DiCaprio, longtime Democrat supporter and vocal climate activist, attended Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s wedding in Venice, Italy—joining a host of Hollywood elites who arrived via private jet or superyacht for the luxury event. The three-day celebration drew criticism as over 90 private jets flew into Venice, a city slowly sinking and often cited by climate activists as a symbol of environmental urgency.
Illinois Semi-Auto Gun Ban Headed for Supreme Court Battle
A pivotal legal battle over Illinois’ ban on semi-automatic firearms is now on track to reach the U.S. Supreme Court, with a possible final decision expected by mid-2026. The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has scheduled oral arguments for September 22 in a case that could determine whether any state can legally prohibit commonly owned firearms.
New Hampshire School Funding Ruled Unconstitutional
New Hampshire’s Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the state’s current K-12 education funding system is unconstitutional, ordering Governor Kelly Ayotte and the legislature to address major shortfalls. The decision affirms a six-year legal challenge by school districts that argued the state has failed to meet its constitutional obligation to fund an adequate public education.
Beautiful Bill Delivers Border Security Trump Promised
President Donald Trump’s newly introduced “One Big Beautiful Bill” aims to permanently secure the southern U.S. border, delivering what top officials call the most significant border security legislation in American history. The bill includes $146.5 billion in total funding—$46.5 billion to finish the border wall and expand surveillance, plus another $100 billion to detain illegal immigrants and bolster immigration enforcement agencies.
Piratas Informáticos Vinculados a Irán Amenazan con Filtrar Correos de la Administración Trump
Un grupo cibernético vinculado a Irán ha amenazado con divulgar correos electrónicos que, según afirma, provienen de funcionarios y asociados de la administración Trump....
Hagamos que América Rastrille de Nuevo: Newsom Copia el Plan de Incendios Forestales de Trump
El gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom, ha adoptado públicamente una estrategia de prevención de incendios forestales que durante años fue objeto de burlas por...
Vance emite voto de desempate a favor del ‘Gran y Hermoso Proyecto de Ley’ de Trump
El Senado aprobó por un estrecho margen el “gran y hermoso proyecto de ley” del presidente Donald Trump con una votación de 51-50. El...
Amazon Tariffs Price Impact, Prices Stay Low Despite Hikes
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy confirmed Monday that recent tariffs on Chinese imports have not caused significant price increases on the company’s platform. Speaking on CNBC’s Mad Money, Jassy credited strategic inventory moves and competitive seller behavior for keeping prices stable, reinforcing arguments that tariffs do not necessarily fuel inflation as critics long claimed.
South Africa’s Iranian Condolence Sparks Global Backlash
South Africa’s foreign affairs ministry drew sharp criticism after posting photos Tuesday of Deputy Foreign Minister Anna Thandi Moraka signing a condolence book at the Iranian embassy in Pretoria. The images showed Moraka standing beside a large portrait of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader.
Trump: Self-Deport or Face the Alligators
Former President Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem toured the new migrant detention facility, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," on July 1, deep in Florida’s Everglades.
Make America Rake Again, Newsom Copies Trump Wildfire Plan
California Governor Gavin Newsom has publicly embraced a wildfire prevention strategy long mocked by Democrats, adopting President Donald Trump’s “rake the forest” approach under a new slogan: “Make America Rake Again.” The announcement, made during a press conference Tuesday in Placer County, marks a shift in Newsom’s wildfire messaging after years of criticism over his handling of the state’s devastating fire seasons.
Radical NYC Candidate Vows to Defy ICE, Trump Promises Arrest
President Trump sharply criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani on two occasions on Tuesday, calling him a "communist" and threatening to arrest him should he follow through on promises to obstruct federal immigration enforcement.
Southern California July 4 Chaos, Events Canceled Over ICE
Multiple cities across Southern California have canceled or postponed Fourth of July events due to heightened Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity targeting illegal immigration. Communities with large immigrant populations, including Bell Gardens, Cudahy, Boyle Heights, and Huntington Park, have called off public festivities, citing safety concerns and growing fear among residents. The decision reflects increasing anxiety among immigrant families, many of whom are reportedly avoiding public gatherings.
Iran-Linked Hackers Threaten to Release Trump Admin Emails
A cyber group connected to Iran threatened to release emails it claims stem from Trump officials and associates. The report has been dismissed as a "smear campaign" in light of recent U.S. and Iranian tensions.
AI ‘Dramatically Better’ Than Doctors, Microsoft Says
Microsoft announced a new tool powered by artificial intelligence that claims to be far more accurate than experienced physicians.
Gubernatorial Candidate Threatens to Arrest Fauci
Texas gubernatorial candidate and former Green Beret Lt. Col. Dr. Pete Chambers threatened to arrest former NIAID Director Anthony Fauci.
Iconic Chocolate Company Goes MAHA
The Hershey Company announced that it will remove artificial food dyes from its products by the end of 2027.
Los Angeles Faces Lawsuit for Shielding Illegals
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles, California, its mayor, Karen Bass, and its city council over policies impeding federal immigration enforcement.
Shocking Sting Exposes North Korea’s Secret North Korea Hacking Ring Inside U.S.
Federal agents just busted a sprawling North Korea hacking operation that infiltrated over 100 U.S. companies—including Fortune 500 firms—to fund the DPRK’s weapons ambitions and evade sanctions.
Chinese Operatives Arrested in U.S. Navy Plot
Two Chinese nationals have been arrested after they acted as agents on behalf of the People's Republic of China (PRC).
Hollywood Rears its Stupid Head: Actor John Cusack Calls for Iranian Nuclear Weapon
Controversial actor John Cusack sparked outrage by saying Iran should get a nuclear weapon to deter U.S. and Israel aggression—raising serious concerns about his allegiances and his dangerous stance on global security.
Former Pfizer Executive Probed by Congress
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) subpoenaed former Pfizer executive Dr. Philip Dormitzer after he failed to comply with previous oversight initiatives.
Kohberger Plea Deal Sparks Outrage, Calls for Accountability
The sudden plea deal in Idaho's tragic student murders is igniting fury, as prosecutors spared accused killer Bryan Kohberger from the death penalty—leaving families feeling betrayed and demands for answers unanswered.
Clash of the Titans: Trump Threatens to Deport Elon Musk Over Subsidy Squabble
Trump says he may deport Elon Musk and audit his subsidies, warning DOGE could “eat Elon” after Musk slammed Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill.
Vance Casts Tie-Breaking Vote for Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
The Senate narrowly passed President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" in a 51-50 vote.
Trump Takes Hardline Stance with Iran, ‘Unlike Obama’
President Trump declared he has dropped all work on any deal with Iran, firmly rejecting Sen. Chris Coons’s claim that his administration offered “tens of billions of dollars of incentives and reduced sanctions.”
82-Year-Old Woman Dies After Anti-Semitic Terror Attack in Boulder
The devastating anti‑Semitic firebombing in Boulder has claimed an innocent life—82‑year‑old Karen Diamond succumbed to her injuries, officials confirmed, and prosecutors have filed two first‑degree murder charges against suspect Mohamed Soliman.
Texas Declares Gold as Legal Tender
Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) signed a bill allowing Texas residents to use gold or silver as legal tender in transactions.
Trump Admin. Moves Against U.N. Envoy’s Anti-Semitic ‘Economic Warfare’
The Trump administration asked the U.N. Wednesday to remove Francesca Albanese, accusing her of waging economic warfare against Israel—and threatening American business—with letters full of “inflammatory rhetoric and false accusations.”
Trump Targets Cuba’s Communism in New Directive
President Donald Trump issued a national security memorandum directing his administration to cease practices "disproportionately" benefiting Cuba.
They Told Jewish Kids To ‘Toughen Up’—Then Expelled Them
At the esteemed Nysmith School in northern Virginia, administrators shocked families by telling Jewish students to toughen up amid anti-Semitic harassment—and then removing them.
Columbia Awards Anti-Israel Activist University Professor Honor
Columbia University stoked outrage by appointing Farah Jasmine Griffin—a longtime supporter of BDS (the boycott, disinvestment, sanctions movement targeting Israel)—to the esteemed University Professor position, its “highest academic distinction.”
Berklee Fixates on Gender in Jazz Faculty Report
The Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice released a report highlighting a 6-to-1 male-to-female ratio among jazz educators in U.S. colleges.
Stanford Budget Cuts Layoffs: Ideology Over Merit
Stanford plans $140M in cuts, likely layoffs, and critics say academic merit may take a backseat to ideological priorities.
UVA President Resigns Under DOJ Pressure Over DEI Policies
UVA President James Ryan resigns following DOJ pressure over DEI compliance, signaling a shift in federal influence on university leadership.
Pixar Blames Fans for ‘Elio’ Flop, Dodges Responsibility
Pixar’s original film Elio has become the studio’s worst box office performer, earning just $72 million globally against a $150 million budget.
Netanyahu Heads to White House Amid Cease-fire Push
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet President Trump at the White House on July 7, his third White House visit since January.
Trump Ends Syria Sanctions in Bold Middle East Pivot
President Trump signed an executive order on June 30, 2025, ending most U.S. sanctions on Syria to support its economic recovery.
Charlize Theron Calls Bezos Wedding “Gross,” Says Guests “Suck”
Charlize Theron slammed Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s $50 million Venice wedding during her charity event.
Elon Musk Threatens GOP: Support Trump’s Bill, Lose Your Seat
Elon Musk is warning Republican lawmakers that backing President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” will cost them their political futures.
Fourth of July Honors B‑2 Pilots Behind Iran Strike
The White House will host the B‑2 bomber pilots responsible for the recent strikes on Iranian nuclear sites during the July 4 Independence Day celebration.
Homan Slams CNN for Promoting ICE-Tracking App
ICE director Tom Homan sharply criticized CNN for highlighting ICEBlock, an app designed to track Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in real time.
Trump Slams Fed Powell, ‘Too Late, Too Costly’
President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Monday, slamming the central bank for refusing to cut interest rates despite falling inflation. Trump accused Powell and the entire Federal Reserve Board of costing the U.S. economy “trillions” in unnecessary interest costs.
NYC Pride March Shooting Sparks Panic and Stampede
Following New York City’s Pride March on Sunday, violence and panic broke out near the historic Stonewall Inn and Washington Square Park, leaving two teenagers shot and more than 50 others injured.
Mets Pride Night Controversy Sparks Stunning Slump
The New York Mets are facing a rough patch following a controversial incident during their June 13 “Pride Night” at Citi Field. During the singing of the National Anthem, the stadium’s video board displayed an LGBTQ+ pride flag, drawing criticism from some fans and commentators who viewed it as inappropriate during a moment meant to honor the nation.
Mayor Adams Solitary Confinement Power Grab Blocked
New York City Mayor Eric Adams unlawfully used emergency powers to override a City Council ban on prolonged solitary confinement in local jails, a state judge ruled Monday. The court sided with the City Council, declaring Adams had exceeded his authority in issuing an executive order to suspend the law after his veto was overridden.
North Carolina Democrats Turn on Israel with Controversy
North Carolina Democrats passed a sweeping resolution Saturday declaring Israel guilty of genocide and apartheid, demanding a full halt to U.S. military aid. The move aligns the party with growing anti-Israel sentiment on the left but sets up a high-stakes political battle for state and federal seats in the 2026 elections.
Media’s Murder Cover-Up, Illegal Alien’s Status Hidden
The Los Angeles Times is under fire for omitting key facts in its coverage of a horrific crime involving the sexual abuse and murder of 13-year-old Oscar Omar Hernandez. In a report published this week, the Times repeatedly referred to the accused, 43-year-old Mario Edgardo Garcia-Aquino, as a “youth soccer coach,” while failing to disclose that he is an illegal alien from El Salvador.
Un Gran y Hermoso Proyecto de Ley Recibe Amplio Respaldo de los Trabajadores Estadounidenses
Un nuevo video publicado por la Casa Blanca el jueves presenta a trabajadores y madres de todo Estados Unidos instando al Senado a aprobar el “One Big Beautiful Bill” del presidente Donald Trump.
Personal de la EPA Se Pronuncia Contra Trump Públicamente
Empleados de la Agencia de Protección Ambiental (EPA) publicaron una carta de disenso en contra del administrador Lee Zeldin por su liderazgo alineado con las políticas del presidente Donald Trump.
El Panel de la OMS No Puede Admitir el Origen del COVID
Un panel de científicos afiliados a la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) declaró en un informe que no puede llegar a una conclusión definitiva sobre los orígenes del COVID-19.
Illinois State Pushes Queer Studies Certificate—Here’s What It Means for Students
Illinois State University has introduced its first-ever undergraduate certificate in Queer Studies, building off its existing concentration within the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies...
Juarez Cartel Terrorist Designation Urged by Victims’ Families
A group of families who lost loved ones to cartel violence is calling on the Trump administration to formally designate the Juarez Cartel and its armed wing, La Linea, as foreign terrorist organizations. The designation would place them alongside six other Mexican cartels already classified as FTOs, enabling enhanced U.S. action against the groups.
One Big Beautiful Bill Gets Big Backing from Working Americans
A new White House video released Thursday features American workers and mothers from across the nation urging the Senate to pass President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill. The legislation, a key part of Trump’s economic agenda, includes tax cuts, protections for workers’ pay, and border security enhancements.
Jeannette Jara, Chilean Communist Clinches Presidential Bid
Chilean communist politician Jeannette Jara won her party’s “progressive primary” on Sunday with over 60% of the vote, securing her place as the leftist government’s official presidential candidate in the upcoming November 16 general election. Her victory marks the first time in a quarter-century that the Chilean Communist Party has fielded a presidential contender.
Alligator Alcatraz Immigration Detention to Cage Criminal Aliens
Ahead of the launch of a new high-security immigration detention facility in Florida, federal officials are showcasing recent arrests of illegal aliens convicted of heinous crimes including murder, child rape, kidnapping, and terrorism-related offenses. The facility, dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz,” will serve as a hub for housing some of the most dangerous individuals caught by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
WHO Panel Cannot Admit COVID’s Origins
A panel of scientists affiliated with the World Health Organization (WHO) said in a report that they cannot draw a definite conclusion about COVID-19's origins.
EPA Staff Goes Public with Trump Opposition
Employees with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a public letter of dissent against EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin over his leadership in line with President Donald Trump's policies.
Small Majority of Americans Value Prayer in Schools
Barely more than half of U.S. adults support praying in public schools, according to data released by Pew Research.
Harvard ‘Deliberately Indifferent’ to Student Harassment
The Department of Health and Human Services notified Harvard University that its federal funding will continue to be jeopardized as the latest investigation into...
DOJ Exposes Historic Degree of Healthcare Fraud
The Department of Justice announced that it has filed criminal charges against hundreds of individuals for their "alleged participation in various health care fraud schemes involving over $14.6 billion in intended loss."
Supreme Court to Hear Case Shifting Campaign Policies
The Supreme Court will take up a case that may present significant changes to campaign finance policies.
Key GOP Moderate to Exit Congress
Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE), a key moderate in the House, announced that he will not seek re-election.
Iran Vows to ‘Never Stop’ Nuclear Enrichment
The Iranian ambassador to the United Nations, Amir-Saeid Iravani, told CBS News that Iran will "never stop" enriching uranium.
Trump Teases TikTok Purchase
President Donald Trump announced that he has a group of "very wealthy people" prepared to purchase social media app TikTok.
‘Absolute Rejection’ of Defund the Police Movement Proves Effective
Cities that increased their police budget in 2024 are now reporting dramatic drops in homicides, dealing a major blow to the defund-the-police movement.
Mamdani Doubles Down on Racist anti-White Tax Plan
NYC socialist Zohran Mamdani doubled down on taxing richer and Whiter neighborhoods this weekend, drawing sharp conservative backlash. He insisted his proposal isn’t racist but a matter of tax fairness.
‘Paper Tigers’ Have Lost Their Bite: NYC Unions Fail to Deliver Cuomo Victory
The recent New York City (NYC) Democratic mayoral primary indicated that NYC's once-mighty labor unions have been relegated to little more than 'paper tigers.'
Cartel Hacker Exposed: FBI Informants Targeted by Sinaloa Cyber Spies
A terrifying new report reveals a cartel hacker working for the Sinaloa cartel exploited an FBI agent’s phone and Mexico City surveillance cameras to expose government informants and even carry out murders.
Give Us Your Wealthy, Your Un-Woke, Your Capitalists: FL Mayor Courts NYC Businesses
Mayor Scott Singer of Boca Raton is seizing on New York’s leftward lurch to position his city as the next capitalist haven.
Canada Drops Tax Against U.S.
Canada announced that it has restarted negotiations with the United States after it suspended its digital tax.
Lies, Marble, and Rooftop Gardens: Fed Chair Caught in $2.5 Billion Luxury Scandal
A renovation of the US central bank headquarters in Washington, D.C. is drawing outrage as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stands accused of misleading Congress about a $2.5 billion revamp at the Federal Reserve’s Washington headquarters.
Kamala Harris’s Failures Haunt CA Voters Ahead of CA Gubernatorial Race
Kamala Harris's fall from grace continues as California Democrats question whether the former vice president can rebound in a 2026 governor’s race.
Panhandling Provosts: Harvard Pursues Corporate Funding After Cut to Federal Grants
Harvard University is now scrambling for corporate funding after President Trump revoked over $2 billion in federal grants, citing campus anti‑Semitism and discriminatory DEI policies.
Khamenei’s Temper-Tantrum Provokes Trump’s Ire
US President Donald Trump confirmed that he has officially dropped all work on sanction relief for Iran after Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei delivered an “angry, hostile, and unhappy” speech, falsely claiming victory over Israel.
Anything But Just: Duke Law Journal Race-Based Bias Exposed
Duke University's law journal handed minority applicants insider help in selecting their next crop of editors, betraying fairness and merit.
Texas State Protesters Demand ‘Sanctuary Campus,’ Accuse Israel of Genocide
Students at Texas State University in San Marcos, led by the Young Democratic Socialists of America, staged a pro-Palestinian protest.
Czech Population Study Suggests Lower Fertility Rates Among Vaccinated Women
A large-scale study analyzing national data in the Czech Republic has found lower rates of successful conceptions (live births) among women vaccinated against COVID-19 compared to their unvaccinated peers.
Left-Wing Lawsuit Aims to Ground ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
Two environmental organizations have filed a last-minute federal lawsuit in Miami’s Southern District to block construction of the “Alligator Alcatraz”.
Sliwa Slams Exit Rumors, Lashes Out at Adams Over Mamdani Surge
Curtis Sliwa, the GOP’s NYC mayoral nominee, forcefully pushed back on claims he might drop out of the race to make way for Eric Adams.
Trump Hails Tillis Retirement: ‘Great News!’ and a Warning to GOP
President Trump praised Senator Thom Tillis’s announcement not to seek re-election in 2026, calling it “Great News!”.
Deadly Ambush in Idaho: Firefighters Targeted Amid Active Shooter Alert
A brush fire response in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, turned into a fatal attack on Sunday when firefighters were ambushed by a gunman.
Clerical Fatwa Declares Trump and Netanyahu “Enemies of God”
Iran’s top Shiite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi, issued a powerful religious decree (fatwa) on June 29, 2025, labeling President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as “warlords”.
Satellite Evidence: Iran Rushes to Repair Fordow Despite U.S.–Israeli Strikes
New Maxar satellite images confirm ongoing repair work at Iran’s Fordow underground nuclear complex, days after U.S. and Israeli bunker-buster strikes.
Law Enforcement Eyes ‘Death to the IDF’ Chant at Glastonbury as Possible Hate Crime
British police are investigating Glastonbury Festival footage showing punk-rap duo Bob Vylan leading a crowd chant of “Death, death to the IDF”.
Blessed Is the Nation Whose God Is the Lord: America, Revival, and the Divine Hand in Leadership
“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people He has chosen as His own inheritance.”—Psalm 33:12
There are moments in history when...
Zohran Mamdani Dodges Intifada Condemnation
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani declined to condemn the controversial slogan “globalize the intifada” during an appearance on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday. The phrase, widely regarded as a call for violence against Jews, has sparked outrage among Jewish communities and across the political spectrum.
Russian Drone Attack on Odesa Kills 2, Injures 14 Including Children
A Russian drone strike on a residential tower in Odesa, Ukraine, killed two civilians and injured at least 14 others late Friday night.
Oregon Concealed Carry Rights Under Fire
Oregon lawmakers passed Senate Bill 243 last week, imposing new restrictions on concealed carry rights and firearm accessories. The bill now awaits Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek’s signature, likely tightening Second Amendment freedoms across the state.
Grooming Gang Wikipedia Cover-Up Exposed
A Wikipedia article focused on the growing scandal of Pakistani-heritage grooming gangs targeting young white women in the U.K. was nominated for deletion by editor “Simonm223,” a Canadian Marxist socialist and science fiction author. His move ignited outrage over alleged political correctness and government cover-ups of these criminal networks.
Biden Border Policy Disaster, Mother Murdered
Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) issued a stark warning about the consequences of former President Joe Biden’s lax immigration policies following the murder of a South Carolina woman allegedly committed by six illegal aliens. Norman emphasized that the threat posed by unchecked illegal immigration now reaches into every community across the country.
GE Appliances Reshores Washing Machine Production to Kentucky
GE Appliances, a subsidiary of China’s Haier, announced a $490 million project to relocate the production of front-loading washing machines.
Ireland’s Bold Move: First EU Nation to Ban Israeli Settlement Imports
Ireland has become the first European Union country to introduce a law banning imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Trump Tax and Spending Blitz Hits Senate Monday
Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) announced Sunday that President Donald Trump’s latest spending package is on track for a final Senate vote on Monday, barring any major delays in the chamber.
Medicaid Reform Sustainability Questioned
On Sunday’s edition of Meet the Press, Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) called for sweeping reform of the Medicaid program, citing stark disparities in enrollment versus poverty levels. “We are cutting the waste, fraud and abuse, and I want to use the word abuse,” Mullin said. “There’s 35 million people that live under the poverty line inside the United States, yet 70 million on Medicaid — it is unsustainable.”
Chief Justice Roberts Warns of Real Danger in Attacks on Judges
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts issued a stern warning Saturday about the growing danger of political attacks on judges, pointing to escalating threats of violence linked to partisan rhetoric. Speaking at the Judicial Conference of the Fourth Circuit in Charlotte, North Carolina, Roberts addressed a gathering of judges and legal professionals, stressing the real-world consequences of inflammatory statements.
Alleged Iranian Sleeper‑Cell Threat Targets Dissidents in Canada
Canadian intelligence and law enforcement are monitoring potential threats from Iranian sleeper cells operating within the country.
Chris Murphy Says Supreme Court Undermining Democracy
Sen. Chris Murphy delivered a stark warning on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday, accusing the Supreme Court of abetting President Trump in weakening American democracy. His remarks came in response to the Court’s recent decision limiting the use of nationwide injunctions by lower courts.
Trump Lawless Military Strikes Ignite Impeachment Debate
Senator Chris Murphy criticized President Donald Trump on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday, saying Trump’s current actions are “much more lawless” than during his first term. Murphy’s remarks followed a question about whether Trump’s recent military strikes, allegedly ordered without congressional approval, could be grounds for impeachment.
Vision and Valor: What George Washington and Donald Trump Teach Us About Saving a Nation
"The moderation and virtue of a single character probably prevented this Revolution from being closed, as most others have been, by a subversion of...
Meta Removes Mizzou Weather Page After Tornado–Climate Discussion
Midwestern meteorologist and University of Missouri professor Anthony Lupo had his Facebook page “Midwest Missouri Weather” taken down.
Cornell Accused of Racially Biased Hiring in Internal Documents
Internal Cornell University records and whistleblower statements suggest the university implemented a hiring process prioritizing race and diversity over merit.
Tesla Autopilot Fatal Crash Sparks Lawsuit from Teen Survivor
A New Jersey teen is suing Tesla, claiming the carmaker’s design flaws caused a deadly crash that killed his entire family. The wrongful death lawsuit points directly at Tesla’s safety systems and CEO Elon Musk’s public claims about autopilot technology.
Seattle Schools Sued Over Alleged Antisemitic Bullying Ignored by Officials
A Jewish student has filed a lawsuit against Seattle Public Schools, claiming school officials failed to respond to repeated antisemitic harassment at Nathan Hale High School.
Washington Post Video Editor Arrested on Child Pornography Charges
Thomas Pham LeGro, a 48-year-old deputy director of video at The Washington Post, was charged by federal authorities on June 26 with possessing child pornography.
Russian Drone Attack on Odesa Kills 2, Injures 14 Including Children
Russian drone strike on a residential tower in Odesa, Ukraine, killed two civilians and injured at least 14 others late Friday night
Democrat 2028 Bench Crisis, Is This the Best They’ve Got?
Democratic prospects for 2028 are looking alarmingly weak, according to the latest polling. Former Vice President Kamala Harris, once a frontrunner, has plummeted to just 13%, trailing failed Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg at 16% and California Gov. Gavin Newsom at 12%. A combined 35% of voters remain undecided—and none of the current contenders inspire confidence.
IOC Female Sports Protection Gets a Game-Changer
At her first official press conference as the new president of the International Olympic Committee, Kirsty Coventry announced a significant shift in the IOC’s stance on transgender athletes in women’s sports. Coventry said Thursday that there is "overwhelming support" among IOC members to safeguard the integrity of women’s competition.
China Green Energy Threat, Trojan Tech in the U.S. Grid
The Chinese Communist Party is using America’s green energy movement to undermine U.S. energy independence, according to a new investigation by State Armor. The report reveals that Energy Foundation China is funneling funds into U.S. green energy projects with the goal of shifting supply chains to Beijing—raising serious concerns about national security.
USDA Prop 12 Overreach, NC Farmers Fight Back
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins affirmed at a recent House Agriculture Committee hearing that while California has the legal right to enact Proposition 12—a law requiring space minimums for egg-laying hens, breeding pigs, and veal calves—the state cannot force compliance on producers beyond its borders. Secretary Rollins emphasized, “The minute that crosses the border and begins to compromise… our pork producers we need to act.”
France Smoking Ban Moves Outdoors—Now Illegal
France is implementing one of its most sweeping anti-smoking measures in decades, banning smoking in nearly all outdoor public areas starting July 1. A new public health decree published Saturday will prohibit smoking at parks, beaches, sports venues, bus stops, and within perimeters around schools—anywhere children might gather.
Microsoft Research Tied to China’s Military AI Projects
Microsoft Research Asia (MSRA), based in Beijing and Shanghai, continues to conduct high-risk artificial intelligence research despite reassurances from Microsoft leadership that sensitive projects are off-limits. According to watchdogs, the Beijing lab has published facial recognition and synthetic media research in collaboration with prominent, sanctioned Chinese universities—some known for close ties to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA).
Supreme Court Birthright Ruling Sparks State-by-State Chaos
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong (D) criticized the Supreme Court on CNN’s Laura Coates Live Friday, arguing that its recent decision on nationwide injunctions concerning birthright citizenship was wrong and could create legal chaos across state lines.
Supreme Court School Ruling Sparks Book Ban Panic
CNN’s Jim Sciutto warned Friday that schools may begin pulling books from library shelves after a Supreme Court ruling gave parents the right to opt their children out of reading certain books based on religious beliefs. The comments came during a segment on Inside Politics, where Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) expressed concern about the broader implications of the decision.
Drone Strike Odesa Families Trapped, Children Injured in Attack
A deadly Russian drone strike on the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa overnight killed two people and injured at least 17 others, including three children, Ukrainian officials reported Saturday. The strike hit a residential high-rise, collapsing three floors and trapping multiple residents.
Rent Increase UK: The Hidden Cost No One Wants to Admit
A new report reveals that mass migration has significantly increased rent costs across England, with the capital city of London seeing the most severe impact. The study, published by British think tank Onward, estimates that immigration since 2001 has added an average of £132 per month to rental costs in England—and a staggering £216 per month in London.
Hollywood Private Jets Expose Climate Hypocrisy
Dozens of Hollywood elites who’ve championed climate change action arrived in Venice this week aboard private jets to celebrate Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s $50 million, three-day wedding celebration. The A-list guest list included Leonardo DiCaprio, Kim Kardashian, Oprah Winfrey, Mick Jagger, Orlando Bloom, and Katy Perry—all of whom have publicly urged the public to reduce carbon emissions.
Tesla Bombing Suspect Could Spend Decades Behind Bars
A 19-year-old Missouri resident accused of firebombing a Tesla dealership in Kansas City could face up to 30 years in federal prison if convicted on all charges. The suspect, Owen McIntire, allegedly targeted two Tesla vehicles in March and now faces charges of malicious destruction of property and unlawful possession of an unregistered destructive device.
Bombing Accomplice Dies After Dramatic Jailhouse Leap
A Washington man accused of aiding the Palm Springs fertility clinic bomber has died in custody after reportedly jumping from a high prison balcony. Daniel Jongyon Park, 32, was pronounced dead at a hospital shortly after the fall, sources told the LA Times.
Seattle Drug Bust Uncovers Insane Cartel Connections
A Washington man has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for his role in a large international drug smuggling ring with direct ties to Mexico and Colombia. Curtis McDaniel, 56, received his sentence Thursday in U.S. District Court in Seattle after his June 2024 arrest during a joint operation led by the DEA, Seattle Police, and IRS Criminal Investigation.
North Carolina Donor Privacy Bill Sparks Big Debate
Legislation protecting donor privacy for nonprofit organizations is now on its way to North Carolina Governor Josh Stein. The Personal Privacy Protection Act, also known as Senate Bill 416, passed both the state House and Senate Thursday, mostly along party lines.
Belgium Weapons Raid Backfires, Activists Target the Wrong War
More than 100 anti-Israel activists stormed a weapons facility in Belgium on Monday in an attempt to halt what they believed was military support for Israel—but instead ended up sabotaging a crucial supply line for Ukraine.
Karina Lipsman Sounds the Alarm on NYC’s Radical Turn
Karina Lipsman, a Republican congressional candidate and Soviet refugee, voiced alarm over New York City’s growing support for a self-proclaimed socialist mayoral candidate, calling it “scary” but not surprising. Speaking on Breitbart News Daily, Lipsman warned that the normalization of socialist ideologies among younger voters threatens America’s foundational liberties.
Alligator Alcatraz Backlash, Why Tribal Leaders Are Furious
Florida officials are moving fast to convert a remote Everglades facility into a migrant processing center capable of housing up to 3,000 illegal immigrants—but the location, surrounded by swamps, alligators, and pythons, has ignited backlash from indigenous leaders who say the land is sacred.
Ecuador Drug Lord Snatched in Raid
Ecuadorian authorities, in coordination with U.S. law enforcement, captured one of the country’s most violent and powerful cartel leaders this week in a major blow to organized crime. Jose Adolfo “Fito” Macias, head of the Los Choneros cartel, was arrested while hiding in a bunker, according to Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa.
Deport Drunk Drivers? What the House Just Did is Shocking
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday passed legislation allowing the deportation of non-citizens convicted of driving under the influence. The bill, H.R. 875—formally titled the Jeremy and Angel Seay and Sergeant Brandon Mendoza Protect Our Communities from DUIs Act of 2025—received strong Republican support while 160 Democrats voted against it.
New Peace Agreement Hopes to End 30-Year War
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo signed a peace agreement in Washington, D.C., marking a significant step in the countries' decades-long conflict.
Newsom Files $787 Million Fight Against Fox News
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) has filed a lawsuit against Fox News, alleging it deceptively edited a call he had with President Trump over the Los Angeles riots.
Migrants Fined Nearly $1,000 a Day for Defying Deportation
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a new federal rule to fine illegal immigrants who refuse to leave the country.
Trump Ends Trade Talks with Canada
President Donald Trump announced that he is ending all trade talks with Canada.
Opt-Out Restored: Parents Win Big in ‘Historic’ Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that parents have the right to opt their children out of LGBT classroom lessons.
Democrats Side with Rioters in New Vote
Only seven Democrats voted to support a resolution condemning the Los Angeles riots. Nearly 200 Democrats rejected the measure.
Texas Highway Standoff Raises Mental Health Concerns
A dramatic Texas highway standoff unfolded Thursday after an armed woman sat in the middle of Interstate 45 following a crash, triggering a five-hour law enforcement response and massive traffic shutdown.
Republican Targets Judge Undermining Trump
A Republican lawmaker is set to file impeachment articles against a California judge blocking President Trump's efforts to use the National Guard to combat protests.
Milwaukee Police Ambush Highlights Violence Crisis
Two Milwaukee police officers were ambushed and shot Thursday night, sparking renewed focus on the city’s worsening crime crisis.
U.S. Patriot Missile Defense Shatters Records
A small U.S. Patriot missile team made history Monday during Iran’s retaliatory strike on Al-Udeid Air Base, in what Gen. Dan "Raisin'" Caine called “the largest single Patriot engagement in U.S. military history.”
Navy Ditches Name Honoring Gay Rights Activist
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that a Navy ship has been renamed in honor of a Medal of Honor recipient.
Tick Warning: Stay Vigilant as Dangerous Pests Expand Their Range
As tick warnings becomes urgent, homeowners must take charge against ticks marching into new territory now.
Congressman Demands Mamdani Lose Citizenship
Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) demanded that New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani lose his citizenship after he supported terrorist entities.
Fashion Queen Makes Some Room on the Throne, Wintour to Hire Content Chief
Anna Wintour is preparing to shift her long-held leadership at American Vogue by delegating daily editorial tasks while remaining firmly in charge of the magazine’s direction.
If at First You Don’t Succeed… Change Political Affiliation? Cuomo Announces Independent Run
Andrew Cuomo is pressing ahead with an independent run for New York City mayor after falling short in the Democratic primary, sources confirmed.
Legacy Media Strikes Again: NBC Leaks Taint Idaho Murders Jury Pool
Idaho quadruple murder suspect Bryan Kohberger might avoid the death penalty if convicted because of a media leak that tainted evidence before trial.
Supreme Court Decision Ends Attack on Trump Admin
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration in its efforts to block a lower court's preliminary injunction against President Donald Trump's order ending birthright citizenship for illegal immigrants.
Cackling Kamala Called on the Carpet Alleged Lie About Flagrant Podcast Invite
Comedian Andrew Schulz of the Flagrant podcast called out former Vice President Kamala Harris's failed 2024 presidential campaign for its alleged dishonesty.
Uni. of Georgetown’s Ties With Qatar Raise Diplomatic Alarm
Georgetown University's ties with Qatar now threaten the integrity of America’s future diplomats.
Z-List Rapper, anti-Semite, Terror Apologist Mamdani’s Past Haunts CNN Interview
Democratic socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faced fresh scrutiny after CNN aired a cringeworthy clip of his 2019 rap video during a live interview.
You’re Safe This July 4—Here’s How Feds Are Protecting You
Americans planning to attend Independence Day celebrations can expect robust security, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons.
Tehran Rejects U.S. Talks, Mocks Trump’s Strike Success
Iran firmly rejected claims that nuclear talks with the United States would resume following its 12-day war with Israel.
Trump Explodes on CNN, NYT Over Iran Bombshell
President Donald Trump is threatening legal action against CNN and The New York Times over their reporting on recent U.S. military strikes against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.
Lifelong Democrat Backs Trump After Huge Auto Tax Break
President Trump won support from lifelong Democratic autoworker James Benson during Thursday’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” event at the White House.
Eric Trump Eyes Tel Aviv Tower Deal in Iran Missile Zone
Eric Trump confirmed June 26 that the Trump Organization engaged in preliminary talks to plant the Trump brand in the heart of Tel Aviv.
Trump’s Fentanyl Visa Crackdown: Patriots Praise, Progressives Panic
A new visa restriction announced June 26 by Secretary of State Marco Rubio under President Trump’s leadership targets drug traffickers, their families, and close associates.
Arizona Pastor Murdered in Ritual Killing, You Won’t Believe Why
A 51-year-old Arizona man admitted to murdering and crucifying a local pastor in a brutal attack he claims was part of a nationwide plan to kill Christian leaders. Adam Christopher Sheafe confessed during a jailhouse interview to killing 76-year-old Pastor William Schonemann in New River in April, stating the act was religiously motivated.
Laurel Libby Silenced for Speaking Truth—She’s Fighting Back
Maine Rep. Laurel Libby (R) regained her full speaking and voting rights Wednesday after being censured by state Democrats for publicly criticizing the inclusion of a transgender-identifying male in a girls’ high school sports competition. Her reinstatement came five months after Democrats stripped her floor privileges for refusing to apologize for a social media post naming the athlete.
Congress Shaken as Trump’s Iran Strike Leaves Liberals Scrambling
A high-level Senate briefing on June 26, 2025, confirmed the success of President Trump’s precision airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, sending shockwaves through Capitol Hill and silencing critics who doubted his bold leadership.
Daddy’s Home and the Left’s Throwing Tantrums
The left is losing its mind over a few memes, and it’s both hilarious and telling. The Trump administration’s social media team has leaned hard into internet culture, churning out viral content that’s got the MAGA base chuckling and the progressive crowd in a frenzy.
Jamaal Bowman N-Word Claim Shocks CNN Panel and Viewers
Former Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) sparked controversy during a live appearance on CNN Wednesday, claiming that the stress from being called the “N-word” daily contributes to high rates of chronic illness among Black Americans. His remarks came during a heated discussion on race and political rhetoric.
What Is ActBlue Hiding? Subpoenas Raise Big Questions
House Republicans have subpoenaed two current and former ActBlue officials as part of an investigation into what they describe as “widespread” fraud on the Democratic Party’s primary fundraising platform. The subpoenas, obtained by The New York Post, target a current senior workflow specialist and former Vice President of Customer Service Alyssa Twomey.
What Kris Mayes Just Demanded Has Everyone Talking
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joined 21 other Democratic attorneys general in a coordinated push to ensure hospitals perform emergency abortions. The group sent a letter Tuesday to the American Hospital Association, emphasizing that hospitals remain legally obligated to provide abortion care under federal law in certain emergency situations.
What’s Going On Inside the Arizona Prison System
Arizona Senate Republicans are demanding accountability after a spike in inmate homicides, including the recent death of Indalecio Garcia, who died Monday at a Goodyear hospital. Garcia, an inmate at the Arizona State Prison Complex-Lewis, had been serving a sentence for aggravated assault and child molestation since 2022. His death is under investigation and could mark the 11th inmate homicide in the current fiscal year.
Illegal Immigrant Arizona Standoff Ends in Shocking Threat
A 37-year-old Arizona woman, Linet Vartanians, has been charged with threatening to shoot ICE agents outside her Tempe home, raising serious questions about law...
What’s Behind the Mamdani $65 Million Bombshell
New York State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist and newly minted winner of the NYC Democratic mayoral primary, has proposed a $65 million taxpayer-funded plan to expand sex change drugs and surgeries across the city. His campaign platform details sweeping financial support for what he calls “gender-affirming care,” a term broadly encompassing irreversible procedures and hormone treatments for both minors and adults.
Breaking the Law Book, Trump Says ‘A Must Read’
President Donald Trump offered strong support for Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow’s new book, Breaking the Law: Exposing the Weaponization of America’s Legal System Against Donald Trump. The investigative exposé uncovers the lawfare strategies used to undermine President Trump and reshape U.S. politics through judicial manipulation.
Erdogan F-35 Comeback? Trump Talks With Turkish President
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared renewed hope for acquiring F-35 fighter jets following talks with President Donald Trump at this week’s NATO summit in The Hague. Turkey was ejected from the F-35 program in 2019 after purchasing Russian S-400 missile systems, but Erdogan now says discussions are back on track, citing Trump’s “well-intentioned” stance.
Childhood Vaccine Schedules Under Scrutiny
An advisory committee for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) pledged to reassess childhood vaccine schedules.
Border Crackdown Leads to New Military Buffer Zone
The Department of Defense announced that it is creating a new military buffer zone in Texas to support border security efforts.
Another Food Giant Pledges to Remove Dyes
Nestlé announced that it will take steps to align its products with the "Make America Healthy Again" initiative, pledging to remove all Food, Drug & Cosmetic (FD&C) colors.
Top General Honors Pilots Involved in Iran Strike
President Donald Trump’s top general, Dan “Razin’” Caine, honored the pilots who participated in the strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities during a press conference.
Trump Envoy Hints at Possible Abraham Accords Expansion
President Donald Trump's Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, told CNBC that the historic Abraham Accords agreement may soon expand.
Iranian Regime Crackdown Stifles Civil Dissent After Israel, US Strikes
In Iran, a sweeping regime crackdown has shuttered nascent signs of dissent following the June 13 Israeli airstrikes that demolished three nuclear sites.
Teenagers Charged After Vandalizing Pride Flag
Four teenagers were arrested after they vandalized Pride flags in Atlanta.
House Oversight Turns Up Heat on Biden Fitness Inquiry
In a bold move, Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer subpoenaed Anthony Bernal—the former Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor to the First Lady—for a July 16 deposition.
Trump Has Heartfelt Exchange With Ukrainian Journalist, Discusses Need for Patriot Missiles
During a press conference at the NATO Summit in The Hague, U.S. President Donald Trump had a poignant exchange with a Ukrainian journalist, highlighting the growing urgency surrounding Ukraine’s defense.
‘Make Oklahoma Healthy Again’ Bolsters MAHA Efforts
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt (R) in launching "Make Oklahoma Healthy Again."
North Korea Opens Wonsan‑Kalma Site in Bid to Open Up a Tourism Industry
North Korea will next week open its new Wonsan‑Kalma tourist zone on the nation's east coast, a project it calls the “proud first step” toward a tourism‑driven economic revival.
Umbrella Impalement Sparks Safety Concerns at Jersey Shore
A terrifying umbrella impalement at the Jersey Shore has renewed public safety concerns after a gust of wind turned a common beach item into a deadly weapon.
Schumer and Jeffries Praise Mamdani’s Affordability Focus, Ignore Radical Policies, Anti-Semitic Hate
Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer and House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries both lauded Zohran Mamdani’s affordability focus following his upset win in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary.
DOJ Targets Orange County Voter Rolls
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Orange County Registrar of Voters Robert Page after he refused to provide records regarding the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls.
Nuclear Rebuild Threat: Israel and U.S. Ready to Respond
Israel and the U.S. delivered a stark message: the nuclear rebuild in Iran will not go unanswered.
MIT Shields Professor Accused of Harassing Jewish Student
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) faces sharp criticism in a federal anti-discrimination lawsuit after defending a professor accused of anti-Semitic harassment targeting a Jewish student.
Supreme Court Allows States to Cut Planned Parenthood Funding
The Supreme Court ruled that South Carolina may move to block Planned Parenthood from participating in the state's Medicaid program.
Iran’s Leader Claims Country ‘Victorious’
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, provided his first public statement since the ceasefire between the country and Israel, claiming Iran was "victorious."
Chants of ‘Globalize the Intifada’ Ring Out in Celebration of Mamdani’s Win
Far-left "globalize the intifada" chants erupted after Zohran Mamdani’s surprising New York mayoral primary win, spotlighting radical voices flooding campuses.
Sleeper Threat: Iran May Be Embedding Terror Cells in Campus Protests
U.S. officials are warning of a rising sleeper threat tied to antisemitic university protests as Iran’s retaliation campaign against America shifts into unconventional tactics.
Rogan Slams Sanders: ‘Cooling Not Warming’ in Climate Debate
On The Joe Rogan Experience this week, podcast host Joe Rogan challenged Senator Bernie Sanders’ claim that “the last ten years have been the warmest on record.”
China’s “Coordinated Assault” on U.S. Energy, Cruz Warns
Sen. Ted Cruz warned China is funding climate groups, flooding courts, and training judges to undermine U.S. energy dominance.
‘Travesty of Justice’: Trump Blasts Netanyahu Trial as ‘Witch Hunt’
President Trump urged Israel to immediately cancel the corruption trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling it a politicized “witch hunt” and a “travesty of justice.”
U.S. Sanctions Mexican Banks Over Fentanyl Cartel Laundering
The Trump administration has sanctioned three Mexican financial firms—CIBanco, Intercam Banco, and Vector Casa de Bolsa—for laundering drug cartel money tied to fentanyl production.
Schumer Hospitalized Amid Heatwave; Warns Public to Stay Hydrated
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, 74, was hospitalized on June 25 after feeling lightheaded while working out in the Capitol's gym.
Georgetown Professor Retracts Call for “Symbolic Strike” by Iran
Georgetown University is under scrutiny after a tenured professor suggested in a social media post that Iran should execute a “symbolic strike” on a U.S. military base.
Royal Snub: Prince William’s Plan Leaves No Room for Harry’s American Children
Prince William’s vision for a streamlined British monarchy reportedly leaves Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s American-raised children without royal roles or responsibilities.
Oil Prices Surge as American Demand Strengthens
U.S. oil and fuel inventories dropped sharply last week, signaling powerful American demand that is pushing prices higher.
Academic Overhaul: Ohio’s New Law Bans DEI and Faculty Strikes
Ohio’s Senate Bill 1, signed by Governor Mike DeWine in March, officially takes effect June 27, banning public colleges from funding DEI programs and prohibiting faculty strikes.
Hamas Preparing Attacks on American Contractors Distributing Aid in Gaza
Hamas militants are reportedly planning attacks against American contractors working for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
India, Poland, Hungary Return to Space in Historic Axiom-4 Launch
Axiom Mission 4 lifted off from Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday, marking the first time astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary have traveled to space in over four decades. The private mission, assembled by Axiom Space and launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, carries crew members representing their nations on a two-week journey to the International Space Station (ISS).
Trump, Zelensky Peace in Ukraine War Push
President Donald Trump stated Wednesday that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is prepared to see the war with Russia come to an end. Speaking during a press conference at the NATO Summit in The Hague, Netherlands, Trump described Zelensky as “very nice” and emphasized that both leaders expressed interest in resolving the conflict.
Ilhan Omar Hails Mamdani Victory, Ignites Controversy
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) publicly celebrated Democrat Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary, calling it an “incredible victory” and thanking voters for rejecting “bigots and corrupt billionaires.” Omar’s praise has reignited concerns over Mamdani’s far-left politics and close alignment with Democratic Socialists of America.
Joe Rogan Threat Arrest, Liver King Taken Into Custody
Brian Johnson, the controversial fitness influencer known as the “Liver King,” was arrested on Tuesday, June 25, in Austin, Texas, after allegedly posting a series of threatening messages directed at podcast host Joe Rogan. Austin Police confirmed Johnson’s arrest and charged him with making a terroristic threat.
Ilhan Omar Elogia la Victoria de Mamdani y Desata Controversia
a representante Ilhan Omar (D-MN) celebró públicamente la victoria del socialista demócrata Zohran Mamdani en las primarias demócratas para la alcaldía de Nueva York, calificándola como una “victoria increíble” y agradeciendo a los votantes por rechazar a “los intolerantes y multimillonarios corruptos.”
Sean Duffy Llama a Tener Fe en Dios Durante Discurso de Graduación
El Secretario de Transporte de EE. UU., Sean Duffy, animó a los cadetes graduados a poner su fe en Dios durante un discurso de graduación en la Academia de la Marina Mercante de EE. UU. en Kings Point, Nueva York.
Irán se Mueve para Suspender la Cooperación con el OIEA
El parlamento iraní se movió para prohibir que la Agencia Internacional de Energía Atómica (OIEA) trabaje con el gobierno iraní en la inspección de instalaciones nucleares.
Colorado AG Supports NPR in Fight Against Trump Cuts
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has joined a coalition of 23 Democrat-led states backing lawsuits filed by National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) aimed at blocking President Donald Trump’s executive order to cut federal funding to public media. The lawsuits argue that eliminating taxpayer support will harm emergency broadcasting services and educational programming, particularly in rural and tribal areas.
Texas Teen Karmelo Anthony Indicted on First‑Degree Murder Charge
Karmelo Anthony, a Texas high school student, has been indicted by a Collin County grand jury on a first-degree murder charge.
Fed Ends Reputational Risk Rule, Strikes Blow to Woke Banking
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell confirmed Tuesday that the central bank is officially removing “reputational risk” as a factor in banking supervision—an overdue victory for conservatives fighting against ideological discrimination in the financial system. Powell declared that “debanking” has become a “serious problem,” especially for industries and individuals targeted for their political or commercial associations.
Ben Askren Lung Transplant Fight Begins
Former UFC fighter and Olympic wrestler Ben Askren has been placed on the lung transplant list following a serious battle with pneumonia that landed him on a ventilator. Askren’s wife, Amy, confirmed the news Tuesday, calling on supporters to pray for a successful transplant and for the family of a potential donor.
Mamdani Illegal Alien Sanctuary Plan Sparks Outrage
Zohran Mamdani, a far-left Democrat and self-described socialist, shocked New York City on Tuesday by winning the Democratic mayoral primary, defeating former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and incumbent Mayor Eric Adams. Mamdani, born in Uganda and an open advocate of sanctuary city policies, has pledged to go even further—vowing to prevent the NYPD from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), even in cases involving violent criminal illegal aliens.
GM EV Lobbying Frenzy Exposes Biden Ties
General Motors is walking a fine line with President Donald Trump’s administration, publicly praising his support for American manufacturing while quietly lobbying to preserve electric vehicle (EV) mandates and subsidies initiated under former President Joe Biden. The automaker, led by CEO Mary Barra, has been simultaneously touting domestic investment and importing millions of foreign-made vehicles.
Hollywood Meltdown Over Iran Nuclear Sites Bombing
Actor Jon Cryer responded to the U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear sites over the weekend by accusing President Donald Trump of provoking Tehran into pursuing nuclear weapons. In a post on the left-leaning Bluesky platform, Cryer wrote that Iran is “likely to see a bomb as their only route to real safety,” claiming Trump had destroyed diplomatic trust and followed it up with military action.
Iran Moves to Suspend Cooperation With IAEA
The Iranian parliament moved to ban the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from working with the Iranian government in inspecting nuclear facilities.
Sean Duffy Calls for Faith in God During Commencement Speech
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy encouraged graduating midshipmen to put their faith in God during a commencement speech at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York.
China Reveals Mosquito-Sized Drone
China has unveiled a new drone, the shape and size of a mosquito, to be used in high-level military operations.
CDC Director Nominee Vows to Revamp Agency in Support of MAHA
President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told senators that she will redirect the agency's efforts to support HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again initiative.
California Man Arrested for Plotting Terror Attack
A man from Stockton, California, has been arrested after attempting to provide material support to ISIS, the Justice Department said.
White House Condemns ‘Fake News’ Reports Doubting Nuclear Destruction
The White House released a series of statements condemning reports alleging that the recent strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities did not destroy them completely.
U.S. Sanctions Leader of Notorious Gang
The United States announced sanctions on Tren de Aragua leader Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano for his involvement in drug trafficking.
FBI Reportedly Investigating Children’s Hospitals
The FBI has launched criminal investigations into three children's hospitals after they offered gender transition surgeries for minors in violation of federal law.
California Leader Urges Gangs to Fight Against ICE
The Vice Mayor of Cudahy, California, has called for gangs to organize violence against ICE agents.
Congress Pushes Illegal Alien Tips, Provoking GOP Backlash
Freshman Democratic Rep. Dave Min (CA) ignited conservative outrage by requesting funding for illegal alien tips in his directed spending request.
IAEA Confirms ‘Nuclear Setback’ for Iran After US‑Israeli Strikes
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi confirmed that the nuclear setback inflicted on Iran marks a turning point.
Mamdani Campaign Aide Praised Accused Murderer in Radical Posts
The Mamdani campaign is facing renewed scrutiny after a top aide praised an accused murderer, exposing the radicalism at the heart of New York City's far-left mayoral contender.
Hunter Biden’s Former Attorneys Go After Him for Over $50K in Unpaid Legal Fees
Hunter Biden faces yet another scandal as his former attorneys at Winston & Strawn filed a lawsuit on Monday, alleging the former first son owes “substantially in excess of $50,000 in fees and interest.”
Trump DOJ Sues Entire Maryland Court
The Trump administration filed a lawsuit against all of the judges in a federal district court in Maryland this week, challenging an order preventing the deportation of illegal immigrants who file a petition for writ of habeas corpus.
Big Beautiful Bill Faces Conservative Revolt Over Senate Changes
House conservatives are pushing back against Senate changes to President Trump’s 'One Big Beautiful Bill,' raising alarms over spending increases and rollbacks on conservative reforms.
Chicago Teachers Union President Claims the Children Belong to the Union
Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates stirred controversy by asserting that children belong to the union in her speech at the City Club of Chicago.
Jeff Bezos’s Venetian Dream Wedding Becomes Hotel Guests’ Nightmare
Jeff Bezos’s lavish Italian wedding is creating headlines not just for opulence, but for what it reveals about the elitist divide that separates billionaires from the everyday citizen.
U.S. Lumber Manufacturers Experience Decline As Middle East Tensions Rise
Some U.S. lumber manufacturers worry that tensions in the Middle East could harm their bottom lines as regional conflict disrupts trade.
Political Earthquake Hits NYC as Radical Socialist Mamdani Wins Mayoral Primary
Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s stunning victory produced a political earthquake in New York’s Democratic primary. Mamdani surged from 32% to 43%, overtaking three‑term ex‑Gov.
Khalil Blames America, for Surging Anti-Semitic Violence, Not the Perpetrators
In his first broadcast interview since his release, Mahmoud Khalil blamed America’s “unconditional support” for Israel for provoking a wave of domestic anti-Semitism.
Explosive Agenda on Campus: CU Boulder to Train Teachers in ‘Queer Pedagogy’ Literacy
A CU Boulder course teaching “queering literacy” methods to future high school teachers prompts alarm among parents.
AI Hiring Bias: White Men Penalized by Discriminatory Algorithms
Artificial intelligence systems now used by most large corporations are disadvantaging white male applicants in the hiring process.
Georgetown Prof Encourages Iran Strike on U.S. Base
A Georgetown University professor publicly expressed hope that Iran would launch a “symbolic strike” on an American military base.
Students for Justice in Palestine Backs Iran, Calls for U.S. Destruction
Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) released a public statement endorsing Iran’s missile strikes on U.S. military targets and calling for the dismantling of both the United States and Israel.
Trump Pushes ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ After Brokered Middle East Peace
President Trump is leveraging a newly brokered peace in the Middle East to urge Congress into action on his sweeping budget reconciliation plan.
Trump Demands ‘Freeloading’ NATO Allies Pay 5% of GDP
President Trump arrives at the NATO summit in The Hague demanding European allies boost defense spending to 5% of GDP.
Sanders Stumped: Can’t Explain Life’s Purpose in His Socialist Utopia
Bernie Sanders admits he cannot explain how people will find purpose in a post-work socialist system, exposing a key gap in his policy vision amid rising automation.
Trump Waives Executive Privilege for Biden Aide Ahead of Autopen Hearings
President Trump’s White House has waived executive privilege for ex-Biden aide Neera Tanden, prompting her to testify freely before the House Oversight Committee.
Wall Street Soars as Middle East Tensions Cool, S&P 500 Nears Record
Markets rallied sharply on June 24 as geopolitical risks eased following a tentative ceasefire between Israel and Iran.
Trump Iran Impeachment Vote Crushed in House
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday decisively rejected an impeachment resolution introduced by Rep. Al Green (D-TX) targeting President Donald Trump over his recent airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The resolution was defeated in a 344-79 vote, with 128 Democrats joining all 216 Republicans in voting to table the measure.
RFK Jr. Pallone Vaccine Showdown Erupts in Congress
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) of abandoning vaccine-injured Americans during a tense House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on Tuesday. The confrontation erupted during discussions on the Trump administration’s fiscal year 2026 HHS budget proposal.
AOC Bronx Girl Claim Backfires After Trump Spat
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) claimed to be a “Bronx girl” during a social media clash with President Donald Trump after she called for his impeachment over U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Critics quickly pointed out that she was raised in the affluent suburb of Yorktown Heights, not the Bronx.
Randi Mahomes Critica Reglas Transgénero en el Deporte por Ser Injustas
Randi Mahomes, madre del mariscal de campo de los Kansas City Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes, dejó clara su postura en una reciente aparición en un...
Nueva Ley de Texas Impide Compras de Tierras por el PCC
El gobernador Greg Abbott (R-TX) firmó una ley que prohíbe a entidades vinculadas al Partido Comunista Chino (PCC) comprar terrenos en el estado. La...
BuildOps Raleigh Tech Jobs, Chosen Over Austin
Veteran-owned construction software firm BuildOps has selected Raleigh, North Carolina, for its latest expansion hub, turning down Austin in favor of $2.8 million in incentives. The company plans to hire 291 employees over five years, offering average salaries of $110,000—well above Wake County’s current average of $76,643.
Demócratas Organizan Concierto del Orgullo en el Kennedy Center
Cinco senadores demócratas se unieron al productor de “Hamilton”, Jeffrey Sellers, para organizar un concierto del orgullo gay en el Kennedy Center. Los senadores...
CTU President Says ‘Children Belong to Union’
Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) President Stacy Davis Gates declared that children "belong" to the union during a speech Monday at the City Club of Chicago, igniting backlash from school choice advocates and conservative leaders. Gates invoked writer James Baldwin, saying, “The children are always ours… CTU thinks your children are its children. Yes, we do.”
Randi Mahomes Blasts Transgender Sports Rules as Unfair
Randi Mahomes, mother of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, made her position clear in a recent podcast appearance, stating her firm opposition to transgender athletes competing in women’s sports. Speaking on the MOMetize podcast, Mahomes cited fairness and biological differences between males and females as her main concerns.
Sandro Castro Attacks Trump in Unhinged Poolside Rant
Sandro Castro, the grandson of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, released a strange social media video on Monday criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. The video, filmed in the ruins of a once-thriving Havana apartment complex now decimated by communist rule, featured Castro shirtless, waving flags, and promoting a regime-seized beer brand while urging leniency for illegal migrants.
DNC Attacks Trump Over Iran Strike, Backlash Erupts
Pressure is mounting on Democrat National Committee (DNC) Chair Ken Martin to resign following a profane and politically damaging post targeting President Donald Trump. The backlash stems from a DNC response to Trump’s remarks about the fragile Iran-Israel ceasefire, during which he criticized both sides for renewed attacks.
Rachel Zegler Needs Pills and Therapy After Snow White Backlash
Rachel Zegler, the 24-year-old actress cast in Disney’s live-action Snow White, revealed in a recent interview that backlash from her own controversial comments led to mental health struggles requiring therapy and medication. Her remarks included attacks on the original 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, political hostility toward President Donald Trump and his supporters, and a pro-Palestinian statement during a promotional post.
Strait of Hormuz Shipping Chaos, Rates Skyrocket 76%
Shipping costs surged across the Middle East in June, with rates from Shanghai to the UAE’s Port of Khor Fakkan jumping 76% due to fears over Iran-Israel tensions. Despite President Donald Trump's announcement of a ceasefire on Monday, risks remain high for global shipping lanes, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz.
CDC Finds No Link Between Vaccine Preservative and Autism
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said in a new report that there is no link between autism and a preservative called thimerosal.
Democrats Host Pride Concert at Kennedy Center
Five Democratic senators joined "Hamilton" producer Jeffrey Sellers to host a gay pride concert at the Kennedy Center.
New Texas Law Prevents CCP Land Purchases
Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) signed a bill into law that bans entities connected to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from purchasing land in the state.
Republican Open to ‘Exploring’ Democratic Caucus
Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) suggested she may be open to caucusing with Democrats, although she said that the Democratic Party is not "much better" than the Republican Party.
GOP Rep. Nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) has nominated President Donald Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize after he declared a ceasefire between Israel and Iran.
DHS Approves ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) approved Florida's proposal to create a migrant detention facility in the middle of the Everglades.
New Chicago Clinic Offers Late-Term Abortions
A new clinic in Chicago is offering abortions up to 34 weeks of gestation.
Texas Democrat Seeks Trump Impeachment
Rep. Al Greene (D-TX) filed impeachment articles against President Donald Trump after he launched strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
ICE Arrests Suspected Terrorists Amid Sleeper Cell Risk
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 11 Iranian nationals illegally present in the United States over the weekend, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Tuesday.
Judge Defies Supreme Court’s Deportation Ruling
U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy defied the Supreme Court's recent ruling on deportations, claiming that his order blocking the removal of illegal immigrants may remain in effect.
Diddy Trial Unravels: Missing Witnesses, Jury Trouble Undermine Prosecution
As the federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs nears its conclusion, serious concerns are mounting over the prosecution’s case.
U.S. Mobilizes Deep‑Sea Mining to Break China’s Mineral Grip
The United States is now aggressively pursuing deep‑sea mining to counter China’s dominance in critical minerals.
Trump FTC Shuts Down Ad Industry Political Blacklists in Landmark Merger Deal
The Federal Trade Commission has approved a $13.5 billion merger between advertising giants Omnicom and Interpublic Group.
NYT Targets Sean Duffy’s Family in Bizarre Hit Piece
A recent New York Times article profiling Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has drawn criticism for its focus on his family life and past television appearances.
Tesla Stock Soars After Robotaxi Launch in Austin
Tesla shares surged nearly 10% on Monday following the company's official launch of its robotaxi service in Austin, Texas.
U.S. Intel: Iran Failed to Relocate Nuclear Materials Before Trump’s Airstrikes
U.S. intelligence assessments indicate that Iran did not move its nuclear materials prior to the recent airstrikes ordered by President Trump, contradicting earlier reports suggesting otherwise.
Oil Prices Plunge as Iran’s Retaliation Falls Flat, Ceasefire Announced
Oil prices dropped sharply on Monday after Iran's limited response to U.S. airstrikes and the announcement of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel.
JD Vance: Israel-Iran Ceasefire Marks ‘Reset Moment’ for Middle East
Vice President JD Vance described the recent ceasefire between Israel and Iran as a pivotal opportunity for lasting peace in the Middle East.
Speaker Johnson Calls Out Democrats Over Iran Strike Criticism
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has criticized Democratic lawmakers for their objections to President Trump's recent military actions against Iran.
Unearthed Treasures Beneath 13th‑Century Polish Church Stun Experts
Archaeologists in Chełm, Poland, have uncovered hundreds of rare, custom-made glazed tiles under a 17th‑century Basilian monastery.
Taxpayer Funding Poll Reveals Massive Backlash
A new national survey shows that most American voters strongly oppose taxpayer funding for organizations such as Planned Parenthood that perform abortions and offer gender transition treatments to minors. The poll, conducted by CRC Research for the Life Leadership Conference, found 64 percent of registered voters disapprove of public funds going to groups that provide puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and related services to minors.
Copper Chaos, Wire Theft Cripples Bellevue Transit Line
A copper wire theft early Saturday halted Sound Transit’s 2 Line in Bellevue, raising urgent concerns over infrastructure security as copper-related crimes surge across Western Washington. Thieves struck around 2 a.m., cutting through a fence and stealing critical wiring, disrupting transit service for hours and exposing vulnerabilities in regional transportation systems.
Trump Announces Israel-Iran Ceasefire
President Donald Trump announced via Truth Social that Israel and Iran have agreed to a “Complete and Total CEASEFIRE,” set to begin in approximately six hours, marking a potential end to the 12-day conflict that has roiled the Middle East.
DHS Iran Retaliation Threat Spurs Nationwide Alert
Homeland Security officials issued a heightened alert to Americans this week, warning of increased risks following the U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. An advisory released June 22 forecasts likely cyberattacks by low-level “hacktivists,” and cautions that more coordinated assaults could follow if Iran’s leadership issues religious calls for retaliation on U.S. territory.
Candace Owens: Netanyahu is the New Hitler
Once a conservative darling, Candace Owens has revealed her true colors with a barrage of antisemitic remarks, with her latest moment of online fame coming from her comparison of Benjamin Netanyahu to Adolf Hitler.
Title IX Complaint Targets Smith College
A conservative advocacy group has filed a formal complaint with the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) challenging Smith College’s policy of admitting biological males who identify as women. Parents Defending Education argues that the policy violates Title IX regulations and the college’s own equal opportunity commitments.
Washington SB 5375 Sparks DOJ Showdown
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit challenging Washington’s new law, Senate Bill 5375, which requires clergy to report child abuse even when disclosed during confession. The law directly confronts the long-standing confessional privilege that has shielded such disclosures.
Supreme Court Takes Up RLUIPA Damages Case
The Supreme Court is reviewing whether former Louisiana inmate Damon Landor can sue correctional officers for damages after they forcibly cut off his dreadlocks—an act he says violated his Rastafari faith. Lower courts criticized the incident but ruled that under the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 (RLUIPA), Landor cannot seek compensation from officials in their individual roles.
Identity Theft Glenn Valley, Illegals Exposed in Major ICE Bust
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials revealed that over 100 Americans were victimized by a widespread identity theft scheme orchestrated by illegal aliens at...
ESPN Analyst Apology for Patriotism During WNBA Game
During ESPN’s broadcast of the WNBA game between the Indiana Fever and Las Vegas Aces on Sunday, analyst and WNBA veteran Rebecca Lobo apologized on-air after saying, “That’s what makes America great.” The remark came in response to a review call by officials with which Lobo disagreed.
New York Nuclear Plant Sparks Power Shift Under Trump Orders
New York is set to begin construction on the first major U.S. nuclear power project in over 15 years. Gov. Kathy Hochul has directed the state’s public power authority to add at least one gigawatt of nuclear capacity—enough to electrify approximately one million homes. This move directly aligns with President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders aimed at launching a nationwide nuclear energy revival.
Noem Homeland Security, U.S. on High Alert After Iran Strike
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stressed Sunday that her top priority is identifying and neutralizing domestic threats before they materialize, amid the recent U.S. military operation against Iran’s nuclear facilities and Iran’s retaliatory missile strike on Al‑Udeid Air Base in Qatar.
Telehealth Programs Account for 25% of Abortions
A report by the Society of Family Planning found that abortion rates continued to climb in 2024, in part due to the influence of telehealth programs.
Iranian Prince Calls Conflict a ‘Berlin Wall Moment’
Iranian Prince Reza Pahlavi declared that the "Islamic Republic is collapsing" during a press conference.
Florida Rescues Dozens of Children in Historic Operation
Authorities rescued 60 children in Florida's largest-recorded operation.
Country Nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize, Later Condemns U.S.
Less than 24 hours after nominating President Donald Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize, Pakistan criticized the United States for its strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Oregon Votes to Limit National Guard Deployment
The Oregon House of Representatives passed a bill that limits the circumstances under which the Oregon National Guard can be deployed.
Los Angeles Journalists Sue DHS Over Protest Response
The Los Angeles Press Club filed a lawsuit against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem last week over the "excessive violence" used against journalists and protesters amid the city's anti-ICE demonstrations.
Iranian General Demands Violence on Trump
Iranian General Ebrahim Jabbari told a state-run television station that Iran must "chop off" President Donald Trump's hand.
Abbott Signs Ten Commandments Bill
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) signed a bill requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.
Iran Attacks U.S. Base in Qatar
Iran retaliated against the United States for its strikes on three nuclear sites, firing several missiles at a U.S. base in Qatar.
Judge Sparks Outrage Over Migrant Trafficker Release
A federal judge’s decision to deny continued detention for a migrant trafficker facing human smuggling charges has raised serious concerns over national security and public safety.
Hormuz Closure Threat Ignites International Alarm
Iran’s parliament escalated tensions by endorsing a Hormuz closure following U.S. airstrikes on its nuclear sites.
Whoopi Goldberg’s Iran Comparison Slammed by Wesley Hunt for Ignoring American Progress
Rep. Wesley Hunt strongly pushed back against Whoopi Goldberg’s inflammatory remarks on "The View," where she likened life for Black Americans to conditions under Iran’s theocratic regime.
Mahmoud Khalil Reignites Columbia Palestinian Protests Following Release
Mahmoud Khalil returned to Columbia University on Sunday to reignite the Palestinian protest stronghold just days after a judge ordered his release from an immigration detention facility.
Iran Issues Warning to ‘Gambler’ Trump
Iran warned the United States that it will be the ones to "end" the conflict between itself and Israel following the U.S. striking nuclear facilities.
LA Sheriff Slammed for Calling Iran Strikes “Tragic” in Deleted Iran Apology Post
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department faced fierce backlash after issuing and then deleting an Iran apology post criticizing U.S. military action.
Polling Upset Rocks NYC Mayoral Democrat Primary
A stunning polling upset has rocked the New York City Democratic primary, according to an Emerson College poll released Monday.
Democrat Discontent Surges as Voters Demand New Party Leaders
A new poll reveals mounting Democrat discontent, with nearly two-thirds of Democratic voters demanding new leadership.
MSNBC Analyst’s Iran Praise Sparks Widespread Outrage
Rick Stengel, a former Obama official and MSNBC political analyst, recently ignited criticism, just three days before US President Donald Trump launched a B-2 bomber strike targeting Iranian nuclear facilities.
Iran’s Nuclear Dreams Lie in Ruins, Netanyahu says Israel Will ‘achieve all our objectives’
Operation Rising Lion has brought Israel to the brink of dismantling Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who declared Sunday that the campaign is “very, very close” to achieving its war goals.
Double Standard: Human Rights Groups Ignore Iran’s Hospital Strike
Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and other prominent human rights groups slammed Israel’s actions but stayed silent on Iran’s recent strike on Soroka Medical Center.
Standardized Tests Shrink: SAT Passages Now Social Media-Sized
The College Board has drastically reduced the length of reading passages on the digital SAT—from 500–750 words to just 25–150 words—similar to a social media post.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center to Lay Off Up to 650 Staff as Federal Funding Slumps
Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) announced plans to lay off up to 650 employees—approximately 2% of its workforce.
IDF Recovers Bodies of Three Hostages Killed by Hamas on October 7
On June 22, 2025, Israel's Shin Bet and IDF announced they successfully recovered the bodies of three individuals—Ofra Keidar (71), Yonatan Samerano (21), and Staff Sgt. Shay Levinson (19).
Republicans Lambaste AOC Over Impeachment Calls for Trump’s Iran Strikes
Republican lawmakers strongly rebuked Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after she suggested President Trump should be impeached over his June 21 airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
Scott Jennings Slams Ex-DNC Spokesperson
Former Republican strategist Scott Jennings sharply rebuked ex-DNC spokesperson Xochitl Hinojosa during a CNN “State of the Union” panel.
B‑2 Bombers Touch Down in Missouri After Striking Iran
B‑2 stealth bombers have returned to Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri following their deployment in the U.S.-led air campaign against Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Suicide Terror Strikes Damascus Church, Claims Over 20 Lives
A jihadist suicide bomber attacked the Mar Elias Greek Orthodox Church on June 22, 2025, during Sunday mass in the Dweila suburb of Damascus.
State Dept Warns: Iran May Deploy Sleeper Cells in Response to U.S. Strikes
The State Department issued a rare “Worldwide Caution” alert on June 22, 2025, warning Americans abroad to exercise increased vigilance.
Venue Cancels Girls’ Sports Event—but Organizers Will Hold It Anyway
The Santa Fe Farmers’ Market Institute (SFFMI) canceled the “Her Game. Her Legacy” event just 24 hours before it was set to begin, according to organizers at the Independent Women’s Forum (IWF).
Trump Vows to Help Defeat Massie After Iran Strike Critique
President Donald Trump announced on June 22 that he will actively support a primary challenger against Rep. Thomas Massie (R‑KY) after Massie criticized Trump’s decision to launch strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Rubio Warns Iran Close Hormuz, Face Fallout
On this week’s “Sunday Morning Futures” on Fox News, Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a sharp warning about Iran’s potential to disrupt global oil flows by closing the vital Strait of Hormuz. Rubio emphasized that such a move would mark a “massive escalation” and compel a coordinated international response.
Trump Praised by Israel After Crushing Iran Strike
Israel’s ceremonial president, Isaac Herzog, expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump on Sunday after visiting missile impact sites in central Tel Aviv. The area had been struck by Iranian ballistic missiles that evaded Israeli air defenses during recent escalations.
Van Jones Stuns Left, Backs Trump on Iran Bomb Threat
Van Jones, former Green Jobs advisor under President Obama, publicly backed President Trump’s hardline stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons.
Democrats Furious Over Trump’s Unilateral Iran Strikes
A wave of Democratic backlash erupted after President Trump ordered precision airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Pro-Hamas Agitator Mahmoud Khalil Slams U.S. as Supporting “Genocide” Upon Release
Palestinian activist and former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil was released on June 20, 2025, after 104 days in ICE custody in Louisiana.
Fire Rebuilding Plan Sparks New Push for Local Control
Los Angeles County leaders are considering dramatic changes to how fire recovery and rebuilding are managed following the devastating Palisades and Eaton Fires. A commission formed in response to the wildfires has proposed the creation of new local authorities, including a “Resilient Rebuilding Authority” and a fire-specific “LA County Fire Control District.”
Security Guard Kills Gunman at Michigan Church Service
A security guard at Crosspointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, shot and killed an armed suspect who opened fire during Sunday’s service.
Trump Teases ‘Regime Change’ in Iran on Truth Social
President Trump posted on Truth Social today, questioning why there "wouldn’t" be regime change in Iran if the government is "unable to MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN."
Iran’s Khamenei Chooses Successor Trio Amid Assassination Fears
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has secretly selected three senior clerics as potential successors
Ariana Grande Bashes Trump and Border Laws to 374M Fans
Pop star Ariana Grande sparked controversy by sharing a post with her 374 million Instagram followers that mocked immigration enforcement and President Donald Trump’s legal battles. The message compared illegal entry into the United States with the recent conviction of the former president: “Could someone explain which crimes get you deported and which ones get you elected president? It’s so confusing.”
Russia: Nations May Arm Iran With Nukes
Russia’s leadership issued a provocative warning following U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, claiming multiple nations may now provide Tehran with nuclear weapons.
Activists Allegedly Help Child Rapist Avoid ICE Arrest
Anti-ICE activists in Colorado tipped off ICE agents while they were attempting to detain Jose Reyes Leon‑Deras, an undocumented Salvadoran national wanted for child rape in Italy.
John Ondrasik Demands Hamas Free Hostages Now
Grammy-nominated artist John Ondrasik, best known as the frontman of Five For Fighting, is calling for renewed global pressure on Hamas to release remaining Israeli hostages in the wake of U.S. military action targeting Iran’s nuclear program.
Rhode Island Assault Weapons Ban Advances Amid Court Doubts
Rhode Island’s Democrat-controlled legislature passed a bill Friday banning the in-state sale and manufacture of so-called “assault weapons.” The legislation now awaits the signature of Gov. Dan McKee (D), who signaled strong support for the measure following its passage.
UO to Pay Nearly $200K After Blocking Professor on Official Twitter Account
A federal judge has ruled the University of Oregon must pay approximately $191,000 in legal fees after blocking conservative political science professor Bruce Gilley from its official social media account.
Lake Tahoe Boat Capsized by Windstorm, 6 Dead
A sudden and violent windstorm on Lake Tahoe capsized a 27-foot boat Saturday, leaving six dead, two injured, and two still missing, according to authorities. The tragedy unfolded on the California side of the lake near DL Bliss State Park around 3 p.m., as 30-knot winds and waves up to eight feet battered the 191-square-mile alpine lake.
Iran Challenged—America Answered
In the past 24 hours, the United States has demonstrated an unparalleled display of military precision, strategic discipline, and unyielding resolve
DOJ vs. Kentucky: In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants Sparks Federal Showdown
A federal lawsuit from the Justice Department challenges Kentucky’s longstanding policy that grants in‑state college tuition to undocumented students.
DNC Chair Ken Martin Battles Party Chaos and Cash Crunch
Democrat National Committee (DNC) Chair Ken Martin is facing growing turmoil and financial instability as he works to rebuild his party following major losses in the 2024 election cycle. Martin, elected in February, inherits a fractured organization with dwindling resources, internal power struggles, and mounting pressure from disillusioned Democrats.
Syracuse University Slashes Tuition in Desperation: $200K Discounts Raise Eyebrows
Syracuse University is offering tuition discounts of up to $200,000 to students who previously declined admission, a dramatic move aimed at reversing low enrollment.
VP Vance on Iran Retaliation, Not All-Out War but Nuclear Strike
Vice President JD Vance appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday to clarify that the United States is not at war with Iran, but specifically targeted Iran’s nuclear program in a high-stakes military strike ordered by President Donald Trump.
God Is Shaking the Nations: A Prophetic Reckoning Has Begun
The nations are in turmoil. The headlines testify to it daily: war, economic collapse, social unrest, and spiritual confusion.
WORLD WAR 3? The Prophetic Collision of Nations
As bombs fell on Iranian nuclear sites and fire rained in the Middle East, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fired off a chilling warning to Vladimir Putin—mocking him as “Ayatollah Putin” and predicting a fate similar to Iran’s.
Exposed: Johns Hopkins Fake News Class Sparks Parental Concern
Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Talented Youth (CTY) is offering a new summer course for middle and high school students titled “Persuasion and Propaganda.”
Trump’s Iran Strikes Nobel Peace-Worthy
Former Democratic House Judiciary Committee chief counsel Julian Epstein praised President Donald Trump’s military strikes against Iran during an appearance on Fox News Live Sunday, calling the operation a “miraculous achievement” for global peace and stability. Epstein asserted the actions were significant enough to merit the Nobel Peace Prize.
Alarm Bells Ring as 62% of Young Americans Favor Socialism Over Capitalism
A recent Cato and YouGov survey shows that 62% of American adults under 30 hold a favorable view of socialism.
Trump Addresses the Nation: ‘There Will Be Either Peace or Tragedy’
In an address that echoed through households across America and reverberated across the globe, former President Donald J. Trump confirmed Saturday evening that U.S. forces had carried out coordinated strikes on three of Iran’s most fortified nuclear sites
Trump Confirms U.S. Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites in Major Military Escalation
In a historic and potentially world-altering development, former President Donald Trump confirmed on Truth Social Saturday that U.S. military forces carried out a targeted and “very successful” operation against three of Iran’s most fortified nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
Trump’s Iran Strike Shocks World: ‘Historic Blow’ to Nuclear Program
President Trump announced on June 21, 2025, that U.S. forces had executed successful airstrikes against Iran’s nuclear program, targeting Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
China Mosquito Microdrone Created for Battlefield Spying
China’s National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) has developed a microdrone the size of a mosquito, raising global concerns about surveillance and potential military use. Chinese state media showcased the miniature device on Friday, describing it as ideal for "information reconnaissance and special missions on the battlefield."
Van Hollen Accuses Netanyahu of Pushing U.S. Toward War
On CNN News Central Friday, Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of long seeking to provoke a U.S. military conflict with Iran. The senator claimed Netanyahu had worked to sabotage peaceful diplomatic efforts and manipulate U.S. leadership into supporting war.
Sen. Coons Demands Iran End Nuclear Enrichment
On CNN Friday, Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) called for a total end to Iran’s uranium enrichment program, urging stronger international demands and continuous monitoring of Iranian nuclear facilities. Speaking on CNN News Central, Coons said the U.S. should push for Iran to completely abandon its nuclear efforts and allow full access to all sites as part of any future agreement.
Maher Transgender Parental Rights Stance Sparks Debate
On HBO’s Real Time Friday, host Bill Maher criticized progressive states for keeping parents in the dark when their children pursue gender transitions. Maher stated the real problem with parental rights isn’t red states banning transitions for minors—it’s blue states like California and New Jersey preventing schools from informing parents about such decisions.
Gove Grooming Gang Report, Nearly Silenced
Former Conservative cabinet minister Michael Gove has confirmed that the British government attempted to suppress reporting on Pakistani-heritage grooming gangs in 2011. Gove, who led the Department for Education at the time, said Thursday on GB News that government officials sought to legally block The Times from publishing a pivotal report exposing the child exploitation scandal.
French Man Charged in Colombia Child Abuse Livestream Case
A 55-year-old French man has been arrested and charged in France for allegedly commissioning livestreamed sexual abuse of children in Colombia. The Paris prosecutor’s office announced that the suspect faces multiple charges, including complicity in human trafficking of minors under 15, rape and sexual assault of minors—including incestuous acts—and possession of child pornography.
Texas Meth Seizure Nets $2.4M in Smuggled Drugs
Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) special agents, working alongside U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), seized more than $2.4 million worth of methamphetamine at the Pharr Port of Entry this week. The bust resulted in the arrest of a Mexican national attempting to smuggle nearly 400 bundles of the narcotic into the United States.
Deezer AI Music Fraud Prevention with New Song Tags
Music streaming platform Deezer announced Friday it will begin labeling AI-generated songs in a bid to curb rampant streaming fraud. The French-based company says the move is necessary as the volume of AI music floods its platform and fraudsters attempt to exploit royalties through bots and stream manipulation.
Danny Boyle, I’d Never Make Slumdog Millionaire Today
British filmmaker Danny Boyle admitted he would not direct Slumdog Millionaire if it were made today, citing concerns over cultural appropriation. In an interview with The Guardian, Boyle reflected on his 2008 Oscar-winning film and said the project would now be better suited for a young Indian filmmaker.
HMS Bayesian Raised After Deadly Sicily Sinking
A British-flagged superyacht that sank off Sicily last year, killing U.K. tech mogul Mike Lynch and six others, has partially resurfaced in a major salvage effort. The 184-foot Bayesian was lifted from the seabed Saturday by TMC Maritime, nearly 10 months after it capsized during a violent storm near Palermo.
HMS Endeavour Found After 250 Years Lost
Maritime historians believe they have finally identified the resting place of HMS Endeavour, the ship commanded by famed British explorer Captain James Cook. The Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) announced this month that the wreck has been located in Newport Harbor, just off the coast of Rhode Island.
Tragedy Strikes in Deadly Banff Rockslide
Two people are dead and three others injured following a devastating rockslide at Bow Glacier Falls in Banff National Park, Alberta. The slide occurred on Thursday, prompting an extensive emergency response involving aerial searches and infrared technology.
Peacekeeper Utah Shooting Sparks Chaos
Left-wing activist network 50501 has disavowed its Salt Lake City chapter after a protest "peacekeeper" fatally shot an innocent bystander during an anti-Trump rally. The national group issued a statement over the weekend cutting ties with the local chapter following the deadly June 15 incident.
Newsom Wine Tasting Scandal Amid LA Riots
As violent anti-ICE riots erupted across Los Angeles on June 7, 2025, California Governor Gavin Newsom attended a high-end wine fundraiser in Napa Valley, raising questions about his leadership during a statewide crisis. According to a report by City Journal’s Christopher Rufo, Newsom was seen at the “Vineyard Vibes” event at the Odette Estate Winery, an upscale venue he co-founded in 2011.
Government Gas Ban Could Cost Illinois Families $55K Each
A proposed ban on natural gas in Illinois could saddle homeowners with tens of thousands of dollars in added costs, according to a new analysis by the Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA). Legislation introduced by state Sen. Celina Villanueva and backed by Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson aims to prohibit natural gas hookups in new buildings, but critics warn it could devastate household budgets and the state economy.
Gov. Stein Vetoes ICE, Gun Bills in Bold Rebuff
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein vetoed two immigration enforcement bills and a constitutional carry proposal Friday, rejecting legislation backed by Republican lawmakers focused on public safety and border control. The move triggered swift criticism from GOP leaders, who pledged to override the vetoes and accused Stein of prioritizing illegal immigrants over law-abiding citizens.
Trump Blocks ICE Oversight, Sparks Abuse Fears
Representative Gregory Meeks (D-NY) accused the Trump administration of undermining constitutional checks and balances by preventing members of Congress from accessing ICE facilities without prior notice. Speaking on MSNBC Friday, Meeks said the administration’s actions raise serious concerns about transparency and accountability.
North Korea COVID Restrictions Still Crushing Lives
North Korea continues to impose harsh civil rights restrictions more than two years after the global COVID-19 emergency officially ended, according to a senior U.N. human rights official. The regime under dictator Kim Jong-un maintains post-pandemic lockdown measures that further isolate and control the population, despite international pressure and growing evidence of widespread human rights abuses.
DHS Sued After ICE Raids Spark Chaos in LA
Federal agents are under legal fire in California after a lawsuit filed Thursday accuses the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of excessive force during immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles. The lawsuit, brought by the ACLU of Southern California, alleges that DHS agents assaulted protesters, reporters, and legal observers during a wave of anti-ICE demonstrations earlier this month.
Venezuelan Iranian Combat Drones, A Threat Near Home
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado warned this week that Venezuela has become the only nation in the Western Hemisphere capable of producing Iranian combat drones. Speaking from hiding due to threats of arrest by the Maduro regime, Machado exposed the growing military ties between Venezuela and Iran, warning that this alliance represents a strategic threat to regional and U.S. security.
U.K. Moves to Legalize Assisted Suicide
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr met with Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol this week to discuss the company's efforts to "Make America Healthy Again."
Former Soldier Attempted to Share Military Secrets with China
A former U.S. Army Sergeant has pleaded guilty to attempting to deliver military information to China.
Man in Custody After Allegedly Running Congressman Off Road
Republican Rep. Max Miller (OH) described an incident where a man waving a Palestinian flag allegedly ran him off the road.
Khalil Released from Prison
A judge has ordered Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil to be released from immigration custody.
Lawmakers Demand Investigation into Abortion Pill-Contaminated Water
Republicans have called for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to launch an investigation into whether the use of abortion pills infiltrates the nation's water supply.
Seattle Journalists Brutally Attacked by Antifa, Local Media Covers It Up
Two independent journalists covering anti‑immigration protests in Seattle and Tukwila report violent assaults by Antifa activists, yet city leaders and major news outlets downplay the chaos.
Supreme Court Empowers Terror Victims to Sue in U.S. Courts
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Americans harmed by terrorist attacks overseas can sue in U.S. courts.
The Left’s Blind Crusade: Championing Tyranny in the Name of Freedom
The progressive left has become a kaleidoscope of causes, each new week bringing a fresh banner to wave, a new slogan to chant, and a new enemy to vilify.
Trump Demands Special Prosecutor Probe into 2020 Election
President Donald Trump has called for a special prosecutor to probe the 2020 presidential election.
Ohio Bill Seeks to Abolish Abortion
Ohio State Representatives Levi Dean and Jonathan Newman, both Republicans, have introduced a bill that aims to abolish abortion in the state.
NIH Terminates Gain-of-Function Research
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced that it has terminated gain-of-function research in line with President Donald Trump's May executive order on the subject.
Whoopi Says America Is Like Iran—Dissidents Fire Back
Whoopi Goldberg sparked controversy on The View by claiming that life for Black Americans is “the same” as living under Iran’s authoritarian regime, prompting Iranian dissidents to denounce her comparison as offensive and misleading.
Zelensky Demands $40 Billion Annually
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told G7 leaders that Ukraine requires at least $40 billion annually in budgetary support to sustain its resistance against Russia.
Massive Starship Explosion Rocks Texas Test, Elon Musk Shrugs It Off
A SpaceX Starship prototype exploded during a ground test at Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas, creating a massive fireball and shaking nearby communities.
DHS Slams Celebrity ‘Fear-Mongering’ About ICE Raids
Homeland Security Deputy Secretary Tricia McLaughlin rebuked top Hollywood figures for spreading false claims that ICE conducted mass raids at schools, graduation ceremonies, and Home Depot stores.
Trump Secures ‘Big Win’ Against California
President Donald Trump secured a "big win" against California Governor Gavin Newsom (D), he declared on Truth Social.
Carlson vs. Cruz Sparks MAGA Civil War—Trump Steps In from Oval Office
A fierce showdown erupted this week between conservative icon Tucker Carlson and Senator Ted Cruz during a tense sit-down on The Tucker Carlson Show.
100 Senators to Get Classified Iran Briefing—Trump Decision Looms
This week, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer’s office announced that all 100 U.S. senators will receive a classified briefing next week on the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.
Crockett Calls Trump Supporters ‘Sick’—White House Fires Back
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D‑TX) sparked backlash this week after claiming that Americans who support President Donald Trump are mentally ill.
Omar Deletes Juneteenth Post After Somalia Slam
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D‑MN) deleted a Juneteenth post following criticism that she should return to Somalia to fight slavery there, revealing divisions within her narrative and the cause she claims to champion.
Therapist Caught in Shocking Child Abuse Case
A licensed child therapist on Long Island has pleaded guilty to distributing highly explicit, disturbing material depicting the sexual abuse of infants and toddlers,...
Plymouth Township Street Takeover Sparks Chaos
Police in Plymouth Township, Pennsylvania, are asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects involved in a dangerous illegal street takeover that unfolded Sunday night at a busy intersection. The event is being compared to lawless scenes in Democrat-run cities like Oakland and Kansas City.
Stadium Showdown: Dodgers vs. Trump
On June 19, the Los Angeles Dodgers refused ICE agents access to a parking lot at Dodger Stadium, prompting national attention along the West Coast.
El vicepresidente JD Vance suspendido por Bluesky 12 minutos después de publicar mensaje conservador
El vicepresidente JD Vance fue suspendido repentinamente de Bluesky apenas 12 minutos después de unirse a la plataforma de redes sociales de tendencia izquierdista...
Tyson Foods Child Labor Accusation, Hawley Demands Action
Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) is renewing scrutiny of Tyson Foods, accusing the meat processing giant of employing illegal aliens and underage workers while shutting down U.S. facilities and laying off thousands of American workers.
Trump retrasa prohibición de TikTok
El presidente Donald Trump extendió por 90 días adicionales el plazo para que ByteDance se desprenda de TikTok.
"Acabo de firmar la Orden Ejecutiva que...
Corea del Norte defiende a Irán y califica a Israel como “amenaza global”
Corea del Norte lanzó un feroz ataque contra Israel el jueves, defendiendo las controvertidas ambiciones nucleares de Irán y acusando a Israel de “terrorismo...
Trump’s Iran Decision Looms, Strike or Stand Down?
President Donald Trump announced Thursday that a decision on potential military action against Iran will come within two weeks. The statement, delivered by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, followed Iranian missile strikes on Israeli civilian targets, including a hospital and residential buildings near Tel Aviv.
Nevada NEST Retirement Plan Rolls Out for 593K Workers
Nevada has officially launched the Nevada Employees Saving Trust (NEST), a state-sponsored retirement savings program aimed at helping private-sector workers without access to employer-provided retirement plans. The program is expected to benefit an estimated 593,000 employees across the state.
Pro-Life Activist Battles San Diego Over Speech Ban
Roger Lopez, a longtime pro-life advocate in San Diego, is appealing a federal court’s dismissal of his lawsuit challenging the city’s expanded “no speech zone” ordinance outside abortion clinics. With legal backing from the Thomas More Society, Lopez argues that the new law violates his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.
ICE Agents Under Attack, 500% Assault Surge
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers are facing a dramatic surge in violence—up 500 percent—during enforcement operations, according to newly released Department of Homeland Security (DHS) data obtained by Breitbart News. Officials attribute the increase in assaults to growing hostility fueled by left-wing politicians targeting federal agents.
Hollywood Post-Production Collapse, Jobs Vanish Fast
Post-production workers—editors, musicians, and sound designers—are joining the ranks of those hit hardest by Hollywood’s shifting economic reality. As work continues to flow out of California, insiders now acknowledge that the once-secure entertainment jobs are becoming increasingly scarce and replaceable in the global digital marketplace.
55 Illegal Aliens Arrested in Shocking Alabama Raid
Federal agents arrested 60 individuals, including 55 illegal aliens, during a major cockfighting operation in Blount County, Alabama, Saturday, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The raid was part of a broader federal crackdown on illegal immigration and organized crime under Operation Take Back America.
North Korea Defends Iran, Slams Israel as ‘Global Threat’
North Korea launched a scathing attack on Israel Thursday, defending Iran’s controversial nuclear ambitions while accusing Israel of “state-sponsored terrorism” and labeling it a “cancer-like entity.” Pyongyang’s statement followed Israel’s precision strike against Iranian nuclear sites and military leadership, a response to intelligence that Tehran may be preparing atomic weapons.
DOJ Sues Kentucky Over Migrant Tuition
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the Trump Justice Department is filing a lawsuit against Kentucky for its policy allowing illegal immigrants in the state to be eligible for in-state tuition rates.
Lawmaker Calls for ‘Day of the Bible’
Pennsylvania state lawmaker Stephanie Borowicz (R) plans to introduce a resolution making September 12 "The Day of the Bible" for the state.
Florida Suggests ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ in Everglades
Florida Attorney General Jason Uthmeier has proposed an "Alligator Alcatraz" deep within the Everglades to house illegal immigrants.
Vance Leads Effort Assessing East Palestine Train Wreck
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has launched a health study into the aftermath of the 2023 train wreck in East Palestine, Ohio.
Highest IQ Record Holder Affirms Christianity
A South Korean scholar with the world's highest IQ has affirmed Christianity.
Migrant Magnet: Massachusetts to Spend $1 Billion on Illegal Immigrants
Massachusetts is on track to spend more than $1 billion in taxpayer dollars on the commonwealth's FY25 Emergency Assistance system, as the state remains a migrant magnet under Democrat leadership.
Trump Delays TikTok Ban
President Donald Trump extended the deadline for ByteDance to divest TikTok for another 90 days.
Chinese Interpreter with Deep CCP Ties Part of Elite NYC Democrat Circles
Chinese educator and interpreter Wang Zaozao—also known as Linda—has cultivated relationships with major Democrats in New York while maintaining deep CCP ties, raising questions about influence and transparency.
NYC Mayoral Candidate’s Defense of ‘Globalize the Intifada’ Chant Sparks Backlash
The anti-Semitic phrase 'globalize the intifada' became a flashpoint in the New York City mayoral race after socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani defended its use, prompting swift condemnation from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Pro-Hamas CAIR Group Funds Mamdani’s NYC Mayoral Bid
The anti-Israel group Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), whose executive director declared he was “happy” about the October 7 Hamas massacre, has quietly funneled $100,000 into socialist Zohran Mamdani’s New York City mayoral campaign through its political arm, the Unity & Justice Fund.
Democratic Rep. Demands Amnesty for Illegal Aliens
Democratic representative Maxwell Frost (FL) is demanding that illegal immigrants receive mass amnesty.
FDA Pauses Trials Involving ‘Hostile Countries’
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a review of clinical trials involving "hostile countries," declaring that projects involving Americans' living cells are paused.
Oregon Lawmakers Invite Drag Queens to House Floor
Oregon lawmakers invited drag queens to the House floor in recognition of the state's Pride Month Resolution.
Authorities Discover San Diego Drug Smuggling Tunnel
Border Patrol agents have discovered a nearly 3,000-foot-long drug smuggling tunnel under the U.S.-Mexico border.
Israel Strikes Heavy Water Reactor After Iran Targets Hospital in Missile Strike
Israel has launched a counterstrike on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure after Iran deployed heavy water missiles that struck hospitals and residential centers.
Vice President JD Vance Suspended by Bluesky 12 Mins After Conservative Post
Vice President JD Vance faced a sudden Bluesky suspension just 12 minutes after joining the leftist social media platform and posting a message in support of a Supreme Court decision upholding Tennessee’s ban on transgender procedures for minors.
Democrats Boycott Biden Health Hearing as GOP Sounds Alarm on ‘Unfit to Serve’
Senate Republicans are calling out Democrats for walking out or refusing to attend a critical Judiciary Committee hearing titled "Unfit to Serve: How the Biden Cover-up Endangered America and Undermined the Constitution."
France Cracks Down on Illegal Immigration at Major Transportation Centers
France has launched a sweeping illegal immigration crackdown at major transportation hubs, targeting undocumented migrants in a two-day nationwide operation.
Harvard Law Review’s Race-Based Selection Exposed in DEI Scandal
Newly uncovered documents confirm what many have suspected: the Harvard Law Review is actively using race-based criteria to decide what legal scholarship gets published.
Pro-Hamas Columbia Faculty Fuel Radical Mayoral Campaign of Zohran Mamdani
A network of anti-Israel donors—including academics who justified Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attacks—has funneled thousands into New York socialist Zohran Mamdani’s campaign for mayor, raising serious concerns about the ideological core behind his candidacy.
Record Low Male Enrollment at University of Michigan Raises Alarms About Higher Education Gap
The University of Michigan is experiencing a historic decline in male student enrollment, with data revealing that 19 out of 21 colleges on campus are now female-majority.
Vandalism Spree Hits Homes of Five University of Minnesota Regents Over Hypersonic Facility Deal
Five University of Minnesota Board of Regents had their homes vandalized early last Thursday, in apparent protest of the board’s decision to sell 60 acres of UMore Park land for an aerospace development facility.
Naval Academy Ends Race-Based Admissions in Major Policy Reversal
The U.S. Naval Academy has officially dropped race, ethnicity, and sex as factors in its admissions process, aligning with President Trump’s January executive order.
UN Report Accuses Israel of ‘Extermination’ in Gaza, Israel Rejects Claims as Biased
A United Nations commission has accused Israel of committing the “crime against humanity of extermination” during military operations in Gaza.
Arizona Governor Vetoes Bill to Define Antisemitism in Public Education Amid Free Speech Debate
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed House Bill 2867, rejecting a proposal to formally adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism in K‑12 schools and higher education.
Federal Reserve Holds Steady, Declines to Cut Interest Rates Amid Mixed Signals
The Federal Reserve announced on June 18, 2025, that it will maintain its benchmark interest rate at 4.25–4.5% for the fourth consecutive meeting.
Starbucks Pledges “MAHA” Menu Overhaul Following RFK Jr. Push for Healthier Options
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol met with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on June 17 and committed to “further MAHA” its menu.
Mark Ruffalo Roasted for Blaming Billionaires While Defending Illegal Immigration
Actor Mark Ruffalo took the stage this weekend at a "No Kings" protest rally in New York, sharply criticizing wealth inequality and defending immigrants.
Elon Musk Shares Negative Drug Test After NYT Accusations, Challenges Media to Follow Suit
A new drug scandal involving Elon Musk unfolded this week after The New York Times reported that Musk was using multiple substances.
Karen Read Acquitted of Murdering Boston Police Officer Boyfriend
A Massachusetts jury delivered a verdict on June 18, 2025, finding Karen Read not guilty of second-degree murder.
Anti-ICE Riots, Feds Target Hidden Funders
Federal authorities in Los Angeles are actively investigating who may be financially backing the ongoing anti-ICE riots that have rocked the city since June 6. Tyler Hatcher, Special Agent in Charge of the IRS Criminal Division for Los Angeles, confirmed during a Tuesday press conference that his agency is tracing money trails in an effort to disrupt financial networks fueling the violence.
Whoopi Goldberg Iran Comparison Sparks Firestorm
During a heated segment on The View, co-host Whoopi Goldberg drew backlash after claiming that the experience of black Americans in the United States is equivalent to life under Iran’s brutal authoritarian regime. The comments came amid a discussion on human rights abuses in Iran, including the execution of gay individuals and the oppression of women.
Defund Woke Hospitals, Watchdog Targets Taxpayer Abuse
Consumers’ Research, a nonprofit watchdog group, is calling for the end of federal funding to U.S. hospitals promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), gender transition procedures on minors, and climate activism, accusing them of diverting taxpayer dollars away from essential patient care. In a newly released “Consumer Warning” report, the group singles out five hospital systems: Cleveland Clinic, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Henry Ford Health, Memorial Hermann Health System, and Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital.
FBI Backs Down in Covenant School Shooter Case
The FBI has agreed to settle litigation with The Tennessee Star and other plaintiffs demanding the release of the manifesto written by Audrey Elizabeth Hale, the individual responsible for the March 2023 Covenant School shooting in Nashville. The shooter, a female who identified as male, killed six people—three children and three staff members—before being fatally shot by police.
Cuban Christian Dissident Faces 10 Years for Facebook Posts
The communist regime in Cuba is reportedly preparing a ten-year prison sentence for Alexander Verdecia, a 51-year-old Christian dissident and member of the Patriotic Union of Cuba (UNPACU), over Facebook posts critical of the government. Martí Noticias reported Tuesday that Verdecia remains imprisoned without a trial date at Las Mangas prison in Bayamo under harsh conditions.
Brad Lander ICE Arrest Sparks Legal Firestorm
New York City Comptroller and Democrat mayoral candidate Brad Lander may soon face federal charges for allegedly assaulting an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent and obstructing the arrest of an illegal alien during an incident at a Manhattan courthouse on Tuesday.
G7 Spotlight, South Korea’s Bold Power Play
Newly elected South Korean President Lee Jae-myung made his first international appearance this week at the G7 summit in Alberta, Canada, aiming to assert South Korea’s democratic recovery and economic ambitions. Though not a G7 member, Lee was invited by host Prime Minister Mark Carney and used the platform to pitch South Korea as a future “G7 Plus” member.
G7 Critical Minerals China Showdown Begins
The Group of Seven (G7) nations unveiled a coordinated plan on Tuesday to reduce dependence on Chinese-controlled critical mineral supply chains, vital for defense and high-tech industries. While the final statement avoided direct references to China, the policy focus clearly pointed to the need to counter China’s market dominance and disruptive practices.
Hawley Threatens Subpoena Over Biden Autopen Scandal
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) issued a forceful demand during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday, calling on President Joe Biden to immediately release all documents related to the use of an autopen in signing pardons, clemencies, and stays. Hawley warned that if the White House fails to comply, Congress should issue a subpoena to uncover the truth.
FCC Media Ownership Reform Shakes Up Big Tech’s Grip
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), led by Chairman Brendan Carr, is taking decisive action to reform media ownership rules that critics say give Big...
Zero Illegal Immigrants Released into U.S. in May
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released border data for the month of May, revealing that zero illegal immigrants were permitted into the country's interior throughout the period.
DeSantis Rescues Americans Evacuating Israel
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) has chartered flights to rescue American citizens trapped in Israel due to its conflict with Iran.
British Lawmakers Move to Decriminalize Abortion Up to Birth
British lawmakers have moved to change abortion policy by decriminalizing it up to birth.
Trump Installs Flagpoles on White House Lawn
President Donald Trump placed two new flagpoles on the White House lawn.
U.S. Steel Finalizes ‘Historic Partnership’
Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel have finalized what they called a "historic partnership."
Persia in Prophecy: Israel, Iran, and the Rising Lion
When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the name of a new military campaign— “Operation Rising Lion”—he wasn’t just choosing a phrase meant to inspire confidence or fear.
Major Food Company Removing Artificial Colors
General Mills announced that it is working to remove artificial dyes from its cereals, as well as products distributed in schools.
New York Investigating Sheriff Assisting ICE
New York Attorney General Letitia James has launched a misconduct investigation into Oswego County Sheriff Don Hilton after he cooperated with immigration enforcement authorities.
Newsom Launches Substack Site Targeting ‘Disinformation’
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) launched a Substack website this week, highlighting his campaign against "disinformation."
Landmark Win: Supreme Court Upholds Tennessee Ban on ‘Gender-Affirming Care’
The Supreme Court upheld Tennessee's ban on transgender surgeries for minors, finding that the state's law is not discriminatory.
Iran Threatens ‘Irreparable’ Damage to U.S.
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, warned that the United States will suffer "irreparable" damage if it engages in the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Surprise Eyewitness Claims She Saw Kohberger at Idaho Murder Scene
A new twist has emerged in the Idaho college killings as a surprise eyewitness has come forward, claiming she saw suspect Bryan Kohberger at the crime scene just minutes before the murders.
U.S. Issues Travel Warning for Dominican Republic Amid Crime Surge
The U.S. State Department has issued a renewed travel warning for the Dominican Republic, urging Americans to “exercise increased caution” due to high rates of violent crime and a failing justice system.
Eye Roll Seen ‘Round the World: Meloni’s Reaction to Macron Steals G7 Spotlight
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni sent a clear message at this week’s G7 summit when she gave a now-viral eye roll in response to French President Emmanuel Macron.
Ilhan Omar Calls U.S. One of the ‘Worst Countries’ Amid Military Tribute
Far-left Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) sparked outrage last week after calling the United States "one of the worst countries" in the world, comparing President Donald Trump’s military parade to a dictatorship.
Anti-Bezos Protesters in Venice Plan to Interrupt Billionaire’s Big Day
Anti-Bezos activists have threatened political violence at Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' wedding in Venice, pledging to disrupt the event and “make sure they choke on their wedding cake.”
Texas Ends In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants in Bold Legal Shift
Texas has ended a 24-year policy allowing illegal immigrant students to pay in-state tuition at public universities.
UK Universities Rocked as Thousands of Students Caught Cheating with AI
British universities are facing an academic integrity crisis as nearly 7,000 students were formally caught using artificial intelligence to cheat.
Poll: Trump Voters Back Israel With Overwhelming Support for U.S. Military Aid
A new poll shows overwhelming support among Trump 2024 voters for the United States to provide military assistance to Israel in its conflict with Iran.
Researchers Claim Discovery of Second Hidden City Beneath Egypt’s Giza Pyramids
A team of researchers from the University of Pisa and the University of Strathclyde claims to have discovered a second underground city beneath the Giza pyramids in Egypt.
Copper Thieves Trigger Massive Internet Outage Across Southern California
Over 25,000 homes and businesses in Southern California lost internet and cable service after copper thieves vandalized critical infrastructure in Van Nuys.
R. Kelly Overdoses in Prison as Lawyer Seeks Trump Pardon Amid Life-Threatening Conspiracy Claims
R. Kelly, serving a 30‑year federal sentence for sex trafficking and racketeering, suffered a near‑fatal overdose on June 13 while in solitary confinement at FCI Butner, North Carolina.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Hospitalized After Allergic Reaction
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem was rushed to a Washington, D.C. hospital by ambulance on June 17 after suffering an allergic reaction.
Trump Rebukes DNI Gabbard, Deepens US Hawkish Shift on Iran
President Trump publicly dismissed Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s assessment downplaying Iran’s nuclear threat, calling it irrelevant to his administration’s stance.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s ‘Biological Sex Only’ Passport Order
A federal judge in Boston has issued a nationwide preliminary injunction against President Trump’s January executive order.
Pentagon Official Removed from Joint Chiefs for Anti–Israel Social Media Attacks
A Pentagon official, Col. Nathan McCormack, was removed June 17 from his position advising the Joint Chiefs of Staff on Levant and Egypt affairs.
Benue Nigeria Christian Massacre Sparks Mass Displacement
A wave of brutal jihadi violence in Nigeria’s Benue state has left over 6,500 people displaced, following a massacre in the Christian town of Yelewata. Nigeria’s National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) confirmed Tuesday that 6,527 individuals have been forced from their homes, with more than 3,000 in immediate need of food, water, and medical aid.
Blue-Collar Wage Growth Surges Under Trump
President Donald Trump’s firm enforcement of immigration laws is delivering economic gains for American workers, particularly in blue-collar sectors. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent highlighted a 2% increase in real wages for hourly workers during the first five months of Trump’s second term—marking the strongest wage growth in six decades.
New Jersey Sanctuary Policy Blocks Cops from Arresting Fugitive
New Jersey’s sanctuary state policy is under fire after State Police refused to take custody of an illegal alien escapee who attempted to surrender. The shocking incident unfolded after four illegal aliens broke out of the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark on June 12, prompting a federal manhunt.
Streaming Overtakes Cable in Historic Viewing Shift
For the first time in U.S. television history, streaming has officially overtaken cable and broadcast TV in overall viewership. According to Nielsen’s May data, streaming accounted for 44.8% of total television viewing, edging out the combined 44.1% from cable (24.1%) and broadcast (20.1%). The shift signals a major change in how Americans consume entertainment in the home.
Vance Boelter Charged in Deadly Lawmaker Ambush
Vance Boelter faces serious federal and state charges following a targeted shooting spree that left Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband dead and Sen. John Hoffman and his wife injured. Boelter appeared in federal court Monday, where chilling new details emerged, including messages sent to his family in the hours after the attacks.
Protect IVF Act Sparks Clash Over State Rights and Life
Senator Jacky Rosen (D-NV) joined 29 fellow Democrats in reintroducing legislation that would make in-vitro fertilization (IVF) a federally protected procedure, overriding state authority. The “Protect IVF Act” seeks to guarantee nationwide access to IVF services, providers, and insurance coverage—regardless of state laws that may restrict such practices.
Revival Behind Bars, Inmate Baptisms in Kentucky
Two powerful faith-driven movements inside jails in Kentucky and Tennessee have seen hundreds of inmates make life-changing commitments to Jesus Christ. The revival-like events demonstrate the profound impact of ministry efforts behind bars—and the willingness of local churches to bring the gospel to the forgotten.
Israel Fordow Nuclear Strike Plot, With or Without U.S. Backup
Israel’s national security adviser, Tzachi Hanegbi, confirmed Tuesday that Israel’s campaign against Iran will not end before it has inflicted serious damage on the Fordow nuclear facility—an underground complex critical to Iran’s uranium enrichment program.
Chicago Reparations Task Force Sparks $500K Firestorm
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, struggling with low approval ratings, announced the launch of a $500,000 taxpayer-funded task force to explore slavery reparations—exclusively for black residents. Johnson unveiled the initiative during his Juneteenth address, drawing sharp criticism from city leaders and residents over the race-specific program.
No Kings Protests Funding, $114M Dark Money Machine
The “No Kings” protests drew modest turnout in left-leaning cities like Portland, Boston, and Seattle. But behind the scenes, vast sums of dark money funded these events, and a politically charged shooting in Minnesota turned a weekend of protest into a national flashpoint. Former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband were murdered, and State Senator John Hoffman and his wife were seriously wounded, in an act linked to a suspect found with “No Kings” flyers.
Bipartisan Lawmakers Move to Block Involvement in Iran
A bipartisan group of lawmakers has introduced a resolution to prohibit the United States from becoming involved in the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Judge Upholds Columbia Funding Freeze
A federal judge has upheld the Trump administration's freeze on federal funding for Columbia University.
Kraft Heinz Ending Artificial Dyes
Kraft Heinz announced that it will no longer launch products using artificial colors in the United States.
ICE Arrests New York City Mayoral Candidate
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested New York City Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander after he obstructed an operation.
Reagan-Nominated Judge Accuses Trump of LGBT ‘Discrimination’
Judge William Young, a Ronald Reagan-nominated judge, accused the Trump administration of discrimination after it moved to cut National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants.
Trump Issues Warning to Iran
President Donald Trump demanded an "unconditional surrender" from Iran, stating that the United States now has "complete and total control" over Iranian skies.
Karen Bass Compares Immigration Enforcement to COVID Lockdowns
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass compared ICE's immigration enforcement activities to the COVID-19 lockdown mandates that California imposed in 2020.
OpenAI Awarded Military Contract
OpenAI has been awarded a $200,000,000 contract with the Defense Department, a move which the DOD said will center on the development of "prototype frontier AI capabilities to address critical national security challenges in both warfighting and enterprise domains."
Former Coast Guard Lieutenant Arrested After Threatening Trump
A former Coast Guard lieutenant has been arrested after making death threats against President Donald Trump.
Protesters Justify Political Violence, Support Rock Throwing at Trump Events
Outside Saturday’s military parade in Washington, D.C., several demonstrators openly endorsed political violence as a legitimate tactic, with one protester declaring, “I fully support if they’re angry and they want to go out and they want to throw rocks.”
Alleged Killer Owns Seven Cars, Still Demands Public Defender
Vance Boelter, the alleged assassin in a high-profile political shooting, stunned a Minnesota courtroom Monday by claiming poverty while admitting he owns seven cars.
Shocking Precision Strikes Highlight Israel’s Strategic Dominance Over Iran
Israel’s bold military strategy against Iran continues to stun global observers, with Israel's Ambassador to the U.S., Yechiel Leiter, revealing that recent operations make previous attacks like last year’s explosions of Hezbollah's pagers and walkie-talkies look “simple.”
Congress Returns to Discuss U.S. Role in Israel-Iran Conflict
The Senate returned to session yesterday June 16 as lawmakers demand clarity on the U.S. military's involvement in Iran amid escalating conflict between Israel and the Islamic Republic.
Louvre Strike Exposes Macron’s Crumbling Priorities
France’s most iconic museum was brought to a standstill Monday as staff walked off the job in protest of dangerous conditions and overcrowding at the Louvre.
Evangelical Leaders Praise Trump’s Unshakable Support for Israel
Leading evangelical voices across the U.S. are reaffirming their trust in President Donald Trump’s support for Israel as the Jewish state fights a growing war with Iran.
Patel Declassifies Report Linking China to 2020 Election
A declassified intelligence report sent to Congress links the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.
Iranian Asylum Talks Reveal Regime Panic
Top Iranian officials are reportedly seeking asylum in Russia as Israel continues to dismantle Tehran’s military and nuclear command.
Schumer’s $600K Push for ICE Evasion Group Sparks Outrage
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is requesting taxpayer funds for a far-left group under congressional investigation for teaching illegal aliens how to evade U.S. immigration enforcement.
Fetterman Urges ‘No Mercy’ Approach to Iran
Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) has called on Israel to adopt a no mercy strategy in dealing with Iran, urging direct action against Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei.
Iraqi Militias Threaten Escalation in Israel-Iran War
Tehran-backed Iraqi militias have declared their intent to expand the Israel-Iran war into a broader regional conflict, heightening fears of a wider Middle East escalation.
University of Louisville Slammed for DACA, Race-Based Scholarships
A new federal civil rights complaint targets the University of Louisville over six scholarships alleged to violate Title VI and the 14th Amendment.
Universities Caught Rebranding DEI to Dodge Federal Oversight
Nearly 90 universities have renamed their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices in response to growing federal scrutiny.
Kosher Grocery in Brookline Targeted with “Free Palestine” Hate Crime
A kosher grocery store, The Butcherie, in Brookline, Massachusetts, was vandalized early Sunday when masked individuals hurled a brick emblazoned with “Free Palestine” through the storefront window, police confirmed.
CUNY Official Resigns After Spreading Anti‑Israel Conspiracy Theories
An official at the City University of New York’s School of Labor and Urban Studies resigned after posting anti‑Israel conspiracy theories online.
Boy George’s “Rich Bored Bully” Swipe Backfires as Rowling Fires Harder
Performer Boy George sparked a public clash with author J.K. Rowling by calling her a “rich bored bully” over her gender-critical views.
Maher Torches Sean Penn’s Trump Snub Hypocrisy on Podcast
Bill Maher publicly criticized actor Sean Penn for refusing to hypothetically meet with President Trump, despite Penn’s history of engaging with communist leaders.
Transportation Funding at Stake: Secretary Duffy Demands ICE Cooperation or Cuts
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that states and cities refusing to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) could lose federal transportation funding.
Trump Abruptly Departs G7 Over Escalating Middle East Conflict
President Trump cut short his attendance at the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada, returning to Washington early amid intensifying Israel-Iran tensions.
Trump Says Tehran ‘Wants to Talk’ Ceasefire After Israel Blowback
President Trump announced that Tehran is now interested in negotiating a ceasefire with Israel following a series of devastating airstrikes.
Trump-Starmer Trade Deal Declared ‘Fair to Both’ Nations
President Trump and U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a new trade deal at the G7 summit in Kananaskis, calling it “fair to both sides.”
Senate Stablecoin Bill Aims to Boost U.S. Dollar Power
The U.S. Senate is moving forward with the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, legislation that aims to establish a clear regulatory framework for the $238 billion stablecoin market. Advocates like Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN), the bill’s chief sponsor, say the measure will modernize America’s financial infrastructure and safeguard the nation’s global economic leadership.
Disney Woke Remakes Backfire at the Box Office
Disney’s live-action Snow White has officially closed out its theatrical run with a disappointing $205.5 million global box office haul—falling far short of its estimated $410 million cost. The film, plagued by scandal and political backlash, has become the studio’s worst-performing remake in a decade, marking another failure in a growing trend of ideologically reworked classics.
Texas Capitol Threat Sparks Arrest, Capitol Evacuated
A man from Katy, Texas, has been arrested following threats that led to the evacuation of the Texas State Capitol grounds on Saturday. Authorities identified the suspect as 45-year-old Robert Leroy Bowers. According to law enforcement sources, Bowers’ vehicle was flagged through a regional intelligence alert, and he was apprehended during a traffic stop in La Grange.
ICE Crackdown Hits Sanctuary Cities Under Trump Plan
President Donald Trump announced a new phase of his immigration enforcement strategy, directing ICE to ramp up deportation efforts in major Democratic-run cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Speaking at the G7 Summit on Monday, Trump said these sanctuary cities have been “overrun by criminals” and are the “core of the Democrat Power Center.”
DOJ Opposes Illinois Gun Ban in Major Court Battle
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is backing plaintiffs in a major constitutional challenge to Illinois’ sweeping ban on semi-automatic firearms and high-capacity magazines, asserting the law violates the Second Amendment. A panel of the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals is reviewing the case, which originated in the Southern District of Illinois where a federal judge ruled the 2023 law unconstitutional.
Spectrum Internet Outage, Vandals Cut LA Fiber Lines
Spectrum customers in Los Angeles and Ventura County faced widespread internet outages over the weekend after vandals cut the company’s fiber optic lines. The incident, which occurred Saturday, disrupted internet and streaming services early Sunday morning.
Pakistan Closes Iran Border After Vowing Support
Pakistan’s government declared strong support for Iran amid Israeli airstrikes over the weekend but closed all border crossings with its western neighbor on Monday. The closure applies to all five districts along the Iran border—Chaghi, Washuk, Panjgur, Kech, and Gwadar—according to officials in Baluchistan province.
Greene Opposes U.S. Role, ‘Not America First’
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) denounced U.S. intervention in the escalating Israel-Iran conflict in a pointed statement on social media, calling out fellow Republicans and media voices pushing for American military involvement. Labeling them as “disgusting” and “fake MAGA,” Greene affirmed that true America First conservatives reject another foreign war.
Salt Lake Protest Shooting Kills Famed Designer
Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, a 39-year-old Samoan-born fashion designer and former “Project Runway” contestant, was accidentally shot and killed during the “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City over the weekend. Authorities confirmed that Ah Loo was struck by a peacekeeper’s bullet meant for a man brandishing a rifle, who has now been charged with murder.
U.K. Grooming Report Finds Ethnicity ‘Shied Away From’
The United Kingdom's report on grooming incidents found that discussion on ethnicity is a "major failing" of its contents.
ICE Raid Opens Jobs, Americans Line Up to Work
A major immigration enforcement operation at Glenn Valley Foods in Omaha, Nebraska, has resulted in a surge of job applicants—this time, legally authorized to work in the United States. Following the arrest of more than 70 illegal aliens during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid, the plant saw a flood of Americans and legal immigrants vying for the newly vacated positions.
New Bill Bans Housing Funds from Sanctuary Cities
Congressional Republicans have introduced a bill to end housing grants to sanctuary cities defying the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Supreme Court Takes Case Targeting Pregnancy Center
The Supreme Court agreed to review a case surrounding an investigation into a New Jersey pregnancy center.
Democrat Attempts to Limit Presidential War Powers
Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) has introduced a resolution aiming to rein in President Donald Trump's war powers amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.
California City Clamps Down on Homelessness
The San Jose City Council voted to make homeless people eligible for arrest if they refuse to take up offers for shelter.
Cause of Death: Suicide? The West’s Wake-Up Call
Oh what Mehmed IV would have given to have had weapons-grade morons the likes of Queers for Justice in Palestine, Jewish Voices for Peace, or Comador Thunberg and the motley crew of the SS TikToc behind the Viennese ramparts in 1638.
Trump Organization Launches Mobile Service
The Trump Organization launched a new service called Trump Mobile.
Union Exit: Major Union Allies Flee the DNC
Two union leaders have ignited a fresh union exit crisis within the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
Numerous States Push COVID Vax Despite CDC Guidance
Democrat-run states issued a joint statement condemning shifts within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) after Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP).
Maniac Slashes Multiple Officers in NYC Courthouse Attack
A shocking courthouse attack unfolded the morning of June 16, when a knife-wielding maniac slashed two officers at Manhattan Criminal Court in Lower Manhattan, according to law enforcement sources.
Israel Silences Iran’s “propaganda megaphone” with Live-Airstrike
Israel executed a precise strike on Iran’s state broadcaster, targeting the propaganda megaphone that Tehran uses to rally public support.
Israel Expands its Precision Strikes Against Iran, US Signals “Possible” Entry
Israel bombarded hundreds of targets across Iran on Sunday—cratering military leadership, government buildings, nuclear infrastructure, and energy facilities—as its Air Force carried out a pre‑dawn offensive meant to cripple the Islamic Republic regime.
Infant Surrendered to Mississippi Baby Box
A newborn has been surrendered to a baby box at Simpson General Hospital in Mendenhall, Mississippi.
Alabama City Ends Fluoride in Water Systems
Madison, Alabama, is ending the addition of fluoride in its water supply this week following a vote on the matter earlier this year.
The Company We Keep… Greta Dodges Questions Over Her Hamas-Linked Pals
Environmental activist turned pro-Palestinian agitator Greta Thunberg insisted Friday she was unaware that individuals aboard the “freedom flotilla” had ties to Hamas and Hezbollah, as questions swirled over who she sailed with.
Trump Directs ICE to Expand Deportations
President Donald Trump directed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to expand their deportation efforts in Democrat-run cities.
Trump’s Warning to Iran: ‘it will only get worse!’
President Donald Trump issued a stark follow-up Friday morning after Israel’s decisive strike on Iran’s nuclear sites and military command, declaring in a post that he gave Tehran “chance after chance to make a deal” and warned them plainly: “JUST DO IT, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.”
Trump Confirms the U.S. was Fully Aware of ‘Operation Rising Lion’
Operation Rising Lion grabbed global attention as President Donald Trump confirmed the United States was fully aware of Israel’s preemptive strike on Iran.
Tim Walz: China, not the U.S. holds the “moral authority” to Negotiate Peace
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz believes that identifying who holds "moral authority" could determine the world’s ability to negotiate peace between Israel and Iran.
Hezbollah Signals “no retaliation” After Israel Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites
Israeli defense officials believe Hezbollah has indicated no retaliation following dramatic Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Israel’s Surprise Strike on Iran Hailed as Historic Triumph
Israel’s surprise attack on Iran's nuclear infrastructure stunned observers and reshaped strategic balances within the region.
DePaul University Disbands Planned Parenthood Club Over Catholic Values
DePaul University has revoked official recognition of its Planned Parenthood Generation Action (PPGA) student group, citing incompatibility with its Catholic and Vincentian identity.
Teacher’s “Kills Fascists” Post Defended by Washington School District
Olympia School District is defending Olympia High teacher Ryan Akiyama after he posted a social media image with a sign reading “This Teacher Kills Fascists.”
Trump EPA Ends Obama-Biden Climate Regulations to Boost U.S. Energy
The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has officially moved to repeal key Biden-era climate and pollution regulations on U.S. power plants.
Teachers Union Pushes “No Kings” Protests Nationwide Against Trump
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) played a major role in the “No Kings” protests held nationwide on June 14, joining over 200 left-leaning organizations in coordinated opposition to President Trump.
MSNBC Criticizes Army Parade’s ‘Fun Vibe’ as Misaligned with Network Tone
MSNBC anchors struggled to reconcile the upbeat atmosphere of the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday parade with their network’s somber coverage style.
Trump Keeps Door Open for U.S. Involvement in Iran-Israel Conflict
President Trump has indicated the United States could become directly involved in the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel.
‘The Beams Are On’: Musk Restores Starlink in Iran Amid Internet Blackout
Iran imposed a sweeping internet shutdown for thousands of citizens following Israeli military strikes on nuclear and military sites.
Khamenei Directs Strikes on Israeli Civilians, Heightening War Threat
Reporters say Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei personally commanded Iran’s military to launch missile and drone strikes against Israeli civilian population centers following recent Israeli airstrikes on Iran.
Rand Paul: ‘Not An Absolute No’ On Trump’s Spending Bill—If Debt Ceiling Is Isolated
Sen. Rand Paul (R–Ky.) told NBC’s Meet the Press he isn’t opposed to President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill”
Tragic Utah Protest Shooting: Innocent Bystander Killed Amid ‘No Kings’ Rally
A “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City turned deadly when a volunteer peacekeeper shot an armed suspect, but tragically struck and killed a...
Portland ICE Building Attacked During No Kings Riot
Rioters in Portland, Oregon, targeted an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility during Saturday’s “No Kings” anti-Trump protests, resulting in injuries to several federal officers. The unrest coincided with President Donald Trump’s celebration of the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary in Washington, D.C., which drew widespread demonstrations across the country.
ANTIFA FURY: Masked Protesters Besiege Seattle ICE Office
Masked left-wing activists launched an intense siege on a Seattle ICE field office on June 14, trapping agents and detained migrants inside
Karen Bass Slams Trump, ‘Immigrant Labor Keeps U.S. Running’
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass claimed on Sunday that President Donald Trump fails to grasp the vital role immigrant labor plays in sustaining key sectors of the U.S. economy. Speaking to CNN’s “State of the Union,” Bass responded to questions about the violent fallout from weekend anti-Trump demonstrations in Los Angeles.
Stephen King Says Women Should Run Nuke Nations
Author and Hollywood producer Stephen King stirred debate with his recent statement urging nuclear-armed nations to be led by women, not “macho men and swinging dicks.” King expressed his view on Bluesky, suggesting that women in charge would promote diplomacy and collaboration. He wrote, “Women talk to each other. Women can be reasonable. Enough with the macho men and swinging dicks.”
‘No Kings’ Flyers Found in Suspected Assassin’s Car Amid Lawmaker Shootings
A politically charged tragedy struck Minnesota on June 14. Authorities disclosed that the vehicle of fugitive suspect Vance Boelter.
Pope Leo XIV U.S. Catholic Poll, Optimistic Outlook
American Catholics are showing strong support for their newly elected spiritual leader, Pope Leo XIV, just one month after his election to the papacy. A new survey conducted by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that nearly two-thirds of U.S. Catholics hold either a "very" or "somewhat" favorable opinion of the Chicago-born pontiff.
ESCALATION: Iran’s Missile Barrage Overwhelms Haifa Defenses
Iran launched a large-scale missile attack aimed at overpowering Israel’s defensive systems and struck the northern port city of Haifa.
Mel Gibson Criticizes Newsom, Bass Over Riot Chaos
Oscar-winning actor and director Mel Gibson sharply criticized California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for their response to the violent anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, citing their repeated leadership failures during crises.
Arnold Slams Both Parties for ICE Raids: Cites Immigration Reform Failure
Arnold Schwarzenegger criticized both Democrats and Republicans for allowing the nation’s immigration system to collapse, leading to widespread ICE raids.
Putin Pushes Peace Talks After Prisoner Swap
Russian President Vladimir Putin told President Trump on Saturday that Moscow is prepared to resume peace talks with Kyiv after June 22, once prisoner exchanges and body repatriations are complete. This marks the fifth call between the two leaders since Trump assumed office, reflecting his effort to reshape U.S.–Russia relations.
Pro-Life Group Demands Trump Admin Protect ‘Abortion Pill Reversal’
A leading pro-life organization is urging Trump-era officials to step in as states like New York and California clamp down on "abortion pill reversal".
Cheryl Reeve Blames ‘White Power’ for Lawmaker Attack
Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve condemned what she described as the “radicalization rooted in white power” in the wake of the shootings of two state lawmakers in Minnesota on Saturday. Reeve tied the growing political unrest in the United States to broader cultural and ideological shifts that she claims began after President Donald Trump entered office.
Egypt Blocks Western ‘Activists’ Attempted March to Gaza
Egyptian authorities have stopped a planned Global March to Gaza, detaining or deporting dozens of activists from around 80 nations who aimed to trek toward Gaza via Sinai.
No Kings Protest Failure, Tiny Turnout, Big Embarrassment
White House Communications Director Steven Cheung criticized the leftist “No Kings” protests held Saturday, calling them a “complete and utter failure” due to low turnout, while President Donald Trump led a patriotic celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army in Washington, D.C.
Suspended UW Student Group Defies Ban, Backs Hamas
Despite suspension, a radical student group at the University of Washington continues promoting pro-Hamas activism.
Emmanuel Macron Greenland Visit Challenges U.S.
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Greenland on Sunday in a clear effort to reinforce European political support for Denmark and its strategic Arctic territory—directly countering U.S. interest in the island, particularly under President Donald Trump. The trip marks Macron’s first to Greenland and comes just days ahead of the G7 summit in Canada, where he will meet Trump.
Democratic Senator Sparks Outrage Comparing Padilla Arrest to Civil Rights Icon
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse triggered backlash after comparing the recent arrest of Sen. Alex Padilla to the struggles of civil rights hero John Lewis.
Scott Jennings, Bomb Iran Nuclear Site
Scott Jennings, a high-profile defender of President Donald Trump on CNN, called on the United States to launch a direct strike against Iran’s nuclear facility at Fordow. Speaking from Jerusalem on Sunday amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran, Jennings argued that U.S. intervention to destroy Iran’s deeply buried enrichment site would be a righteous act—one worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize.
DC Attempt to Defund Med Schools Over DEI Push
A federal bill introduced in May would strip funding from medical schools that require students or faculty to support diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)...
Israeli Intel Says Iran Conflict Could Wrap Up Soon
Israeli intelligence officials believe the current Iran conflict may be resolved within days if military operations continue at their current pace.
UK Grooming Gang Report to Expose Immigration Link
A major government review into Britain’s long-running grooming gang crisis will reportedly expose a disturbing connection between illegal immigration and the widespread sexual exploitation of working-class white girls. The National Audit on Group-Based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, set to be published next week, is expected to reveal that the grooming gang epidemic is fueled in part by unchecked illegal migration.
No Kings Protest Shirts Sold on Temu, Amazon
Online retailers Temu and Amazon are selling merchandise promoting the “No Kings” protests planned to coincide with President Donald Trump’s military parade and birthday celebration in Washington, D.C., this Saturday. The shirts carry slogans such as “No Kings,” “No Kings in America,” and “No Kings, No Fascists, No Tyrants, No Nazis,” aligning with the rhetoric of leftist groups organizing demonstrations nationwide.
Veterans Defend Army Parade Against Media Attacks
As the U.S. Army celebrates its 250th anniversary on Flag Day, veterans are pushing back against media attempts to label the event as a “Trump military parade” or authoritarian propaganda. The patriotic celebration in Washington, D.C., organized by President Donald Trump, honors the Army’s founding in 1775 and two and a half centuries of American military service.
Melissa Hortman Killed in Political Ambush at Home
Former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband were shot and killed in their Brooklyn Park home early Saturday by a suspect posing as a law enforcement officer. Authorities also confirmed that state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife were shot multiple times in a separate attack in Champlin. Governor Tim Walz has described the coordinated shootings as “targeted political violence.”
David Betz Warns of Civil War Risk in the West Rising
David Betz, a professor of war at King’s College London, has issued a sobering warning that civil war in Western nations—particularly in the United Kingdom—is no longer a remote possibility, but a growing likelihood. Speaking this week, Betz said that based on global civil conflict indicators, the UK and parts of Europe now show signs of being in a “pre-civil war” state.
Tom Cotton, Israel is Just Getting Started
Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) praised Israel's precision strike campaign against Iran during an appearance on Fox News’ Hannity Friday night, warning Tehran that more surprises could be in store. Cotton commended Israel’s military and intelligence operations and reinforced that Iran’s threat extends beyond Israel to the United States.
London Couple Uses AirTag to Outsmart Car Thieves
Frustrated by police inaction, a London couple took matters into their own hands and recovered their stolen $57,000 Jaguar E-Pace using an Apple AirTag they had hidden inside the vehicle. The high-tech DIY recovery unfolded after Mia Forbes Pirie and her husband Mark Simpson found their car missing from their home in Hammersmith.
Israel Achieves Air Superiority Over Tehran
After 36 hours of escalating conflict, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Saturday that the Israeli Air Force (IAF) now has full operational freedom over Tehran. This comes amid Israel’s destruction of key Iranian air defense systems and ongoing strikes against Iranian ballistic missile launchers.
GLAAD Blasts Hollywood Over Plunge in LGBTQ Roles
Radical LGBT activist group GLAAD is criticizing major film studios for what it calls a sharp decline in gay and transgender characters in Hollywood productions. According to the organization’s newly released “Studio Responsibility Index,” 2024 saw the lowest levels of LGBTQ representation in three years, with GLAAD awarding passing marks to only one studio: the ultra-progressive A24.
John Mulaney Defends Olivia Munn After Ms. Rachel Backlash
Comedian John Mulaney is speaking out after his wife, actress Olivia Munn, received death threats and political attacks for criticizing popular children’s YouTuber Ms. Rachel. The backlash stemmed from Munn’s remarks in a now-deleted People magazine interview where she said certain kids’ shows, including Ms. Rachel’s, were “driving [her] crazy.”
Regime Change in Iran?
In a stunning turn of events, Iran's ruling regime is reeling from what appears to be a decisive and potentially regime-altering series of Israeli military strikes.
Hispanic Caucus Demands Noem Resign After Padilla Clash
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus is calling for the resignation of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following the dramatic arrest of Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) at a DHS press conference. The group claims Padilla was “shoved, tackled, handcuffed, and detained” by law enforcement officers while attempting to carry out his duties.
Karen Bass Delayed Curfew Amid L.A. Chaos
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass waited five days before issuing a downtown curfew amid violent anti-ICE protests, drawing sharp criticism for what Republicans call a dangerous pattern of delayed responses to city crises. The curfew, once implemented Tuesday, rapidly restored a degree of order after four nights of unchecked rioting, looting, and attacks on law enforcement.
Javier Milei Seals Israel Pact, Exits Before Strikes
Argentine President Javier Milei left Israel shortly before the nation launched a major strike on Iranian nuclear and missile infrastructure Thursday night, avoiding any direct proximity to the military operation. Multiple sources confirmed his departure, putting to rest speculation about his whereabouts during Israel's “Operation Rising Lion.”
Trump Halts Wind Energy
President Donald Trump declared this week that his administration will no longer approve any new wind energy developments, calling windmills a “scenic disaster” and “bullshit” during a speech Thursday. The announcement marks a sharp escalation in his opposition to wind power, which he says blights the American landscape and relies on unsustainable subsidies.
Emmer Slams Tim Walz Over Sanctuary State Failures
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faced harsh criticism Thursday from Rep. Tom Emmer during a House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee hearing focused on sanctuary state policies. Emmer, a Republican from Minnesota, accused Walz of prioritizing illegal immigrants over law-abiding citizens, and failing to support ICE and national sovereignty.
Pritzker Denies Illinois Population Decline Amid GOP Fire
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker faced sharp criticism during a U.S. House hearing Thursday over his state's sanctuary policies and ongoing population decline. Republican lawmakers pressed the Democrat on whether the state's migrant policies are politically motivated, citing the state’s loss of a congressional seat and continued outmigration.
Trump Deploys Marines as ICE Protests Erupt Nationwide
President Donald Trump is sending 200 U.S. Marines to Los Angeles on Friday, marking a dramatic escalation in his response to intensifying protests over immigration raids and federal enforcement operations. The Marines will bolster the 4,000-strong National Guard presence already on the ground, despite ongoing legal and political resistance from California state officials.
Lizzo Anti-ICE Rant, ‘No Borders, No Land Ownership’
Left-wing pop icon Lizzo, now a vocal Kamala Harris 2024 campaign surrogate, went on a radical anti-ICE tirade Thursday on Bluesky, posting a string of controversial statements that mocked American sovereignty and embraced fringe leftist ideology. In one post, she claimed there is “no such thing as borders” or property ownership, only to contradict herself moments later by suggesting U.S. land actually belongs to Mexicans.
Radical Pro-Palestinian Protests Turn Violent in U.S. Streets
What began as a reaction to ICE raids in Los Angeles has escalated into ideologically driven chaos as militant protesters invoke Palestinian "intifada" rhetoric, burn American flags, and promote anti-Israel and anti-American propaganda. Violent demonstrations in major U.S. cities, including New York and Los Angeles, now bear the hallmarks of foreign-inspired insurgency movements.
Iran Missile Attack Rocks Tel Aviv in Night of Chaos
Iran launched a massive missile attack on Israel Friday night in direct retaliation for Israeli airstrikes earlier in the day that targeted key Iranian nuclear and military sites. The missile barrage triggered air raid sirens across the country, with several rockets breaching Israeli defenses and striking downtown Tel Aviv, wounding at least seven civilians.
Lawmakers Probe Communist-Linked Funding of Riots
House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman James Comer (R-KY), Taskforce on the Declassification of Federal Secrets Chairwoman Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL), and Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) have initiated an investigation into Neville Singham, a billionaire with connections to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Greene Investigating Planned Parenthood
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has launched an investigation into Planned Parenthood, probing whether it misused taxpayer funds.
California ‘Doubling Down’ on Climate Mandates
The State of California has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after President Donald Trump signed resolutions repealing the state's climate-focused policies.
Migrants Escape New Jersey Detention Facility
Four individuals have escaped a federal immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey.
Iran Withdraws from Nuclear Talks
Iran has pulled out of nuclear talks with the United States following Israeli airstrikes, Iranian state media reported.
Missouri Brings in National Guard
Missouri Governor Mike Keheo (R) signed an order to bring in the Missouri National Guard as a "precautionary measure in reaction to recent instances of civil unrest across the country," his office said.
Second Judge Blocks Trump from Securing Elections
A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump's executive order bolstering election integrity.
Los Angeles Children’s Hospital Shutters Trans Programs
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) announced that it will close its transgender center by July 22.