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Plane Crash Near Lansing Audio Captures Pilot Stall Call Killing Three

David Gregoire October 18, 2025

‘Stall, Recovery!’: Moments Before Deadly Plane Crash Caught On Audio Chilling radio traffic captured the final seconds before a twin-engine jet crashed outside Lansing, Michigan, killing three people. The aircraft departed Battle Creek Executive Airport

Florida Mother Could Face Death Penalty After 41 Child Sex Charges

Dan Veld October 18, 2025

Florida mother arrested on 41 counts could face death penalty for alleged abuse of her 11-year-old A St. Petersburg mother was arrested by detectives and charged this week with more than 40 crimes tied to

New York GOP Holds Young Republicans Accountable After Hate Chat

Erica Carlin October 18, 2025

New York GOP Disbands Young Republicans Chapter After Vile Group Chat The New York state Republican Committee voted to dissolve the state’s Young Republicans chapter after private chat messages with deeply offensive content were made

NHS Figures Reveal 1 In 17 Suffer Home Abortion Complications

Erica Carlin October 17, 2025

NHS figures, home abortions and the case for transparency Official NHS figures show 1 in 17 women suffer serious complications after home abortions, yet the government continues withholding annual safety reports. That gap between data

US Seizes Survivors After Unannounced Strike On Suspected Drug Vessel

Erica Carlin October 17, 2025

U.S. Forces Recover Survivors After Strike on Suspected Smuggling Vessel in Caribbean U.S. forces seized survivors after striking a vessel suspected of smuggling drugs in Caribbean waters, multiple sources say. A defense official and other

Supreme Court Likely To Overrule Lower Court Ruling, Trump Admin Says

Doug Goldsmith October 17, 2025

Trump Administration Says Supreme Court Likely to Overrule Lower Court Judge Officials in the Trump White House say they expect the Supreme Court to step in and reverse a lower court judge’s decision. That prediction

Don Lemon Urges Black And Brown People To Legally Arm Against ICE

David Gregoire October 17, 2025

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon, appearing on The Left Hook podcast with Wajahat Ali, told listeners minority communities should prepare for Immigration and Customs Enforcement showing up at their doors. His remarks landed in a

Bolivia Runoff Poised To End Two Decades Of Socialism

Karen Givens October 17, 2025

Bolivia’s Runoff: Quiroga vs Paz After Two Decades of Socialism Bolivia heads to a decisive presidential runoff this Sunday, a vote many see as a chance to move beyond almost twenty years of socialist-led governance.

Trump Blocks Tomahawk Transfer To Ukraine Citing US Security

Erica Carlin October 17, 2025

Security Trump Pulls Tomahawks from the Table Before Zelensky Visit President Donald Trump removed American Tomahawk missiles from consideration for transfer to Ukraine ahead of a White House meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky. The move

Monkeypox Severe Strain Detected In Los Angeles Officials Confirm

Karen Givens October 17, 2025

Severe Monkeypox (mpox) Strain Confirmed in Los Angeles Los Angeles health officials confirmed on Thursday that a severe strain of the Monkeypox (mpox) virus has been identified in the county. Authorities say they are investigating

Trump Says Putin Call Lasted Over Two Hours Ahead Of Visit

Doug Goldsmith October 17, 2025

Trump Follows Up With a Visit After a Long Putin Call The visit comes a day after Trump said he had a ’very productive’ call with Putin that lasted over two hours. That timing wasn’t

Trump And FBI Say Program Led To 8,700+ Arrests 20% Crime Drop

Doug Goldsmith October 17, 2025

Trump and Patel: Program Drives Arrests and Cuts Crime City streets felt different when federal agents and local police leaned in. Neighbors reported calmer nights, merchants noticed fewer break-ins, and leadership said tougher tactics were

Shutdown Awareness Drops As Democrats Lose Momentum In Polls

Karen Givens October 17, 2025

Remember the government is still shut down. That fact has quietly faded from front pages and cable chatter while major foreign policy wins command attention, and Democrats are watching their political momentum evaporate as everyday

FBI Agents To Keep Getting Paid During Government Shutdown

Erica Carlin October 16, 2025

Patel assures FBI special agents will be paid during the shutdown FBI Director Kash Patel on Thursday confirmed that FBI agents will continue to receive paychecks even as the federal government remains partially shut down.

ICE Applications Reach 175K As Agency Builds Deportation Staff

Erica Carlin October 16, 2025

ICE applications reach 175K amid agency hiring spree ICE has pulled in about 175,000 applicants as the agency bulks up to execute immigration priorities under President Donald Trump. The surge arrived just as officials moved

Florida Seeks To End Vaccine Mandates Citing Parental Rights

Dan Veld October 16, 2025

Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo is treating childhood vaccine policy as a serious issue and says he’s making bold moves aimed at protecting Florida kids. He frames his actions around medical ethics and

Baytown Mother Arrested For Allegedly Locking Up Autistic 11-Year-Old

Dan Veld October 16, 2025

A Baytown woman faces criminal charges after police say they found her 11-year-old autistic son locked in a small mobile home room and living in squalid conditions. Authorities arrested 41-year-old Rachel Nicole Blaylock following a

John James Best Positioned In New Poll To Flip Michigan Governorship

David Gregoire October 16, 2025

John James Seen as Best GOP Hope to Flip Michigan in 2026 A Plymouth Union Public Research poll puts Michigan Rep. John James at the front of the pack for the 2026 governor’s race, identifying

Cancun Mall Shooting Forces Shoppers To Run For Cover

Karen Givens October 16, 2025

A shooting at a popular mall in Cancun sent shoppers scrambling and turned a usual afternoon into a chaotic scene. People ducked behind kiosks and vehicles as gunfire echoed through corridors, creating fear and confusion.

Immigration Arrests Banned In County Courthouses Without Warrants

Karen Givens October 16, 2025

Judge Bans Immigration Arrests in Illinois Courthouses The chief judge of Illinois’ largest county issued an order barring immigration officers from arresting migrants inside county courthouses without a warrant. Conservatives see this as a risky

NBC News Cuts 150 Jobs Including DEI And LGBTQ Teams

Brittany Mays October 16, 2025

It has been a dramatic week. After President Donald Trump’s trip to the Middle East, NBC News dropped the other shoe, announcing significant cuts to its newsroom headcount. Retail chains and legacy outlets learned an

Government Shutdown Persists Senate Fails Ninth Vote 51-44

Erica Carlin October 16, 2025

The Senate’s latest effort to move a funding bill failed, marking the ninth time lawmakers did not advance or pass the legislation and pushing the federal shutdown past the two-week mark. The tally was a

Non-Binary Identification Drops Significantly Among College Students

Dan Veld October 16, 2025

A study from the University of Buckingham’s Centre for Heterodox Social Science says gender ideology is losing appeal among younger cohorts and the pool of adolescents identifying as trans or non-binary is shrinking. Researchers argue

Kevin Federline Alleges Britney Stood With Knife Near Sleeping Kids

David Gregoire October 15, 2025

Kevin Federline says his new memoir contains an alarming episode in which he recalls finding Britney Spears standing near the bedroom doorway while their children slept, holding a knife. He raises the claim as part

Letitia James Loan Claim Scrutinized After Fugitive Lived In Her Home

David Gregoire October 15, 2025

Letitia James’ Great‑Niece, With Long Criminal Record, Lived at Her Norfolk Property as Authorities Sought Her A relative of New York Attorney General Letitia James, identified in public records as Nakia Monique Thompson, is listed

DOJ Seizes About $15B Bitcoin From Alleged Cambodian Forced Labor Scam

Karen Givens October 15, 2025

The Department of Justice has seized roughly $15 billion in bitcoin tied to a sprawling “pig butchering” fraud operation based in Cambodia. Authorities say the scheme went beyond online lies and used real-world brutality, with

White House Plans To Remove 4,200 Federal Staffers To Cut Waste

Karen Givens October 15, 2025

Trump Moves to Cut 4,200 Federal Jobs After Shutdown It has been roughly two weeks since Senate Democrats shut down the federal government by blocking a continuing resolution which would have provided funding until November

Pritzker Deception Exposed By Former Police Chief Amid ICE Raids

Brittany Mays October 15, 2025

Pritzker’s Little Village Video Backfires as Ex-Top Cop Calls It Out Chicago and other blue-run cities are suddenly watching federal ICE teams show up, and the establishment reflex is to downplay the whole thing. Local

Severe Weather Could Spawn Tornadoes Across Ozarks Mississippi Valley

David Gregoire October 15, 2025

A broad storm system moving across the country is forecast to strengthen as it pushes into the Plains and the Mississippi Valley, putting millions at risk this weekend. That setup could produce tornadoes, large hail,

Antifa Militias Terrorize Portland And Chicago As Officials Retreat

Dan Veld October 15, 2025

Antifa: Street Militias, Not Protesters Portland and Chicago now read like occupied zones, where everyday life runs under the shadow of organized street violence. What used to be local disputes have hardened into nightly standoffs

UN Carbon Tax On Shipping Threatens US Sovereignty And Trade

David Gregoire October 15, 2025

Stop UN ‘Net Zero’ Climate Tax On American Ships Later this week the United Nations will hold a vote on a multi-billion climate-change tax aimed squarely at American industry and commerce. If Washington does not

Intel Secures $8.9B Washington Investment For Nearly 10% Stake

Dan Veld October 15, 2025

For decades Intel was the chip industry’s flagship, powering PCs and servers and paying steady dividends to investors. Over the past ten years it ceded ground to rivals that dominated the AI era, notably Nvidia,

Boston Vehicle Takeover Burns Police Cars In Democrat-Controlled City

Karen Givens October 15, 2025

Boston Vehicle Takeover Leaves Police Cars Burning, Exposes Failed Leadership What began as a “large-scale vehicle takeover” in the Democrat-controlled city of Boston, Massachusetts, escalated into a chaotic night that left multiple police cars destroyed

H-1B Remote Work Loophole Lets Corporations Undercut Americans

Dan Veld October 14, 2025

H-1B Remote Work Rule: A Quiet Biden-Era Overreach Last week a social media post showed government data revealing a remarkable number of H-1B visa holders listed residential addresses as their ‘place of work.’ That discovery

Trump Airstrike Off Venezuela Kills Six Narcoterrorists

Dan Veld October 14, 2025

Trump Announces Successful Strike on Narcoterrorist Vessel Off Venezuela For months the United States has intensified pressure on drug networks and other illicit activity across the Western Hemisphere, with Venezuela increasingly singled out. President Trump

Instagram Tightens Teen Rules After Scathing Safety Report

Erica Carlin October 14, 2025

Instagram revising teen account settings amid backlash Instagram is overhauling how it treats teenage accounts, rolling out a PG-13 style filter and other default safeguards aimed at younger users. Meta, the platform’s parent, announced the

Russia Glide Bombs Strike Ukraine Hospital Wounding Seven

Karen Givens October 14, 2025

Russia launched powerful glide bombs in overnight strikes on Ukraine’s second largest city, hitting a hospital and wounding seven people. The blast damaged wards, forced emergency evacuations, and left medical staff scrambling to care for

Trump and Zelensky To Meet In Washington Over Ukraine Air Defenses

Erica Carlin October 14, 2025

Trump to Host Zelensky in Washington Friday to Discuss Air Defense Support President Trump will meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Washington on Friday to discuss sending additional air defense systems to Ukraine. The visit

PA Governor’s Mansion Arson Suspect Pleads Guilty To Terrorism Charges

Erica Carlin October 14, 2025

Arson suspect in Pennsylvania governor’s mansion fire pleads guilty Cody Balmer admitted guilt in court Tuesday, entering pleas on every charge filed against him. Prosecutors said the counts include attempted first-degree murder, numerous arson charges

Antisemitism Backlash Hits Mamdani Over Genocidal War Claim

Karen Givens October 14, 2025

Mamdani Flees Manhattan Rally After Pro-Israel Confrontation Zohran Mamdani, the left-leaning New York mayoral candidate, fled a crowd in Manhattan’s Foley Square after an angry pro-Israel demonstrator closed in. He had been at a rally

Obamacare Premiums Jumped 47% GOP Leaders Surrendered The Fight

Dan Veld October 14, 2025

Obamacare Was Never Affordable: Republicans Must Stop Pretending Twelve years ago this week the federal government shut down over a fight that should have mattered more than any budget squabble: Obamacare. In 2013 Senate conservatives

Facebook Jobs Return With Local Listings And Anti-Discrimination Rules

Kevin Parker October 14, 2025

Facebook Reboots Jobs: A Local Hiring Push from Meta Meta wants you to find your next gig on Facebook. The company has quietly reintroduced job listings inside the app, this time steering them toward local

Columbus Shown To Respect Indigenous People And Oppose Enslavement

Dan Veld October 13, 2025

Christopher Columbus Belongs to All Americans “Let those who are accustomed to finding fault and censuring ask, while they sit in security at home, ‘Why did you not do so and so under such circumstances?’

Johnson Invites Greene Into Healthcare Talks Over Expiring Subsidies

Erica Carlin October 13, 2025

Speaker Johnson tries to rein in MTG following lawmaker’s criticism of GOP on healthcare costs House Speaker Mike Johnson stepped into a rising intra-party fight after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene publicly blasted the GOP over

ICE Must Justify 13-Year-Old Detention After Judge’s Order

Dan Veld October 13, 2025

DHS Releases Allegations After 13-Year-Old Arrested and Held by ICE After days of public outrage, the Department of Homeland Security has put specific allegations on record about a 13-year-old who was arrested locally and placed

Oregon Spends More On Illegal Immigrant Health Care Than State Police

David Gregoire October 13, 2025

Oregon’s current budget pours more into a taxpayer-funded health plan for immigrants regardless of legal status than it does into the Oregon State Police, leaving a gap of roughly $500 million or more, state budget

Trump Considers Courtesy Call To Putin Over Tomahawk Missile Sales

Karen Givens October 13, 2025

Trump Considers Call to Putin Over Tomahawk Missiles President Trump is weighing a direct phone call to Vladimir Putin about a possible transfer of Tomahawk cruise missiles, a move meant to cool tensions before any

Austin Beutner Challenges Bass Over Fiscal Failures And Crime

David Gregoire October 13, 2025

Former LA Schools Chief Launches Bid To Unseat Karen Bass Austin Beutner, the one-time head of Los Angeles Unified, announced Monday he will challenge Mayor Karen Bass in the 2026 race. He frames his campaign

California Creates Reparations Bureau Funding Contingent On Legislature

Karen Givens October 13, 2025

Newsom Signs SB 518, Creating a State Bureau for Descendants of American Slavery California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed SB 518, establishing a state agency to design programs for descendants of slavery. This move turns

Naval Academy Midshipman Found Dead Near Campus In Annapolis

Erica Carlin October 13, 2025

Midshipman reported missing found dead near Naval Academy campus A 20-year-old midshipman was reported missing after failing to attend classes on Thursday and was later found dead near the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis,

Mamdani Campaign Accepted Nearly $13,000 In Illegal Foreign Donations

Brittany Mays October 13, 2025

Mamdani’s New York Mayoral Campaign Collected Thousands in Illegal Donations Records now show that socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign took in thousands of dollars from donors outside the United States, a wrinkle the campaign

Red State Governors Can Build New VMI To Reclaim Military Character

Dan Veld October 12, 2025

Reclaiming the Warrior: Why Male-Only Military Academies Matter The Supreme Court’s decision in United States v. Virginia reshaped VMI and, by extension, the idea of military academies built for combat leadership. That ruling pushed sex

NYT Analyst Says Hamas Faces Big Risk Releasing Hostages

Brittany Mays October 12, 2025

NYT Columnist Calls Hamas Hostage Release a ‘Big Risk’ After Trump’s Ceasefire President Trump’s team brokered a ceasefire that many hailed as a major diplomatic achievement, and it drew applause from allies. But a New

Pakistan Taliban Border Clash Escalates Amid Biden Arms Support

Brittany Mays October 12, 2025

A simmering border feud exploded into open combat after Pakistan launched surprise air strikes across multiple Afghan cities to hit Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan leadership and bases. The TTP, a roughly 4,000-strong Pakistani Taliban faction that long

President To Greet Hostages Early Next Week Vance Says

Erica Carlin October 12, 2025

President to Greet Released Hostages Next Week, Vance Says Washington is bracing for a rare and emotional moment as officials prepare for the possible return of Americans held overseas. The expectation that the president will

US Will Monitor Ceasefire To Ensure Accountability, No Boots On Ground

David Gregoire October 12, 2025

JD Vance Confirms U.S. Won’t Deploy Ground Troops After Trump’s Mideast Deal Vice President JD Vance told NBC that there are no plans to send U.S. troops onto the ground in Israel or Gaza after

Border Smart Wall To Add Hundreds Of Miles Under DHS CBP Contracts

Erica Carlin October 12, 2025

The Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection have awarded ten construction contracts to add hundreds of miles of Smart Wall along the southern border, covering California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.

Trump Targets Billions In Green Energy Funding Cuts

Karen Givens October 12, 2025

President Donald Trump is preparing to strip additional federal funding tied to green energy projects, continuing a campaign to roll back what he and supporters call impractical climate spending. The administration frames the move as

9th Circuit Upholds False Advertising Law Targeting Pro Life Centers

Erica Carlin October 12, 2025

The 9th Circuit already upheld San Francisco’s false advertising law singling out pro-life centers, and recent oral arguments in two cases suggest the court treats California’s attorney general crusade against APR as a permissible regulation

Arlington School Board Member Charged With 20 Counts Of Exposing Himself

Ella Ford October 11, 2025

Arlington School Board Ally Backed a ‘transgender’ Sex Offender Who Now Faces 20 Exposure Charges A leftist school board member in Arlington, Virginia, sympathized with a ‘transgender’ sex offender who wanted to use female bathrooms.

Biden Begins Radiation And Hormone Therapy For Prostate Cancer

Erica Carlin October 11, 2025

Former President Joe Biden Begins Radiation and Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Former President Joe Biden has begun a course of radiation therapy as part of his prostate cancer treatment, his office confirmed to media

Abortion Pills Could Harm Fertility Republican Lawmakers Warn

Karen Givens October 11, 2025

Abortion Pill Chemical Raises Fertility Concerns Abortion pills contain a hormone disruptor that Republican lawmakers have noted could potentially harm fertility in both men and women. That warning has pushed GOP officials to press regulators

Shutdown Forces Thune To Cancel GOP Fundraiser As Gillibrand Plans Napa

Karen Givens October 11, 2025

Senate Majority Leader John Thune and other Republican senators canceled their planned weekend fundraising event as the government shutdown continues, choosing to stay focused on the crisis at hand. Meanwhile Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is moving

Trump Moves To Dismantle CDFI Fund, Cut Federal Waste

Erica Carlin October 11, 2025

Trump administration begins to abolish CDFI Fund during government shutdown amid other layoffs The Trump administration has moved to shut down the Treasury Department’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund even as the government operates under

Porter Walks Off Campaign Interview, Voters Question Her Temperament

Karen Givens October 11, 2025

Katie Porter Crashes Under a Simple Question on Trump Voters Polling data had suggested that former Rep. Katie Porter was the leading Democrat in the race to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom. A recent interview, though,

John Bolton Set To Face National Security Charges Next Week

Erica Carlin October 11, 2025

John Bolton expected to be charged criminally as soon as next week John Bolton, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, could face criminal charges as soon as next week, MSNBC investigative journalist Carol Leonnig

New Jersey Declares State Emergency, Urges Residents To Prepare

David Gregoire October 11, 2025

New Jersey has declared a state of emergency as a strengthening low-pressure system organizes into a nor’easter, threatening major coastal flooding along the mid-Atlantic this weekend. The storm is forecast to peak Sunday into Monday,

Trump Secures Second Pharma Deal, Boosts US Research And Production

Erica Carlin October 11, 2025

This is the second major agreement the Trump administration has negotiated, following an earlier compact with Pfizer. Both pacts focused on making medicines and technologies more affordable at home while persuading companies to put money

Johnson Blasts Schumer For Choosing Politics Over Americans

Karen Givens October 10, 2025

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said Friday that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is “hurting real Americans for his own political survival,” and that Schumer lacks the “moral fortitude to do the right thing.” Johnson

Canadian Catholics Mobilize For 1,500 Rosary Rallies, National Unity

Erica Carlin October 10, 2025

Thousands of Catholics to Pray the Rosary Across Canada on October 11 Thousands of Catholics across Canada are set to gather on October 11 for a nationwide series of Rosary rallies. Canada Needs Our Lady

GOP Senators Press RFK Jr And Makary Back Repeal Biden Abortion Pills

David Gregoire October 10, 2025

GOP Senators Urge RFK Jr. and Marty Makary to Reverse Biden Policies on Abortion Pills GOP senators are pressing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dr. Marty Makary to act now to protect babies and their

Trump Secures Gaza Ceasefire, IDF Confirms Withdrawal To Agreed Line

Karen Givens October 10, 2025

Trump-Brokered Gaza Ceasefire Now in Effect as IDF Pulls Back The Gaza ceasefire brokered by former President Trump went into effect this morning, the Israeli Defense Forces announced, and they confirmed that their troops had

Trump Urges Charges For Chicago Mayor And Governor After ICE Order

Karen Givens October 10, 2025

Trump Demands Charges for Pritzker and Johnson Over ICE Standoff Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker have both moved to shield certain parts of the city from federal immigration enforcement, turning enforcement

Seattle Parents Accuse Schools Of Pushing Chest Binding On Students

Ella Ford October 10, 2025

Seattle Schools and the Question of Chest Binders and Student Care A parental rights group says Seattle Public Schools encouraged gender-confused students to bind their chests or to use ‘tucking underwear,’ a claim that immediately

Freedom Convoy Organizers Barber and Lich Sentenced to House Arrest and Community Service After Mischief Convictions

Dan Veld October 10, 2025

Freedom Convoy Leaders Sentenced: Conditional Terms, No Regrets Ontario Justice Heather Perkins-McVey handed down conditional sentences to Freedom Convoy organizers Chris Barber and Tamara Lich after a trial that stretched for more than two years.

Accused Palisades Arsonist Threatened Family, ATF Agent Testifies

Brittany Mays October 10, 2025

Accused Palisades Arson Suspect Threatened Relatives Before Arrest New details have surfaced about Jonathan Rinderknecht, the man accused of sparking the Palisades fire in California. Authorities now say he threatened family members before his arrest.

FDA Accused by USCCB Chair of Facilitating Killing of Unborn Children and Endangering Mothers

Brittany Mays October 9, 2025

USCCB Chairman: FDA Approval Endangers Mothers and Unborn Bishop Daniel E. Thomas, chairman of the USCCB, publicly accused the FDA of facilitating the killing of more unborn children and putting mothers at risk. That blunt

Texas Court Pauses Execution in Shaken Baby Murder Case to Review Evidence Under Junk Science Law

Erica Carlin October 9, 2025

Texas court pauses execution again in shaken baby murder case The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Thursday issued another pause in the execution of Robert Roberson, a man convicted nearly two decades ago in

Mojave Solar Plant Built with $1.6 Billion in Taxpayer Loans to Be Shuttered Next Year

David Gregoire October 9, 2025

BONNER COHEN: Taxpayer-Backed Solar Facility In Mojave Desert Will Shut Down Next Year The Ivanpah Solar Power Facility in California’s Mojave Desert is finally headed for the scrap heap, and that outcome should prompt a

Former Homosexuals and Former Trans Individuals Cite Faith Led Freedom to Challenge Father Martin’s Claim

Darnell Thompkins October 9, 2025

Fr. James Martin Is Dead Wrong: Sexual Attraction and Gender Confusion Don’t Have to Last a Lifetime Many voices in the public square insist identity is set in stone and that anyone who disagrees is

Katie Porter berates staffer in newly released webinar video raising leadership concerns for California governor bid

Brittany Mays October 9, 2025

Katie Porter’s run for California governor took a serious hit when a recent CBS affiliate interview clip went viral and made her look rattled. Simple, straightforward questions prompted a defensive meltdown and an abrupt end

NCAA Panel Advances Easing of Sports Betting Rules for College Athletes Amid Integrity Concerns

Darnell Thompkins October 9, 2025

The NCAA’s recent move to ease restrictions around pro sports betting for college athletes grabbed headlines because it touches something most Americans care about: the integrity of our games. A Division I panel approved the

Kamala Harris Faces Backlash Over Profanity and Misinformation

Brittany Mays October 8, 2025

What in the World Has Happened to Kamala Harris? She’s Off Dropping F-Bombs and Spreading Misinformation Kamala Harris has been on something of a public meltdown tour, and it is getting louder by the week.

Senate Blocks Short-Term Government Funding for Sixth Time in Partisan 54-45 Vote

Erica Carlin October 8, 2025

The Senate Stalls Again: Why Republicans Must Hold the Line on Continuing Resolutions The Senate failed to advance competing continuing resolutions for the sixth time, with the House-passed resolution failing in a 54-45 split that

Manchester Synagogue Attacker Allegedly Secretly Married Two White Converts After Meeting on Islamic Dating Apps

David Gregoire October 8, 2025

Authorities say the man accused in the Manchester synagogue attack had a secret life that looks like a pattern of deception and control. The suspect, named Jihad al-Shamie, is accused of using faith and dating

Boebert Demands Answers on UFOs and Aliens Holds Washington Accountable in Reelection Bid

Erica Carlin October 8, 2025

Lauren Boebert has turned a punchy curiosity into a campaign theme, promising to drag the UFO question out of shadowy corners and into daylight. This isn’t a gimmick to scare suburban voters; it’s a clear

Maryland State Fair Brawl Prompts Arrests and Charges for Seven Including Five Teens

Kevin Parker October 8, 2025

Seven females — five teenagers and two adults — now face criminal charges after a chaotic fight outside the Maryland State Fair that was captured on video and shared online. Baltimore County police have identified

Katie Hobbs Launches 2026 Reelection Campaign as Arizona Conservatives Demand Stronger Border Security and Fiscal Discipline

Erica Carlin October 8, 2025

Democratic Gov Katie Hobbs formally launched a bid for reelection in Arizona, a state that voted for Donald Trump and remains competitive for Republicans. Her announcement sets up a high-stakes rematch atmosphere where border policy,

Poll Shows Americans Strongly Back Trump Administration Plan to Sink Cartel Drug Boats

David Gregoire October 8, 2025

Americans Overwhelmingly Support Trump Admin Blowing Drug Boats Out Of Water: POLL More than seven in ten Americans back the Trump administration’s decision to destroy cartel drug boats, according to a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll that

Trump Secures Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing and Shields Rural Hospitals with New Healthcare Actions

Karen Givens October 8, 2025

Trump’s Second Act on Healthcare: Bold Moves, Real Results President Donald Trump returned to the White House and wasted no time tackling healthcare with a clear, unapologetic agenda. He has pushed for big-picture changes that

California’s Largest High School District Votes to Bar Transgender Athletes From Girls’ Sports

Karen Givens October 8, 2025

California District Moves to Protect Girls’ Sports — A Clear Stand on Fairness California’s largest high school district has adopted a resolution that would ban transgender athletes from playing in girl’s sports. The move is

Former Biden Cyber Official Warns Pentagon Could Lose Control Over Soldiers If It Relies on Public AI

Ella Ford October 7, 2025

Military, Biden-Era Doubts, and the Realities of AI on the Battlefield A short, clear take: a former Biden official warns about AI risks, a defense contractor says the military is moving forward, and the debate

Nancy Mace urges DOJ to file Hobbs Act charges in slaying of 22 year old South Carolina woman

Erica Carlin October 7, 2025

Mace asks DOJ to intervene in fatal shooting of young SC woman allegedly killed by serial criminal South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace is pushing hard for federal involvement after a young woman, Logan Federico, was

Jerry Jones Accepts Responsibility After Flipping Off Fans in Cowboys Win Over Jets

Darnell Thompkins October 7, 2025

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones acknowledged Tuesday that he made a mistake after being photographed flipping the middle finger to fans during his team’s win over the New York Jets. The image spread quickly on

Nobel Peace Prize Petition by Gaza Hostage Families Urges Committee to Award Trump for Role in Hostage Returns

Karen Givens October 7, 2025

Families Urge Nobel Committee to Honor Trump for Hostage Returns and Peace Efforts Families of hostages still held in Gaza, together with relatives of those already returned, made a direct appeal to the Norwegian Nobel

Met Police dismantle international gang smuggling 40,000 stolen phones to China

Kevin Parker October 7, 2025

Inside the Bust: How a Global Phone-Smuggling Ring Was Dismantled London police have taken down an international gang accused of shipping tens of thousands of stolen phones from the UK to China over the past

Dershowitz Demands Congress Probe Jack Smith After Alleged Seizure of GOP Senators Phone Records

David Gregoire October 7, 2025

Alan Dershowitz Says Jack Smith ‘Disgraced Himself’ After Tracking GOP Senators’ Calls Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard Law professor emeritus, told Fox Business that former special counsel Jack Smith “disgrace himself” for reportedly obtaining private phone

Judge Denies Elon Musk Bid to Move SEC Lawsuit Out of Washington DC

Karen Givens October 7, 2025

Judge Denies Musk’s Bid to Move SEC Suit Out of D.C. A judge just denied Elon Musk’s attempt to have the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit that he is facing moved out of Washington,

Gender ideology loophole enables predators to evade accountability and endanger children

David Gregoire October 7, 2025

Sanctuary for Predators: How Gender Ideology Shields Criminals Across the country, alarming reports suggest that some violent criminals are using gender ideology as a defensive shield. This isn’t a theory, it’s a pattern emerging in

Jay Jones’ Leaked Texts Reveal Violent Fantasies, Republican Leaders Demand He Withdraw

Karen Givens October 7, 2025

Virginia AG Race Explodes After Leaked Texts Virginia politics just hit a boiling point after private messages from Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones surfaced and set off a fierce reaction from Republican leaders. Vice

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