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The Trump Administration is evidently getting serious about cracking down on the sort of massive fraud that migrant groups in blue states have seemingly long been allowed to get away with engaging in, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent took to X to announce a massive crackdown on Governor Tim Walz’s Minnesota over the Somali fraud rings scandals. As background, it has been revealed over the course of 2025 that massive fraud rings largely composed of Somali migrants have been effectively allowed to operate in the state as they engaged in massive fraud that ripped off state and federal taxpayers to…

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Trump Administration Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pulled no punches when he appeared on “Face the Nation” to discuss the Minnesota fraud scandal with CBS News host Margaret Brennan, telling her that the Treasury Department has discovered links between far-left “Squad” Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and the fraud scandal. As background, long-running investigations into the state of certain welfare and public assistance programs in Minnesota have found that Somali migrants in the state have stolen billions upon billions of state and federal taxpayer dollars from programs meant to help them and other needy Minnesotans, with much of the money flowing back…

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Amid revelations of Minnesota AG Keith Ellison’s ties to Somali fraudsters in a massive $250M+ Feeding Our Future scandal, while under federal probe for diverting COVID aid to luxury and terrorism-linked groups, his son, Councilman Jeremiah Ellison, faces scrutiny. For context, Jeremiah, who earns a $110K salary plus $57,000 Harvard stipend, requested taxpayer funds for bi-weekly flights to Minneapolis meetings during his fellowship, which were denied as personal development. Critics point out that these erode Northside representation through committee reassignments. Ellison, however, whined about the reports as “hit pieces.” Announcing the story, a popular post read, “BREAKING – Amid the…

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In a tense “Face the Nation” interview with Margaret Brennan, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) dismissed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s claims of campaign ties to Minnesota’s $1B+ Feeding Our Future fraud, mostly involving Somalis, as baseless, noting returned donations and her early calls for probes. For context, the Minnesota Rep. decried the theft’s harm to her community, blamed lax oversight, and laughed off terrorism funding allegations, insisting no evidence emerged in prosecutions despite persistent rumors of cash transfers to Somalia. “@IlhanMN on the possibility that money from the Somali fraud scandal in Minnesota is being funneled to foreign terrorist organizations: *giggles*”…

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In a September 2024 interview on “The Ingraham Angle,” former California Democratic Senate Majority Leader Gloria Romero explained her switch to the Republican Party, warning Democrats that many disaffected members no longer recognize the “party of democracy” after a “rigged” primary sidelined voters. This story remains relevant today because the radicalism described by Romero has continued unabated over the last year. Not only has California Gov. Gavin Newsom threatened to redistrict republican seats out of his state, but he also continued pushing woke polices. Starting off the impactful interview, Laura Ingraham began with an open question. “Joining me now is…

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Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) took an opportunity during a recent hearing to weigh in on the topic of mass fraud, in a clip that’s now going viral due to the flippant way she treated the matter. According to Crockett, there’s no reason for Americans to be worried about fraud because “no system is perfect” and there’s “always been fraud.” Crockett started her comments by saying she wanted to address the issue, which was brought up by the chairman during the meeting, slamming him for his concerns about fraud and for not providing any numerical data to support his claims. In…

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The sanctuary state of New York could soon see even more of its funding cut. Such is what Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced when speaking during a hugely important press conference that could signal the administration is getting tough, noting that New York is persisting in illegally aiding illegal aliens and so will face the consequences unless it stops. As background, at issue here is a matter that has been at the root of many of the administration’s fights with sanctuary cities and states: the granting of commercial driver’s licenses to illegal aliens, despite the fact that the Trump Administration…

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The executive director of Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City has been indicted by a grand jury for allegedly embezzling over $3 million in funds that were designated to be used for social justice causes. Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, 52, was released from custody on December 11 after her first court appearance this week. Dickerson is being charged with wire fraud and money laundering after federal prosecutors for the case say she diverted a total of $3.15 million in returned bail checks to her personal bank accounts over a period of five years. The defendant controlled the accounts between June 2020…

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Commentator Tim Pool criticized Candace Owens over what he described as her handling of the murder of Charlie Kirk, accusing her of turning a tragedy into a sensationalized political spectacle and attacking those closest to Kirk. Pool said the killing of Kirk was already devastating to the conservative movement and argued that Owens’ actions have compounded that damage. “And the most damaging thing done, of course, was the murder of Charlie Kirk,” Pool said. “And now the second most damaging thing we’re looking at is Candace Owens, burning down everything he built, and now having the gall to go after…

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stepped up enforcement operations in Minnesota’s Twin Cities this week as part of what officials are calling “Operation Metro Surge,” a crackdown that shows the consequences of Minneapolis’ long-standing sanctuary policies. Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer introduced the operation during a live segment, saying, “ICE agents now going out in full force in Minnesota’s twin cities, communities, as the Trump administration steps up the fight against illegal immigration. Mike Tobin has been there all week, back in Minneapolis again today. Mike, good morning.” Correspondent Mike Tobin reported from Minneapolis, where ICE agents have been…

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Mille Lacs County Sheriff Kyle Burton defended his department’s participation in a federal immigration enforcement partnership, arguing that cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is critical to public safety, while criticizing Minnesota’s top Democratic leaders for opposing those efforts. Burton made the comments during an exchange with journalist Liz Collin while discussing the county’s involvement in the federal 287(g) program, which allows local law enforcement agencies to work with ICE. Burton said the decision to participate was rooted in preparation and safety. “You know, I think failing to prepare is is preparing to fail. I’ve always said that,” Burton…

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Conservative commentator Carl Higbie argued that widespread inefficiency across federal agencies demands aggressive budget cuts, saying Washington has grown bloated with programs that deliver little value to taxpayers while draining billions of dollars from the federal budget. Higbie said his comments have already drawn attention from lawmakers and their staff. “I ruffled a lot of feathers down in DC, I got a call, a few calls, actually, from congressmen or their staffers, and they were all trying to explain to me, like, Oh, why this can or can’t be done,” he said. “So I know they’re watching, but here’s just…

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Stephen Miller sharply criticized what he described as a sprawling “refugee industrial complex,” accusing nongovernmental organizations of profiting off mass refugee resettlement while transforming small American communities and placing long-term financial burdens on taxpayers. Miller said the system expanded dramatically under the Biden-Harris administration, with billions of dollars flowing from the federal government to outside organizations. “President Trump has blown the lid off of the refugee industrial complex,” Miller said. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What Could It Mean For Your Money? “And the way this works is exactly the way that you said, the US government, historically, and this, of…

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Fox News host Will Cain raised questions about what he described as a network of political connections linking Minnesota elected officials to individuals involved in major fraud cases, pointing specifically to Rep. Ilhan Omar, Gov. Tim Walz, and Attorney General Keith Ellison. Cain said the connections surround some of the largest fraud cases in recent years, including the Feeding Our Future scandal and other related investigations. “Under the nose of Ilhan Omar, Tim Walz, Attorney General, Keith Ellison, we see a web of connections between them and those directly involved in the fraud,” Cain said. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What…

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A CNN report highlighted extensive communications and meetings between Kathy Ruemmler, a former White House counsel to Barack Obama and the current top lawyer at Goldman Sachs, and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, revealing a relationship that continued for years after Epstein was registered as a sex offender. According to the CNN narration, “One of the most powerful people in the Epstein files is somebody you may not have heard of. Her name is Kathy Ruemmler, and she is one of the people who communicated with Jeffrey Epstein the most, according to emails released last month from Epstein’s estate by…

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Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said a nationwide audit has found New York to be the worst offender in unlawfully issuing commercial driver’s licenses, warning the state it has 30 days to comply with federal law or risk losing tens of millions of dollars in federal funding. Duffy said the audit revealed that more than half of New York’s non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses were issued illegally. “We’ve done this nationwide audit. We found the worst offender, which is the state of New York,” Duffy said. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What Could It Mean For Your Money? “53% of New…

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Tulsi Gabbard raised serious concerns about U.S. national security during an exchange with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade, warning that tens of thousands of individuals who entered the country after Joe Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan were not properly vetted, including at least 2,000 with suspected terrorist ties. Gabbard said the issue traces back to what she described as the Biden-Harris administration’s mishandling of the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal. “We are currently very, working very hard to make this happen. I don’t have the latest number exactly, but I can tell you that this needs to happen very, very quickly,” Gabbard said.…

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A political skirmish between California’s governor and the world’s richest man escalated this week into a deeply personal clash, pulling family tensions into the public square. According to Fox News, Elon Musk and Gov. Gavin Newsom’s press office traded sharp words online after Musk-linked America PAC resurfaced comments Newsom made about transgender issues during an appearance on “The Ezra Klein Show.” In the clip reposted by America PAC, Newsom said, “There’s no governor that’s done more pro-trans legislation than I have.” The remark came as Newsom discussed his position on transgender athletes competing in women’s sports, an issue where he…

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On January 3, 2025, during the opening day of the 119th Congress after the House Speaker vote, 81-year-old Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) slipped and fell on marble stairs outside the House chamber while descending after visiting family in the gallery. She sustained minor cuts, received on-site medical attention, and walked to the Capitol physician’s office. Foxx downplayed the incident humorously on social media, assuring supporters that she was fine amid concerns about the health of aging lawmakers. Issuing an official statement, her office declared, “Rep. Foxx slipped while walking down the marble staircase outside the House chamber after walking up…

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In what could just be another stern letter that ultimately means nothing from the GOP, or could be the beginning of a real legal campaign against the Clintons, GOP House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has moved to commence contempt of Congress proceedings against both Bill and Hillary Clinton over their refusal to respond to subpoenas regarding the committee’s probe into the Epstein scandal. As background, this spat began back in July of 2025, when a bipartisan subcommittee in the House Oversight Committee approved motions to subpoena a slew of high-profile political figures connected to Epstein and his operation as…

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What began as a night of excitement at one of Florida’s newest theme parks ended in tragedy, and now the official investigation has come to a close. According to FOX Business, Orange County authorities have ruled the death of 32-year-old Kevin Rodriguez Zavala an accident, according to an incident report released by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.  Investigators determined there was no criminal wrongdoing and formally closed the case. Zavala was riding Stardust Racers, a high-speed roller coaster at Universal Orlando’s Epic Universe theme park, when the incident occurred. Security footage reviewed by deputies showed Zavala was “engaged and well”…

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Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz could face criminal liability in connection with a Somali fraud scheme that allegedly sent U.S. taxpayer dollars to al-Shabaab, arguing that both the perpetrators and state leadership should be investigated by the Department of Justice. Steube’s remarks came during an exchange with conservative commentator Benny Johnson, who framed the issue around national security and the handling of Afghan refugees brought into the country under Joe Biden. “The Somali fraud allegedly funded Muslim terrorism, the same kind of Muslim terrorism that we’re seeing on the streets of Washington, DC, and the killing…

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Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz could face criminal liability in connection with a Somali fraud scheme that allegedly sent U.S. taxpayer dollars to al-Shabaab, arguing that both the perpetrators and state leadership should be investigated by the Department of Justice. Steube’s remarks came during an exchange with conservative commentator Benny Johnson, who framed the issue around national security and the handling of Afghan refugees brought into the country under Joe Biden. “The Somali fraud allegedly funded Muslim terrorism, the same kind of Muslim terrorism that we’re seeing on the streets of Washington, DC, and the killing…

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By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Saturday, December 13, 2025Quick SummaryAI SummaryTwo students were killed and nine others were injured in a shooting at Brown University.The shooting happened at an engineering and physics building during a final exam review.Authorities have locked down the campus and are conducting a large-scale search.The shooter was described as a male dressed in black and is believed to have fled on foot. An artificial intelligence-powered tool created this summary based on the source article. The summary has undergone review and verification by an editor.See SummaryLaw enforcement officers escort students near the Barus & Holley engineering building…

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By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Saturday, December 13, 2025Quick SummaryAI SummaryTwo students were killed and nine others were injured in a shooting at Brown University.The shooting happened at an engineering and physics building during a final exam review.Authorities have locked down the campus and are conducting a large-scale search.The shooter was described as a male dressed in black and is believed to have fled on foot. An artificial intelligence-powered tool created this summary based on the source article. The summary has undergone review and verification by an editor.See SummaryLaw enforcement officers escort students near the Barus & Holley engineering building…

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Conservative commentator Steve Deace pointed to a Fox News graphic to highlight what he described as a dramatic rise in the number of Social Security numbers issued to non-citizens during the Biden-Harris administration, raising concerns about the scale of the increase and its broader implications. Deace said Fox News aired a graph showing year-by-year growth in non-citizen Social Security numbers issued since former President Joe Biden took office. “Fox News ran this graph yesterday, non-citizen social security numbers issued during the Biden administration, 270,021, over 590,022, over 960,023, over 2.1 million in 24,” Deace said. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What…

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Our skies continue to generate some of the most mystifying views. Residents of Bogotá, Colombia’s capital, are buzzing with intrigue over repeated sightings of a mysterious glowing object hovering in the night sky. The phenomenon reportedly kicked off earlier last week, with locals first spotting the strange light overhead.Since then, multiple witnesses have come forward, and social media platforms in Colombia have been inundated with videos capturing the enigmatic anomaly that’s gripped the city’s attention. (RELATED: Triangular UFO Flies Over Orizaba, Mexico, In Eerie Video) One particularly striking video of the mysterious sighting depicts what appears to be around five…

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Our country is facing an energy crisis. No, not because of new demand from data centers or AI. Instead, it’s because utilities in nearly every state, due to government imposed “renewable” mandates, self-imposed mandates, and the supercharging of the Green New Scam under the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act,” have been shutting down vital coal resources and building out almost exclusively intermittent and costly resources like solar, wind, and battery storage. President Donald Trump understands this, and that is why on day one of his administration he declared an Energy Emergency. Then, a few months later, the President signed a trio…

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In early 1975, I took an in-depth special course on the Middle East at the University of Tulsa by one of my favorite political science professors. It proved to be one of the most impactful intellectual experiences of my life, with ongoing consequences for decades. The professor was Joseph R. Rudolph Jr. I was, like most students I was acquainted with, as well as most other persons in my community, someone profoundly ignorant and unaware of the actual situation in the Middle East beyond the headlines and the propaganda from the establishment regime media. Most of the other students in…

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While the rest of Europe shivers under the self-imposed austerity of net zero mandates, Norway in the frozen north is keeping the lights on and the bank vaults full as it avoids the “green” ideological quicksand that has defined the continent’s energy policy. Despite pressures to decarbonize, Norway has increased efforts to exploit oil and natural gas reserves. The crown jewel of this fossil fuel renaissance is the Johan Castberg field. Located in the Barents Sea, 100 kilometers north of the 20-year-old Snøhvit natural gas field, Johan Castberg is expected to be a beast of a producer—450 million–650 million barrels…

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A key congressional panel focused on China’s impacts on human rights and religious freedom is urging Congress and the Trump administration to do far more to combat Beijing’s transnational intimidation and repression campaigns in the United States and across the globe. In a sweeping 2025 annual report, the Congressional Executive Commission on China, co-chaired by Republicans Sen. Dan Sullivan and Rep. Chris Smith, warned of a continued multifaceted campaign of transnational repression against members of Chinese communities in the U.S. and abroad and critics aimed at intimidating individuals and stifling dissent. The theme of this year’s report, issued on International…

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Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics is full of good advice and wise observations. So is the upbeat summary of Donald Trump’s practical ethics, presented in his video “Eleven Life-Changing Lessons.” Did you snicker when you saw the names “Aristotle” and “Donald Trump” juxtaposed? Of course you did. Aristotle is one of the greatest philosophers in history, and his Ethics, along with his Politics, may lay claim to being among the greatest repositories of practical wisdom in the Western tradition. And Donald Trump? Well, he is a conspicuously successful businessman, a devoted father, and a celebrated media personality.  He is also, in case…

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Former acting ICE Directors Ron Vitiello and John Torres was on “America Right Now” on Newsmax to discuss attacks on ICE agents. Both talked about the need to prosecute those responsible for attacking ICE agents. The video opens with footage of illegals being arrested by ICE. Attacks against ICE agents have increased over 1,200 percent. “With President Trump back in office, I mean more than 1.5 million illegal immigrants have voluntarily left the United States, however, attacks on ICE agents are up by 1,200 percent. How do you think this is impacting immigration enforcement? How do you square the two?”…

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Hold onto your hats, folks—Texas politics just got a fresh jolt of drama with a surprising early lead in the Democratic Senate primary.A recent survey from Texas Southern University’s Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center reveals U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, surging ahead of State Rep. James Talarico, D-Round Rock, by 8 points among likely Democratic primary voters, mere days after her campaign launch, KXAN reported.  Crockett threw her hat into the ring on a Monday, wasting no time in making waves. Crockett’s Rapid Rise in Polls By the next day, pollsters were already dialing up 1,600 likely…

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King Charles III has just dropped a bombshell that’s got the U.K. buzzing with cautious optimism.In a heartfelt televised message, the 77-year-old monarch revealed that his cancer treatment will be dialed back next year, signaling a positive turn in his health journey, Newsmax reported.  This news comes after a challenging period that began in early 2024, when a procedure for an enlarged prostate led to tests uncovering a different form of cancer. From Diagnosis to Recovery: A Royal Battle While Buckingham Palace remains tight-lipped on the specific type of cancer—only confirming it’s not prostate-related—the king’s candor broke tradition when he…

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Congress is in a healthcare tailspin with no lifeline in sight.As the legislative clock ticks down, the U.S. Senate’s failure to pass any healthcare reform has left Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., stepping up with a Republican plan in the House, while enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies teeter on the edge of expiration, Newsmax reported.  Earlier this week, the Senate hit a wall, unable to move forward with either a GOP proposal or a Democratic push to extend ACA tax credits. It’s a deadlock that’s got everyone pointing fingers, and now the House is scrambling to fill the void. Speaker Johnson’s…

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An estimated 2,000 Afghan nationals admitted to the United States following the deadly 2021 pullout of American forces from Afghanistan have ties to terrorism, according to the Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.Gabbard made the astonishing revelation during an interview on Fox News Friday morning, following a tense House Homeland Security Committee hearing Thursday, when Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem highlighted national security risks to the homeland. The Center Square previously reported that the U.S. Department of Defense Inspector General released a report in January 2022 that admitted thousands of Afghan evacuees who entered the U.S. following the American military…

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Georgia dropped off the American Tort Reform Foundation’s list of “Judicial Hellholes” for the first time in seven years, but remains on the watch list due to certain “problematic” county courts.Some also question whether the state’s tort reform law has reduced insurance rates as state leaders promised. Georgia’s absence from the “Judicial Hellhole” list is largely attributed to Gov. Brian Kemp’s reform package. The bills required attorneys to focus on actual pain and suffering in trials, and shielded businesses from liability for issues outside their control. The reform package also allowed juries to consider seat belt usage in auto accident…

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A New Hampshire panel inspired by Elon Musk’s now-defunct Department of Government Efficiency is recommending the state end remote work for government employees and dismantle the health department, among other changes.The New Hampshire Commission on Government Efficiency, headed by former Republican Gov. Craig Benson, released its first report on Thursday, calling for wide-ranging changes in state government aimed at improving efficiency and eliminating wasteful spending. A key recommendation in the 77-page report is for the state government to return to an in-person work standard for all employees whose duties can be performed on-site, stating that the changes would improve collaboration…

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Despite only having until the end of January to pass the remaining nine annual government funding bills, Congress has so far made minimal progress.The U.S. House is not planning on advancing anything before its Christmas recess, with all of leadership’s focus currently on a healthcare policy plan. Republicans unveiled the text of the plan – the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act – Friday night, a counterproposal to Democrats’ failed bill to extend the Obamacare Premium Tax Credits. The Senate, meanwhile, is currently stuck on a proposed five-bill minibus due to a couple of recalcitrant Republicans fighting over…

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Netflix announced it will be offering a movie next week about a transgender woman who dreams of working in coal mines. The entertainment industry has often portrayed fossil fuels as destructive and a threat to the climate, and movies have been criticized for failing to include messaging supporting the “climate crisis” narrative. Despite the industry’s aversion to fossil fuels, the description of “Queen of Coal” doesn’t appear to present coal mining as an environmentally destructive job people should avoid.  While it’s encouraging that Netflix has chosen to feature a movie that doesn’t demonize fossil fuels, Gabriella Hoffman, director of the Center…

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Secretary of the Department of War Pete Hegseth carried out part of his “Arsenal of Freedom Tour” in the “Rocket City” of Huntsville in northern Alabama on Friday, meeting with leaders in rocket design and missile defense ahead of a visit to the future location of U.S. Space Command.Hegseth’s trip to the “Rocket City” came amidst a push by the Pentagon to revitalize the sclerotic U.S. industrial base, with the war secretary taking the chance to visit Boeing, the Missile Defense Agency, and other locations before giving a speech at an event marking the unveiling of a sign at the…

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For much of the Donald Trump era, Ellen DeGeneres was a daytime television powerhouse known for blending celebrity access, progressive takes on events, and mass-market appeal. The Ellen DeGeneres Show reached millions every weekday and her political and cultural endorsements carried real weight.Today that role is gone for the frequent Trump critic. DeGeneres’s show was canceled in 2023, and she’s since stepped away from television entirely, sold most of her properties in the U.S., and moved to the U.K. with her wife, Portia de Rossi, because of Trump’s reelection. Now she is in the process of reinventing herself, not as…

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Air Force One, with U.S. President Donald Trump on board, departs for the U.S. from Gimhae International Airport, in Busan, South Korea, October 30, 2025. REUTERS/Kim Soo-hyeonThe U.S. Air Force said on Friday the delivery of the first of two new Air Force One jets from Boeing has been delayed by another year to mid-2028, the latest in a series of delays.The latest delay risks further upsetting President Donald Trump who said he wants to fly in the new planes before the end of his term in January 2029.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use…

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Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya welcomes Ales Bialatski, prisoner released from Belarus, as he arrives at the U.S. embassy in Vilnius, Lithuania, on Dec. 13, 2025. Ints Kalnins/ReutersBelarus has freed 123 political prisoners in an unprecedented deal brokered by the United States.The releases were carried out under “agreements reached with U.S. President Donald Trump and at his request,” Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s office said in a statement posted on its official Telegram channel on Dec. 13.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.

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In early 1975, I took an in-depth special course on the Middle East at the University of Tulsa by one of my favorite political science professors. It proved to be one of the most impactful intellectual experiences of my life, with ongoing consequences for decades. The professor was Joseph R. Rudolph Jr. I was, like most students I was acquainted with, as well as most other persons in my community, someone profoundly ignorant and unaware of the actual situation in the Middle East beyond the headlines and the propaganda from the establishment regime media. Most of the other students in…

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What the hell is wrong with people? Soccer legend Lionel Messi transcends being merely one of the world’s most renowned athletes, he ranks among the most famous figures in any field. It’s little wonder, then, that massive crowds turned out for his ongoing multi-day tour throughout India. (RELATED: Punches Start Flying After Ferris State’s Chase Carter Gets Blasted With Vicious Late Hit)It’s understandable why fans were profoundly outraged after they were unable to see him as much as they wanted, but still, it’s no reason to act like a bunch of buffoons like what you’re about to witness. As reported…

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Just when you thought the Caribbean was only for cruises and cocktails, a shadowy fleet of Iranian-linked oil tankers has surfaced near American waters, stirring up a geopolitical storm.A cluster of 20 illicit tanker ships, tied to Iran, Venezuela, and Russia, has been caught operating in the Caribbean, with a dramatic U.S. seizure of one vessel escalating tensions in an already volatile region, the Daily Mail reported.  These vessels, dubbed “Ghost Armadas,” have a notorious track record of hauling sanctioned oil, primarily from Iran, to bankroll regimes in Tehran, Moscow, and Caracas. Shadow fleet sparks security concerns According to United…

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Could a sitting congresswoman face deportation over a decade-old rumor that just won’t die?Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has reignited a firestorm of controversy surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) by suggesting that unproven allegations about her past marriage could land her in serious legal trouble, including potential jail time and removal from the U.S. The saga began years ago when whispers emerged that Omar, who was born in Somalia and arrived in the U.S. in 1995 as an asylum recipient, may have entered a questionable marriage to gain entry or citizenship. Allegations resurface with presidential backing These claims, which Omar has…

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