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CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss sparked outrage at the network on Sunday after she pulled a “60 Minutes” segment about El Salvador’s infamous prison off the air. Weiss reportedly made the decision not to run the segment, “Inside CECOT,” as planned after officials in President Donald Trump’s administration refused to be interviewed, according to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). The decision came following President Donald Trump’s recent complaint on Truth Social that “60 Minutes” has treated him worse after Weiss took over the company.Some staff are threatening to quit over the move, CNN’s Brian Stelter reported on X. Weiss reportedly suggested…

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Senator Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican and a staunch defender of unborn children, is weighing another run for president in 2028 as he positions himself within the evolving Republican Party. Cruz, who finished as runner-up in the 2016 GOP presidential primary, has been fielding requests from supporters urging him to launch a bid in 2028. During a recent meeting near Washington, D.C., Cruz noted he had received requests to run. Should he launch a bid, he would be expected to face a primary against fellow pro-life advocate Vice President J.D. Vance and potentially other contenders. Click here to sign up…

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A photo illustration of the Instacart logo. Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesInstacart said it is ending a pricing experiment that allowed different customers to see different prices for identical grocery items after consumer advocates said the practice could inflate grocery bills at a time when households are already struggling with high food costs.In a blog post published on Dec. 22, the company said it would immediately halt all “item price tests” conducted on its platform, acknowledging that the practice fell short of customer expectations at a time when inflation-weary households remain sensitive to grocery bills.We had a problem loading this article. Please…

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Austin Herber (Zebulon Police Department) A 27-year-old North Carolina man has been hit with an extraordinary slate of hate-crime and kidnapping charges after a late-night crash, while police have refused to provide clarity on how those charges were reached. According to arrest warrants issued December 7, 2025, by the Zebulon Police Department, Austin Thomas Herber faces nine criminal charges stemming from an altercation after his white truck was allegedly rammed by a black car that then attempted to flee the scene, CBS17 reported. Prosecutors allege the following offenses: Assault Inflicting Serious Injury (misdemeanor) Assault and Battery Two counts of Assault…

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President Donald Trump is looking to take over another Washington, D.C., entity — something that’s is par for the course with Trump. The Trump administration sent a notice of default to the National Links Trust, a local public-private nonprofit that oversees overseen and operates the three municipal golf courses is D.C., The Hill reported. The three golf courses are East Potomac Park, Langston and Rock Creek. But local golf officials do not want to give up control of the district’s courses.  The trust has managed the golf courses since 2020. That’s when the nonprofit signed a 50-year lease with the National Park Service. The National Park Service reports to the president…

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Japan will reopen the world’s largest nuclear power plant nearly 15 years after the country shuttered its reactors following the Fukushima disaster, according to multiple reports. Over some local protests, the Niigata prefectural assembly voted to reopen the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant on Monday, according to multiple reports. The plant was among 54 reactors taken offline after the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami that triggered the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl at the Fukushima Daiichi plant.Though no deaths have resulted from the Fukushima disaster, over 100,000 people were forced to evacuate amid a lengthy cleanup process. The assembly’s vote means that Tokyo…

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…do we really appreciate what we are letting drift away? Though written from a distinctly Australian perspective, there is a great article from the Australian Naval Institute, Pax Americana to Pax Sinica, that would be a great way to start your week. What I find most useful is that it efficiently outlines why, from Washington, to Brussels, to Canberra, serious people should not simply shrug their shoulders as the U.S. Navy, foolishly, has allowed itself to become the world’s #2 navy, and fading. It should give you a few strong point to respond to people who don’t want to take the time…

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USCCB President Paul Coakley appears on CBS’s Face the Nation to criticize President Trump’s immigration enforcement The leadership of the U.S. Catholic Church is once again taking aim at President Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda, this time accusing the administration of “spreading fear” across immigrant communities as federal authorities ramp up deportations and interior enforcement. Paul Coakley, the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), made the remarks Sunday during an appearance on CBS News’ Face the Nation with host Margaret Brennan. During the interview, Brennan asked what people of faith should do in response to the administration’s actions.…

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Heartbeat International is celebrating the milestone of topping 4,000 affiliated pregnancy help service providers worldwide. Heartbeat is the largest network of pregnancy help organizations in both the U.S. and globally, with 2,358 affiliated locations in the U.S. and 1,648 international locations. Pregnancy help providers include pregnancy centers and medical clinics, maternity homes, and non-profit adoptions agencies. The milestone reached in November represents an over 400% increase in the number of affiliate locations since 2003 when statistics were first compiled and a nearly 40% increase in the last five years. Heartbeat is celebrating a high retention rate of its affiliates as well, at just…

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Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett reacted angrily on Sunday to Vice President JD Vance accusing her of having a phony “street-girl persona.” Vance made the remark at Turning Point USA’s (TPUSA) AmericaFest on Sunday, noting that Crockett is running for Senate but that “her street-girl persona is about as real as her nails.” Crockett responded on MS NOW’s “The Weekend Primetime,” arguing that Vance was attempting to “rile up his base” and claiming Republicans feared her Texas Senate campaign before refuting the accusation. (RELATED: Rep. Jasmine Crockett Still Won’t Retract Accusation Lee Zeldin Took Money From Jeffrey Epstein)WATCH: “I’m sorry,…

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President Donald Trump said he has appointed Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry to be his special envoy to Greenland. The governor thanked Trump for the appointment in a post on X and said the new role would not require him to resign from his current position as governor. Trump has stated ⁠that Greenland, a Danish territory that largely…

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(José Niño, Headline USA) While publicly denouncing military aid to Ukraine as corrupt, Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., was privately selling millions of dollars in grenades to a Ukrainian government firm now under investigation, according to an explosive investigation by journalist Roger Sollenberger. Mills has emerged as a leading voice against federal assistance to Ukraine. “This is but one example of U.S. tax dollars that has been corruptly stolen by the Ukrainian government,” Mills declared in a February 2024 social media statement, referencing Pentagon audit findings and lamenting “millions in suitcases, shoe boxes, kickback from companies to procurement heads.” During this same…

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U.S. District Judge Gary Brown A federal judge appointed by President Trump has delivered a blistering condemnation of U.S. immigration authorities, going so far as to threaten the government with contempt of court. U.S. District Judge Gary Brown, appointed to the bench by Trump in 2019, issued a 24-page ruling excoriating the Department of Homeland Security for what he described as “putrid and cramped” conditions under which Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained an illegal immigrant on Long Island. Brown warned that ICE could face contempt of court after repeatedly ignoring judicial orders and holding a detainee overnight in a cramped, filthy…

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The Los Angeles Superior Court has come up with a great idea — a moving courtroom.It may not seem like it, but I do like to give credit where it’s due. So this week I’m giving kudos to the Los Angeles Superior Court for actually coming up with a very cool thing: a traveling court “pop-up exhibit” called Court Commons.It’s sort of an interactive court museum with fun exhibits and self-help resources “housed in a custom-built trailer that extends into 2,000 square feet of exhibition space.”It’s a judicial Transformer!And, best of all, there’s the “Wear the Robe” experience in which…

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European countries are railing against President Donald Trump’s decision to tap Republican Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry as U.S. special envoy to Greenland. Trump has repeatedly floated annexing the self-governing territory under Danish control throughout the first year of his second term, citing its strategic security and economic assets. Landry, a close Trump ally who said he would remain governor, vowed to “make Greenland a part of the U.S.” in his volunteer role. (RELATED: Democrat Senator Thinks ‘Average Middle American’ Is Too Dumb To Find Greenland On Map)“We have said it very clearly before. Now we say it again: you cannot annex other countries,” Denmark Prime Minister…

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I know you will be shocked to learn this, but unlike Ed, I am not an expert on popular culture. Ed makes so many cultural references that fly over my head that I feel like a 19th-century curmudgeon.  Advertisement The truth is that I am a 20th-century curmudgeon, I suppose, but that is my charm. I’m sure of it. So while I know a fair bit about Cardi B because she has inserted herself in politics, I know less about Nicki Minaj. I knew she was an American Idol judge through commercials, and when I looked her up just now, I…

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A rapper’s surprise appearance at AmericaFest 2025 found her sharing the “utmost respect and admiration” for the president, vice president, and an administration “full of people with heart and soul.” Outside of leftist echo chambers, President Donald Trump has routinely shown himself to be a positive force for unifying figures from all backgrounds. That quality reached a new level on Sunday when Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk invited Nicki Minaj on stage at AmFest, where the rapper praised Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance for being “one of us.” “I have the utmost respect and admiration for our president,”…

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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was buried under backlash after a tone-deaf post lamenting the “most vulnerable” illegal aliens in her community. The Democrat’s post on social media last week touted a holiday donation drive for families not feeling “safe” in the California city, and it generated criticism on X that continued to reverberate for days. “For many immigrant families, this holiday season is marked by absence and fear. Loved ones are missing due to immigration enforcement actions, and many families do not feel safe leaving their homes to participate in holiday traditions,” Bass wrote in the post, accompanied by…

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Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds urged conservatives to “focus on the mission” and recommit to turnout, messaging, and results following recent electoral setbacks, including a high-profile loss in Miami, during remarks Sunday at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest, as reported by Fox News. Speaking to attendees in Phoenix, Arizona, Donalds said recent losses should serve as a warning that Republicans cannot afford complacency, even after major national victories. He emphasized that success ultimately depends on execution and delivering tangible results to voters. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What Could It Mean For Your Money? “It’s about what you actually get done,” Donalds…

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President Donald Trump on Saturday endorsed Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman for governor of New York, backing the Long Island Republican one day after Rep. Elise Stefanik announced she would not enter the race, as reported by Fox News. Trump made the endorsement in a lengthy post on Truth Social, praising Blakeman’s leadership record and alignment with his administration’s priorities. WASHINGTON – February 22, 2025: President Donald Trump arrives at the White House South Lawn on Marine One after his visit to CPAC. “Highly Respected and very popular Nassau County Executive, Bruce Blakeman, is running to be the next Governor…

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Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy used his remarks Friday at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest in Phoenix, Arizona, to draw a sharp line against identity politics on both the left and the right, calling on conservatives to ground American identity in shared ideals rather than race or ancestry, as reported by Fox News. Speaking to a packed audience, Ramaswamy criticized what he described as an unhealthy fixation on heritage among some segments of the “online right,” while also rejecting the race-centered worldview of the “woke left.” He argued that both approaches undermine the principles that define American citizenship. Trump’s Sovereign…

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The Trump administration is vowing to withhold federal funding from the Smithsonian Institution if the museum system does not submit more documentation for a content review.Domestic Policy Council Director Vince Haley and White House budget director Russell Vought sent a letter Thursday to Smithsonian Institution Secretary Lonnie Bunch outlining the material they said still must be submitted, according to The Hill newspaper.  They also said in the letter the Smithsonian’s earlier submission “fell far short of what was requested, and the overwhelming majority of requested items remain outstanding.” The administration this past summer began reviewing eight Smithsonian museums to ensure…

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California Congressman Eric Swalwell has accumulated an extraordinary record of controversy: his well-documented association with the Chinese intelligence asset known as “Fang Fang,” his removal from the House Intelligence Committee over national-security concerns, and his unforgettable on-air incident during a 2019 Hardball with Chris Matthews interview. These episodes alone raise questions about judgment. But recent disclosures expose something even more fundamental. Eric Swalwell appears unable to meet the basic legal, financial, and residency requirements of the office he now seeks, Governor of California. As I reported in The Gateway Pundit (‘DISQUALIFIED! – Congressman Eric Swalwell Names Washington DC Home as…

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Vice President J.D. Vance told attendees of Turning Point USA’s (TPUSA) AmericaFest gathering Sunday that the Trump administration had relegated diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs into “the dustbin of history.” During the event, Vance received the endorsement of TPUSA CEO Erika Kirk for the Republican nomination for president in the 2028 presidential election, even though he is not a formally-declared candidate. During his address, Vance said the only requirement for his supporters was to be a “great American patriot.” (RELATED: Elementary School May Fire DEI-Expert Principal For Allegedly Making Antisemitic Comments On Parent’s Voicemail)WATCH: “We have finally made it…

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Mourners gathered to pay their respects at a funeral in the nation’s capital on Saturday. But this was no ordinary funeral, as the “deceased” being eulogized at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., was the penny, which was discontinued earlier this year. The mock funeral included a casket with former President Abraham Lincoln and former First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln being portrayed by actors who joined hundreds to mark the end of production of the one-cent coin. “Actors portraying presidents George Washington and Thomas Jefferson also spoke along with someone depicting President Lincoln’s assassin, John Wilkes Booth,” Fox 10 reported.…

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A sign aimed at civility landed a Pennsylvania school bus driver out of work, and now the Department of Justice is looking into whether “DEI wokeness” was involved. [embedded content] (Video Credit: CBS 21 News) In February of this year, 66-year-old Diane Crawford had her contract terminated with the Juniata County School District after serving over three decades as a bus driver. Last week, she sought to set the record straight on her “English only” demand of passengers, earning the attention of the federal government. “I didn’t mean to be racially insensitive or anything like that,” Crawford explained to CBS…

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Public DomainPlease Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Truth Social, X , Youtube   As the 2026 mid-term elections approach, the Trump administration is focusing on removing illegal aliens from the country, in order to build the narrative they are delivering on campaign promises. Criticism of the administration has been directed at the idea the executive branch has been too focused on overseas adventures, and not on the plight of the conservative middle class base. Therefore, new initiatives to remove illegal aliens from the country are proceeding. The Department of Homeland Security has tripled its “exit bonus” for undocumented migrants…

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Supporters of the Southern Transitional Council (STC), a coalition of separatist groups seeking to restore the state of South Yemen, wave South Yemen flags during a demonstration calling for the revival of the former independent state, in Aden, Yemen, on Dec. 12, 2025. Saleh Al-Obeidi/AFP via Getty ImagesThe U.S. Department of State renewed its travel advisory for two Middle Eastern nations—Yemen and Jordan—last week over rising safety risks in these countries.“Do not travel to Yemen due to risk of terrorism, unrest, crime, health risks, kidnapping, and landmines,” the Dec. 19 State Department advisory update on the country said. Yemen has…

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(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Gold prices continued to rise in India, creating headwinds for jewelry demand while boosting investment.India ranks as the world’s second-largest gold market behind China. Gold has increased 73 percent year-to-date in rupee terms. That compares with a 67 percent increase in dollar terms. A weakening dollar, persistent geopolitical tensions, and strong ETF inflows have supported gold prices in India. We’ve been seeing gold selling at a discount in the Indian market, and this trend accelerated in November, with the discount increasing from around $11 per ounce to nearly $30 per ounce as of December 12. According…

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Credit: Wall Street Journal Representatives tied to the Trump administration have circulated a sweeping proposal to rebuild war-torn Gaza into a futuristic international destination, according to reporting by The Wall Street Journal. The plan, formally titled “Project Sunrise,” envisions a decade-long, $112.1 billion redevelopment effort featuring beachside luxury resorts, high-speed rail, and AI-optimized infrastructure. The draft proposal was developed by a team led by Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law, and U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff, along with senior White House aide Josh Gruenbaum and other administration officials. The plan is being presented to prospective donor governments via a 32-slide PowerPoint…

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The question should be: why is anybody putting any stock in this CPI report at all? The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) basically made the data up. We knew that the data was suspect, given that the BLS didn’t collect data for October due to the government shutdown. Reading through the BLS notes, we get some idea of how the agency parsed the data. It doesn’t exactly increase confidence in the report’s veracity. In the CPI report summary, the BLS offers a quick overview of how it handled the mass of missing October data. “BLS did not collect survey data for October…

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(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) The US bombing campaign against alleged drug-running boats in the waters of Latin America has killed more than 100 people, according to the numbers released by the Trump administration and the US military. The latest strikes were announced by the US Southern Command on December 18 and targeted boats in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. According to SOUTHCOM, the strikes killed five “narco-terrorists,” a term the administration uses to justify executing people at sea without a trial for a suspected crime that doesn’t receive the death penalty in the US. Video of the latest strikes released by SOUTHCOM The…

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(Ken Silva, Headline USA) President Donald Trump has endorsed Rep. Tony Gonzales for re-election as the Texas congressman faces intense scrutiny for allegedly having an affair with a staffer who lit herself on fire and died in September.“Tony knows the Wisdom and Courage that is required to Defend our Country, Support our Brave Military/Veterans, and Ensure PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH,” Trump said last week on Truth Social. Terrible take by @realDonaldTrump Tony Gonzales is an anti-gunner who was having an affair with his married staffer who died after allegedly “setting herself on fire”. Brandon Herrera, is the only choice for Texas…

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Tough week for NASCAR. Tough week, frankly, for everyone. A lot of folks are still numb today. I don’t blame them. To steal a phrase from Mike Helton, we’ve lost Greg Biffle. Not only that, but his wife, and their two kids. Another plane crash. Another aviation disaster for NASCAR. We still don’t have a ton of answers today – four days after Biffle’s private jet crash-landed in North Carolina – and I’m not sure we’re gonna get them any time soon. Who was flying the plane? What happened that made wife Cristina text her mom, “We’re in trouble,” right after takeoff? Was…

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Hundreds of millions of people all over the western world are enjoying the holiday season as if nothing has changed.  Meanwhile, the pounding of the war drums just continues to intensify.  If the world keeps going down this path, next year’s holiday season could look completely different.  Unfortunately, most people seem to assume that everything will magically work out just fine somehow.  That greatly frustrates me, because ignoring the reality of the crisis that we are facing is not going to fix anything.  If ordinary citizens in the western world truly understood what was at stake, they would be going…

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A townhouse for rent in Elkridge, Md., on Dec. 14, 2025. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesHome rents across the United States edged down in November, in line with a slowdown usually seen during winter, real estate marketplace Zillow said in a report on Dec. 18.The typical U.S. asking rent declined 0.3 percent from October to $1,925 in November, mirroring patterns seen in recent years, the report said, adding that cooler weather and fewer home transitions are easing pressure on rental prices.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit…

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This Week in Historyby Dianne Hermann“The secret to happiness is freedom.The secret to freedom is courage.” Carrie JonesDec 22-28, 2025 December 221882 – Thomas Edison created the first string of Christmas tree lights.1941 – Winston Churchill arrived in Washington, DC for a wartime conference with President FDR. In 1963, Churchill was made an honorary U.S. citizen. Barack Obama sent the bust of Churchill back to the British embassy when he took over the White House. Churchill’s bust was returned to Washington, thanks to the efforts of former Speaker of the House John Boehner. The bust was dedicated on October 30,…

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Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), one of the Islamist groups slaughtering Christians in Burkina Faso. Photo courtesy of Radio Biafra London via Facebook. Rather than celebrating a midnight church service marking the birth of the Lord on Christmas Eve, Christians in Burkina Faso will gather for worship in the afternoon. Holding services before nightfall allows worshippers to return safely to their homes before dark, when they face the risk of being killed by Islamic extremists. On October 6, 2025, three Christian students traveling back from Mali for the start of the school year were pulled off a bus and shot…

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For the fourth year in a row, the number of abortion clinics in America continues to decline. In 2021, just before the fall of Roe, Operation Rescue’s annual survey revealed the highest number of abortion clinics in five years, counting 718 across 50 states. At the close of 2025, that number is 657 across just 37 states, an 8.5% decrease in just four years. Operation Rescue President Troy Newman comments, “That 8.5% may seem a small number; however, our opponents know it represents the strong and steady progress of the pro-life movement. Inch by inch, we are winning solid ground for…

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Public Domain. Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter In a review of 2025, let us look at a history of governance and leadership by our best and brightest elected officials, all of whom are Democrats, or were hired by a Democrat. January 1, 2025: The New Orleans Bourbon Street massacre unfolded tragically. Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick was completely blindsided, unaware of the barriers that should have been in place. This incompetence allowed a truck to plow through the crowd, resulting in fifteen deaths and ISIS flags being waved. The city council demanded her resignation, but Kilpatrick did not care. She even…

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(Ken Silva, Headline USA) On Sunday’s edition of Meet the Press, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell was moved to a minimum-security prison camp in July due to the death threats she had been receiving at the low-security prison where she was previously incarcerated.Blanche’s explanation came in response to questions about the timing of Maxwell’s move. She was transferred from a low-security prison in Tallahassee, Florida to a minimum-security prison camp in Bryan, Texas, in July, after she provided an interview to the Justice Department about her accomplice, Jeffrey Epstein. Because she said in that interview…

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President Gustavo Petro caused an unexpected international stir by claiming that the United States should “return” Texas, a territory ceded by Mexico after the 1846–1848 war. In his speech, Petro linked the idea of returning the land with the symbolic recovery of oil resources, suggesting that Mexico could “take back” what it considers historically exploited without compensation. These statements, made during an official event in Caracas, immediately sparked reactions in diplomatic circles and conservative media, which warn that reviving historical disputes lacks legal basis and constitutes a domestic political strategy. Texas, with over 29 million inhabitants and a Gross Domestic…

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Assassination Attempt In Moscow Hits Russian General Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble,Truth Social, Gettr, X , Youtube  UPDATE: Lt General Fanil Sarvarov, killed in a car bombing in Moscow. A car bomb exploded beneath a Kia Sorento in a residential courtyard in southern Moscow on the morning of December 21, 2025, shortly after the driver entered the vehicle and began moving.  Russian investigators believe an improvised explosive device (IED) was planted under the car, classifying the incident as a targeted attack rather than an accident.  The blast occurred at approximately 7:00 a.m. local time on Yasenevaya Street in the…

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(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Nearly $900 million in secretive donations funded the 2024 presidential election, with the majority of that “dark money” going to the Democrats’ Kamala Harris campaign, according to the New York Times.The Times reported Wednesday that Future Forward USA Action, the super PAC backing Joseph Biden at first and then Harris, received $613 million from anonymous donors last year “About $252 million of that money flowed into the candidates’ main super PAC, called FF PAC,” the Times reported. “Strikingly, $515 million of the $613 million raised overall came from just the 10 largest donations, the biggest of…

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A man was rushed to a hospital Sunday afternoon following an apparent self-inflicted shooting at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, prompting a police response but no disruption to airport operations, authorities said, as reported by Fox News. The individual was identified by police as Douglas E. Smith, a 59-year-old convicted felon who is legally prohibited from possessing a firearm. According to the Atlanta Police Department, Smith sustained a gunshot wound to his left arm during the incident and was later charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, and…

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Vice President J.D. Vance issued an unusually blunt response to attacks on his wife, Usha Vance, singling out both far-right provocateur Nick Fuentes and MSNBC host Jen Psaki during a wide-ranging interview published Sunday, as reported by the New York Post. “Let me be clear. Anyone who attacks my wife, whether their name is Jen Psaki or Nick Fuentes, can eat sh*t,” Vance told UnHerd. “That’s my official policy as vice president of the United States.” 🚨 JUST IN: JD Vance says Nick Fuentes can “eat sh*t” after Fuentes attacked Vance’s wife, Usha “Let me be clear. Anyone who attacks…

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President Trump announced Monday that he has appointed Louisiana GOP Gov. Jeff Landry as U.S. special envoy to Greenland.”Jeff understands how essential Greenland is to our National Security, and will strongly advance our Country’s Interests for the Safety, Security, and Survival of our Allies, and indeed, the World. Congratulations Jeff!,” Trump said in a Truth Social post.  In the early months of his presidency, Trump, like other U.S. presidents before him, made a bid to buy Greenland from Denmark.  Greenland, the world’s largest island that is not a continent, is located in the Arctic and is considered a strategic position…

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The number of flu cases across the country is on the rise, following a global trend that is now reaching the U.S., say health care professionals.Britain, Australia and Japan have already reported spikes, in what has turned out to be an early flu season, according to The New York Times.  Some of the areas seeing the biggest spikes so far include New York City, Denver and New Orleans, according to The Times and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s tracker. The dominant strain of the flu virus circulating this season is H3N2 subclade K – a variant of the…

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