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07 Jan

Bongino Strikes Back in Explosive Warning

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Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino opened fire on critics within the Trump-aligned movement Monday, calling out what he described as “black-pillers, life-losers, grifters and bums” who he claimed were sabotaging momentum ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.“I’ve been part of this movement since the Tea Party, and I helped…

07 Jan

Feds Make Bombshell Discovery as Minnesota Fraud Probe Intensifies

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Federal investigators are examining a significant increase in large cash transfers leaving the United States through commercial airports, a practice that remains legal but raises concerns among law enforcement about money laundering, fraud and national security risks.Officials say federal rules limit intervention when travelers properly declare currency, even when recurring…

07 Jan

Purple State Supreme Court Evacuates Over Frightening Security Incident

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A suspicious package containing explosive materials triggered the evacuation of Arizona’s Supreme Court and several other government buildings in Phoenix on Monday morning, sparking a major law enforcement response in the state capital.The package was discovered around 8 a.m. in the mail room of the Arizona Supreme Court building, prompting…

07 Jan

Rubio Updates Lawmakers About America’s Greenland Intentions

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The Trump administration is actively pursuing the acquisition of Greenland, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio informing lawmakers that obtaining control of the Arctic territory remains a top national security objective for the United States.Rubio’s testimony before Congress signals the administration’s continued commitment to President Donald Trump’s vision for expanding…

07 Jan

Somali Fraud Scam Mastermind’s Humiliating Fall From Grace

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A Minnesota judge has ordered the forfeiture of luxury items and millions of dollars from the founder of a nonprofit organization convicted in what prosecutors describe as the nation’s largest COVID-19 relief fraud scheme.Aimee Bock, 44, who created and operated Feeding Our Future, received the preliminary court order on Dec.…

07 Jan

Armed Militias Hunt Trump Supporters

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Armed motorcycle gangs loyal to ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro have taken to the streets of Caracas, conducting aggressive patrols and checkpoints in search of citizens supporting President Donald Trump’s military intervention in the South American nation.The paramilitary groups, known as Colectivos, continue to operate with backing from at least…

07 Jan

Ashli Babbitt Shooter Back in Spotlight as New Records Raise Questions

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U.S. Capitol Police Captain Michael Byrd and his wife, Kaleska, have run a home-based childcare facility in Brandywine, Maryland, since 2008, according to state records.The operation, “Byrd’s Family Day Care,” is licensed under Maryland law but not accredited, a voluntary designation for childcare providers in the state.The center has drawn…

07 Jan

Biden Enrages as New Analysis Sparks Nationwide Outcry: Report

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Former President Joe Biden could qualify for a historically high taxpayer-funded pension, according to a new analysis.Experts say that combining benefits from the Former Presidents Act and the federal Civil Service Retirement System could bring his annual payout to around $417,000—far above the typical range for former presidents and most…

07 Jan

USPS Worker Arrested After Chilling Neighborhood Incident

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A United States Postal Service (USPS) employee in Escambia County, Florida, has been charged with aggravated assault after allegedly attempting to hit a 10-year-old boy with a postal vehicle. The incident reportedly occurred on Dec. 27, when the child was trying to deliver a package that had been mistakenly left at…

07 Jan

House Republicans Quietly Pass and Then Remove Controversial Provision After Public Outcry

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House Republicans initially included a provision in the 2026 Interior and Environment appropriations bill that critics warned could limit legal accountability for pesticide manufacturers, but leadership reportedly removed the language after pressure from advocacy groups and commentators. The concern centered on a little-noticed policy rider that opponents said carried significant regulatory…