A recent House panel report raises serious questions about the validity of pardons granted by former President Joe Biden, asserting that many were executed without proper authorization. Titled “The Biden Autopen Presidency: Decline, Delusion, and Deception in the White House,” the report alleges a pattern of abuse and deception surrounding Biden’s use of the autopen, a device designed to replicate signatures on important documents. The report emphasizes that as Biden’s mental and physical health declined, his advisers allegedly took over executive responsibilities without his explicit consent. Key figures within his administration, including his physician and high-ranking aides, are said to…
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Zohran Mamdani is making waves in the New York City mayoral race, and the response from House Speaker Mike Johnson highlights larger tensions within the political landscape. Johnson accused House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries of endorsing Mamdani’s campaign to distract from what he sees as a failure of the Republican Party to deliver results. As Johnson stated, this endorsement is a sign of the “radical insurgent movement” taking hold within the Democratic Party. Mamdani fired back, remarking, “Speaker Johnson should be sitting members of Congress, as opposed to using his time to try and attack our campaign.” His comments not…
Republican Senator Jim Banks of Indiana has raised an alarm about gaps in crime reporting that obscure the realities surrounding immigrant crime in the United States. In a letter obtained by Fox News Digital, he addressed U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel, calling for reforms that would compel local and state law enforcement agencies to collect essential data on immigration status, national origin, and ethnicity of those arrested. The current system, the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), only allows for optional collection of ethnicity and does not require authorities to report immigration status, a situation that…
On a recent episode of MSNBC’s “Deadline: White House,” Tom Nichols issued a dramatic warning about the potential dangers of a second Trump presidency. The Atlantic writer suggested that Trump could exploit the military as a tool for personal vendettas—a chilling possibility if he were to reclaim the Oval Office. “He could use the military to kill anyone he desires,” Nichols warned, casting his claims in ominous terms. This assertion paints a picture of Trump wielding power not as a public servant, but as an authoritarian leader. Nichols characterized Trump’s perspective on the military as a stark departure from traditional…
During a recent episode, MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell unleashed a furious tirade against CNN commentator Scott Jennings, revealing his deep frustration with Jennings’ support for President Trump and his critiques of media bias. O’Donnell, noted for his sharp commentary, took aim at Jennings, describing him as a “paid liar” for Trump. This moment highlighted O’Donnell’s dramatic flair—a mix of indignation and hyperbole that kept viewers glued to their screens, eager to see how the exchange would unfold. O’Donnell’s rants are a characteristic feature of his broadcasts. He accused Jennings of being part of a troubling trend among media outlets, suggesting…
The Biden autopen scandal has reached new depths, as the House Oversight Committee, led by Rep. James Comer, released a comprehensive 100-page report outlining the purported illegitimacy of President Biden’s executive actions. The report claims that all actions executed using an autopen—including pardons—are “null and void.” This assertion raises serious questions about the authenticity of Biden’s leadership and decision-making capabilities while in office. In his statements, Comer articulately denounces the handling of executive powers by Biden’s aides, suggesting that they misled the public. The Oversight Committee has boldly stated, “@GOPoversight has exposed the Biden Autopen Presidency, revealing how top aides…
There’s escalating tension within the Trump administration regarding the approach to deportations, highlighting a rift between two factions. On one side, hardliners at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) push for broad and aggressive tactics, while Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) advocates for a more targeted strategy focusing on criminal illegal aliens. At the center of this dispute are key figures including Border Czar Tom Homan and ICE Director Todd Lyons. Their strategy prioritizes criminals already facing deportation orders. They seek to protect the integrity of operations while avoiding backlash from those opposed to comprehensive enforcement measures. Fox News correspondent…
A recent federal court ruling has brought a sharp focus on the legal conduct surrounding the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national currently facing serious charges of human smuggling and conspiracy. U.S. District Judge Waverly Crenshaw, who is overseeing the proceedings, has expressed concern about public statements made by high-ranking officials from the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security. His definitive warning suggests that any further prejudicial comments could lead to significant consequences for those involved. In a court filing, Judge Crenshaw wrote that any government employee who fails to heed the directive to avoid…
In a recent declaration, Venezuelan authorities alleged the capture of mercenaries purportedly tied to the CIA. Delcy Rodriguez, Venezuela’s Vice President, asserted these individuals were apprehended based on “direct information” from the intelligence agency. Such claims prompt skepticism, particularly given the country’s history of using sensational narratives for political ends. The timing of this announcement raises eyebrows. It coincides with joint military exercises conducted by the United States and Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean Sea. Venezuela perceives this collaboration as a military provocation. The situation underscores the heightened tensions between Venezuela and the U.S. and its allies in the…
Officials in Germany are ramping up talk about potential conflict with Russia, raising concerns across Europe. While Germany’s leaders seem fixated on external threats, Romania, a significant NATO ally, is enacting oppressive measures against its citizens. This internal struggle is marked by an extensive surveillance program justified by national security concerns. Romania’s Supreme Court has approved a staggering 2,843 national security warrants between the 2024 presidential elections and September 2025. Alarmingly, every single request received approval with no rejections. Documents obtained under the country’s Freedom of Information law provide insight into this alarming trend. These warrants allow intelligence agencies to…
In the ongoing saga of justice and accountability, the case of “Liz” from Rotherham, England, serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by survivors of sexual abuse. Following her traumatic experiences at the hands of a grooming gang member, Liz was awarded significant compensation in March 2023, seeking some form of justice for the horrors she endured. However, significant court delays have left her waiting, with her situation deteriorating as she confronts systemic roadblocks that echo a troubling pattern seen across the pond in the United States. Liz’s plight began in her teenage years when she was subjected…
Recent revelations surrounding Ghislaine Maxwell and her connections in elite circles have stirred considerable intrigue, especially with claims from the late Virginia Giuffre’s memoir, “Nobody’s Girl.” According to Giuffre, Maxwell boasted about performing a sexual act on Hollywood superstar George Clooney. While Clooney has not been formally linked to any wrongdoing, the implications of these claims uncover troubling dynamics among the wealthy and powerful. The memoir, released after Giuffre’s tragic passing at age 41, details a lavish world where notorious figures exist in tight-knit alliances. The story about Clooney, while not new, continues to capture attention; it underscores the incestuous…
A recent ruling from a federal judge in Tennessee has ended a significant legal battle initiated by Democratic state representative Justin Jones. His lawsuit, which challenged the legitimacy of his expulsion from the state House, was dismissed due to a lack of legal standing. U.S. District Court Judge Eli Richardson clarified his decision in a detailed 52-page opinion, emphasizing the necessity of concrete evidence in legal proceedings. Jones claimed he faced financial harm and a denial of due process because of his four-day removal from the legislature. He also alleged that the punishment was more severe for him than for…
U.S. Air Force Academy graduate and Iraq War veteran Jennifer-Ruth Green is entering the political fray once again, launching her second bid for Congress in Indiana’s 1st District. Green, who came within a narrow margin of defeating three-term Democratic Rep. Frank Mrvan in the last midterm elections, is poised to make a significant impact on the Republican agenda as she emphasizes the high stakes of her campaign. In a campaign video, Green declares, “The stakes couldn’t be higher,” and positions her race as pivotal for the GOP’s chances in the 2026 elections. Her assertion that winning this district could preserve…
The rise of interest in Jesus Christ in 2025 is marked by significant statistics and poignant events that reveal a spiritual renaissance in America. A Barna poll highlights this shift, showing that 66% of U.S. adults claim a lasting commitment to Jesus—a notable increase from 54% just a few years prior. This surge signals more than just a change in numbers; it reflects a widespread spiritual renewal, particularly among younger generations. Gen Z and Millennial men are leading this movement, with commitments rising from 52% in 2019 to 67% by 2025. Women in these age groups are also experiencing increased…
The ongoing government shutdown is taking its toll on U.S. airline travelers, raising concerns that the situation might worsen just before the Thanksgiving holiday. As Day 28 of the shutdown unfolds, air traffic controllers and other federal workers are now facing paychecks that reflect zero hours. This troubling development adds to an already strained aviation sector, which suffers from a declining workforce. Rep. Troy Nehls, chair of the House Transportation Committee’s aviation subcommittee, emphasized the increasing pressure on air traffic controllers, citing their fatigue and financial struggles. “They’ve shared their growing concerns about fatigue, distraction and financial hardship as they…
In the midst of a prolonged government shutdown, President Donald Trump took a strong stance against the Democrats, particularly targeting programs he claims are favored by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. The shutdown, now entering its fourth week, began on October 1 after negotiations for a continuing resolution fell apart. Republicans objected to what they deemed partisan measures proposed by Democrats, asserting these included funding for services they oppose, such as healthcare for undocumented immigrants. Trump pointed to the role of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), now under the leadership of Russ Vought, in determining which programs to…
President Donald Trump has an undeniable knack for keeping the political climate charged, particularly regarding the prospect of a third term in 2028. His playful jabs at the radical left stir up both excitement and apprehension. Despite his teasing about future campaigns, Trump has made it clear that he has no intention of stepping into the vice president role, a title many speculate he could acquire to navigate around the Constitution’s 22nd Amendment. During a recent exchange with reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump remarked on the notion of a potential third term. He said, “I’d be allowed to do…
President Donald Trump is moving forward with plans to build a new White House ballroom, a project sparking fierce reactions from some Democrats. The ballroom is intended to serve as a formal venue for state dinners and other significant events, addressing a longstanding issue—the lack of adequate space for such functions within the White House. Currently, state events have had to rely on temporary tents set up outside, which many see as lacking the dignity and respect fitting for gatherings with world leaders. “Ground has been broken on the White House grounds to build the new, big, beautiful White House…
Two House Republicans have launched a call for scrutiny of New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani, a self-identified socialist. They want the Justice Department to investigate his path to citizenship, suggesting that he may have obtained it improperly. Rep. Randy Fine (R-Fla.) is advocating for a comprehensive review of the past 30 years of naturalizations, starting with Mamdani. His stance comes as concerns mount over incoming political figures who may not hold the best interests of the country at heart. Fine’s demand for an investigation highlights a larger trend among some Republicans, who argue that certain elected officials pose…
At the “New York is Not For Sale” rally, Governor Kathy Hochul tried to lay out her support for the socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. However, her moment on stage quickly spiraled into chaos as the crowd erupted in chants of “tax the rich.” This backdrop of discontent painted a stark picture of the challenges facing politicians within their own party. Heckling is nothing new in political rallies, but the intensity with which the audience interrupted Hochul was telling. As she struggled to deliver her message, a conservative observer commented on social media, describing her efforts as “rough” and noting…