The WAR Zone Podcast, hosted by Wayne Allyn Root, is making waves in the podcasting landscape. Broadcasting live from 6 to 8 PM Eastern, Monday through Friday, this podcast promises an intense and high-energy experience for its audience. It is boldly marketed as “the most exciting” of its kind, attracting a dedicated following eager for content rooted in the MAGA and America First movements. Listeners can expect a dynamic format that spans two hours each day, focusing on a myriad of pressing issues and current events. The podcast aims to dissect complex topics from a perspective that resonates with a…
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Former FBI Director James Comey faces serious legal challenges after being indicted on two counts by a grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia. The charges include making false statements and obstruction of justice. His arraignment is scheduled for October 9, and he is being represented by former U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. In the aftermath of Comey’s indictment, significant implications are unfolding within the Department of Justice (DOJ). MSNBC’s Ken Dilanian reported that several DOJ officials are preparing to resign due to the current climate in the department following the indictment. “Many people who work in the Justice Department…
In recent news, the political landscape is leaning heavily towards dramatics and accusations. The Trump administration finds itself grappling with a mix of controversies and defensive maneuvers. The focus on a new judge appointed by President Biden to handle James Comey’s perjury case raises eyebrows and questions about the integrity of our judicial processes. This development sheds light on how deeply intertwined politics and justice have become. Sinclair’s recent decision to lift a ban on late-night host Jimmy Kimmel comes after a series of contentious remarks from right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk. This shift points to a broader commentary on how…
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling is a significant moment for the Trump administration, apt to resonate across various political landscapes. In a decisive 6-3 decision, the court affirmed that President Trump retains the authority to withhold $4 billion in foreign aid that Congress had previously approved. The dissenting opinions from Justices Kagan, Sotomayor, and Jackson illustrate a clear divide in judicial philosophy, particularly on the role of executive power in foreign affairs. This ruling came in the wake of U.S. District Judge Amir Ali’s earlier injunction which blocked President Trump from cutting the foreign aid funds designated for important…
An appellate court is gearing up to make a decision that could have significant implications for abortion access in the United States. The case revolves around Planned Parenthood’s handling of Medicaid funds in Texas and Louisiana, potentially putting the organization on the line for up to $1.8 billion. The full panel of judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit listened to oral arguments in this long-term dispute on Thursday. Jennie Bradley Lichter, president of March for Life, stated, “The stakes couldn’t be higher.” Lichter emphasized that a favorable ruling for the plaintiffs could lead to financial…
Two immigrants granted legal status under the Biden administration are now facing serious felony charges in connection with a shooting incident at a children’s baseball game in Katy, Texas. Mustafa Mohammad Matalgah, 27, from Jordan, and Ahmad Mawed, 21, from Lebanon, reportedly discharged firearms in the direction of a youth baseball field during a prayer. The chaos resulted in injuries, including one coach who was struck in the shoulder while trying to protect a child. Fortunately, he has since been released from the hospital. The incident took place at Ameripark, a youth baseball field. Witness accounts describe how players, just…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a remarkable address at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, September 26, 2025, broadcasting his speech directly into the Gaza Strip. He invoked the historic phrase, “Let my people go,” echoing the biblical call of Moses to Pharaoh. Speaking with heartfelt intensity, Netanyahu reminded the world of the atrocities committed on October 7, 2023, when Hamas launched a devastating attack on Israel. “Much of the world no longer remembers Oct. 7, but we remember. Israel remembers Oct. 7,” he stated with palpable conviction. Echoing the gravity of that day, he described the assault…
United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has taken significant steps in its immigration enforcement strategy. New boats are now patrolling the Chicago River as part of “Operation Midway Blitz,” which began last month. This initiative is met with resistance from local Democratic leaders, yet it is proving effective in making a substantial number of arrests. Since the operation’s inception, authorities have arrested over 500 individuals, many of whom have serious criminal backgrounds. Gregory Bovino, a CBP commander, emphasized the importance of this operation by stating, “Lake and rivers are borders too… wherever the border’s at, that’s where Border Patrol…
The looming shutdown of the federal government has prompted the White House to take significant preemptive measures regarding federal employment. In a recent memo, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) instructed federal agencies to prepare for a potential reduction-in-force (RIF) if Congress fails to pass a spending bill by the deadline. This directive places responsibility on Democrats to prevent a shutdown, signaling a shift from previous protocols that typically result in temporary furloughs of government employees. Historically, when funding lapses, agencies have had contingency plans detailing which employees are essential to keep operations running. However, the recent White House…
Robert Barnett, a prominent attorney and advisor to some of America’s most well-known political figures, has passed away at the age of 79. His family confirmed he had been ill, but Barnett remained dedicated to his work right up until his final days, reportedly working in his office just a week before he died. His death marks the end of an era for many in Washington. Barnett’s influence was felt far beyond the legal sphere. He was a central figure in the political and publishing worlds, serving as the literary representative for several high-profile personalities, including Barack and Michelle Obama,…
The posthumous musical contributions of Ronald Reagan continue to resonate in today’s cultural landscape. The former president, who transitioned from a Hollywood actor to a political icon, has co-written a new song that reflects his enduring legacy. The song, “Start The World Over Again,” is featured on an album titled “Reagan: Songs Inspired by the Film,” which Curb Records released recently. This album follows the original soundtrack of the film “Reagan,” providing a fresh perspective on the man who served as the 40th President of the United States. Lee Greenwood, a singer celebrated for his patriotic anthems, including the iconic…
Howard Rubin, a retired Wall Street millionaire with connections to influential figures, now faces serious legal troubles following federal charges of sex trafficking. The indictment reveals disturbing details about his alleged activities, including torture against multiple women in a gruesome setting he created in his New York City penthouse. According to federal prosecutors, Rubin, 70, turned his luxurious Manhattan residence into a soundproof “sex dungeon.” Reports indicate he attracted many women, including Playboy models, with promises of lavish experiences, only to subject them to horrific abuses. The accused engaged in acts of physical and psychological torture, often using electric shocks,…
In a shocking development, federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested Dr. Ian Andre Roberts, the Superintendent of Des Moines, Iowa Public Schools, who is an illegal alien from Guyana. This incident raises glaring questions about his hiring and the safety of students in the district. Roberts, who has a previous weapons arrest, had been an ICE fugitive with a deportation order since May 2024. According to reports, the arrest occurred on September 26, 2025. ICE agents identified themselves at the scene. When Roberts recognized the agents, he fled in his vehicle, only to abandon it and run on…
Serena Williams, a household name and one of the wealthiest athletes globally, recently stirred the pot with her social media activity. On Thursday, she showcased a cotton plant in a vase at a New York City hotel, questioning her 18.2 million Instagram followers about its appropriateness as decoration. “Alright, everyone. How do we feel about cotton as decoration?” she asked, introducing a conversation that quickly sparked controversy. “Personally, for me, it doesn’t feel great,” Williams stated. In a follow-up post, she held up a piece of the cotton, describing it as reminiscent of “nail polish remover cotton.” Her comments reflected…
The recent revelations surrounding Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, have sent shockwaves through both the royal family and charitable organizations. This turmoil stems from emails linking her to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The content of these messages raises serious questions about her judgment and character. In an email, Ferguson refers to Epstein as a “supreme friend,” a phrase that rings hollow given Epstein’s notorious past as a convicted sex offender. The email surfaced during an interview with Ghislaine Maxwell, who stated that Ferguson was instrumental in introducing Epstein to Prince Andrew. This relationship is not just a footnote…
A Virginia state delegate recently faced a legitimate death threat, highlighting the disturbing trend of politically charged violence permeating the nation’s landscape. Del. Kim Taylor, a Republican from Petersburg, became the target of threats via text message, prompting an immediate response from local authorities. The Dinwiddie County Sheriff’s Office acted quickly, arresting 33-year-old Michael Ray Strawmeyer, who allegedly sent the threats. By Thursday evening, he was in custody at the Meherrin River correctional facility, emphasizing the seriousness of such threats in today’s political climate. Taylor, who was initially elected in a surprising upset in 2021, expressed her gratitude for the…
In a troubling incident at a Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility, gunfire erupted when a left-wing shooter targeted the building from a nearby rooftop. The FBI has labeled the shooting an act of targeted violence, confirming that two individuals are dead, including the shooter himself, identified as 29-year-old Joshua Jahn. Tragically, one detainee lost their life in the attack, while another remains critically injured. Jahn died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following his assault. The incident highlights the extreme dangers that federal agents face. New surveillance footage obtained by Fox News reveals the swift and brave actions taken…
A Virginia state delegate recently faced a frightening threat, underscoring the rising tide of political violence in the country. Del. Kim Taylor, a Republican from Petersburg, received a credible death threat just days ago. The Dinwiddie County Sheriff’s Office wasted no time in apprehending the suspect, Michael Ray Strawmeyer, 33, of DeWitt, Virginia. Taylor was evidently shaken but expressed relief at the swift action taken by law enforcement. “I’m safe and doing well,” Taylor stated, showing her resolve in the face of adversity. She remarked on her gratitude for the quick response by police, which undoubtedly alleviated a sense of…
The New York Times has found itself in the crosshairs yet again, this time for its claims about former CIA Director John Brennan’s lack of indictment, which it blames on Tulsi Gabbard. Gabbard’s role in the Department of National Intelligence may be put under scrutiny, but the narrative being spun lacks accuracy. Gabbard, who stripped security clearances from numerous officials, has been painted as the villain in this story. However, the reality is far more complicated. Gabbard’s congressional actions have no legitimate bearing on the timing of any indictment. Critics highlight that the media’s focus on Gabbard is misdirected. The…
The Transportation Department is implementing significant changes to the eligibility standards for non-domiciled commercial learner’s permits (CLPs) and commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs). These changes arise as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) conducts an audit into licensing practices across the country. Under the new requirements, only non-citizens with valid employment-based visas will qualify for a non-domiciled CDL. This marks a shift from previous guidelines, which allowed more lenient access to such licenses. As part of these changes, the department will enforce a mandatory federal immigration status check using the SAVE system. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, in a recent announcement,…
Sinclair Broadcast Group has made a notable reversal in its broadcasting decision, announcing the return of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” after a short suspension. This comes after an initial decision to preempt the show across its ABC affiliate stations, reflecting the evolving landscape of television and the pressures within broadcasting networks. The controversy began when Kimmel made statements about Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, suggesting he was murdered by a far-right individual. In contrast, reports indicate that Kirk was a victim of a shooting carried out by a radical who opposed his political views. This sparked backlash, prompting Sinclair, along with…