Author: Mackenzie Web

Former FBI Director James Comey now faces serious legal trouble with an indictment that includes two counts related to alleged lies he told before Congress during the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. The reaction from Washington is telling; many are visibly disturbed by the notion that one of their own leaders could potentially face repercussions for misconduct. Among the loudest voices reacting to the indictment is Sen. Chris Van Hollen from Maryland. During an interview on MSNBC, he expressed outrage at the charges against Comey, labeling them a “gross corruption of the judicial process.” He insisted that…

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Three far-left activists have been charged with serious offenses after stalking a federal ICE agent. The individuals—Cynthia Raygoza, Ashleigh Brown, and Sandra Carmona Samane—took their disturbing actions too far, streaming their pursuit of the agent live on Instagram and revealing his home address with the intent to harass him. The federal indictment includes a conspiracy charge and one for disclosing a federal agent’s personal information, each carrying the possibility of up to five years in prison if convicted. Acting United States Attorney Bill Essayli did not mince words when addressing the charges. He firmly stated, “Our brave federal agents put…

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A significant controversy has erupted in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race, mired in past scandals involving one of its candidates. Rep. Mikie Sherrill and her husband, Jason Hedberg, are entangled in allegations stemming from a cheating scandal at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1994. Despite being barred from attending graduation, both still received their diplomas. This revelation comes as Sherrill faces off against Republican Jack Ciattarelli in what is shaping up to be a rather contentious campaign. The tension escalated when Ciattarelli publicly called for Sherrill to release her military records. Enraged by this request, Sherrill claimed that the Trump administration…

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Bree Danyele Montoya, a Councilwoman in Norman, Oklahoma, recently found herself in hot water after making violent remarks toward a Trump supporter online. Her comments, made on Facebook, suggested that Audra Abbott should take her own life. Phrases like “open a vein” and “put a gun in your mouth” were not mere slips of the tongue; they were serious, aggressive statements that quickly sparked outrage. Initially, Montoya did not face immediate consequences, but the public outcry forced her to resign from her position representing Ward 3. During her resignation announcement at a council meeting, she emphasized her long-standing service to…

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Howard Rubin, a 70-year-old retired financier, has been indicted alongside his assistant, Jennifer Powers, for serious charges related to sex trafficking. This development comes after years of public demand for justice surrounding his alleged actions. Known as the ‘Right Hand Man’ of a major financier, Rubin worked at Soros Fund Management from 2008 to 2015, focusing on mortgage-backed securities. His professional history includes involvement in the notorious 1987 Merrill Lynch trading scandal, which was chronicled in Michael Lewis’s book, Liar’s Poker. Federal authorities allege that, between 2009 and 2019, Rubin and Powers recruited women for sexual events characterized by severe…

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President Donald Trump’s recent executive order has imposed a hefty $100,000 fee on new petitions for H-1B temporary workers. While this move is significant, it’s not without flaws. The communication surrounding the rollout was confusing, and the order does not prevent companies from using H-1B visas to replace American workers. Nonetheless, it represents a necessary initial stride toward reforming a system that has strayed from its original purpose. The H-1B visa program was established more than 30 years ago to address a temporary labor shortage, but its scope has expanded dramatically, often at the expense of American workers. Understanding how…

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During World War II, America’s free market innovators took on the daunting task of transforming industries to meet the demands of war. This spirit of ingenuity led to the creation of a powerful war machine that was vital for the Allied victory. However, as we now reflect on the past 30 years, that once-formidable engine has sputtered and stalled. Today, the reality is stark: America risks losing its next major conflict—not due to a lack of bravery or creativity, but because of a defense acquisition system bogged down by outdated bureaucracy and red tape. A recent congressional report for 2024…

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To combat rising crime rates in America, reforms in the criminal justice system must go beyond cashless bail. While the introduction of cashless bail may represent an important step, President Donald Trump needs to address five critical components of the system to effectively enhance public safety: police, prosecutors, the judiciary, corrections, and parole and probation. This mission will not be simple, but if the president applies the same strategy he is using for bail reform—linking funding to compliance—change can occur even in jurisdictions resistant to prioritizing safety. On August 25, 2025, Trump signed the executive order titled “Taking Steps to…

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A conservative debate group faced strong backlash at Tennessee State University, marking another chapter in the ongoing struggles over free speech on college campuses. The “Fearless Debates” group found itself expelled from the campus after a heated confrontation with students. A video circulating on social media captured the moment a man in a MAGA hat was confronted aggressively by demonstrators. This chaos escalated, resulting in a riot where objects were thrown at the vehicles of debaters Cam Higby and David Khait. The provocative messages on their promotional signs—such as “DEI should be illegal” and “Deport all illegals now! Let’s talk!”—were…

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In a recent episode of War Room, host Steve Bannon engaged in a thought-provoking discussion with Phillip Patrick, a precious metals specialist from the Birch Gold Group. Their conversation centered around a notable shift in financial strategy among banks, as they increasingly favor gold over the U.S. dollar. Bannon opened the dialogue with a significant question: “How did we get here in a situation where gold goes from I don’t know, $1,100 bucks, a couple of years ago… to $3,800?” This query set the stage for a revealing examination of the factors influencing gold’s dramatic rise. It wasn’t merely a…

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In a significant development for the Republican Party, Missouri’s Governor Mike Kehoe has signed a new congressional map into law, dubbed the Missouri First Map. This strategic move appears to favor Republicans as they prepare for the critical midterm elections in 2026. Kehoe’s announcement comes as the state has shifted politically, moving from a battleground status to a more conservative stance over the last fifteen years. “I was proud to officially sign the Missouri First Map into law today ahead of the 2026 midterm election,” Kehoe stated. He emphasized that the map, crafted with input from state legislators and the…

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The Trump administration has taken significant legal action against Michigan’s Secretary of State, Jocelyn Benson. The Justice Department recently filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids, asserting that Benson is unlawfully withholding access to complete voter registration records. This comes amid ongoing scrutiny over election integrity and transparency in Michigan. In a twist of irony, Benson was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her work during the controversial 2020 election. Yet many Michigan residents have observed her defiance toward state lawmakers seeking transparency, often dismissing their requests as she has maintained her voter registration practices. The…

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has taken decisive action to deploy 200 Oregon National Guard troops under federal control to safeguard ICE agents and facilities amid ongoing unrest in Portland. This move comes after a summer filled with violent protests led by Antifa, targeting the ICE facility that processes illegal aliens. Both state and city governments have shown reluctance to aid in protecting the facility or the local residents affected by these disturbances. In response to Hegseth’s order, Oregon’s attorney general swiftly moved to block the federalization of these Guard troops. The federal control, lasting 60 days, places the Oregon…

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Left-wing terrorism has reached a peak not seen in three decades, according to new research from the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Although historically, violence from the right has overshadowed leftist attacks, recent patterns suggest a reversal. Their findings indicate an uptick in left-wing terrorism incidents and plots. Despite this rise, it remains crucial to note that these occurrences stem from previously low levels and still lag behind historical rates of violence from right-wing and jihadist factions. The year 2025 stands out, marking the first instance in over 30 years where attacks attributed to left-wing terrorists have surpassed those…

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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has called a significant meeting of the United States’ top military leaders, scheduled for Tuesday at Marine Corps Base in Quantico, Virginia. This urgent assembly was announced last Thursday, sparking curiosity about its purpose. Recent reports indicate that Hegseth intends to address attendees on the concept of “warrior ethos” and outline the new direction of the military under the Trump administration. President Trump has since commented on the meeting, noting, “It’s really just a very nice meeting, talking about how well we’re doing militarily, talking about being in great shape.” He emphasized the importance of…

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Casey Robert Goonan has been sentenced to nearly 20 years in federal prison for a series of arson attacks that included attempts to firebomb public facilities in California. The 35-year-old was labeled a “domestic terrorist” by the court, emphasizing the seriousness of his crimes. Goonan’s actions began in June 2024 when he ignited a police vehicle parked near the UC Berkeley campus. The incident was captured on surveillance footage, showing him placing six Molotov cocktails beneath the car before setting them ablaze and fleeing the scene. Law enforcement later reported that the vehicle was extensively damaged. On June 11, he…

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Kamala Harris stirred significant controversy during her address at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Phoenix Awards Dinner in Washington, D.C., on September 27, 2025. Taking to the stage, she delivered a fiery speech that many called a rallying cry for the left, framing it as an urgent battle against perceived authoritarianism. Harris didn’t hold back. She portrayed a dire vision of America under conservative leadership, accusing the “extreme right wing” of executing a “long-term agenda” aimed at mass oppression. This rhetoric was not just vague criticism; it included direct references to figures like Ronald Reagan and Newt Gingrich, suggesting…

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Beloved country singer Dolly Parton has announced she will postpone her upcoming concerts in Las Vegas due to health concerns. In a heartfelt statement, the 79-year-old artist reassured her fans, saying, “I want the fans and public to hear directly from me that, unfortunately, I will need to postpone my upcoming Las Vegas concerts.” She candidly discussed her health challenges, mentioning that her doctors have advised her to undergo several procedures. “As I joked with them, it must be time for my 100,000-mile check-up,” Parton added, injecting a touch of humor into a tough situation. Parton expressed her deep desire…

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As the midterm elections draw closer, discussions around election integrity are gaining traction, despite distractions in the news cycle. Concerns about the legitimacy of past elections, particularly 2020, linger in the minds of many Americans. The Trump administration has made clear that restoring faith in the electoral process is paramount. One of the main sources of skepticism comes from Illinois, which epitomizes troubling anomalies witnessed across swing states. Christopher Krebs, the former Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, asserted in his testimony that the 2020 election was “the most secure in U.S. history.” Paradoxically, Krebs acknowledged that some…

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A shooting at the Lucky Eagle Casino in Eagle Pass, Texas, has resulted in the deaths of two individuals and left several others injured. The suspect, identified as Keryan Jones, 34, faces serious charges following the incident. Reports indicate that Jones was arrested after allegedly opening fire at the casino, located on the Kickapoo reservation. This tragic event underscores a growing concern about gun violence in public places and has raised alarms among law enforcement and community leaders alike. The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office reported that Jones has been charged with two counts of capital murder and multiple counts of…

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During the ongoing conflict, relations between Ukraine and Hungary have soured severely. Following a significant incident involving the bombing of the Druzhba pipeline, tensions escalated dramatically. This pipeline, crucial for Hungary’s energy security, became a flashpoint in the already strained relationship between the two nations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has not held back in targeting Hungary, labeling Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his government as ‘Putin’s lackeys’ and advancing claims that Hungarian drones have invaded Ukrainian airspace. Zelensky’s remarks have triggered sharp responses from Hungary’s leaders. He suggested, rather outlandishly, that reconnaissance drones violating Ukrainian airspace could originate from Hungary,…

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A woman in Upton, Massachusetts, became an unexpected center of attention when her car rolled into a lake while she protested against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The incident unfolded as the woman exited her vehicle to confront the officers apprehending an alleged illegal alien. This ironic mishap was reported by Bill Melugin, a Fox News correspondent, who shared a photo and video sent to him by an ICE source. During the video broadcast, a voice can be heard calling out the woman’s name, “Lucy,” likely drawing a parallel to Lucy Ricardo, the clumsy character from the iconic 1950s…

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Louisiana State University (LSU) is making headlines by launching a new initiative aimed at fostering “civil discourse and freedom of speech.” This lecture series, dubbed “Let Freedom Ring: An LSU Lecture Series Promoting Civil Discourse and Wide-Ranging Viewpoints in Honor of Charlie Kirk,” symbolizes a commitment to inclusivity in debate… an effort that’s increasingly rare on college campuses today. In an environment where many universities lean toward a singular ideological perspective—often sidelining conservative viewpoints—LSU’s initiative stands as a breath of fresh air. The series promises to introduce a range of opinions on various critical issues, acting as a beacon for…

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This morning, tragedy struck in Grand Blanc, Michigan, when a gunman opened fire at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Initial reports from the Gateway Pundit noted that six to eight parishioners were transported to the hospital, though the exact number of casualties remained unclear at the time. In the aftermath, one person was confirmed dead, and eight others sustained injuries serious enough to require medical attention. Chaos erupted, leading to a massive four-alarm emergency response as the church caught fire during the attack. At a press conference held shortly after the incident, Police Chief William Renye provided…

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A troubling case has emerged in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, involving a couple charged with child neglect after their six children were discovered locked in appalling conditions. The children, aged from two months to nine years, were found in a storage unit that lacked basic amenities such as running water and electricity. Authorities were alerted when a witness heard a child crying from within the unit. When police arrived, firefighters had to cut the lock to gain access. What they found inside was shocking. The children were allegedly using a bucket for sanitation purposes, as described in court documents. The conditions were…

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