A federal appeals court has intervened in a contentious legal battle surrounding President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles, offering a temporary victory for the administration. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday night to pause a previous order from U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer, who had blocked the deployment of soldiers under the assumption that it violated the Posse Comitatus Act. This legal dispute began when Judge Breyer, appointed by former President Clinton, asserted that Trump’s actions amounted to an overreach of authority. The judge criticized the President’s move to federalize the National Guard,…
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In a startling display of forthrightness, Dr. Toby Rogers delivered a powerful testimony before the U.S. Senate, shedding light on the explosive claims surrounding the rise of autism in America. His assertions have sparked critical conversations about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) claims regarding the condition and the role of vaccines. Dr. Rogers, an esteemed political economist and researcher associated with the Brownstone Institute, raised eyebrows as he rejected the long-standing narrative attributing autism primarily to genetic factors. According to Dr. Rogers, the CDC has maintained a flawed story for decades. In his compelling testimony, he argued…
A robbery in Dania Beach, Florida, escalated dramatically after a victim refused to remain defenseless. The encounter, which occurred on Saturday evening at a 7-Eleven, began with a gunpoint robbery in the parking lot. Helen Kessel, just 19, has been identified by police as the suspect in this incident. Initially, Kessel followed through with plans to rob the convenience store after targeting a customer. As the suspect was inside, a key moment unfolded outside. One of the robbery victims, fed up with the situation, decided to retrieve his own firearm from his vehicle. When Kessel exited the store, he was…
A manhunt is on for Jamel McGriff, a 42-year-old suspect in the horrific murder of an elderly couple in Queens, New York. Authorities describe McGriff as a “career criminal” with a 30-year criminal history, currently on probation. He is accused of breaking into the Oltons’ home through a back door on Monday morning, holding them hostage for hours, and ultimately taking their lives in a brutal manner. The victims, 78-year-old Maureen Olton and her 76-year-old husband, Frank Thomas Olton, were found in their home—Frank was discovered tied up in the basement with multiple stab wounds, while Maureen was found on…
In November 2013, the Senate faced a seismic shift when then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid set off what became known as the first “nuclear option.” This maneuver effectively curtailed the filibuster rules for executive branch nominees, requiring only a simple majority — instead of the prior 60 votes — to confirm them. The move, dramatic in its nature, opened Pandora’s box in the Senate and altered the landscape for future nominations, leaving a complex trail of consequences in its wake. Fast forward to 2017, and the implications were felt again when former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell employed the second…
Dr. Jake Scott faced intense scrutiny during a recent Senate hearing, where his expertise came into question. The hearing, led by Senator Ron Johnson, revealed a troubling gap in knowledge regarding mRNA vaccines, raising concerns about the credibility of those in the public health establishment. Dr. Scott, a clinical professor at Stanford University and co-leader of the Vaccine Integrity Project, presented a strong defense of vaccines, labeling them as among the “most transparent and safest medical interventions in history.” He pointed to extensive data from 1,704 randomized controlled trials involving over 10.5 million participants. Scott insisted that these systems can…
A D.C. grand jury has declined to indict Paul Bryant, a D.C. attorney and West Point graduate, who was charged with assaulting National Guardsmen. The decision comes amid a series of rejections by grand juries in similar cases, raising questions about the prosecution’s approach in this specific instance and others like it. On Tuesday, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro confirmed that the grand jury rejected serious charges against Bryant, who allegedly threatened Guardsmen while on duty. The confrontation occurred during a significant federal presence in D.C., following directives from the former president to bolster security in the area. Eyewitness reports noted…
At a recent White House briefing, Karoline Leavitt challenged the media in a forceful manner, particularly regarding their coverage—or lack thereof—of a tragic murder. The press secretary is no stranger to confronting the media’s narratives, but her remarks about the slaying of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska highlighted a troubling pattern of selective reporting. Zarutska, only 23 years old, fell victim to a brutal stabbing in Charlotte, North Carolina, allegedly at the hands of Decarlos Brown Jr., a man with a long criminal history. Leavitt derisively pointed out that the story did not receive the attention it deserved. “This is pure…
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt recently took aim at Democrat mayors across the nation, targeting those in both blue and red states for presiding over the most dangerous cities in America. Her statements followed a narrative suggesting crime is more prevalent in Republican states. While certain red states may report higher crime rates, Leavitt asserted the epicenter of violence lies within cities governed by Democrats. Leavitt highlighted Jackson, Mississippi, as a primary example. This city currently has the highest murder rate in the nation, exceeding the national average by more than 15 times. A Democrat mayor administers Jackson, and…
The Missouri House of Representatives has approved a contentious redistricting plan that could significantly alter the state’s political landscape. The GOP-led legislature passed the so-called “Missouri First” map by a vote of 90-65, aiming to secure Republican dominance in upcoming elections. The new arrangement is designed to limit Democratic representation to just one congressional seat, taking a controversial approach to reshaping districts ahead of the pivotal 2026 midterms. The heart of this plan revolves around dismantling the 5th Congressional District, a Democratic stronghold in the Kansas City area. Lawmakers have fragmented the district, reallocating voters into neighboring rural areas that…
The Missouri House of Representatives has recently approved a new congressional map that could give Republicans an edge in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections. The action comes as part of redistricting efforts that have swept several states, with the GOP aiming to bolster their House majority. The newly passed map now moves to the Missouri Senate, where it must gain approval before reaching Governor Mike Kehoe’s desk. In a special session called to address congressional redistricting in the traditionally conservative state, Governor Kehoe stated, “Missouri’s conservative, commonsense values should be truly represented at all levels of government, and the Missouri…
The tragic case of Iryna Zarutska underscores the heart-wrenching impact of violence amid the backdrop of war and migration. Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was brutally murdered on a light rail train in Charlotte, North Carolina, on August 22, 2025. Her death shocked the community, revealing the fragility of life for those fleeing conflict in search of safety. U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson addressed the media on September 9 to announce federal charges against her alleged killer, Decarlos Brown, Jr., a career criminal. The details of the case evoke a deep sense of loss and sorrow for the young life extinguished…
The U.S. Coast Guard recently demonstrated its commitment to combating drug trafficking in the Caribbean, sharing dramatic footage of a successful operation. On Tuesday, the Department of Homeland Security released a video showing a Coast Guard vessel neutralizing a drug boat. This strikes a significant blow against smugglers attempting to transport drugs to the United States. The operation took place as part of the U.S. Coast Guard’s ongoing efforts under Operation Pacific Viper, a campaign that aims to enhance drug interdiction in the Eastern Pacific. Launched last month, the initiative has already produced impressive results. In a six-week span, the…
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to fast-track President Trump’s tariff case signals a pivotal move in a contentious legal battle surrounding the president’s authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). This case, set to be heard in early November, follows significant rulings from the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which recently dismissed Trump’s attempts to impose broad tariffs as exceeding his authority. In late August, the Federal Circuit upheld a previous decision from the Court of International Trade. That court ruled that Trump’s tariffs, which affected nearly all goods from various countries, were not sanctioned by…
The latest Fox News Politics newsletter offers a glimpse into significant developments surrounding the Trump administration and Congress. Among the highlights is the ongoing scrutiny of former high-profile figures, like those connected to Jeffrey Epstein. The infamous “birthday book” has resurfaced, revealing a mix of curious notes, poolside photographs, and even children’s drawings, drawing attention to connections that keep the public engaged in these shadowy narratives. In the realm of policy, conservative groups have raised alarms about a potential patent tax plan tied to Trump. They have deemed it “counterproductive in the extreme,” shedding light on the internal disagreements among…
Chief Justice John Roberts made a significant decision recently by temporarily halting a court order that required the Trump administration to allocate $5 billion in foreign aid. This ruling appears to align with Trump’s effort to limit foreign spending. The stay allows the justices time to consider the administration’s request to keep the funds frozen. Notably, Congress has authorized this money, which is set to be spent by September 30, 2025. However, the order is only temporary and could change as soon as this week. Roberts mandated that aid groups respond by noon on Friday, directly involving them in this…
The WAR Zone Podcast, hosted by Wayne Allyn Root, has quickly garnered attention in the crowded landscape of American podcasts. Broadcast live Monday through Friday, this high-energy program spans two hours each day, from 6 to 8 PM Eastern time. Root’s presentation style, coupled with his commitment to the MAGA and America First ideologies, draws listeners eager for spirited discussions and a passionate defense of conservative values. The podcast aims to create an engaging space for listeners who resonate with the themes of patriotism and national pride. In an environment saturated with diverse media voices, Root’s straightforward approach stands out.…
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is currently investigating a disturbing incident involving a vehicle linked to popular singer D4vd. On Monday, officers responded to reports of a foul odor emanating from an impounded vehicle at the 1000 block of N. Mansfield Avenue. The authorities traced the vehicle to a Tesla at a Hollywood tow yard, where they made a grim discovery: human remains were found in the front trunk, according to ABC 7 News. The vehicle, registered to David Anthony Burke, known by his stage name D4vd, had been impounded for several days before the investigation led police to…
A bipartisan group of lawmakers recently emerged from a tour of the Arizona border to voice concerns about the current focus of immigration enforcement. They argue that Washington is deporting longtime illegal immigrants “who go to church on Sundays,” rather than taking aim at drug cartels. This criticism follows the passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” a sweeping package that allocated over $140 billion for border security measures, yet left some critical issues unaddressed, particularly regarding the asylum system and protections for long-term residents. During a press conference on Tuesday, Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-N.Y.) articulated the caucus’s stance,…
Zohran Mamdani, the pro-communist candidate leading the New York City mayoral race, is stirring both anticipation and apprehension as polling shows him comfortably ahead of his opponents. As of the latest Siena and New York Times survey, Mamdani is poised to secure 46 percent of the vote, outpacing former Governor Andrew Cuomo by 22 points. With Cuomo at 24 percent, Republican Curtis Sliwa trailing at 15 percent, and incumbent Mayor Eric Adams languishing at just 9 percent, Mamdani’s position appears solid for now. Voter sentiments reflect a mix of support and skepticism. Approximately 60 percent of likely voters describe Mamdani…
U.S. Air Force Veteran Dylan Borland revealed startling details in his testimony before Congress, describing a triangular UFO that he claims silently took off from Langley Air Force Base. His statement came during a hearing meant to promote transparency regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) and safeguard whistleblowers. Chairwoman Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) did not hold back, criticizing the federal government for withholding crucial information from the public, asserting, “UAP secrecy directly undermines U.S. national security.” Borland, who served as a geospatial intelligence specialist, recounted a night in 2012 filled with unsettling observations. He stated that at approximately 1:30 AM,…