Author: Mackenzie Web

In an ambitious move set for America’s 250th birthday, President Donald Trump’s America250 organization is preparing to unveil the largest American flag in history. This grand flag measures an astonishing 776 feet wide and 1,492 feet long, dwarfing the Empire State Building in height and coming close to half the size of the Pentagon. A monumental task, the flag is likely too large for the National Mall, prompting organizers to consider other impressive venues for its unveiling, such as Joint Base Andrews, a NASCAR speedway, or Lebanon, Kansas, known as the geographical center of the United States. Ari Abergel, the…

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House Speaker Mike Johnson from Louisiana has intensified his criticism of fellow Republican Congressman Thomas Massie from Kentucky amid ongoing discussions about transparency in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Johnson went on record stating, “I would describe virtually everything Thomas Massie says, as related to this issue, as meaningless.” This strong rebuke comes shortly before Massie introduced a measure aimed at bypassing leadership to force a vote on legislation for the release of various Department of Justice records linked to Epstein. While Johnson supports a separate resolution that goes through the House Oversight Committee, Massie and his colleague, Representative Ro Khanna…

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President Donald Trump addressed speculation over his health during a press appearance, asserting he was “very active” during the recent Labor Day weekend. He referred to the rumors surrounding his well-being as “fake news,” dismissing concerns that arose after an empty public schedule and photos showcasing bruises on his hand. “I didn’t do anything for two days, and they said ‘there must be something wrong with him,’” Trump recounted, implying that the media’s narrative was overstated. The president’s comments come on the heels of public chatter that began late Friday and continued into Saturday. Speculation flourished as he remained out…

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The recent passing of Matthew Webler has sent shockwaves through the January 6 community, leaving many reeling from the loss. Webler’s death marks the third such tragedy among those whose lives were intricately tied to the events of January 6, 2021, following the earlier losses of Matthew Huttle and Bart Shively. These tragedies have sparked urgent questions within the community: Where is the leadership? Why has no thorough investigation been launched into the actions surrounding January 6? With still a dozen individuals awaiting pardons, many demand answers on when relief will come. Matthew Webler, described by friends as a kind-hearted…

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The ongoing drama within the British Royal Family continues to captivate public attention, particularly the strained relationship between King Charles III and his younger son, Prince Harry. Reports indicate that King Charles, at 76 years old, is preparing to meet with Harry, 40, for the first time in 20 months. This meeting could signify a potential reconciliation, but it is not without complications, particularly regarding the sentiments of Prince William, the heir to the throne. Sources suggest that William is wary of his father’s decision to reach out to Harry. He reportedly believes that the meeting could lead to further…

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President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he intends to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, expressing his commitment during a press briefing at the White House. While he confirmed the action, he was vague about the timeline. “Well, we’re going. I didn’t say when. We’re going in,” Trump declared, indicating a sense of urgency without offering specifics. This announcement comes in the wake of a violent Labor Day weekend in Chicago. Reports indicate that 58 people were shot over the holiday, resulting in eight deaths. Among the incidents was a drive-by shooting that injured seven individuals, illustrating the city’s…

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During a recent news conference in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump detailed a significant operation carried out by the U.S. military. The president stated that the military “shot out” a drug boat that had set sail from Venezuela in the southern Caribbean. “Over the last few minutes, [we] literally shot out a boat, a drug-carrying boat,” he emphasized. “A lot of drugs in that boat. And you’ll be seeing that, and you’ll be reading about that. It just happened moments ago.” The announcement aligns with ongoing concerns about drug trafficking emanating from Venezuela, a country often associated with the…

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The Treasury Department’s recent announcement on Labor Day highlights significant tax benefits for workers in various sectors through President Donald Trump’s tax cut on tipped wages. This plan, part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” aims to alleviate tax burdens on workers who receive tips, potentially transforming the economic landscape for nearly 70 job categories across eight crucial sectors. Included in this initiative are employees in the food and beverage industry, hospitality, personal services, entertainment, and delivery, among others. Specifically, workers such as bartenders, wait staff, delivery drivers, and hotel staff stand to gain financially from the elimination of…

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Senator Jim Banks, R-Ind., has introduced a measure aimed at tightening Washington, D.C.’s criminal code, particularly concerning youth offenders. This move aligns with President Donald Trump’s ongoing campaign to hold those responsible for rising crime rates accountable. Banks seeks to redefine the age threshold for youth offenders by proposing to lower it to 18 years old, addressing a critical element that has drawn significant attention in recent months. Currently, under D.C. law, individuals aged 18 to 24 fall into the category of youth offenders, which allows them to receive lighter sentencing due to provisions in the Youth Rehabilitation Act. However,…

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A Georgia court has issued a strong rebuke of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, mandating that she conduct a new search for records crucial to her case against President Donald Trump. This ruling follows a lengthy push by Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group, seeking transparency in communications between Willis’ office and the House January 6 Committee as well as Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team. The order comes from a Fulton County Superior Court judge who determined that Willis’ previous search efforts were inadequate. This is yet another setback for Willis. Earlier this year, a judge ruled she must…

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A tow truck driver in Los Angeles has found himself in serious legal trouble. Bobby Nunez is facing federal charges after he allegedly towed an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) vehicle during an operation. This incident occurred on August 15, and if convicted, Nunez could spend up to a decade in prison. According to a federal criminal complaint, Nunez was recorded laughing and filming as he towed the vehicle belonging to ICE agents. During this operation, the agents were attempting to arrest an illegal immigrant. The agents had their emergency lights flashing, boxing in the target’s vehicle to prevent her…

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President Donald Trump recently called for Israel to conclude its ongoing conflict in Gaza, expressing concern over the nation’s dwindling support within the United States. In a pointed interview with Daily Caller correspondent Reagan Reese, he stated, “They may be winning the war, but they’re not winning the world of public relations… and it is hurting them.” This statement underscores a growing divide in American public opinion regarding Israel, particularly among younger conservatives. During the interview, Reese noted troubling statistics from Pew Research indicating an increase in negative views toward Israel, with unfavorable opinions rising from 42% to 53% among…

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President Donald Trump has confirmed the relocation of U.S. Space Command from its current base in Colorado to Huntsville, Alabama, a decision he made official during a press conference at the White House. The city, often referred to as “Rocket City,” will serve as the new home for this crucial military command overseeing space operations and satellite defense. Trump emphasized the significant benefits of this move, projecting that it will bring approximately 30,000 jobs to Alabama. He stated, “This will be a tremendous economic boost for Huntsville and the entire state.” His remarks reflect a keen focus on job creation…

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Recent comments made by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz have ignited a fierce backlash across the political landscape. During an annual picnic in Duluth, Walz addressed the absurd rumors circulating about President Trump’s health, suggesting that people should hold out hope for news regarding Trump’s demise. His statement became a point of contention, as he appeared to revel in the speculation that Trump might be gravely ill. “You get up in the morning and you scroll through things… Although the last few days, you woke up thinking there might be news,” Walz said, prompting laughter from the crowd. His quip was…

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A member of the University of Kentucky’s STUNT cheer team, Laken Snelling, was arrested following the death of her newborn baby. Lexington police announced the arrest on Sunday, revealing that Snelling, 21, faces serious charges including abuse of a corpse, tampering with physical evidence, and concealing the birth of an infant. Authorities responded to a home on Park Avenue after receiving reports of an unresponsive baby around 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday. Upon arrival, officers sadly confirmed that the newborn was already deceased. The Fayette County Coroner’s Office is set to provide the official cause of death, pending further investigation. According…

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A protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) spiraled into chaos on Sunday night in Portland, Oregon. Demonstrators gathered outside the ICE office while displaying a guillotine. Eyewitness reports indicated that protestors burned an American flag before law enforcement issued orders to disperse. As tensions escalated, chaotic scenes unfolded. Videos captured the confrontations, showing hundreds of protestors in riot gear and armed with shields. Authorities made clear the consequences of remaining in the area. “Everyone must leave this restricted area, or may be subject to detention, arrest or exposure to chemical munitions for failure to depart the restricted area,”…

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A federal appeals court delivered a significant legal setback to the lower court, ruling that the Trump administration acted within its rights when it decided to withhold billions in climate grants. On Tuesday, the D.C. Circuit Court found that the District Court for Washington, D.C., had improperly granted an injunction against the Trump administration’s intention to pause $16 billion in funding. Judge Neomi Rao, in her opinion, stated, “We conclude the district court abused its discretion in issuing the injunction.” This ruling reaffirms the authority of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to exercise “proper oversight” in the distribution of these…

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A Chinese national, Chengxuan Han, recently pleaded no contest in federal court for smuggling biological materials into the United States. Han, a Ph.D. student from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, shipped multiple packages of concealed specimens, including roundworms, to a University of Michigan lab in 2024 and 2025. Authorities apprehended her when she arrived at Detroit Metropolitan Airport on June 8, 2025. Initially, Han denied her involvement and deleted data from her devices. However, she eventually admitted to the charges, which included lying to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers. Federal prosecutors emphasized the severity of Han’s actions, arguing…

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Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa has made headlines after announcing she will not seek re-election in the upcoming midterms. Her decision follows a reflective period spent contemplating her priorities. In a social media video, Ernst expressed, “Having been raised in a family who has given me so much love and support, now as our family ages and grows, it’s my time for me to get back to them.” At 55, she is stepping away after serving in the Senate since 2014. This announcement comes as a significant shift in Iowa’s political landscape. The decision sets the stage for an…

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A federal appeals court recently overturned a lower court’s ruling, significantly favoring the Trump Administration and putting a stop to billions of dollars in Biden-era climate grants. On Tuesday, the court ruled in a 2-1 decision, reversing U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan’s earlier injunction that had allowed eight ‘green’ nonprofits to access funds held at Citibank. Back in the spring, Judge Chutkan had issued a ruling preventing Lee Zeldin, who had previously clawed back $20 billion in grants from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, from halting these funds. Citibank had complied by freezing money intended for the Coalition for Green…

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President Donald Trump is set to relocate the U.S. Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Huntsville, Alabama. The official announcement is expected Tuesday afternoon. Trump established Space Command through a 2018 executive order, originally based in Colorado Springs. However, he expressed a desire to move the headquarters to Huntsville before his first term concluded. After Trump’s first term, President Joe Biden ordered the Space Command to stay at Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs. Despite this, Air Force leadership has supported the move to Huntsville. In recent months, there has been a concerted effort from supporters of…

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