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CNN host point blank asks Hakeem Jeffries if shutdown is purely a negotiating tactic
A CNN host asked House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries Friday whether the government shutdown was truly about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or simply a negotiating tactic. The Senate failed to end the partial government shutdown last week as Democrats...
Army chopper buzzes Kid Rock’s mansion, brass launches probe after viral pics
A routine Army training mission turned into a headline-grabbing spectacle after a military helicopter was caught on camera hovering just yards from Kid Rock’s Tennessee property — and now the brass wants answers. The incident, which unfolded Saturday, quickly went...
How using talking filibuster for Trump’s SAVE Act may be minefield for GOP
Some Republican lawmakers are pushing an old Senate procedure to pass the Trump-backed SAVE America Act — although it may turn the upper chamber into bedlam for weeks and ultimately backfire. While Republican lawmakers — like the vast majority of Americans — strongly...
‘They lied’: Kelly Clarkson recalls being stiffed by ‘American Idol’ of $1M prize and a car
More than two decades after her rise to stardom, pop powerhouse Kelly Clarkson is lifting the curtain on what she says was a far less glamorous reality behind winning the first season of American Idol. During a recent conversation on The...
Five Republicans vote to force Bondi to answer for Epstein files debacle
Five Republicans joined Democrats Wednesday to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify before Congress about her Department of Justice’s (DOJ’s) heavily scrutinized rollout of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The House Oversight Committee voted 24-19 to call in Bondi...
BS daily political cartoons: Thank you cards from Iran
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Harvard still employs professor whose emails with Epstein mentioned spies and torture
Even as the class of 2030 prepares to arrive to the Harvard campus in two weeks, it’s not yet clear how much longer Martin Nowak — who cryptically discussed a “captured spy” and “torture” with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in an unearthed 2014 email — will remain on the...
Polling firm says data in closely watched DSA race was ‘social experiment,’ then shuts down
A polling company that showed former Democratic Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong leading by over 20 points admitted to faking polls, then shut down Monday. Median Strategies announced that its data was a “short-term social experiment” after releasing...
Sophie Cunningham stuck her neck out for our daughters. It’s time for parents to join her.
Sophie Cunningham seemed to have it all. As a guard for the Indiana Fever in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA), Cunningham’s star power was on the rise. She boasts 5 million Instagram followers, countless brand partnerships, and appeared as a...
1,000 DOJ monitors headed to the polls — and Democrats are already sounding alarms
BS BULLETIN The Justice Department plans to deploy roughly 1,000 election monitors nationwide for November's midterms, a level Harmeet Dhillon says would be historic for a Republican administration. DOJ monitors are already working the 2026 primaries, including...
Justice Department sends election agents to Florida, Wyoming
(The Center Square) — Federal agents will be monitoring polling places in Florida and Wyoming as voters in both states head to the polls on Tuesday. The U.S. Department of Justice announced it would send four Civil Rights Division attorneys to Miami-Dade County...
Court blocks Biden’s ‘ghost gun’ rule
A federal court blocked a rule Tuesday issued by the Biden administration targeting so-called “ghost guns” on constitutional grounds. Chief United States District Judge Reed O’Connor, a George W. Bush appointee, issued the ruling in favor of Defense Distributed,...
