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Anti-ICE mob’s dumb new protest, swarm Home Depot to buy and return 17-cent ‘ice scrapers’
In what may be the most bizarre protest of the year, nearly 100 anti-ICE activists flooded a Home Depot in Monrovia, California, over the weekend to stage what they proudly labeled a “buy-in.” Their master plan? Buy 17-cent ice scrapers… and immediately return them....
Jeanine Pirro Provides Shocking Detail About 2 National Guardsmen Shot In DC
United States Attorney Jeanine Pirro of the District of Columbia said during a Thursday press conference that two West Virginia National Guardsmen shot in Washington had been “sworn in” less than 24 hours before they were attacked. The National Guardsmen, 24-year-old...
Jasmine Crockett wants you to believe her Epstein-Zeldin comments were an honest mistake
Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett claimed Wednesday that she wasn’t trying to “mislead people” when she falsely claimed that Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin received political donations from registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein....
‘You, sir, can sit down and shut up’: Fmr. air traffic controller has scathing response to Buttigieg
For years, Americans have watched our once-proud institutions collapse under the weight of incompetence, political favoritism, and “woke” social engineering. Nowhere is that more evident than in the Federal Aviation Administration — the agency responsible for the...
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BS political cartoons of the week: Britons don’t want fake asylum seekers
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Court sides with American gun manufacturer in lawsuit over AR-15’s name
A federal judge ruled Friday that an American firearms manufacturer did not infringe on the trademark of a Belgian gunmaker in the designation of an AR-15 rifle. FN Herstal and FN America sued Ruger in March 2024, accusing the American firearms manufacturer of giving...
From Baltimore to Boston to Chicago, ICE arrests violent fugitives, war criminals
(The Center Square) – From Baltimore to Boston to Chicago, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are arresting violent fugitives, including those wanted for war crimes. In Boston, ICE officers arrested a twice-deported fugitive from El Salvador,...
Massive corporation looks to fill gap as people shun health insurance
Online pharmacies — including one from an e-commerce giant — are on the rise as health insurance premiums and prices skyrocket. Amazon Corporation is capitalizing on the momentum of persons fleeing healthcare insurance for more cost-effective alternatives. RxPass — a...
US poised to greenlight new nuclear reactor as power demand surges
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Monday issued the Tennessee Valley Authority a construction permit for a small modular reactor in Tennessee. The greenlighted build marks only the second commercial advanced reactor project to receive a U.S. construction permit and...
Anthropic IPO prospectus reveals $8 billion operating loss
Anthropic posted a roughly $42 billion net loss in 2025 as soaring computing costs and a massive accounting charge overwhelmed rapid revenue growth ahead of the artificial intelligence company’s planned initial public offering. The Claude maker generated about $4.6...
121 arrested in ICE operation in Texas lake community, bookstore trafficking ring
(The Center Square) – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement-Dallas arrested 121 people during a summer enforcement initiative at Lake Lewis in Texas, including two confirmed members of the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua terrorist organization. A three-year ICE...
