Month: October 2025

A bold plan is taking shape to confront cartels and hostile regimes in the Western Hemisphere. The focus is simple, stop the flow of drugs, reassert regional security, and send a message that the old playbook is over. Alex Jones and Patrick Byrne broke down what’s happening and why they believe Venezuela is about to be attacked …

Alex Jones and Patrick Byrne: Is the Invasion of Venezuela Imminent? Should it Be? Read More »

There was a time when false prophets had to travel from town to town, gathering a following through charisma and deceit. Now, they simply upload. With a tap of the screen, heresy spreads to millions — a digital pulpit where the fear of God has been replaced with self-expression and applause. One recent video by Ken …

Beware the TikTok Pastors: When False Teachers Preach a God of Their Own Making Read More »

Paris police moved swiftly Saturday evening, nabbing at least two men in their thirties linked to the audacious smash-and-grab at the Louvre that stripped France of treasures tied to its imperial past. One suspect was collared at Charles de Gaulle Airport, luggage in hand, on the verge of jetting off to Africa with who knows …

Multiple Suspects Arrested in Louvre Crown Jewel Heist Read More »

More than 70 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits will see a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment beginning Jan. 2026. The Social Security Administration made the announcement following the release of Consumer Price Index inflation data, which showed that inflation rose at an annual rate of 3% in September. “Social Security is a promise kept, and the …

Americans on Social Security Will See 2.8% Benefits Boost Next Year Read More »

President Donald Trump is ordering an aircraft carrier strike group head to the Caribbean to assist with drug interdiction at sea. This is after he first ordered three military strikes in September on suspected drug vessels in the Caribbean, and again several more this month. Trump said he did so in an attempt to thwart …

Narco Interdiction at Sea Isn’t New — CBP, Coast Guard Have Been Doing It for Years Read More »

For years, corporate media outlets have framed illegal immigration as an act of compassion — a moral duty imposed on law-abiding citizens to accept, subsidize, and even celebrate those who break our immigration laws. But when immigration enforcement finally shows up to do its job, the same media acts shocked that illegal aliens are, quite …

Illegal Aliens Are Scared to Go to Work in California — and Legacy Media Thinks That’s a Bad Thing Read More »

Next week, millions of Americans who rely on food stamps are going to feel something brutal and immediate: their benefits won’t show up. The money simply won’t load onto EBT cards. Grocery trips that were already hard are about to become impossible. Food banks are already warning they can’t absorb the impact if this drags …

With Food Stamp Armageddon Coming Next Week, Americans MUST Be Told It’s the Democrats’ Fault Read More »

Maria Corina Machado, opposition leader in Venezuela, was on “Sunday Morning Futures” with host Maria Bartiromo to discuss the war on drugs and the corruption in Venezuela under Maduro. The video opens with a clip of President Trump warning drug cartels that they will be killed for bringing drugs into the United States. “President Trump …

Venezuelan Opposition Leader Maria Corina Machado Weighs in on President Trump Stopping the Flow of Illegal Drugs into the United States (VIDEO) Read More »

The United States has reached trade deals with four Southeast Asian countries addressing critical rare earth minerals and broader trade imbalances. U.S. President Donald Trump, currently in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a trade summit with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, signed agreements with Malaysia and Cambodia, as well as a framework agreement with Thailand …

US Announces 4 New Deals on Trade, Rare Earths in Southeast Asia Read More »

 Jesse Mack Butler—convicted of raping and assaulting two of his high school girlfriends—was allowed to avoid prison under a controversial plea deal. The case of 18-year-old Jesse Mack Butler has ignited anger and accusations of systemic failure after a “sweetheart plea deal” allowed a young man facing what could have been nearly 80 years behind …

OUTRAGEOUS: Oklahoma Teen Rapist Avoids Nearly 80-Year Sentence After Assaulting Two Girlfriends — Judge Grants Youthful Offender Status Read More »