Month: June 2026

Democratic Iowa congressional nominee Lindsay James once apologized for being white on her 2020 campaign website for the Iowa state Legislature. James, who is trying to flip Iowa’s second district blue, added a “confession” to her now-archived website where she declared her privilege as a “white, cis-gender, able-bodied, middle class, college educated woman.” She won her primary …

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Missing nuclear scientist Melissa Casias was discovered dead last week after disappearing almost a year ago in mysterious circumstances. Credit: Melissa Casias Facebook The cause of death for the missing scientist who was discovered dead in a New Mexico forest has been reportedly revealed, but it is simply raising more questions. As The Gateway Pundit reported on …

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The only colors flying over U.S. embassies this month are red, white and blue, as the Trump administration bans rainbow flags and other LGBT Pride celebrations for the second consecutive June. According to an internal memo reviewed by The Daily Wire, Secretary of State Marco Rubio restricted department personnel from “conducting or participating in any public diplomacy outreach …

Only Red, White, and Blue: Trump Admin Bans Pride Flags From Embassies for the Second Consecutive June Read More »

Web personality Don Lemon filmed a stunt that was set up by anti-ICE radicals to invade a St. Paul church, disrupt the worship, terrify children and intimidate congregants. He and dozens of others already are facing federal charges for their violence. But city officials in the Minnesota enclave claim there’s “insufficient” evidence to support state …

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Americans are the least in favor of building new artificial intelligence data centers compared to other major countries, according to a new Public First poll. The survey found that U.S. voters were the least likely among 15 large countries—including Japan, Canada, Brazil and the U.K.— to support building new AI data centers, Financial Times (FT) reported on Thursday. …

Americans Really Don’t Want New AI Data Centers, Poll Suggests Read More »

One of the strangest stories slithering out of the Swamp isn’t coming from Congress, the White House, or any of the campaign trails, like you might expect. This bizarre story centers around the left-wing, anti-Trump FBI officials who were fired under Kash Patel, now launching a goofy support network for agents who are rattled by …

FBI Agents Need Mental Therapy to Cope With Kash Patel Read More »

House Freedom Caucus conservatives cheered the passage of an amendment to an appropriations bill that would terminate the so-called the Biden-era auto “kill switch.” “Taxpayer dollars should not fund a surveillance system that treats every law abiding American driver as a suspect. As we work to address very real problems, we cannot allow our Constitutional …

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The Senate on Friday morning blocked a measure to extend a surveillance program used by U.S. agencies, in part because of opposition to President Donald Trump’s new acting director of national intelligence. The vote was 47–52 against a motion that would have set up a final vote on extending a provision of the Foreign Intelligence …

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PragerU’s Franklin Camargo hits the streets of Los Angeles to ask everyday Americans whether political violence comes more from the left or the right. From assassination attempts and riots to Che Guevara, Venezuela, free speech, and extremism, this Man on the Street episode puts America’s political divide on full display. Watch Now

Donald Trump‘s purge of the federal bureaucracy escalated Wednesday with an executive order making it easier to fire 8,000 federal workers. The order reclassified the workers as at-will employees, meaning the government can now terminate them without offering a reason. A rule finalized by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) earlier this year established a …

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