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Congress opens investigation into Wikipedia over foreign efforts to ‘manipulate’ information  

EXCLUSIVE — Congressional committees headed by Reps. James Comer (R-KY) and Nancy Mace (R-SC) are demanding information from the Wikimedia Foundation about the efforts of “foreign operations and individuals at academic institutions subsidized by U.S. taxpayer dollars” to “manipulate” information on Wikipedia and shape American public opinion, according to a letter obtained exclusively by the […]

Shooting reported at Minneapolis Annunciation Church

An active shooter was reported at Minnesota’s Annunciation Church on Wednesday morning. Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) confirmed the shooting, saying the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and Minnesota State Patrol were on the scene. Details on how many were injured are not yet available. “I’ve been briefed on a shooting at Annunciation Catholic School and will […]

Byron York blasts DNC land acknowledgement that ‘suggested America is a bad country’

Washington Examiner Chief Political Correspondent Byron York criticized the Democratic National Committee on Tuesday over its land acknowledgement at its Minneapolis meeting. “You don’t have to just stay on the land acknowledgement to see how often the Democratic Party has, you know, suggested that America is a bad country,” York said on The Hugh Hewitt […]

Trump floats racketeering charges for George and Alex Soros

President Donald Trump said George and Alex Soros should face federal racketeering charges on Wednesday morning in an escalation of his feud with the Democratic megadonors. Trump has long joined Republicans in painting the Soros family as Democratic bogeymen due to the millions they have funneled into left-wing campaigns, causes, and protests over the past […]

White House asks Supreme Court to allow pause on Congress-approved foreign aid

The White House asked the Supreme Court to approve the administration’s pause on congressionally appropriated foreign aid, aiming to bring a conclusion to a legal saga that has stretched since the first months of President Donald Trump‘s second term. On Aug. 13, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia voted 2-1 to overturn […]

Denmark summons US mission chief over reported interference in Greenland

Denmark summoned the U.S. charge d’affaires over a report alleging a U.S. influence operation in Greenland. A Tuesday report from DR, Denmark’s public broadcaster, citing Danish intelligence sources, alleged that President Donald Trump’s allies were carrying out an “infiltration” and “influence operation” in Greenland, seeking to weaken the island’s ties with Copenhagen and open it […]

FEMA workers suspended after signing ‘Katrina Declaration’ over concerns of funding risks

The Trump administration fired Federal Emergency Management Agency workers who signed an open letter slamming the agency’s current direction, according to a report. On Monday, 182 current and former FEMA employees published an open letter denouncing President Donald Trump’s decision to scale back the agency and shift natural disaster response resources to the states, claiming […]

Trump’s clashes with Democratic governors set stage for 2028 race

President Donald Trump is once again dominating the political stage, turning clashes with Democratic governors over crime and redistricting into an early preview of the 2028 race. A growing roster of blue-state governors is openly defying Trump’s agenda, placing themselves at the center of some of the most high-profile fights of his second term. His […]

Party like it’s 1989: Trump’s new Bush Republicanism

President Donald Trump is often seen as the opposite of a Bush Republican, but this week, he is focused on a set of issues that dominated the Bush administration — George H.W., not George W. Trump proposed the death penalty for convicted murderers in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. His Monday executive orders were designed to […]

RI assistant AG, who told police, ‘you’re going to regret this,’ placed on unpaid leave

Devon Hogan Flanagan, a special assistant attorney general in Rhode Island, who was caught on video berating police officers trying to remove her from a restaurant after she was asked to leave, has been placed on unpaid leave for six months. Flanagan was repeatedly heard shouting to police officers, “I’m an AG” and “You’re going […]
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