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Leavitt says ‘threat in our interior remains real and urgent’ when asked if US is facing cultural invasion

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt warned against a growing threat of legal and illegal immigrants who have not assimilated into the United States and are subsequently draining the nation’s resources in the aftermath of the shooting of two National Guard members one day before Thanksgiving. “The Trump administration has done more to limit migration, […]

White House says Trump’s MRI was ‘preventative’ and his health remains ‘excellent’

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters Monday that President Donald Trump underwent a “preventative” MRI in October and “remains in excellent overall health.” Trump himself was questioned about the MRI, which occurred during his routine physical, on Sunday night while flying back from Mar-a-Lago. He told reporters onboard Air Force One that he […]

White House insists ‘double tap’ on boat strike survivors in Caribbean was legal

The White House said on Monday that the “double tap” hit targeting survivors of a U.S. strike on a purported drug smuggling vessel in September was legal. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters that Secretary of War Pete Hegseth authorized Adm. Frank M. “Mitch” Bradley to conduct the mission and that Bradley was […]

An Afghan national was charged in the DC National Guard shooting. Here’s where things stand

Two National Guard members were shot last week while patrolling downtown Washington. One died, and the other is in critical condition. The suspected shooter was identified as Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal on Wednesday. After having worked with the CIA under the Afghan “Zero Units” team prior to the 2021 U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Lakanwal came […]

Luigi Mangione’s lawyers ask to block evidence in UnitedHealthcare CEO murder trial

Lawyers for Luigi Mangione, the alleged shooter of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, asked to exclude key pieces of evidence, including the possible murder weapon and an apparent manifesto. Mangione, 27, appeared alongside his attorneys for a pretrial hearing at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York City on Monday. Wearing regular clothes instead of his jail […]

Ms. Rachel in the running for StopAntisemitism’s Antisemite of the Year award

Children’s show host Ms. Rachel is among the top 10 finalists for StopAntisemitism’s Antisemite of the Year award. Ms. Rachel, whose legal name is Rachel Accurso, is up against nine other nominees, including talk show host Tucker Carlson, commentator Cenk Uygur, commentator Ana Kasparian, actress Cynthia Nixon, actress Marcia Cross, influencer Guy Christensen, influencer Stew […]

Joy Reid broadens her MAGA hate to Tea Party: Liberal Media Scream

Getting dumped by MSNBC after years of raging against President Donald Trump and his Make America Great Again movement hasn’t calmed former host Joy Reid down any. In fact, she’s stepped up her often insane attacks on conservatives as witnessed in a recent podcast, making her our Liberal Media Scream of the week. It was […]

Legislator critical of criminal justice policies amid Chicago robberies

(The Center Square) – Illinois state Sen. Steve McClure is pointing fingers at some of what he sees as being at least partly responsible for a string of early morning business burglaries now gripping Chicago. Chicago police recently issued a crime alert after as many as 10 businesses were hit within a month’s time. In such […]

Michiganders lose record $11M in data scams

(The Center Square) – Michigan residents lost a record-breaking $11 million to personal data scams last year, marking the state’s highest losses since federal tracking began nearly a decade ago. That is 37.5% higher than the $8 million lost in 2023, according to CNC Intelligence, a data forensics firm. Its report found that, in 2024, Michiganders […]

Amy Coney Barrett questions why nonliable internet providers would help prevent copyright infringement

Justice Amy Coney Barrett questioned on Monday why internet service providers would have any reason to assist in curbing copyright infringement by their users if the Supreme Court finds providers cannot be held liable for their users’ unlawful activity. Barrett’s question came during oral arguments in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment, which centers on […]
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