Month: August 2025
Veteran Democratic Senator Announces Retirement, Leaving Schumer Stunned and Opening New GOP Opportunities.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) has declared that she will not pursue a third six-year term in 2026, a choice that has reverberated throughout Washington. Her unexpected retirement creates a significant vacancy in a closely contested Senate, where each seat could influence future control. In an emotional video message, Shaheen stated that her decision followed “careful…
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Comey Breaks Silence After DOJ Fires His Daughter
James Comey cautioned about a “serious threat” to public confidence in federal law enforcement following the dismissal of his daughter, Maurene Comey, from her position as a prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York. In a video shared on Substack on Sunday, the former FBI director, who was dismissed…
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Supreme Court Makes Announcement On Ghislaine Maxwell Case
The Supreme Court is set to convene privately on September 29 to deliberate on Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal aimed at overturning her conviction for sex trafficking. Maxwell argues that she should have been protected from prosecution due to a non-prosecution agreement that Jeffrey Epstein established with federal authorities prior to his death, as reported by Fox…
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Top Anti-Trump ‘Russia Hoax’ Lawyer Fired After Damning Report
The National Security Agency has terminated its leading attorney following a report by the Daily Wire that brought attention to her prior work investigating President Donald Trump on behalf of the Democratic Party, along with her authorship of opinion pieces advocating for censorship and defending the intelligence community’s management of Trump associates like Carter Page.…
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Clinton Approved Plan To ‘Smear’ Trump With Fake Russia Collusion: Docs
Recently declassified documents indicate that Hillary Clinton, a presidential candidate who has run unsuccessfully twice, supported a strategy formulated by one of her campaign aides to “discredit” then-candidate Donald Trump through baseless claims of Russian involvement, while simultaneously diverting focus from her own escalating email controversy during the 2016 election. The strategy involved “emphasizing the…
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Obama Calls For Government Constraints For Online Speech
In a recent engagement at The Connecticut Forum on June 17, 2025, former President Barack Obama reignited discussions regarding online speech and governmental oversight. During a dialogue with historian Heather Cox Richardson, Obama contended that the proliferation of disinformation on the internet poses a threat to public trust and democracy—and proposed that governmental “restraints” might…
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Trump Pardons Military Hero Who Refused to Back Down
In a daring action that is sparking both applause and indignation, President Donald J. Trump has formally pardoned former Lt. Mark Bashaw, the military officer who became a focal point during the COVID period for his refusal to adhere to federal mask mandates. Lt. Bashaw faced a court-martial in 2022 after opposing face mask regulations…
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Trump Demands Jail Time for Adam Schiff Over Mortgage Allegations
President Donald Trump is demanding the prosecution and imprisonment of California Democrat Senator Adam Schiff, following the emergence of new documents that accuse the long-time critic of Trump of committing mortgage fraud. “Adam ‘Shifty’ Schiff is in BIG TROUBLE!” Trump stated on Truth Social on Sunday. “He falsified Loan Documents. He previously claimed my son…
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3 Missing Texas Girls Found Alive in a Hollow Tree 1 Mile From Camp
In what is being referred to as one of the most extraordinary survival tales in American history, three girls who disappeared during the Texas flood disaster have been located alive — nestled within the hollow of an ancient oak tree, merely one mile from the devastated Camp Wrenwood. The girls — Emily Rivera, Zoey Nash,…
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SCOTUS Trump Immunity Ruling May Shield Barack Obama
Legal professionals are cautioning that President Donald Trump may encounter challenges in prosecuting former President Barack Obama after alleging treason, particularly in light of the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling from the previous year. In the case of Trump v. United States, the Supreme Court determined that a president’s immunity from criminal prosecution extends to all…
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