Month: October 2025
Lawrence Jones and Nala: The News Anchor and His Faithful Dog
Lawrence Jones and His Loyal Companion, Nala Life on the road and in front of the camera can be unpredictable for Fox News host Lawrence Jones. Yet one presence keeps him grounded: his service dog, Nala. More than a pet, Nala has become part of his story—a visible symbol of resilience and the bond between…
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DOJ Pushes Back On Claim That Charges Against Schiff Aren’t ‘Strong’
The Justice Department’s deputy attorney general on Wednesday “unequivocally” denied a report from an MSNBC journalist claiming that Maryland’s top federal prosecutor had informed department leadership that a potential case against Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) was too weak to pursue. Schiff is currently being investigated in Maryland over allegations of possible mortgage fraud. Ken Dilanian,…
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Comey Moves to Dismiss Charges, Citing Political Retaliation — But Legal Experts Aren’t Convinced
Former FBI Director James Comey is once again at the center of a political and legal firestorm — this time, as a defendant. Following his indictment earlier this month on charges of making false statements to Congress and obstructing a congressional proceeding, Comey has filed a motion asking a federal judge to dismiss the case…
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Trump Accuses Dems of ‘Holding Government Hostage’ Amid Shutdown
President Donald Trump on Tuesday accused Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Senate Democrats of “holding the entire federal government hostage” during the ongoing government shutdown, saying Republicans would not bow to “extortion” over spending demands. Speaking during a lunch event in the White House Rose Garden, Trump blasted Schumer and his caucus for…
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U.S. Military Expands Anti-Drug Campaign with First Pacific Strike
.The U.S. military has carried out its first-ever direct strike against a drug cartel vessel in the Pacific Ocean, marking a significant expansion of America’s new militarized approach to combating international narcotics trafficking. The operation, confirmed Monday by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, signals a widening of the campaign that has already targeted several cartel-linked…
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Chicago Police Ordered to Stand Down as Border Patrol Agents Surrounded by Violent Mob
lA tense standoff erupted on Chicago’s South Side over the weekend after federal border enforcement agents were surrounded by a hostile crowd during a patrol operation — but what happened next has sparked outrage within law enforcement circles. According to dispatch recordings and internal communications obtained by multiple outlets, Chicago Police Department officers were reportedly…
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Survey: Growing Number of New Yorkers Say They’ll Leave if Mamdani Wins Mayoral Election
A new citywide poll has revealed growing anxiety among New Yorkers as the mayoral race heads into its final stretch. According to the survey, more than one in four residents say they would consider leaving New York City if Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, a progressive candidate known for his left-wing policies, wins the upcoming election. The…
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‘Mystery Man’ Who Donated $130 Million to Pay U.S. Troops During Shutdown Reportedly Identified
As the federal government shutdown stretches into its fourth week, a surprising act of generosity has become one of the most talked-about stories in the country. An anonymous benefactor who reportedly donated $130 million to ensure U.S. military personnel continue receiving pay during the so-called “Schumer Shutdown” has now been identified — allegedly as Timothy…
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Schumer Shutdown REVOLT: More Dems Betray Leader, Side With GOP On Reopening Govt.
How much longer will the Schumer Shutdown drag on? It’s already the second-longest in U.S. history — and the public’s reaction is basically a shrug. Voters don’t seem to care, Donald Trump looks downright pleased, and for once, Republicans actually hold the upper hand in one of these high-stakes budget showdowns. They’ve put a clean…
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Marine explorers have made a breathtaking discovery in a remote ocean trench: a perfectly preserved sunken temple
The sensational claim of marine explorers unearthing a “perfectly preserved sunken temple” in a remote ocean trench is a fictional story with no basis in scientific fact. This narrative is a classic piece of adventure folklore, playing on the human fascination with lost cities and the mysteries of the deep. While underwater archaeology is a real…
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