Author: James Smith
White House Fires Back After Dem Lawmaker Blames Trump for Guard Shooting
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) has stoked tensions by blaming President Donald Trump for the death of a National Guard member in Washington, D.C., arguing his deployment of military personnel to U.S. cities created unnecessary risks. In an interview with CNN host Sara Sidner, Wasserman Schultz said Trump “should blame himself” for policies that put…
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Horrific new footage shows hero National Guardsman open fire on Afghan terror suspect
Disturbing new footage shows the moment a hero National Guard member opened fire on the suspected Afghan terrorist — just moments after the alleged gunman ambushed two troops in a broad daylight attack. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, could be seen brazenly wielding his gun as he fired rounds at the National Guard members in Washington,…
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Senate Delivers Decisive Blow to Historic Challenge Against U.S.-Israel Military Partnership
A dramatic confrontation over America’s most significant military alliance reached its climax in the Senate chamber Wednesday night, as lawmakers delivered a resounding rejection to an unprecedented attempt to halt billions of dollars in weapons transfers. The vote represents far more than a simple policy disagreement—it reflects deep fractures within the Democratic Party and raises…
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President Trump Confronts Reporter After Questions About DC National Guard Shooting
President Donald Trump delivered a somber update on Friday regarding the tragic shooting that targeted two members of the National Guard in Washington, D.C., earlier in the week. The attack, which occurred on Thanksgiving Eve near the White House, left two young service members wounded — and has now resulted in the death of one…
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Media Host Pushes Back on “Fatigue” Narrative After Report Questions President Trump’s Energy Levels
recent report published by The New York Times suggested that President Donald Trump may be showing signs of “fatigue” as he moves deeper into the first year of his second term. The article pointed to what it described as a decline in the number of public events, on-camera engagements, and large-scale appearances when compared to…
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Comer Warns Epstein Document Release May Fuel Public Distrust, Despite Massive Congressional Investigation
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer issued a striking warning on Friday, suggesting that the upcoming release of thousands of pages of documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein case may not satisfy the public—or dispel long-standing suspicions about how the government handled one of the most controversial criminal investigations of the century. Speaking to Politico,…
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Second Afghan National Arrested Within a Day of D.C. Shooting, Raising New Questions About Vetting and Public Safety
The nation is still processing the tragic Thanksgiving Eve attack that left one National Guardsman dead and another critically wounded in Washington, D.C., when the Department of Homeland Security confirmed a second alarming development: another Afghan national, also admitted to the United States under the 2021 Operation Allies Welcome program, was arrested just one day…
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The HOA Left Their SUV on Our Ranch — Grandpa Hooked It to the Electric Fence and Waited
The Fence That Hummed Back If you think a ranch is just a scenic backdrop for someone else’s rules, you’ve never met my granddad—or his fence. That morning, the sky was a hard, perfect blue, the kind that makes the power lines hum like they’ve got something to say. A black SUV sat half-tilted against…
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FBI Locates Texas Democrats Who Fled State Amid Quorum Standoff
The political impasse in Texas is escalating as GOP U.S. Senator John Cornyn has revealed that FBI Director Kash Patel has consented to assist in locating House Democrats who have left the state to obstruct a quorum during a special session focused on congressional redistricting. Governor Greg Abbott has condemned the walkout, accusing the Democrats…
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Missouri Supreme Court Weighs Fate of Voter ID Law and New Registration Restrictions
The Missouri Supreme Court is now at the center of a critical legal battle that could reshape the way Missourians vote in future elections. On Wednesday, the state’s highest court heard arguments in two major challenges to a 2022 election law—one involving the requirement that voters show government-issued photo identification, and the other examining restrictions…
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