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Carlson claims Israel drove push to ‘take Iran off the map’—and says Trump waved it off…
Tucker Carlson said he warned President Donald Trump against a looming war with Iran — and that Trump brushed him off with, “We all die anyway.” Carlson’s account to NPR According to Antiwar.com’s write-up of an NPR interview published Thursday, Carlson placed the conversation “in the days before the United States and Israel launched the…
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Venezuelan DoorDash Driver Shot by ICE Is Now Detained With Bullet Still Near His Spine, Attorney Says
Wilber Rafael Garces Perez’s attorneys say he was making a DoorDash delivery in Austin when ICE officers in an unmarked truck sideswiped and rammed his car before one officer shot him. Homeland Security says he was in the U.S. illegally and had a final removal order, but has released few details about what prompted the…
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Prosecutors Link Illegal Entrants to High‑End Crimes Hitting Pro Athletes
Court documents and prosecutors detail a Ponzi scheme naming Travis Kelce as a victim and a separate Chilean burglary crew allegedly targeting NFL and NBA players—raising questions about visa overstays and border enforcement.
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McMaster Throws His Weight Behind $85B Coast-to-Coast Rail Merger
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has formally backed a proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, telling federal regulators the combination could strengthen freight service as the state grows. The Center Square reported that McMaster outlined his position in a Sept. 9 letter to Surface Transportation Board (STB) Chairman Patrick Fuchs. What McMaster told…
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Slow-Acting Edibles Impaired Drivers as Blood Tests Lagged
In a CAMH driving-simulator trial summarized by Fox News, 10–20 mg THC edibles hampered lane control and reaction times at 2–5 hours despite average blood levels under a common 5 ng/mL cutoff.
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‘Conspired with his uncle’: Cleveland man, former USDA program director get 6 months over $400K no‑work billing, The Center Square reports
According to The Center Square’s David Beasley, a Cleveland man and a former U.S. Department of Agriculture program director were each sentenced to six months in federal prison after a scheme that billed the government about $400,000 for work never performed.
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Judge Strikes Down Delaware ‘Ghost Gun’ Possession, Home-Build Bans—But Leaves 3D-File and Parts-Transfer Limits
A federal judge found Delaware’s bans on possessing and privately manufacturing unserialized firearms unconstitutional under the Second Amendment, while upholding restrictions on sharing 3D-printing files and on transferring unfinished frames and receivers.
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Arbiter Orders WaPo to Rehire Columnist Fired Over Posts After Charlie Kirk’s Killing, NYT Reports
A private arbiter found The Washington Post violated its labor agreement when it fired Karen Attiah after her social posts about Charlie Kirk’s death, according to the New York Times. Attiah says she’s been ordered reinstated.
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Sheriff: Armed Victim Shot Back in Edgemoor; Suspect Dead, Second Person Also Killed After Midnight Attack
Chester County Sheriff’s Office says a second victim returned fire in self-defense after Brandon Tavon Cassidy shot two people in Edgemoor; the suspect and one other person died, and a third was hospitalized.
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Report Revives 2009 Abdul El-Sayed Sharia Remark After Michigan Democratic Primary Win
A conservative outlet says the Michigan Democrat once stated he would follow Sharia in “everything” he does. The claim is politically explosive, but the available source provides limited context.
