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Trump, Rubio Secure Release of Americans Held In Venezuela
Venezuela on Friday released 10 jailed U.S. citizens and permanent residents in a deal that secured the return of dozens of migrants previously deported by the United States to El Salvador under the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, officials confirmed. The three-nation agreement marks a diplomatic win for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, advances President Donald Trump’s…
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Former Voice of America Staffer Accused of Threatening Taylor Greene’s Life
A longtime Voice of America employee was arrested Thursday, accused of threatening to kill far-right Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, along with her staff and their families, including a call in which he allegedly vowed to shoot the congresswoman “between the eyes” with an AK-47. According to the Justice Department, 64-year-old Seth Jason of Edgewater, Maryland,…
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Favorite To Win 2028 Presidential Race Turns Heads In DC
The betting platform Polymarket launched its 2028 presidential election sweepstakes on Friday, giving users a chance to buy and sell shares on who they believe will win the White House. Vice President JD Vance is the early favorite overall, sitting at 27 percent, according to the site. California Gov. Gavin Newsom trails behind at 17…
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Bongino Says FBI Cracked Chinese Spy Ring Targeting U.S. Troops
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced on Thursday that the bureau has dismantled a major Chinese espionage operation inside the United States, including agents who were actively working to recruit American service members into betraying their country. In a statement posted to X, Bongino said the FBI executed eight search warrants and made two arrests…
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DOJ Asks Judge To Release Grand Jury Testimony In Epstein Case
The Trump administration has moved to release sealed grand jury testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein, as the Justice Department filed a motion Friday asking a federal judge to unseal the secret records tied to the late convicted sex offender. The Justice Department’s motion calls the release “a matter of public interest,” citing continued public concern…
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Trump Sues Wall Street Journal for $20 Billion Over Epstein Letter Story
President Donald Trump has filed a massive libel lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, its parent company, and two of its reporters over what he calls a false and defamatory story linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. The lawsuit, filed Friday in federal court in Miami, seeks at least $20 billion in damages. It centers around…
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Schiff Facing Stiff Fines, Other Penalties In Mortgage Fraud Probe
The type of mortgage fraud case involving Sen. Adam Schiff is typically straightforward and difficult to defend against, according to financial crimes experts, who warn the senator could face substantial fines and penalties. The California Democrat has been referred to the Justice Department for prosecution over allegations that he falsely claimed “primary” residence status in…
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He Broke In And Pointed A Gun At Her, Then This Granny Went Full Charles Bronson -VIDEO-
One of the things that people need to realize about folks who are north of seventy is that while their bodies may not be as sturdy as they once were, some of them still have the tenacity of much younger people. You see this in a lot of older folks who come from working-class backgrounds.…
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Trump Signs Major Cryptocurrency Legislation In Keeping With Campaign Pledge
President Trump on Friday signed into law new cryptocurrency regulations, marking a major step toward legitimizing the crypto-trading industry. Surrounded by Republican lawmakers and crypto industry leaders in the White House East Room, Trump signed the Genius Act, delivering on one of his key legislative priorities. “With today’s signing, we’re pushing even further into the…
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Senate Moves Forward With Jeanine Pirro’s US Attorney Nomination
Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee moved ahead on Thursday with Jeanine Pirro’s nomination to permanently serve as the U.S. district attorney for the District of Columbia. They proceeded without any Democrats on the committee, however, because they all walked out as Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) moved to vote on a batch of judicial nominees.…
