White House diverts $5.3 billion to ensure troop pay during shutdown
The White House has pulled off a last-minute maneuver to ensure military paychecks are delivered this Friday, a move that sidesteps the dysfunction gripping Washington. The administration will cover $5.3 billion in military pay by drawing from three separate funding pots, as confirmed by an official...
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Obama-appointed judge oversteps on Chicago immigration enforcement
A federal judge in Chicago has inserted herself into the Trump administration's efforts to curb illegal immigration, raising eyebrows over judicial overreach in a city long criticized for sanctuary policies. This judge, U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis, appointed by the Obama administration, issued a ...
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Trump orders return to nuclear testing after tense talks with China’s Xi
President Donald Trump has dropped a strategic bombshell, announcing the immediate resumption of U.S. nuclear weapons testing to counter moves by rival nations. This bold directive, revealed through a Truth Social post and reinforced during a press interaction aboard Air Force One, comes on the heel...
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Trump slams former FBI agent, urges criminal investigation
A single rogue agent may represent the core issues within the deep state, as suggested by President Donald Trump's forceful demand for an investigation into former FBI agent Walter Giardina. Trump took to Truth Social on Wednesday, labeling Giardina a "DIRTY COP" and demanding immediate scrutiny of ...
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Off-duty deputy ends motorcycle pursuit after deadly shooting of fellow officer
On Monday, an off-duty officer made a split-second decision on a California freeway that brought a deadly manhunt to a crashing halt. The officer used his own vehicle to ram a motorcycle fleeing at over 150 mph after the rider allegedly shot and killed San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Deputy Andrew...
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Three Air Force base employees die in suspected Ohio murder-suicide
Three staff members from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base are dead after a deeply unsettling sequence of events near Dayton, Ohio. Police now believe Jacob Prichard killed his wife and a fellow officer before turning the gun on himself in what authorities are calling a murder-suicide tied to workplac...
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Illinois jury deliberates case of deputy accused in woman’s fatal shooting
In a case that has gripped the nation, an Illinois jury is back at work, wrestling with the fate of a sheriff’s deputy charged with first-degree murder in the tragic death of Sonya Massey, a Black woman who dialed 911 for help. The jury, made up of nine women and three men, began deliberations Tue...
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Vice President Vance offers hope on military pay amid ongoing government shutdown
Vice President JD Vance has stepped into the fray of a grinding government shutdown, offering a glimmer of assurance that our military heroes might see their paychecks by week's end. With the nation locked in the second-longest government shutdown, Vance declared Tuesday that he believes U.S. milita...
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Trump calls for return to steam-powered carriers amid Navy tech criticism
President Donald Trump wants steam—and he’s not joking. During a speech on Monday aboard the USS George Washington at Yokosuka Naval Base, Trump announced plans for an executive order to revert to steam catapults and hydraulic elevators on Navy carriers, as reported by Newsweek. This statement r...
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Suspect in deputy’s killing identified after wild motorcycle pursuit ends in crash
A tragic sequence of events unfolded in Rancho Cucamonga, California, where a man now identified as Angelo Jose Saldivar, 47, is accused of fatally shooting a sheriff’s deputy before leading police on a high-speed motorcycle pursuit. This harrowing incident began Monday when Saldivar allegedly sho...
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