Ice captures Cambodian gang member wanted in two-state murder spree
On October 3, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents tracked down and arrested Savin Seng, a Cambodian national accused of brutal murders in both California and Texas. As reported by Breitbart News, Seng, an illegal alien and known member of the Asian Boys gang, was wanted for the 2022 killing o...
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Conservatives challenge Qatar training deal, but officials say no U.S. soil base
A Pentagon agreement with Qatar has sparked fierce backlash among America First Republicans, igniting confusion over foreign military presence on U.S. soil. Defense officials’ plans to build a Qatar Emiri Air Force training facility inside an established U.S. airbase led to claims—quickly disput...
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Mitt Romney’s sister-in-law found dead near Valencia parking, no foul play suspected
A woman tied to one of Washington’s most recognized political names was discovered lifeless on the pavement near a Southern California shopping complex. According to the New York Post, Carrie Elizabeth Romney, the sister-in-law of Mitt Romney and 64 years old, was found dead on a street adjacent t...
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Defense chief mocks media as outlets reject new Pentagon credential rules
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has drawn national attention by brushing off press backlash with a wave—literally, in emoji form. According to The Hill, major news organizations, including CNN, NPR, and The New York Times, have rejected the Pentagon’s new press access policy, arguing it infringes...
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Israeli music festival survivor dies by suicide after years of trauma
Updated Website Title Once again, reality has delivered a heartbreaking reminder that evil doesn’t just strike in the moment—it lingers long after the headlines fade. According to the New York Post, Roei Shalev, a survivor of the October 7, 2023, massacre at Israel’s Nova music festival, ended...
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Taliban says it seized 25 Pakistani posts in deadly border clash
Afghanistan's Taliban government has dropped a bombshell, asserting that its forces killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in overnight border operations, a claim that has ignited already simmering tensions between the two nations. As reported by The Daily Caller, the Taliban stated that Afghan forces also ca...
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Immigration-themed Halloween display by Alabama sheriff's wife sparks backlash
A Halloween setup on a Mobile County sheriff’s lawn, showing skeletons dressed as immigration agents chasing others styled as Mexican figures over a fence, has ignited a firestorm just ahead of a local cultural celebration. As reported by The Daily Caller, the decorations surfaced days before Mobi...
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101st Airborne steps up to secure southern border mission
The 101st Airborne Division, known as the "Screaming Eagles," has taken the helm of a critical mission at the southern border, stepping into a role that demands both vigilance and grit. This storied unit officially assumed command on Friday, signaling a new chapter in securing America's frontier. As...
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The accused shooter of a conservative activist wants civilian clothing in court
Tyler Robinson, accused of the tragic killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has made a striking request to a Utah judge for civilian clothing in court instead of shackles and prison garb. As reported by The New York Post, Robinson's legal team argues that appearing in jail attire could prej...
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Leaked files reveal covert Arab-Israeli coordination during Gaza conflict
Recent disclosures have shed light on a web of covert military ties that few could have anticipated. This under-the-radar collaboration between Israel and several Arab states during the Gaza conflict stands in stark contrast to the public rhetoric of condemnation. As reported by The Christian Post, ...
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