Nomination of Navy admiral pulled amid scrutiny over past drag shows
A bombshell decision by the Pentagon has derailed Navy Rear Adm. Michael Donnelly's career trajectory amid renewed scrutiny over drag performances that occurred under his command nearly a decade ago. According to Military.com, Secretary Hegseth has withdrawn Donnelly's nomination to lead the 7th Fle...
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Austin’s fire chief under pressure after flood response controversy
A devastating catastrophe in central Texas has sparked outrage among firefighters as Austin Fire Department Chief Joel Baker faces severe criticism for his decision-making during the recent deadly floods that have claimed numerous lives. According to Just The News, the Austin Firefighters Associatio...
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Three illegal immigrants were arrested for copper theft at an Oklahoma cell tower
A dramatic midnight heist at a U.S. Cellular antenna site in Purcell, Oklahoma, ended in the arrest of three individuals, sending shockwaves through the local telecommunications industry. The incident has raised concerns about infrastructure security and immigration enforcement in the heartland. Acc...
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Record-setting ICE raid uncovers child labor and violent clash at cannabis farm
A massive federal immigration enforcement operation at a California cannabis facility has uncovered disturbing revelations about the workers employed at the site, including the presence of a dangerous convicted felon working alongside minors. According to Fox News, Immigration and Customs Enforcemen...
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2 dead, gunman killed after Kentucky church shooting following trooper attack
A tragic series of events unfolded in Lexington, Kentucky, when a man shot a state trooper during a routine traffic stop before proceeding to a local church where he killed two women and injured two men in a devastating attack. According to CNN, the incident began around 11:35 a.m. ET near Blue Gras...
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Texas man arrested for making death threats against President Trump on social media
A chilling social media threat against President Donald Trump has led to the arrest of a San Antonio resident, marking a serious escalation in security concerns just days before the first anniversary of last year's assassination attempt. According to Breitbart, 52-year-old Robert Herrera was taken i...
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Political Adviser David Gergen Dies at 83 After a Long Illness
David Gergen, a trusted White House adviser to four U.S. presidents and a leading voice in government, media, and academia, has died at the age of 83. According to Military.com, Gergen died after a long illness, remembered for his bipartisan service and decades of mentoring future leaders in public ...
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Coast Guard Veteran Phillip Waldron Selected for Highest Enlisted Role
After more than two decades of distinguished service, Phillip Waldron has been appointed as the 15th master chief petty officer of the Coast Guard, the service’s highest-ranking enlisted member. According to Military.com, Waldron will officially step into his new role on July 25, 2025, during a fo...
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Navy Withdraws Admiral’s Promotion After Scrutiny Over Past Drag Show
Rear Adm. Michael Donnelly’s decades-long naval career reached an abrupt turning point this week after the Pentagon revoked his nomination to a key leadership post in the Pacific Fleet. According to Military.com, the decision followed renewed attention from conservative media and lawmakers on drag...
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Drone Video Removed After Metallica Copyright Conflict
A Pentagon video promoting drone expansion under the Trump administration was removed from social media after a copyright complaint over the use of a Metallica song. According to Rolling Stone, the video, presented by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, featured the song “Enter Sandman” without perm...
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