Michigan AG Dana Nessel Says Democrats Have an Antisemitism Problem

Michigan’s Jewish Attorney General says her own party has a serious antisemitism problem. Dana Nessel has served as Michigan’s Attorney General since 2019. She is the state’s first Jewish AG, and she is a Democrat. Now she is saying publicly what her party’s leadership has avoided for months. I began to perceive an enormous amount …

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Trump Unveils Nuclear Mars Mission and U.S. Space Academy Plan

A nuclear-powered spacecraft bound for Mars will launch in 2028, Trump announced Friday. The president made the announcement during a visit to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. He also signed an executive order to create a U.S. Space Academy and presented the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the four-member crew of the …

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Iowa Democrat Rob Sand Says Kamala Harris Should Not Run in 2028

A prominent Iowa Democrat told Politico that Kamala Harris should not run for president again in 2028. Rob Sand, the Iowa Democratic Party’s gubernatorial nominee, made the remarks in an interview with Politico. Sand has served as Iowa’s state auditor since 2019 and is working to position himself as a moderate candidate in a state …

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ICE Launches Deportation Raids in Springfield, Ohio’s Haitian Community

Federal immigration agents have launched active deportation operations in Springfield, Ohio, targeting an area home to thousands of Haitian migrants. ICE moved into the city with reported activity at an apartment complex known to house Haitian families. Local reports indicate agents have already detained dozens of people in and around Springfield. The timing is directly …

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DOJ Sues 21 States Over In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants

Arizona State University gave illegal immigrants $10.5 million in tuition discounts in a single year. That figure comes from a new Department of Justice lawsuit, one of four filed Friday targeting states that grant in-state tuition rates to people who entered the country illegally. The total number of states now facing federal litigation stands at …

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Texas Democrat James Talarico Struggles to Win Black Voter Support

A top Democratic strategist is warning that Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is failing to build support among Black voters. Ashley Etienne, former communications director for Vice President Kamala Harris, made the warning during an appearance on NBC’s “Meet the Press” with host Kristen Welker. Her message was direct: without strong Black voter turnout, Democrats …

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California Voter Registration Requires No ID, Enables Noncitizen Fraud

California’s online voter registration portal lets anyone register to vote with no driver’s license, no state ID, and no Social Security number. That is not a loophole someone discovered. It is a built-in checkbox on the state’s public-facing registration system, available right now, with 64 days remaining before the November midterms. PJ Media reporter Catherine …

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Florida Democrat Angie Nixon Calls ICE Agents Kidnappers and Thugs

Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon has publicly called ICE agents “kidnappers” and “THUGS.” Nixon, a Florida state representative and member of the Democratic Socialists of America, is challenging incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL). Abolishing ICE is the centerpiece of her immigration platform, and her attacks on the agency have grown increasingly sharp. On social …

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16 Passengers Banned for Life After Brawl on Carnival Cruise Return

Carnival Cruise Line permanently banned 16 passengers after a brawl erupted at a Miami customs terminal. The fight broke out around 8 a.m. on Monday, June 22nd, as passengers from the Carnival Conquest waited to clear customs at PortMiami. The ship had just returned from a three-night trip to the Bahamas, which included a stop …

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Secret Service Suspends Three Comms Officials Amid Leak Investigation

Three Secret Service communications officials have been escorted out of agency headquarters and placed on administrative leave. Anthony Guglielmi, the agency’s chief spokesman, was among those removed from the building in Washington, D.C. All three worked in the communications office and held no law enforcement roles. The suspended officials also had their security clearances revoked …

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Bubba Watson Confronts Heckling Fan Live at Liv Golf Indianapolis

Bubba Watson stopped mid-round to confront a heckling fan on live camera. It happened during the second round of LIV Golf Indianapolis at The Club in Chatham Hills. Watson was playing alongside Bryson DeChambeau and Lee Westwood when a fan began shouting from the gallery. The fan yelled “Bryson, Bryson” just as Westwood was preparing …

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Illinois Law Gave Venezuelan Hit-and-Run Driver a License

A Venezuelan national used an Illinois driver’s license before allegedly hitting a child and fleeing. Yorgelis Alexandra Matos-Bravo, 29, is now facing seven criminal charges after she allegedly struck a young boy with her car in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, and left him injured in the roadway. Federal immigration authorities have since filed a detainer against her. …

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DHS Fires Three More Fema Workers Who Skipped Pro-Trump Homes

Three more FEMA employees were fired for deliberately skipping homes with Trump signs. The Department of Homeland Security terminated three additional FEMA workers connected to a scandal involving the targeted bypassing of pro-Trump homes during disaster relief operations in Florida. The firings stem from a federal inspector general investigation that found a FEMA crew violated …

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John Fetterman Calls His Own Party ‘An Orgy of Socialism’

Fetterman now has higher approval ratings among Pennsylvania Republicans than his own Democrats. The sitting Democratic senator from Pennsylvania spent Thursday morning on a radio program calling his party’s current direction “an orgy of socialism” and labeling some of its nominees “garbage.” That is not a quote from a Republican attack ad. That is John …

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Kentucky Woman Indicted on Two Felony Counts for WW2 Memorial Vandalism

A Kentucky woman spray-painted the National World War II Memorial and livestreamed the whole thing. Melissa L. Farris, 41, of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, now faces two federal felony counts after a grand jury in Washington, D.C. indicted her in connection with the August 13 vandalism of one of the country’s most sacred memorials. She is charged …

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Tennessee Plans to Rename Nashville Airport After Dolly Parton

Five days after Dolly Parton’s death at 80, Tennessee plans to rename its busiest airport in her honor. Governor Bill Lee announced Friday that the state intends to rename Nashville International Airport, known as BNA, after the legendary singer and philanthropist. Lee made the announcement alongside Nashville International Airport, calling Parton “Tennessee’s favorite daughter.” “From …

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Honduran National in California Charged With Fraudulent Voter Registration

A Honduran national living in California falsely claimed U.S. citizenship to register to vote. Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, 30, of Winnetka, California, is not a U.S. citizen. Federal prosecutors say he registered to vote in California by falsely declaring himself an American citizen. He was arrested Friday morning on two felony charges. U.S. Attorney Bill …

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Federal Court Rules Rep. LaMonica McIver Must Face Assault Trial

A federal appeals court rejected Rep. LaMonica McIver’s claim that congressional status shielded her from criminal prosecution. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week that McIver, a New Jersey Democrat, must face trial on assault charges stemming from a confrontation at an ICE detention facility in Newark last May. The three-judge panel declined …

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Lindsay Clancy Jury Requests Pill Bottles and Knife as Deliberations Continue

Lindsay Clancy’s jury asked to examine pill bottles and a bloody knife Friday morning. The request came as deliberations stretched into a second day in her Massachusetts murder trial. Defense attorney Kevin Reddington confirmed to the Daily Mail that jurors wanted to review two bags of pill bottles recovered by police and Clancy’s ex-husband, Patrick, …

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Barron Trump Lives in Security Bubble as Threats and Bounty Mount

Iranian hardliners have placed a $10 million bounty on Barron Trump’s head. The 20-year-old son of President Donald Trump is now living inside what insiders describe as a tight security bubble, rarely leaving and staying largely out of public view. One longtime figure in Trump’s orbit told The New York Post bluntly: “He doesn’t go …

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Democrat Karen Whitsett Backs Republican Mike Rogers Over Abdul El-Sayed

A sitting Michigan Democratic state representative is actively campaigning for the Republican Senate nominee. Rep. Karen Whitsett of Detroit crossed party lines to appear publicly with Republican Mike Rogers as he launched a coalition aimed at recruiting Democrats who feel alienated by progressive nominee Abdul El-Sayed. The event, called “Democrats for Rogers,” was held in …

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Kathy Hochul Fails to Hit 50% as Poll Shows Race Tightening

Kathy Hochul cannot break 50% support among likely New York voters, and her lead is shrinking fast. A new Siena Research Institute poll found the Democratic governor leading Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman by just ten points, 49% to 39%. That sounds comfortable until you compare it to June, when Hochul led Blakeman by twenty points …

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US Military Clears Iranian Sea Mines From the Strait of Hormuz

American forces have cleared Iranian sea mines from the Strait of Hormuz’s international shipping lanes. That announcement came Thursday from Adm. Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command, who posted a video to X confirming one of the more significant military developments in the ongoing standoff with Iran. “Internationally recognized transit routes in the strait …

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Supreme Court Clears Path for Trump Mail-In Voting Rules, Governors Rage

The Supreme Court just handed Donald Trump a major win on mail-in voting, and Democratic governors lost it. The justices on Monday lifted a lower-court order that had blocked Trump’s administration from moving forward with key parts of his executive order on mail-in voting. The ruling does not settle whether the order is constitutional. But …

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Trump Moves to Break Four-Company Grip on U.S. Beef Processing

Four corporations control most U.S. beef processing, and Trump wants to end that. President Trump announced Friday he is directing legal documents to be drawn up that would give American farmers and ranchers the right to process their own food. The move targets what Trump called a “powerful monopoly” with significant foreign ownership that has …

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Maria Negrete Raya Arrested for Battery on ICE Agents in Florida

A Mexican national in the country illegally was arrested Wednesday on felony battery charges after attacking ICE agents in Fort Myers, Florida. Maria Negrete Raya now faces a felony charge for battery on a law enforcement officer. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office launched the investigation and made the arrest. Her mug shot has been …

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