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Former Obama Aides Go Public, Slam Cover-Up Of Biden Mental Decline

Several top Obama allies are bucking the trend of remaining quiet and are speaking out about just how bad things were with former President Joe Biden. Former Obama advisor Van Jones delivered a stinging assault this week, accusing people surrounding Biden of concealing his significant health deterioration from the American public. On CNN’s State of the Union, Jones expressed disbelief at Biden’s…
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Supreme Court Delivers Emergency Trump Decision

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday permitted the Trump administration to keep several thousand probationary federal employees on the payroll while lower courts consider whether the downsizing measures are legitimate, marking another victory for the White House in recent days. The Supreme Court’s judgment overturns a lower court finding that ordered the government to reinstate more than 16,000 probationary employees.…
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Rubio Destroys CBS Host Over ‘Gotcha’ Question On Iran

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and CBS host Margaret Brennan clashed over whether U.S. intelligence has confirmed that Iran’s Supreme Leader ordered the development of a nuclear weapon, with Rubio dismissing Brennan’s question as “irrelevant.” On Face the Nation Sunday, Brennan asked Rubio if the United States had “intelligence that the Supreme Leader had ordered weaponization” of the uranium. Rubio,…
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GOP Moderate Susan Collins Facing Difficult Primary Challenge

Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, billed as a Republican “moderate” who often goes against President Donald Trump and her party’s more conservative majority, is facing what could be her most difficult reelection bid as she eyes a sixth term. According to a local news report, Collins is going to face at least three primary challengers – Carmen Calabrese of Kennebunkport…
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DOJ Announces Massive Arrest as Dems Protest Trump’s Deportations

President Donald Trump is continuing his deportation efforts at a steady pace despite growing protests against immigration enforcement and is beginning to make progress, according to a new analysis. In just five months, the US illegal-immigrant population has dropped an estimated 1 million — putting Team Trump on course to foster more than 2 million deportations this year even without (so…
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‘Cowering’ Ayatollah Retreats To Secret Bunker, Fears Assassination

Iran’s supreme leader is “cowering” deep beneath the surface of his country, preparing for his inevitable death and planning to select a successor, according to official insiders. Two top Iranian officials informed The Atlantic that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s days are short, and they may not wait for him to die of natural causes before removing him. Khamenei faces the most…
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Judge Will Release Kilmar Abrego Garcia, But He’s Not Expected To Go Free

A federal court in Tennessee is expected to order the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, whose deportation to El Salvador has become a flashpoint in President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement, as he awaits a federal trial on human smuggling allegations. However, Abrego Garcia is unlikely to be released since U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement would likely detain him and perhaps…
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Iran Attacks U.S. Bases in Qatar

Iran reacted on Monday after the United States attacked three of its nuclear installations by launching at least six missiles at American outposts in Qatar. Iran reportedly launched six missiles toward US sites in Qatar, citing an Israeli official. “Explosions were heard over Qatar capital Doha, according to both AFP and Reuters. There was no immediate information available on casualties. The…
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Johnson: Trump Didn’t Need Congressional Approval For Iran Strikes

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Sunday defended President Donald Trump’s use of the U.S. military to strike three suspected Iranian nuclear weapons facilities, saying that he didn’t need Congress’s approval to take the action. Though Congress passed authorizations for the use of force in 2001 and 2002 ahead of the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, respectively, and though Democrats…
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Paid Agitators Among Those Involved In Anti-ICE Riots: Report

Amid growing tensions over the perpetrators of the violent anti-ICE riots, a California-based company specializing in providing on-demand protest crowds says there are ways to distinguish between hired demonstrators and organic participants. “We receive inquiries regarding practically every major social cause imaginable, and the anti-ICE demonstrations are no exception,” Adam Swart, the CEO and founder of Crowds on Demand, told…
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