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Making Abortion About Person Gives GOP Edge

August 20, 2026

By Jim Harden Via Yahoo News: There Is a Moral Question Democrats Fear the Most Some Republican leaders, including some within the Trump administration, believe hedging on abortion will help the GOP retain control of Congress. One Trump official reportedly criticized Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., for launching the Love Life Initiative ahead of the midterm elections, saying, “Picking a fight on an issue like abortion in a midterm is the height of asinine stupidity.” This

Border Airspace Breached

February 12, 2026

Cartel drones test US defenses and raise new fears By Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis, (ret.) Via Fox News: When the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) shuts down the airspace over a major American city for “special security reasons,” Americans should pay attention. On Feb. 10, the FAA grounded flights in and out of El Paso International Airport. The original notice referred to a 10-day flight restriction, but it was rescinded the same day. Flights resumed. The questions, however, remain.

Dr. Ron Graeser, cited in Nat’l Enquirer

January 12, 2026

By Doug Montero Via National Enquirer OpenAI overlord Sam Altman is facing shocking allegations that he played a role in the death of a whistleblowing employee — and sexually abused his own sister! The tech wunderkind, 40, is the target of a relentless campaign by the grieving mother of former employee Suchir Balaji, who was mysteriously found dead inside in his San Francisco apartment one month after revealing in a New York Times interview how OpenAI’s use of copyrighted data

Putin the Obstacle to Peace; We Must Face

December 30, 2025

By Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis, (ret.) Via Fox News: Putin is the obstacle Sunday’s meeting between Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy produced no dramatic announcements, sweeping declarations or signed peace deal. That outcome should surprise no one. After nearly four years of war, diplomacy was never going to turn on a single press conference or photo opportunity. President Trump himself struck a measured tone afterward, saying, “I think we’ll get it done,” while acknowledging that

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GOP Face to Face with Midterm Blues

December 12, 2025

By Jim Harden Via Newsmax Amid a growing wave of GOP retirements, President Donald Trump is racing against the political clock, working to fortify the razor-thin Republican majority in the U.S. House before the 2026 midterms threaten to upend his legislative momentum. His strategy has become increasingly clear: discourage upward political jumps among GOP House members until after the midterms, thereby preventing preventable vacancies Democrats could exploit. Yet one leader seems exempt from that pressure — Rep. Elise Stefanik,

God’s Opinion on Israel: Issue of our Time

December 1, 2025

How a Christian Zionist looks at America’s Relations with the State of Israel in our Turbulent Times By Gerald McGlothlin Via 7 Israel National News: From both a Christian and Jewish perspective, the matter of Israel is not a political debate – it’s a spiritual reality. The Bible is unambiguous: God blesses those who bless Israel and curses those who curse Israel. That’s not a slogan; it’s divine decree, first spoken to Abraham in Genesis

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Radar Online Cites Dr. David Mantik

November 25, 2025

EXCLUSIVE: JFK Assassination Bombshell — Forensic Doctor Claims Gunned-Down Prez Was Shot ‘From the Front’ On Deadly Dallas Day by Daniel Gura Via Radar Oline: On the eve of the 62nd anniversary of John F. Kennedy‘s assassination, one forensic expert has exclusively told RadarOnline.com his research has found the official story about the president’s murder to be incorrect. Dr. David Mantik, who has spent years poring over JFK’s autopsy files, has concluded Kennedy was actually shot in the front of his head.

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Tehran’s Weakness Is Exposed; time to Act

November 14, 2025

By Carla Sands Via Real Clear World: American and European policies toward the Islamic Republic have followed divergent paths in recent years. But that trend has begun to reverse since last summer, when the United Kingdom, France, and Germany triggered the “snapback” provision of the 2015 nuclear deal, reimposing all UN sanctions that had been suspended under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). With international pressure mounting, the UK and the European Union are

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Sarah McCarthy Featured in Daily Mirror

October 6, 2025

MIRROR EXCLUSIVE: New Jeffrey Epstein book claims to ‘shed fresh light on Prince Andrew ties’ Author Sarah McCarthy has woven a harrowing account of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes, revealing previously hidden links – including the story of Juliette Bryant who was awarded damages By Christopher Bucktin Via The Mirror: Explosive new details from one of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims are set to shed new light on Prince Andrew’s ties to the late convicted paedophile. Author Sarah McCarthy has woven a

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Dr. John Brady Featured in Daily Mail

October 6, 2025

By Sonya Gugliara Via the Daily Mail: Sinister connection between Michigan shooter’s tattoos and his hatred of Mormons after his girlfriend dumped him [Special Guest Dr. John Brady interviewed for this article] (Dr. John Brady featured) The veteran who carried out a massacre at a Michigan Mormon church may have been radicalized after a failed romance and demands to erase his tattoos to join the faith.  Thomas Jacob Sanford, 40, murdered four and injured eight churchgoers after plowing his

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Political Experts on Midterms and Way Forward

Midterm Post-Mortem: Who Gets Buried, Who Gets Blamed, Who Lands in Vote Count Purgatory, and Who Lives to Fight in 2028 The 2026 midterms could reshape Washington, determine the fate of the Republican agenda, and set the stage for the next presidential election. But regardless of who wins, the political battle will be far from over. Kimberly Fletcher, Josh Alballero, Craig DeRoche, and Alex Newman offer audiences informed, compelling perspectives on the election’s stakes, the

SNL Features Duct Taped Passenger Skit

Via Saturday Night Live YouTube Channel: Saturday Night Live took aim at the growing problem of unruly airline passengers with a pre-recorded commercial parody introducing a fictional new travel experience called Delta Disruptive. The sketch, featured during the Halloween episode hosted by Inde Navarrette, imagined an airline that had abandoned the traditional approach of removing troublesome travelers from flights and instead created an entire section dedicated to accommodating their behavior. The result was a satirical

A Game Under Fire (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

A deadly shooting during a Magic City Classic football game brings up questions about security. Another day, another “active shooter” event. This time, it took place following a Magic City Classic college football game in Birmingham, Alabama, leaving one person dead and eight others injured. What’s worse, authorities are still investigating the incident, and no suspect has been publicly identified. This has Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford asking what could have been done to prevent

Netanyahu “Trust” Under Fire? (Guest: David Rubin)

Yair Golan believes the Israeli Prime Minister can’t launch another campaign against Iran. It sounds like tension is stirring up again between Iran and the United States. But in the midst of that, some criticism has come against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – and former Mayor of Shiloh David Rubin, founder and president of the Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund can’t help but wonder about such an opinion. Democrats leader Yair Golan has noted that there’s a lack