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‘Fly an Explosive-Packed Airplane Into a US City’: CIA Memos Warned Clinton and Bush—Did an FBI Alert Get Blocked?
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Headline USA reported the CIA released late‑1990s/early‑2000s memos warning the Clinton and Bush teams about Al Qaeda hijacking plots—including language about an “explosive‑packed” plane—while Florida Bulldog alleged an internal CIA block kept a key FBI alert from going out.
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‘Absolutely horrific’: Podcaster Jennifer Welch slams Melania Trump—and ‘traditional Christian values’—in clip cited by Fox News
A clip Fox News says is circulating on social media shows podcaster Jennifer Welch calling Melania Trump “an absolutely horrific person” and criticizing the embrace of “traditional Christian values.”
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Ex-Dem Michigan Rep to Black Voters: Reject Abdul El‑Sayed; Far‑Left ‘More Racist Than the KKK’
The Post Millennial, citing a Fox News interview, reports Michigan state Rep. Karen Whitsett urged Black voters to reject Abdul El‑Sayed and called the party’s far-left wing “more racist than the KKK.”
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Prosecutor: Minneapolis Apartment Shooter Was Investigated in June for Displaying a Handgun—No Charges Before Deadly Attack
A county prosecutor said the man later killed by police in a Minneapolis apartment shooting had been investigated in June for displaying a handgun but wasn’t charged, according to Headline USA.
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After Mistrial, 11 Jurors Favored Insanity: Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Moves to End Case Without Retrial
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington asked the judge to acquit Lindsay Clancy by reason of insanity after a mistrial, citing jurors’ lean and psychiatric testimony; prosecutors have not said if they will retry, according to reporting adapted from the Associated Press via Headline USA.
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AP source: Feds charge ICE agent in ‘Metro Surge’ shooting with false statements; state case also filed
The Center Square, citing an anonymous Associated Press source, reports federal prosecutors have charged ICE agent Christian Castro with making false statements tied to a Minneapolis shooting during Operation Metro Surge; Castro also faces state charges in the Jan. 14 shooting of Julio Cesar Sosa‑Celis.
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Musk Says X Will Name the Government Behind Takedown Orders—and Notify Targeted Users
According to The Post Millennial, Elon Musk plans for X to identify which government agency requests a takedown and the legal basis—and alert impacted users. News18 is also cited.
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NY Post: LIV Golf Slashes Staff After Saudi PIF Ends Funding—Can an Unnamed Backer Keep It Alive?
LIV Golf is cutting U.S. and U.K. staff and “scaling back operations,” per Sportico, after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund ended support, the New York Post reported. A new backer is said to be in talks but remains unnamed.
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Judge Listened to Hours of His Calls—Then Ruled Ex–Abercrombie CEO Fit for Sex‑Trafficking Trial
U.S. District Judge Nusrat Choudhury concluded Michael Jeffries “clearly possesses a rational and factual understanding of the proceedings” after reviewing medical reports and hours of his recorded calls, Headline USA reported.
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‘Hurt People Hurt People’: Michigan Senate Nominee Apologizes to Jewish Democrats After Synagogue Attack Comment
Abdul El-Sayed told reporters his words “may have been misconstrued” after critics said he appeared to justify a March attack on a Detroit-area synagogue. He faces Republican Mike Rogers in a closely watched U.S. Senate race.
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Ex–Border Chief Tells Tucker: 107 Million Illegals — Pew Puts It at 14 Million
Gregory Bovino told Tucker Carlson the U.S. hosts 107 million illegal immigrants; researchers and cited data sharply dispute that figure.
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Obama to Headline Martha’s Vineyard Fundraiser Before Midterms, Source Says—But Won’t Say for Whom
Barack Obama will headline a Monday fundraiser on Martha’s Vineyard ahead of November’s midterm elections—but its quote trails off before naming the beneficiary.
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Ecuador Governor: US Green Berets Are Hunting Cartels—Then a ‘Drug Lab’ Strike Hit a Dairy Farm, NYT Reports
Antiwar.com attributes on-the-ground claims to Ecuador officials and AFP/UPI; a separate New York Times report says a supposed drug target was a working dairy farm.
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Arrest Warrant Issued After Jill Stein Skips Hearing
An order filed by Judge Karma Johnson shows neither Jill Stein nor her lawyer appeared for a scheduled hearing, First Alert 4 reported. The misdemeanor case stems from an April 2024 protest at Washington University in St. Louis; police and Stein give sharply different accounts.
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Prosecutors Argue Comey’s ‘86 47’ Seashell Post Could Be Read as a Threat to Trump
Justice Department filings say an “objective viewer” could read the former FBI director’s beach photo as “Kill President Trump,” while Comey has said he did not understand the numbers that way.
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Cinnabon Employee Caught Using ‘N Word’ Exposed as a Biden Backer
A viral confrontation involving a former Cinnabon employee in Wisconsin has drawn renewed attention after social media users raised questions about the woman’s political background and the circumstances surrounding the incident. The Dec. 5 encounter took place at a Cinnabon location in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, and involved 43-year-old Crystal Terese Wilsey and a Somali customer identified…
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Clyburn Fires Back at Jeffries’ Progressive Critics: ‘Most’ Have ‘Never Done Anything’
The South Carolina Democrat defended House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on CNN, arguing that election wins and House floor tactics answer critics inside the party.
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Seattle Recall Bid Puts Mayor Katie Wilson’s Public Safety Record Before a Judge
Two Seattle voters have filed a recall charge accusing Mayor Katie Wilson of failing on public safety after a deadly festival shooting, police leadership turmoil and disputed use of crime cameras.
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Ninth Circuit Knocks Out California and Giffords’ ATF “Ghost Gun” Challenge on Standing
A unanimous three-judge panel said California and Giffords Law Center did not show the required causal link between ATF’s disputed rule language and their alleged injuries.
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Musk’s ‘Free Chauvin’ Post Puts New Pressure on a Conviction Challenge Built Around Alleged Procedure Violations
Derek Chauvin’s attorney is challenging the former Minneapolis officer’s state conviction with claims of grand jury and prosecutorial defects, while Elon Musk’s public call for his release has pushed the dispute back into national debate.
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Psychologist Challenges Lindsay Clancy’s Psychosis Defense in Children’s Killing Trial
A forensic psychologist testified that he did not believe Lindsay Clancy was experiencing acute psychosis with command hallucinations when she killed her three children, according to Headline USA.
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FBI Lab Scientist With Top Secret Clearance Pleads Guilty in Child Abuse Material Case
Cary Andre Rue, an FBI microbiologist based in Virginia, admitted to advertisement and possession charges tied to child sexual abuse material, according to the Justice Department inspector general.
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Trump Escalates Iran Pressure With Warning to Nations Keeping Tehran’s Economy Alive
President Donald Trump said the U.S. will pursue what he called an unprecedented economic campaign against Iran, while warning that countries providing financial or commercial support to Tehran could face severe consequences.
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Trump DOJ Opens New Route for Some People With Felony Convictions to Regain Gun Rights
The Justice Department says applications will be reviewed case by case, while gun-control advocates warn the process must not weaken public-safety safeguards.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Leaving America for UK Over ‘Disillusionment’ with Trump White House
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly returning to Britain after six years in California, proving once again that no country can satisfy people committed to perpetual dissatisfaction. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to relocate to a private residence outside London with their children, Archie and Lilibet, who are expected to begin attending…
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Trump’s Hormuz Threat Signals a Harder American Posture Toward Iran
Few geographic locations possess the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz. At its narrowest point, the waterway spans roughly 21 miles, yet it ordinarily carries about one-fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas. Since war with Iran erupted in February, commercial traffic through the strait has fallen dramatically. American warships now enforce…
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Child Badly Injured in Yet ANOTHER Plane Crash
(Headline USA) A badly injured child is among eight people who were hurt Monday when a Delta Airlines plane flipped upon arrival at Toronto’s Pearson Airport. The airport confirmed on X that an “incident” occurred with the Delta flight from Minneapolis and that all 80 passengers and crew are accounted for. Three of the eight people…
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Judge Orders Grand Jury Materials of Maxwell Case Unsealed
(Thérèse Boudreaux, The Center Square) A federal judge has approved the release of grand jury materials from the case of Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted child sex offender and close associate of Jeffrey Epstein. U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer’s Tuesday decision grants the Department of Justice’s request that grand jury transcripts, exhibits and investigative materials related to…
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Verified Headlines Announces Partnership to Enhance Audience Communication
Verified Headlines is partnering with Reach Response to support robust communication with readers, streamline newsletter operations, and encourage engagement while preserving editorial independence and verification standards.
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Rapper Nicki Minaj Declares Faith Revival, Urges Young People to Seek God
Remnant Recap Faith renewed: Nicki Minaj says she’s reignited her relationship with God after time away due to her career. Childhood roots: She said her faith began in childhood through prayer and church attendance and is now returning to that foundation. Advocacy inspiration: Minaj linked her spiritual journey to speaking up for persecuted Christians around…
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SCORE FOR THE LITTLE GUY: Husband And Wife Beat Bank Of America At Its Own Game [VIDEO]
A Florida couple turned the tables on Bank of America after the bank tried to wrongfully foreclose on their home. When Bank of America tried foreclosing on Warren and Maureen Nyerges’ Collier County home, the couple took them to court, CBS News reported. The couple, who had paid for the home in cash, won…
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American Retailer Now Publicly Supporting “Sharia Law”. Are You Shopping There?
We all know how Sharia Law works here in America. Muslims come into our country and slowly but surely start demanding certain Islamic rights that are a direct threat to the United States and its western culture. What is so frustrating is that these radical demands are veiled in the form of liberalism. To promote…
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Rock Legend Gene Simmons Has Opened Up About His True Feelings On America…
Gene Simmons, KISS’s renowned frontman, recently opened up about his mother’s ordeal in a Nazi concentration camp and the impact it had on his perspective of America. Flora Klein, his mother, passed away at 93, but the haunting memories of the Holocaust persisted throughout her life. The sole survivor of her family, Klein’s love for…
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There’s Something Sinister Spying You At Walmart While You Shop…
The days of rushing into a shop to quickly get a carton of milk are long gone. Retailers now want to monitor every aspect of your visit to their businesses, including your buying patterns, geographic location, and even your heart rate. A “biometric feedback cart handle” that could track a shopper’s pulse rate, body temperature,…
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The Moment 50 Teens Started Attacking A Random SUV Is Absolutely Horrifying… [VIDEO]
A very disturbing incident that occurred on the streets of Manhattan in New York City, involving a group of young cyclists punching and kicking a BMW X5, was caught on camera making the news nationwide. In the video, we see the cyclists surrounding the BMW, driven by Max Torgovnick, on Tuesday just after 4 p.m.…
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Why A Liberal City Donut Shop Put Out A ‘NO COPS’ Sign Will Make You Vomit….
Reem’s Bakery in San Francisco refused to serve an armed police officer. According to the bakery, they have a “strict policy” of not serving anyone who is carrying a handgun. “NO COPS ALLOWED,” said the San Francisco Police Officers Association in response to the X issue. That is the bakery chain Reem’s confirmed policy.” NO…
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Galaxy Digital transfers 900 Bitcoin to newly created wallet –
Key Takeaways Galaxy Digital transferred 900 Bitcoin, worth about $82 million, to a newly created wallet. The transaction is part of a pattern of significant Bitcoin movements among major players. Share this article Galaxy Digital, a digital asset management firm, transferred 900 Bitcoin to a newly created wallet today, according to data tracked by Lookonchain.…
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Report: Israel Is Spying on US Troops at Gaza Monitoring Base in Southern Israel
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) Congress has released its 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and is preparing to pass the sweeping spending bill, which will give President Trump a total military budget of over $1 trillion. Earlier this year, a supplemental for an additional $156 billion was included in the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill,” most of which…
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Seditious Six Implicated in ‘Smurfing’ Scandal to Flout Campaign Finance Laws, Prey on Elderly
(Ben Sellers, Headline USA) An analysis of data from the Federal Election Commission revealed that the so-called Seditious Six showed the groups members collectively had received nearly $3 million in illegally sourced campaign funds. 🚨🚨Here it is: Investigative Journalist Bob Cushman, confirms money laundering scheme and every single of the Seditious Six involved: It now…
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Charlotte High School Student Criminally Investigated for Charlie Kirk Memorial
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) A high school student in Charlotte, North Carolina was criminally investigated over a memorial she painted to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk after he was assassinated on Sept. 10, according to a lawsuit over the matter. The student, Gabby Stout—she’s only identified by initials in court records but Fox News reported…
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Wall Street opens mixed amid focus on Fed meeting –
Key Takeaways Wall Street opened with mixed performance, showing cautious investor sentiment. The S&P 500 gained slightly, while the Dow Jones declined and the Nasdaq rose modestly, led by tech stocks. Share this article Wall Street opened with mixed results today as investors focused on the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy meeting. The S&P 500, which…
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FBI Was Investigating Man in Purported Iranian Trump Assassination Plot before He Entered Country
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) When the Justice Department announced that it busted an Iranian assassination plot against President Donald Trump last year, prosecutors said an unnamed person reported the plot to law enforcement and then agreed to become an FBI informant to help arrest an alleged Iran-backed operative, Asif Merchant. The informant did so by…
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FBI Agents Who Knelt for BLM Say They Were Preventing Another Boston Massacre
(Headline USA) Twelve former FBI agents fired after kneeling during a 2020 Black Lives Matter protest in Washington sued Monday to get their jobs back, saying their action had been intended to de-escalate a volatile situation and was not meant as a political gesture. The agents say in their lawsuit that they were fired in September by…
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Trump is Proposing a $12B Aid Package for Farmers
(Headline USA) President Donald Trump is planning a $12 billion farm aid package, according to a White House official — a boost to farmers who have struggled to sell their crops while getting hit by rising costs after the president raised tariffs on China as part of a broader trade war. According to the official, who…
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Bitcoin stabilizes around $90k ahead of FOMC meeting: Check forecast –
Key takeaways BTC is down 1.35% and is trading around $90,500. The leading cryptocurrency has stabilized ahead of tomorrow’s FOMC meeting. BTC stays above $90k ahead of the Fed rate decision Bitcoin began the week bullish, hitting the $93k level on Monday. However, it has lost 1% of its value in the last 24 hours…
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HHS Switches Former Trans Secretary’s Name from ‘Rachel’ to ‘Richard’ on Official Portrait
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The Trump administration is done with preferred pronouns and gender ideology. Official portraits of Rachel Levine, the Biden administration’s assistant secretary for health, will now use his birth name, “Richard L. Levine, M.D.” HHS spokesperson Gregory Angelo confirmed the change on X, sharing a photo of Levine’s portrait at the Washington, D.C.,…
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Report: Israel Is Spying on US Troops at Gaza Monitoring Base in Southern Israel
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) Congress has released its 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and is preparing to pass the sweeping spending bill, which will give President Trump a total military budget of over $1 trillion. Earlier this year, a supplemental for an additional $156 billion was included in the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill,” most of which…
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Zelensky Had ‘Difficult’ Discussion With Witkoff and Kushner on Territorial Lines for Potential Peace Deal
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had a “difficult” conversation with US envoy Steve Witkoff and President Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, on the issue of territory during a two-hour call on a potential Ukraine peace deal, Axios reported on Saturday. The call came at the end of three days of talks that Witkoff and Kushner…
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Newsweek Editor Pressures Trump to Rebuke Tucker Carlson & Nick Fuentes
(José Niño, Headline USA) Newsweek senior editor Josh Hammer is calling on President Trump and Vice President JD Vance to deliver an Oval Office address condemning Tucker Carlson, Nick Fuentes, and what he describes as rising antisemitism in conservative circles. The controversy centers on Carlson’s October 27, 2025 interview with Fuentes on his podcast. The…
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Strong Black Friday Sales Sucked Into the Debt Black Hole
For the first time, BNPL transactions eclipsed $1 billion on Cyber Monday, making up over 7 percent of total online sales. On Black Friday, BNPL transactions accounted for $747.5 million in online spending, an 8.9 percent increase. Source
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Euro stablecoins double in market cap post-MiCA implementation, led by EURS and EURC: Report –
Key Takeaways The combined market capitalization of euro-denominated stablecoins doubled after new EU regulations (MiCA) were implemented in 2024. EURS and EURC are leading the post-regulation growth, with increased adoption and transaction activity. Share this article Euro-denominated stablecoins have doubled their combined market capitalization following the implementation of new EU regulatory rules in 2024, with…
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Asian Funds Dominate as ETFs Add Gold for Sixth Straight Month
ETFs based in Asia boosted their gold holdings by a net 23.6 tonnes, increasing AUM by $3.2 billion. Source
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US Watchdog Rips Failed Nation-Building Effort in Afghanistan in Its Final Report
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), a US government watchdog established in 2008 to oversee US reconstruction spending in Afghanistan, has issued a scathing final report on the US’s failed nation-building effort. SIGAR will be closed down on January 31, 2026, and was required to issue a final report summarizing…
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After Kirk Assasination, Students Less Comfortable with ‘Controversial’ Events on Campus
(Tate Miller, The Center Square) Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, half of the nation’s college students report feeling less comfortable attending controversial public events on campus and nearly half are less comfortable voicing opinions on controversial subjects in class. Chief Research Advisor Dr. Sean Stevens at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression told…
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Eric Trump’s American Bitcoin acquires 363 BTC –
Key Takeaways American Bitcoin acquired 363 more BTC, bringing its total holdings to 4,367 BTC. The company is continuing its strategy of accumulating Bitcoin as a digital asset. Share this article American Bitcoin Corp (ABTC), a Bitcoin-focused firm backed by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., has purchased an additional 363 BTC, according to a…
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Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett is Running for the US Senate
(Headline USA) Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett launched a campaign Monday for the U.S. Senate in Texas, bringing a national profile to a race that may be critical to Democrats’ long-shot hopes of reclaiming a Senate majority in next year’s midterm elections. Crockett, one of Congress’ most outspoken Democrats, jumped into the race on the final day…
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Trump Awards Medals to the Kennedy Center Honorees in An Oval Office Ceremony
(Headline USA) President Donald Trump on Saturday presented the 2025 Kennedy Center honorees with their medals during a ceremony in the Oval Office, hailing the slate of artists he was deeply involved in choosing as “perhaps the most accomplished and renowned class” ever assembled. This year’s recipients are actor Sylvester Stallone, singers Gloria Gaynor and…
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Man Stabbed on Charlotte Train Was Defending Old Lady from Illegal Immigrant
(Headline USA) A North Carolina judge on Monday ordered a Honduran man to be held without bond after he allegedly stabbed a man on a Charlotte train who was defending an old lady from him. Oscar Solarzano, 33, wearing an orange jumpsuit and appearing via video link, listened impassively as a translator read charges of attempted…
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XRP ETFs boost holdings to $915M after new purchases –
Key Takeaways Total holdings in US spot XRP ETFs have climbed to around $915 million, or approximately 426 million XRP. There is growing institutional interest in XRP, driven by its utility for cross-border payments and liquidity management. Share this article US spot XRP exchange-traded funds boost total holdings to around $915 million (approximately 426 million…
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Ex-Trump Lawyer Alina Habba Resigns as US Attorney for New Jersey
President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, Alina Habba, resigned Monday as the top federal prosecutor for New Jersey, leaving the job after an appeals court said she had been serving in the post unlawfully. In a statement posted on social media, Habba assailed the court’s ruling as political, but said she was resigning “to protect…
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Charlotte Stabbing Reignites Debates on Commuter Safety, Immigration
(The Center Square) Charlotte welcomed its new police chief Friday morning, and by nightfall returned to the spotlight of light rail train safety and the nation’s debate on immigration, two recent flashpoints coming together in one case. Court filings confirmed the suspect in a fatal stabbing on the Blue Line in the northeastern part of…
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REPORT: Growing Number of College Students Identify as Mentally Disabled to Game the System
(Ben Sellers, Headline USA) The far-left Atlantic admitted that Marxist educational policies designed to provide “each according to his needs” in elite universities were, in fact, lowering the bar and wreaking havoc in classrooms. The article “Accommodation Nation,” published last week, acknowledged that a longstanding problem in the school system — student and parental abuse…
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Gold rises on expectations of Fed rate cut –
Key Takeaways Gold prices are rising due to heightened expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, making it more attractive as a safe-haven asset. Major banks such as UBS, Commerzbank, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs identify Fed policy as a key factor boosting gold demand. Share this article Gold prices advanced today as markets anticipate a…
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Arizona Congresswoman Claims She was Pepper Sprayed During Federal Operation
(Headline USA) A federal law enforcement operation at an Arizona taco shop resulted in a fracas on Friday, with agents deploying pepper spray as a group of protesters tried to stop authorities. Two agents were injured, and U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva was in the vicinity as protesters were sprayed. The Democratic congresswoman from Arizona took…
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NYT Finally Admits Biden’s Open-Border Policy Was No Accident
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The New York Times admitted on Sunday what conservative outlets have reported all along: the Biden administration’s open-border policy was intentional. In a scathing report, the leftist newspaper acknowledged that former President Joe Biden ignored warnings from his advisers during the 2020-2021 transition that his immigration proposals would trigger “chaos” at the southern…
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US Vaccine Advisers Say Not All Babies Need a Hepatitis B Shot at Birth
(Headline USA) A federal vaccine advisory committee voted on Friday to a recommendation that all U.S. babies get the hepatitis B vaccine on the day they’re born. Several medical and public health leaders decried the actions of the panel, whose current members were all appointed by U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “This is…
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BlackRock views rising US national debt as catalyst for crypto adoption –
Key Takeaways BlackRock CEO Larry Fink links rising US national debt to increased potential for crypto adoption. Uncontrolled US deficits could weaken confidence in the dollar, making Bitcoin and other digital assets more attractive as alternatives. Share this article BlackRock CEO Larry Fink identified rising US national debt as a potential driver for broader crypto…
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Judge Rejects Trump Administration’s Bid to Toss Lawsuit Challenging Guantánamo Migrant Detentions
(Headline USA) A federal judge has rejected a request from the Trump administration to toss a lawsuit challenging the detention of migrants at the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay. In a ruling Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Sparkle L. Sooknanan denied the federal government’s motion to dismiss the case and has set a hearing…
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$4B in Bitcoin and Ethereum options set to expire –
Key Takeaways Approximately $4 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set to expire today. Large options expirations often act as catalysts, potentially causing increased price volatility for BTC and ETH. Share this article Approximately $4 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options contracts are set to expire, a development that traders are monitoring for possible…
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WATCH: House Passes Bills to Block CCP’s Influence on Schools
(Esther Wickham, The Center Square) House representatives passed three bills this week aimed at protecting K-12 classrooms from the influence of the Chinese Communist Party. The bills – PROTECT Our Kids Act, CLASS Act and TRACE Act – essentially prohibit funding from foreign sources and reinforce protections for American students and families. All three passed…
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Iranians Turning to Gold as Inflation Runs Rampant
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Iranians are turning to gold as sanctions and government policy destroy their currency. The average inflation rate in Iran has climbed to over 40 percent (based on CPI) on an annual basis. According to an AP report, gold has become the most trusted hedge against this rapid devaluation of…
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Newsweek Editor Pressures Trump to Rebuke Tucker Carlson & Nick Fuentes
(José Niño, Headline USA) Newsweek senior editor Josh Hammer is calling on President Trump and Vice President JD Vance to deliver an Oval Office address condemning Tucker Carlson, Nick Fuentes, and what he describes as rising antisemitism in conservative circles. The controversy centers on Carlson’s October 27, 2025 interview with Fuentes on his podcast. The…
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Will Litecoin hit $95 amid rising retail demand? Check forecast –
Key takeaways LTC is up 1% in the last 24 hours and now trades at $85 per coin. The coin could rally above $95 amid growing retail demand. Litecoin reclaims $85 as demand increases Litecoin (LTC) has added 1% to its value and is currently trading above $85 per coin. The positive performance comes amid…
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Biden, Who Swore He Was Fit for Another Term, Butchers America’s Name
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Former President Joe Biden resurfaced on Friday and stumbled through his remarks once again, months after insisting he was fit to serve another term and not too long after announcing he had stage IV cancer. The 83-year-old former president mangled the country’s name as “Amerigotit” while delivering a 20-minute speech at a conference…
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U.S. Supreme Court to Decide Birthright Citizenship Case
(Dan McCaleb, The Center Square) The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide a case challenging President Donald Trump’s plan to end birthright citizenship. On the first day of his second term, Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to refuse to recognize U.S. citizenship for children born in the U.S. to mothers…
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Ilhan Omar Dragged into Minnesota’s Massive COVID Fraud Scandal
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Ilhan Omar, the radical left-wing Squad member, has been linked to the massive COVID-19 relief fraud scheme in Minnesota, as some of her inner circle personally profited from the $1 billion scam. The fraud involved Somali-owned businesses claiming they provided meals to people in need and then submitting reimbursement forms to the Minnesota government. Federal prosecutors say many of…
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Polymarket odds of Bitcoin dropping to $80K by year-end surge to 40% –
Key Takeaways Polymarket’s odds for Bitcoin reaching $80,000 by the end of 2025 have increased to over 40%. This reflects a cooling bullish momentum and rising skepticism about major new highs. Share this article Polymarket odds for Bitcoin reaching only $80,000 by the end of 2025 have climbed to 40%, signaling increased market pessimism and…
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Walz Whines About ‘R-Word’ Taunts After Trump Calls Him Out
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz complained Thursday that residents had begun taunting him with the word “retarded” after President Donald Trump used the term to criticize him in a Thanksgiving message. “This creates danger,” Walz said during a press conference. “And I’ll tell you what, in my time on this, I’d never seen this before. People driving…
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CNN’s Jake Tapper Bizarrely Identifies Pipe-Bomb Suspect as White
(Ben Sellers, Headline USA) CNN anchor Jake Tapper was accused of racial profiling and mocked for his shoddy reporting after claiming Thursday that the accused Jan. 6 pipe-bomber was white. Following the announcement by the FBI that Brian Cole Jr. had been arrested in connection with the nearly five-year-old investigation, Tapper identified the suspect as…
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US Watchdog Rips Failed Nation-Building Effort in Afghanistan in Its Final Report
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), a US government watchdog established in 2008 to oversee US reconstruction spending in Afghanistan, has issued a scathing final report on the US’s failed nation-building effort. SIGAR will be closed down on January 31, 2026, and was required to issue a final report summarizing…
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Glassnode report reveals Bitcoin’s growing stability amid ETF activity and RWA expansion –
Bitcoin’s 2025 cycle shows rising institutional flows, lower volatility, and deeper liquidity. Tokenized real-world assets surge to $24 billion, boosting institutional adoption and on-chain activity. ETFs reshape Bitcoin liquidity as stablecoins remain key rails in a more mature digital asset market. Bitcoin’s latest cycle is developing under a very different market structure, with data from…
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In Last Four Years, Five Northern States Saw Most Illegal Crossings
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) Under the Biden administration, the greatest number of illegal border crossers at the U.S.-Canada border were reported in U.S. history, breaking records nearly every month for four years, The Center Square first reported. While record high numbers dropped under the Trump administration, illegal entries still remain high in northern border…
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Louisiana Online Child Abuse Tips Up 1,200% in 10 years
(Nolan Mckendry, The Center Square) Louisiana investigators have fielded more than 20,000 tips on online child sexual abuse so far this year, already surpassing the state’s total for 2024, according to figures provided to The Center Square. The tips have led to 457 arrests, with 70 child victims identified and 49 rescued. Officials say the…
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Report: Hegseth Violated Multiple Protocols and Federal Law in ‘Signalgate’
(Morgan Sweeney, The Center Square) Secretary of War Pete Hegseth violated multiple protocols and federal law in the “Signalgate” affair in March, according to Pentagon watchdog the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Defense. In a report commissioned by Congress, the office concluded that Hegseth stepped outside his authority as war secretary when…
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Bitcoin drops below $89K, wiping over $100B from the crypto market –
Key Takeaways Bitcoin fell below $89,000, causing over $100 billion to be wiped from the crypto market. US PCE inflation data largely matched expectations and indicated stable underlying inflation pressures. Share this article Over $100 billion was wiped from the crypto market in the past 24 hours as Bitcoin slipped below $89,000. According to CoinGecko…
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Netanyahu: Israel’s War Is Never Ending
(Kyle Anzalone, Libertarian Institute) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel had won its war, but was in a never-ending conflict. The Israeli leader told The New York Times’ Dealbook Summit, “We won this war. But it’s never ending. It’s like if you have cancer and you take it out, it can still come…
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Arizona Congresswoman Claims She was Pepper Sprayed During Federal Operation
(Headline USA) A federal law enforcement operation at an Arizona taco shop resulted in a fracas on Friday, with agents deploying pepper spray as a group of protesters tried to stop authorities. Two agents were injured, and U.S. Rep. Adelita Grijalva was in the vicinity as protesters were sprayed. The Democratic congresswoman from Arizona took…
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US Military Blows Up Another Boat in Latin America Amid Scrutiny of Bombing Campaign
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) The US military blew up another boat in the waters of Latin America on Wednesday, an attack that comes amid growing congressional scrutiny of the bombing campaign. US Southern Command said in a statement on X that its forces conducted a “lethal kinetic strike” on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.…
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Senators Reintroduce Bill To Block Trump From Launching War With Venezuela
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) A bipartisan group of senators has reintroduced a War Powers Resolution aimed at blocking President Donald Trump from launching a war with Venezuela without congressional authorization. The bill was introduced by Senators Tim Kaine (D-VA), Rand Paul (R-KY), and Adam Schiff (D-CA), who sponsored the previous resolution, and this time they were…
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Now That’s a Donation! Gold Coins Dropped in Chicago Area Salvation Army Kettle
Somebody dropped nearly $11,000 (in GOLD COINS) into two Salvation Army kettles in the Chicago area. Source
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BTC eyes breakout to $100k as technicals improve –
Key takeaways BTC is up by less than 1% and is currently trading above $93k. The coin could rally towards $100k if the bullish recovery continues. Bitcoin reclaims $94k The cryptocurrency market has recovered from the dip recorded on Monday, with Bitcoin briefly reclaiming the $94k level on Wednesday. The leading cryptocurrency by market cap…
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Iranians Turning to Gold as Inflation Runs Rampant
The average inflation rate in Iran has climbed to over 40 percent (based on CPI) on an annual basis. According to an AP report, gold has become the most trusted hedge against this rapid devaluation of the rial. Source
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Math, Spin, and a Milestone Episode
(Money Metals News Service) Mike Maharrey opens this near-100th episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo by admitting he’s always been bad at math. But his main point is that math’s weakness as a personal skill doesn’t change its strength as a reality check. Words can spin. Narratives can be massaged. Numbers can’t. Two plus…
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Israel Linked Firm Runs US Cyber Grid
(José Niño, Headline USA) A company with long standing ties to Israeli intelligence now manages cyber security systems across more than seventy federal agencies in the United States, including the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security. This finding comes from a detailed report on Axonius, a firm created by former spies from…
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US Department of Labor reports initial jobless claims of 191K, below expected 220K –
Key Takeaways US initial jobless claims reached 191,000, lower than the expected 220,000. Lower-than-expected claims signal resilience in the US job market. Share this article The US Department of Labor, a federal agency responsible for administering labor laws and promoting workforce welfare, today reported initial jobless claims of 191,000 for the latest week, falling below…
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Report: Hegseth Ousted Head of US Southern Command Who Raised Concerns About Boat Strikes
(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) Adm. Alvin Holsey, the commander of US Southern Command who abruptly announced he was stepping down in October, was pushed out by US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. The report said that Hegseth and Holsey were at odds during the first months of the Trump…
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Man Accused of Planting Pipe Bombs Before Jan. 6 Capitol Attack is Charged with Explosives Offense
(Headline USA) A man was arrested on Thursday in the FBI’s nearly 5-year-old investigation into pipe bombs placed outside the headquarters of the Republican and Democratic national parties in Washington on the eve of the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the Capitol and has been charged with an explosives offense, prosecutors said. The arrest marks…
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CNN’s Jake Tapper Bizarrely Identifies Pipe-Bomb Suspect as White
(Ben Sellers, Headline USA) CNN anchor Jake Tapper was accused of racial profiling and mocked for his shoddy reporting after claiming Thursday that the accused Jan. 6 pipe-bomber was white. Following the announcement by the FBI that Brian Cole Jr. had been arrested in connection with the nearly five-year-old investigation, Tapper identified the suspect as…
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Pepe memecoin price rise under pressure after website is hacked –
PEPE memecoin price rises 4.46% despite its website being hacked. Technical indicators signal a bullish momentum for PEPE amid strong trading volume. Retail and institutional interest support the memecoin’s bullish momentum amid broader market trends. Pepe memecoin price has risen significantly today despite facing a serious security incident following a hack on its official website.…
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U.S. Supreme Court to Decide Birthright Citizenship Case
(Dan McCaleb, The Center Square) The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide a case challenging President Donald Trump’s plan to end birthright citizenship. On the first day of his second term, Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to refuse to recognize U.S. citizenship for children born in the U.S. to mothers…
