
Three Forensic Analyses Discusses Trump Letter
The alleged Epstein “birthday letter” attributed to President Donald Trump is unraveling—and not just in the court of public opinion. A trio of leading AI-driven forensic linguistic analyses have independently concluded what many suspected from the start: the letter, with its bizarre sketch of a naked woman and its oddly poetic musings, is almost certainly …

SCOTUS Issues Temporary Decision On Foreign Aid
In a high-stakes constitutional clash just weeks before the fiscal year ends, the Supreme Court has stepped in — at least temporarily — to allow President Donald Trump to withhold $4 billion in foreign aid funds, despite a federal judge’s ruling that would have forced the administration to spend the money by September 30. The …

Excerpts From Harris' Book Released
In an audacious and openly bitter preview of her forthcoming memoir, the former vice president tears through the Biden administration like it’s a therapy session wrapped in a 2028 campaign launch. Every grievance, every perceived slight, and every political misstep — it’s all someone else’s fault. And as the excerpts make clear, no one is …

Trump Comments On Incident In Charlotte
The tragic murder of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte light rail train has ignited a firestorm — not just for the horrifying nature of the crime, but for what it reveals about a justice system collapsing under the weight of ideology, incompetence, and failed leadership. Surveillance footage leaves nothing to speculation. Iryna, …

Trump Comments On Hyundai Plant Incident
In what is now being called the largest single-site immigration enforcement operation in U.S. history, hundreds of foreign nationals—primarily from South Korea—were detained during an ICE-led raid at a Hyundai facility in Bryan County, Georgia. The operation, which took place on September 4, resulted in the apprehension of approximately 475 individuals, roughly 300 of whom …

SCOTUS To Allow Trump ICE Raids To Resume In California
In a significant ruling that echoes far beyond the boundaries of California, the Supreme Court has given the Trump administration the green light—at least temporarily—to resume immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles County. The decision, split 6-3 along ideological lines, is a win not just for the Trump-era deportation agenda but also for the broader …

Feds Detain 450 After Raid At Auto Plant
In a stunning show of federal force, nearly a dozen government agencies descended on a sprawling Hyundai electric vehicle plant in Bryan County, Georgia, on Thursday, arresting approximately 450 illegal immigrants in a massive immigration enforcement raid that has already sparked international controversy. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) confirmed its participation …

Mayor Issues Statement Following Murder On Train
In the final seconds of her life, 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska did what so many do at the end of a long shift—she boarded a train, phone in hand, uniform still on, and settled into a quiet seat. The surveillance footage from Charlotte’s Lynx Blue Line captures the moment with devastating clarity. Within minutes, the quiet …

Burning Man Murder Remains Unsolved
As flames engulfed the towering wooden effigy known simply as The Man—the centerpiece of Burning Man’s grand finale—a very different fire was smoldering just beyond the roar of celebration. Inside a nearby tent, just off the surreal, dust-swept grid of Black Rock City, a 37-year-old Russian man named Vadim Kruglov lay dead in a pool …

RFK Jr. Has Intense Back and Forth With Democrat Senator
The Senate Finance Committee erupted into sharp exchanges Thursday as Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. went head-to-head with Democratic senators over COVID-19 vaccine policy — and, in one heated moment, turned the spotlight on Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s financial ties to Big Pharma. The clash came as Warren pressed Kennedy on his …