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Trump Restores Federal Death Penalty As Pirro Touts Crime Drop In D.C.

U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro highlighted steep declines in violent crime during a community meeting, even as residents voiced concerns about masked federal agents, increased immigration enforcement, and new federal policies aimed at harsher punishments. Pirro’s remarks came during a post-surge accountability forum hosted by the 3rd District Citizens Advisory Council, which covers Adams Morgan, Columbia…
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Long-Serving ‘RINO’ Senator Underwater In Re-Election Poll

A moderate Senate Republican, serving in the upper chamber for years, is facing political challenges at home ahead of a reelection campaign. According to a new survey, Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine has experienced a decline in her approval rating during a turbulent summer session where she frequently deviated from her party and President Donald Trump on several key votes.…
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FBI’s Patel Drops Bombshell Announcement After Massive Arrests

FBI Director Kash Patel took to the X platform on Thursday to reveal thousands of arrests related to a summer-long nationwide law enforcement push. “Operation Summer Heat” was designed to “let good cops be cops,” Patel wrote in an X post that contained a video clip of him reviewing the push in an interview. He revealed that in three months:…
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Trump Announces Historic Prescription Drug Price Cuts Ahead Of Midterms

President Donald Trump said reductions in prescription drug prices will play a major role in the upcoming midterm elections, calling the cuts a “shock to the system” that will benefit millions of Americans. In an Oval Office press conference, Trump appeared alongside top healthcare officials and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla to announce that the pharmaceutical giant will allow state Medicaid…
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Newsom’s $20/Hr. Fast-Food Minimum Wage Law Backfires

Two years after California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the FAST Recovery Act with cameras flashing and union leaders cheering, the law is leaving a trail of layoffs, shuttered restaurants, and angry consumers. The measure, which took effect in 2023, mandated a $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers across the state. Newsom hailed it at the time as a “win-win-win” for…
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Officials Share Major Update in Charlie Kirk Case

Prosecutors in the Tyler Robinson case said they have already compiled “voluminous” evidence against the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. “There is a substantial amount of discovery in this case, Your Honor. It’s voluminous, to say the least. And we’re working on a process where we can exchange information as quickly as possible and be efficient in…
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Minnesota GOP Senator Unexpectedly Dies: ‘Saddened to Learn’

Longtime Republican Minnesota Sen. Bruce Anderson passed away unexpectedly late last month at the age of 75, according to a statement from his Republican colleagues. A U.S. Navy veteran who served in the Vietnam War, Anderson dedicated over three decades to public service in the state Legislature. He was first elected to the Minnesota House in 1994 and later won…
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ABC Anchor Admits Truth As Trump’s DC Crackdown Yields Big Results

President Donald Trump’s federalization of Washington, D.C., on the heels of declaring a “crime emergency,” was met with mixed reactions, but it has also launched a conversation among residents and members of the media about a subject that, for years, has been hidden in plain view. For instance, ABC News anchor Kyra Phillips mentioned on-air hours after Trump’s declaration that…
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Supreme Court Rejects Broader Disability Review For Veterans

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that the Veterans Court does not have to re-examine all evidence when reviewing disability benefits denials. It can only overturn a decision if there is a clear mistake. This standard was questioned by two veterans, Norman Thornton and Joshua Bufkin. Thornton, who served in the Gulf War, said that his PTSD disability rating should…
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Chuck Schumer Gets Career-Ending News Amid Govt Shutdown

The first federal government shutdown in seven years began at midnight Tuesday, with both parties trading blame as negotiations collapsed. Neither President Donald Trump and the Republican majority in Congress nor Democratic leaders agreed to compromise, resulting in a lapse in funding. The shutdown has quickly escalated into a war of words, with each side accusing the other of intransigence.…
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