Judge Rules Tyler Robinson Will Stand Trial, Can Face Death Penalty

A Utah judge ruled Tuesday that Tyler Robinson will stand trial for the killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Fourth District Court Judge Tony Graf issued that ruling in Provo following closing arguments that came after a five-day preliminary hearing held in July. Graf found that prosecutors met the probable cause standard required …

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Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong Pleads Guilty In Voter Fraud Scheme

A woman paid homeless people to register to vote, then routed their ballots to her house. Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong pleaded guilty this week to a federal felony charge of paying people to register to vote in a federal election. The offense carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison. A federal judge handed …

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RNC Pulls CBC Press Credentials Over 9/11 Terrorism Language Policy

The RNC banned CBC/Radio-Canada journalists from its upcoming convention over the network’s policy on describing the September 11 attacks. The Republican National Committee revoked previously approved credentials for CBC/Radio-Canada reporters set to cover the party’s midterm convention in Dallas, Texas, on September 9 and 10. The move came after an internal CBC memo instructed staff …

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Federal Judge Blocks Ohio’s Proof-of-Citizenship Voter Registration Law

A Clinton-appointed federal judge has blocked Ohio from enforcing a law requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration at motor vehicle offices. Judge Solomon Oliver Jr. issued the preliminary injunction Tuesday, August 25th, suspending the requirement just weeks before Ohio’s October 5th registration deadline for the November midterm elections. Oliver concluded the provision likely …

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New York Prosecutor Says Letitia James Ordered Targeting of Trump

A New York prosecutor says his boss ordered him to target Trump without cause. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Wiesenfeld sent a bombshell email to the entire New York Attorney General’s office on Friday, Aug. 28, accusing the office of selecting political targets first and hunting for crimes second. Shortly after the message hit more than …

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JD Vance Confronts Abdul El-Sayed Over Attacks on Wife Usha

JD Vance told Abdul El-Sayed to stop targeting his wife, on camera, in Michigan. There is an unwritten rule in American politics that has outlasted Watergate, the Clinton era, and more than a decade of social media dominance. You go after the candidate. You leave the spouse alone. Abdul El-Sayed apparently decided that rule did …

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Hillary Clinton Promotes Democratic Socialism While Posting Unpaid Internship

Hillary Clinton’s office posted an unpaid internship the same week she praised democratic socialism. Five days before the listing went live, Clinton explained why democratic socialism appeals to young Americans. Their prospects look bleak, she said. The economy is not working for them. They cannot get ahead. Then her office posted a job on Madison …

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Tom Homan Fires Back at CNN Over Claims That ICE Terrorizes Children

Threats against ICE officers are up over 9,000%, border czar Tom Homan says. Homan made that stunning claim during a CNN “State of the Union” appearance, where host Dana Bash pressed him on accusations that ICE agents were deliberately targeting parents at school bus stops to frighten children. The confrontation began after Sen. Chris Murphy, …

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Former New Mexico House Majority Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton Convicted on All Counts

A federal jury convicted former New Mexico House Majority Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton on every count she faced. Stapleton and her longtime associate, Washington D.C.-based business owner Joseph Johnson, were both found guilty following a nine-day federal trial. The charges against them included bribery, mail fraud, money laundering, conspiracy to defraud the United States, and …

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Surveillance Video Captures Eric Swalwell Being Escorted by FBI Agents Through San Francisco Airport

Surveillance footage shows Eric Swalwell surrounded by FBI agents at San Francisco International Airport as authorities seized his phone and laptop. The video, obtained by the California Post, captures the encounter on Aug. 15, after the former congressman arrived in California. Swalwell, dressed in a hat, black sweatshirt, and sneakers, is seen speaking with multiple …

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Rep. Thomas Massie Accuses Prince Andrew of U.S. Sick Crimes

A sitting U.S. congressman accused Prince Andrew of committing sex crimes on American soil. Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, made the accusation from the House floor in Washington during a speech pressing the Justice Department to pursue prosecutions tied to the late Jeffrey Epstein. Massie has been a driving force behind releasing the …

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Rep. Steve Cohen suggests Kristi Noem was a DEI hire for ICE

Rep. Steve Cohen suggests that Kristi Noem has no business leading ICE. Kristi Noem oversaw U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security until her departure in March 2026. During her tenure as Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem oversaw a highly controversial expansion of Immigration and Customs …

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Haitian Activist Calls Trump a Dictator at March on Washington Rally

A Haitian immigrant told a Washington rally crowd that Americans are living under a dictatorship under President Donald Trump. The remarks came at the March on Washington on August 28, 2026, where Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont also took the stage. The event centered heavily on the Trump …

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Lindsay Clancy Jury Deadlocked, Judge Orders Deliberations to Continue

The Lindsay Clancy jury told the judge Tuesday it could not reach a unanimous verdict. In a written note to Judge William Sullivan, the panel stated that after many hours of deliberation, they remained unable to agree. Sullivan responded by sending the nine women and three men back into the deliberation room, without a verdict, …

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RNC to Argue Arizona Citizenship Verification Case Before Supreme Court

The Republican National Committee is taking an Arizona citizenship verification case all the way to the Supreme Court this fall. RNC Chairman Joe Gruters announced the move on Sunday. The case centers on whether Arizona can require documentary proof of citizenship before adding someone to its voter rolls. That question sounds simple. The legal history …

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Federal Judge Blocks Virginia’s Anti-ICE Law, Protects 287(g) Agreements

A federal judge ruled Monday that Virginia cannot void existing agreements between its localities and federal immigration authorities. Judge Robert Payne of the federal district court granted a partial preliminary injunction against Virginia’s new law, Va. Code ยง15.2-1726.1, which targeted the 287(g) program. That program, established under the Immigration and Nationality Act, allows ICE to …

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Trump Admin Shuts Down HUNDREDS of Driving Schools in Fraud Crackdown

Leaders of the U.S. Transportation and Homeland Security departments announced Monday that they are working together, alongside the Department of Justice, to crack down on truck-driving schools they say are operating fraudulently. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he issued an emergency executive shutdown of 110 schools over English-language proficiency violations and another 160 for failing …

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Woman appears uncomfortable, forced to support Abdul El-Sayed

A video circulating social media shows a woman uncomfortably speaking for Abdul El-Sayed. The video shows her face is clearly not OK with whatever she’s saying and it appears that El-Sayed is nudging her on, requesting that she say more. Does he have something on her that’s making her act this way? Watch the video …

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Fifteen New York Sheriffs Sue Hochul Over ICE Cooperation Ban

Fifteen New York sheriffs filed a federal lawsuit against Governor Kathy Hochul on August 25, the day a new state law took effect banning cooperation with ICE. The sheriffs went to court in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York, naming Hochul, Attorney General Letitia James, and the State of New …

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Jelly Roll Cries on TV After Trump Jokes Spark Fan Backlash

Jelly Roll broke down in tears on national television after his anti-Trump jokes triggered a wave of boycott threats from his own fans. The Grammy-winning country singer spent several nights as a guest host on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” mocking President Donald Trump. When fans pushed back, Jelly Roll told them to stop listening to his …

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Lindsay Clancy’s Attorney Blasts Sean Hannity and Nancy Grace in Court

Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney publicly attacked Sean Hannity and Nancy Grace outside a courtroom Monday. Kevin Reddington unloaded on the Fox News host and the veteran legal commentator as he entered court ahead of jury deliberations in the Clancy murder trial. He told reporters the weekend media coverage had been “horrific.” Reddington singled out Grace …

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DHS Launching Voter Fraud Surge Across Nine States Before Midterms

Federal investigators will flood nine states with voter fraud probes starting September 1, weeks before the 2026 midterms. The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to dramatically expand its election-related investigations through a formal push it is calling a “coordinated criminal voter fraud surge initiative.” The operation runs through mid-October and will have agents on …

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Insider Email Accuses Letitia James of Targeting Trump Without Cause

A prosecutor inside Letitia James’ own office put her alleged misconduct in writing. Daniel Wiesenfeld, a former Brooklyn prosecutor now assigned to the Investor Protection Bureau in the New York Attorney General’s office, sent an email to hundreds of colleagues on Friday. In it, he alleges he was instructed by bureau chief Shamiso Maswoswe to …

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Murkowski’s 800-Mile ID Claim Debunked by Her Own Constituents

Remote Alaskan villagers say Murkowski’s core argument against voter ID is simply wrong. Senator Lisa Murkowski has spent months opposing the SAVE America Act with a single geographic claim: that rural Alaskans would be forced to fly 800 miles to Anchorage just to obtain an ID. It sounds like a serious logistical concern. Residents of …

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