Day: October 27, 2025
Indiana Governor Calls Special Session To Redraw Congressional Maps
‘If Indiana doesn’t act like it wants to win, it shouldn’t be surprised when it loses,’ said Indiana state Sen. Liz Brown, a supporter of redistricting.
Comer to UN: Hand Over Documents on Terrorist Employees
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Monday formally petitioned the United Nations to hand over a tranche of internal documents related to the U.N. Relief and Works Agency’s (UNRWA) employment of more than a dozen terrorists who participated in the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, according to a copy of the letter obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Committee chairman Rep. James Comer (R., Tenn.) said his investigation will detail how “U.S. taxpayer funds sent to UNRWA have been linked to terrorism.”
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Judge Partially Gives Into Charlie Kirk’s Alleged Assassin’s Attempt To Dictate His Courtroom Wardrobe
‘The charges he faces are extraordinarily serious’
Indiana governor fights back after Gavin Newsom plots to deliver Congress to Democrats
Indiana Governor Mike Braun (R) announced on Monday that he was calling a special legislative session “to protect Hoosiers from efforts in other states that seek to diminish their voice in Washington and ensure their representation in Congress is fair.”
States across the country are set to redraw or at least reconsider their congressional boundaries ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, where a Democratic gain of three seats would break the GOP’s hold on the House of Representatives.
‘The people of Indiana did not elect a Republican supermajority so our Senate could cower, compromise, or collapse at the very moment courage is required.’
After a great deal of hand-wringing about Texas Republicans’ successful adoption in August of a new congressional map that could net the GOP five extra seats, California Democrats responded with a new map that would create five new majority-Democrat districts should voters cast ballots in support of Proposition 50 on Nov. 4.
Among the other states that have looked at their respective maps with minds to help fellow travelers keep or take Congress are:
- Missouri, where Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe recently signed a new map into law;
- Kansas, where GOP state Senate President Ty Masterson announced on Monday that a sufficient number of signatures had been collected from Senate Republicans for a special session on redistricting;
- North Carolina, where last week the GOP-controlled legislature passed a new congressional map that could give Republicans an additional House seat; and
- Virginia, where Democratic lawmakers are reportedly preparing to launch a redistricting push this week.
Governor Braun indicated that the special legislative session for the Indiana General Assembly will convene on Nov. 3.
The governor’s announcement comes just days after a spokeswoman for Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray told Politico, “The votes aren’t there for redistricting.”
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Braun’s decision to set a date may be a sign of newfound intestinal fortitude among those remaining holdouts who have been under intense pressure not only from the White House but by fellow Indianans to play to win.
Even Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk threatened prior to his assassination to “support primary opponents for Republicans in the Indiana State Legislature who refuse to support the team and redraw the maps,” adding that “it’s time for Republicans to be TOUGH” and not to “let California steal the 2026 house from us.”
Indiana Sen. Jim Banks (R) noted in the wake of Kirk’s passing, “They killed Charlie Kirk — the least that we can do is go through a legal process and redistrict Indiana into a nine-to-zero map.”
Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith (R) said in a statement on Wednesday, “The people of Indiana did not elect a Republican supermajority so our Senate could cower, compromise, or collapse at the very moment courage is required. Yet, here we are again. The Indiana Republican-controlled Senate is failing to stand with President Trump, failing to defend the voice of Hoosier voters, and failing to deliver the 9-0 conservative map our citizens overwhelmingly expect.”
Beckwith suggested that his colleagues rediscover their backbones, remember who elected them to office, and “reclaim Indiana’s rightful voice in Congress by drawing a 9-0 map.”
Following Braun’s announcement, Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston (R) said in a statement obtained by WGN-TV, “We’ve received the Governor’s call for a special session and will continue having conversations within our caucus and with our counterparts in the Senate on our next steps.”
Following Braun’s announcement, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita indicated that he is ready to defend the new map in court once it “gets across the finish line.”
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Is it time to prepare for civil war? Glenn Beck’s answer might surprise you …
As the gap between the right and left continues to widen, whispers that we’re on the verge of civil war are rumbling across the nation. Some people are even wondering if they should start preparing.
Is this wisdom or folly?
Glenn Beck’s answer: Both.
“We must win the midterms, and we must win 2028,” Glenn emphasizes.
President Trump designating Antifa as a terrorist organization and vowing to investigate and potentially prosecute George Soros via his Open Society Foundations, the Ford Foundation, and other nonprofits for allegedly funding Antifa and related left-wing violence is a public declaration of war.
“When they have the opportunity to punch back, they are going to punch back. God help us,” Glenn says ominously.
He warns that if Trump doesn’t completely “wipe [the Antifa network] out,” retribution will rain like fire when the political tides turn.
In other words, civil war won’t look like citizens fighting in the streets; it’ll be warfare at the administrative level.
In some ways, it’s already happening. “They are blocking the feds from actually doing constitutionally what they’re supposed to do,” says Glenn. “And that then triggers the Constitution on an insurrection, which would mean the government then has the right and the power to go into those states and put down an insurrection.”
The fact that we’re even having to ponder the possibility of a civil war means that we’re close to one, he says frankly. “The likelihood of going into a civil war is higher than any other time in my lifetime because we’re all asking that question of is this going to lead to a civil war?”
The fact that Democrat officials are “using police to go against federal police” is a sign things are headed in the wrong direction.
Glenn estimates that the chances of civil war breaking out are sitting at about 15%-20% right now. “We now have proof that they are doing a color revolution here in America,” he says.
Meanwhile, X is saturated with posts encouraging people to riot and loot if SNAP benefits run out in the midst of the government shutdown.
“The perception here for a lot of people on the left is: The only way to solve [problems] is through violence,” says Glenn.
“That number is growing, and the apathy toward political violence is growing probably faster than the actual people that would commit the violence,” he adds.
But even if all of this does point to imminent civil war, Glenn urges his listeners to hope and pray against it.
“They’re dead serious about color revolution. … We have to go the opposite direction and try at all costs to hold things together, keep people peaceful as long as possible, to hopefully turn this corner because a corner is being turned,” he warns.
To hear more, watch the clip above.
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PAGASA: LPA inside PAR no longer likely to become tropical depression
The low pressure area (LPA) being monitored inside the Philippine Area of Responsibility is no longer likely to become a tropical depression in the next 24 hours, the state weather bureau said on Tuesday morning.
Amazon targets as many as 30,000 corporate job cuts, sources say
SAN FRANCISCO – Amazon is planning to cut as many as 30,000 corporate jobs beginning Tuesday, as the company works to pare expenses and compensate for overhiring during the peak demand of the pandemic, according to three people familiar with the matter.
Man accused in death of high school cheerleader at bonfire shooting now faces murder charge: officials
The suspect in the Oct. 19 shooting in Alabama that left high school cheerleader Kimber Mills dead now faces a murder charge, according to officials.