Day: December 9, 2025
Judicial Watch Sues Justice Department for FBI Records on Hillary Clinton’s Brother, Tony Rodham
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice for FBI records on Hillary Clinton’s deceased brother, Tony Rodham (Judicial Watch v U.S. Department of Justice (No.1:25-cv-04237)). Judicial Watch sued in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia after the […]
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Failed U.S. Plan to Rebuild Afghanistan Cost $145 Billion with Hundreds of Millions Going to Taliban
For nearly two decades the U.S. government spent a breathtaking $145 billion on a failed plan to rebuild Afghanistan and at least $26 billion of it was lost to waste, fraud and abuse, according to the final report published by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR). The United States also left behind over […]
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Luigi Mangione Pumps Fist In Court During Critical Moment Of Trial
Suspected assassin Luigi Mangione reportedly pumped his fist in court on Monday, as video footage rolled allegedly showing officers finding a loaded magazine in his backpack. According to Fox News, Mangione pumped his fist while sitting in a Manhattan courtroom as body cam footage being played showed Altoona police officer Christy Wasser searching the suspect’s backpack …
Trump Answers High-Stakes Question On AI And China
Two weeks ago, Bloomberg anchor Lisa Abramowicz, discussing the sale of Nvidia H200s to China with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, asked, “Is it more of a national security risk to give China some of these high-powered chips, or is it more of a national security risk to not have United States tech in China?” Lutnick …
2026 World Cup To Host ‘Pride Match’ Featuring Two Countries That Criminalize Being Gay
Nothing says LGBT pride like a “Pride Match” featuring two countries that criminalize homosexuality. Seattle will host a match between Egypt and Iran during the FIFA World Cup on June 26. The match is being designated as the official “Pride Match” of the global tournament during Seattle’s Pride weekend. Egypt and Iran were selected over …
The ‘N-Word’ Just Got A Cinnabon Employee Fired, And Earned A Violent Criminal His Freedom
A food court Cinnabon in a tiny Wisconsin village near Green Bay isn’t the kind of place you’d expect to attract international media attention from the likes of The Washington Post, The Independent, and ABC News. There’s a reason the protagonist of “Better Call Saul” worked in a Cinnabon: It’s about as nondescript and unremarkable …
Supreme Court Seems Likely To Give Trump Power To Remove Independent Agency Heads
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday in a case that could change the way presidents interact with the massive federal bureaucracy. At issue in the case, Trump v. Slaughter, is whether a president has the authority to fire officials from independent agencies. Rebecca Slaughter, a former Federal Trade Commissioner, sued the president for removing …
Are They Illegal? Because If They’re Illegal, That’s Why They’re Getting Arrested
As many of our readers know, the month of December has brought on Operation Swamp Sweep, which is a joint…
Why Is Congress Importing New York’s Housing Failures?
If the road to hell is paved with good intentions, America’s lawmakers are the ones pouring the asphalt. Across the…
The Supreme Court Puts IQ on Trial Again
IQ is back in the news with the Supreme Court’s third look at IQ and capital punishment since 2002. On…
