Breakthrough After Years of Investigative Dead Ends Federal investigators believe they have finally identified the person suspected of planting two viable pipe bombs near the headquarters of both major national political parties in Washington. The FBI arrested Brian Cole, according to senior law enforcement officials familiar with the case. The arrest brings a long stalled investigation closer to resolution after…
A major vote is poised in the House that could force the Justice Department to release its files on Jeffrey Epstein. Amid months of resistance from both Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson, the measure now stands on the cusp of passing—driven by bipartisan lawmakers and survivors who say the public deserves the truth. From Back-Room Tactic to Floor…
Federal Preparations Intensify Internal federal planning shows that large numbers of Border Patrol agents are set to be deployed to Charlotte and New Orleans as part of the administration’s expanding nationwide immigration enforcement campaign. These preparations, now circulating within the Department of Homeland Security, outline operations that could involve armored vehicles, specialized teams, and a significant presence in both metropolitan…
Newly released emails from Jeffrey Epstein have reignited debate over President Donald Trump’s past friendship with the disgraced financier. The messages, unveiled by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, include a 2019 email in which Epstein claimed Trump “knew about the girls.” The White House quickly pushed back, calling the leak a politically motivated attack aimed at tarnishing Trump’s reputation.…
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to overturn its 2015 decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, reinforcing one of the most significant civil rights rulings of the 21st century. The move comes after years of debate and challenges from conservative figures who have sought to reverse the Obergefell v. Hodges ruling. Kim Davis’s Long Legal Battle Ends Kim…
Political Tensions Rise Amid Record-Breaking Shutdown The government shutdown, now lasting a historic 37 days, shows no signs of resolution as Democrats grow emboldened by recent election victories. President Donald Trump has expressed frustration with his party’s performance, calling the shutdown a “big factor, negative” in Republican losses. Meanwhile, Democrats interpret the results as a mandate to hold firm, especially…
High Stakes in an “Off Year” Americans are heading to the polls today in what is technically an “off-year” election — one without presidential or congressional races. Yet, the results will carry national significance. Voters in New York City, Virginia, and New Jersey are choosing new leaders, while Californians are deciding whether to approve a rare mid-decade redistricting measure that…
