The Wall Street Journal’s editorial page just took an unusually blunt swing at President Donald Trump — and it’s over Greenland. In a sharply worded editorial, the Journal argued Trump’s ongoing push to take control of Greenland has crossed from controversial to irrational, warning the president “may even be flirting with cognitive decline, for all […]
No Charges Filed After Contra Costa Store Shootout Kills Richmond Man
Police and prosecutors say a confrontation that turned deadly outside a Richmond corner store in early November will not lead to criminal charges. Investigators concluded that the man who returned fire after being shot acted in lawful self-defense when he fatally shot 20-year-old Richmond resident Griffin Hammond near Carlson Boulevard and Potrero Avenue. By Brandon Curtis for […]
180 Skyscrapers For Gaza? Kushner Drops Stunning Master Plan
A Jared Kushner-led team is pitching a sweeping Gaza reconstruction blueprint to foreign governments and investors — a proposal that would remake the devastated enclave into a high-tech coastal hub over the coming decades. The plan, dubbed “Project Sunrise,” imagines modern housing, major infrastructure upgrades, and luxury development in what supporters frame as a transformational […]
11-Year-Old Leads Police On Wild Police Chase
An 11-year-old boy was behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle during a police pursuit in Newburgh Heights over the weekend. By Law Officer Staff for Law Officer Newburgh Heights police said the car was reported stolen out of Parma. Officers located it on Saturday and attempted to stop it, but the driver continued west […]
Pentagon Deploys Its First Kamikaze Drone Squadron In The Middle East
U.S. Central Command announced on Wednesday that it was launching the U.S. military’s “first one-way-attack drone squadron based in the Middle East” as President Trump’s Department of War continues to get further entrenched in the region. By Tyler Durden for Zero Hedge “CENTCOM launched Task Force Scorpion Strike (TFSS) four months after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth directed acceleration […]
Alleged Drug Kingpin, Former Olympian Captured In Mexico
On Friday, Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the successful capture of a wanted fugitive and onetime Olympian who the FBI has described as an “extremely violent criminal believed to be responsible for the murder of numerous people abroad.” Ryan Wedding, 44, was arrested in Mexico and flown to the United States, where he will “face […]
California’s Chinese Lab Scandal Should Terrify Washington
The discovery of an illegal Chinese bioagent lab in Fresno County unsettled many Americans because it forces a simple question, although the answer is anything but simple. Why was a clandestine laboratory stocked with infectious viruses, bacteria, engineered mice, and deep freezers operating inside the United States without oversight or authorization? The natural temptation is […]
The Necessity Of Protecting Private Arms Possession In The United States: A Defense Of Rights And Security
By Alan Chwick, Joanne D Eisen & Gary Mauser Ammoland Opinion by Alan J Chwick In the ongoing debate surrounding gun ownership in the United States, one fundamental question persists: Why is it necessary to protect private arms possession? The answer to this question is far from simple, as it is deeply intertwined with the nation’s history, cultural […]
Trump Could Finally Bring Cuba’s Regime To Its Knees This Year
And he should. Ever since President Trump’s uber successful capture of Venezuela’s narco-dictator Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, freedom lovers everywhere have been asking whether Cuba’s repressive Castro family-run communist regime will be next. And increasingly, it seems the answer is yes. As Trump has said, “Cuba is ready to fall.” To start with, the 65-year-old […]
US Mulls Ending Its Military Presence In Syria
The U.S. may be preparing to end its military mission in Syria. According to The Wall Street Journal, U.S. officials are considering a complete withdrawal of American troops from Syria as conditions on the ground evolve. The discussions come as Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s government has consolidated control over parts of northeastern Syria, altering the […]

How DSAC Turned Corporate America Into A Federal Intelligence Asset
The recent disclosures about the Domestic Security Alliance Council, uncovered through the investigative work of Patrick Webb, illustrate how easily constitutional limits can be sidestepped when the federal government is willing to enlist corporate intermediaries. The core problem is simple. The Constitution blocks the government from monitoring political dissent without probable cause, yet it places […]