Palm Beach County commissioners narrowly approved a controversial trademark agreement Tuesday that clears the way for Palm Beach International Airport to be renamed after President Donald Trump — pushing forward a politically charged project that has divided local leaders and raised fresh concerns about taxpayer costs and oversight. In a 4-3 vote, the commission signed […]
A Federal Aviation Administration contractor from New Hampshire is accused of threatening to assassinate President Trump after allegedly sending a chilling email to the White House promising to “neutralize/kill” the commander in chief over the ongoing conflict with Iran. Dean DelleChiaie, 35, was arrested Monday and charged with sending a threat against the president after […]
Kyle Rittenhouse is back in the headlines — this time for a medical emergency instead of a courtroom drama. The 23-year-old gun rights activist revealed Wednesday that he had been hospitalized after suffering a bite from what he said was a venomous brown recluse spider. Rittenhouse posted photos from a hospital bed on X alongside […]
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a temporary three-day ceasefire, marking the first mutually acknowledged pause in fighting between the two nations in months. The ceasefire is scheduled to run from May 9 through May 11 and is intended to coincide with the 81st anniversary of the Soviet Union’s […]
Republican Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) is confronting a widening legal and political crisis after serious allegations of physical abuse were filed by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno — the daughter of U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno — alongside a growing list of related court disputes, defamation claims, and prior accusations that are now resurfacing. Miller denies all […]
However, the ruling is distinctly narrow… President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to revive broad-based tariffs just hit another legal wall. On Thursday, the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled that Trump’s 10% global tariffs — imposed earlier this year under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 — were unlawful. The court found the […]
The University of Kentucky’s efforts to keep Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion up and running appear to extend to every area of campus, according to the countless faculty admissions uncovered by Accuracy in Media. UK Director of the Martin Luther King Center Ja’Mahl McDaniel is the latest to be caught on AIM’s hidden camera discussing how […]
The mayor of Cohutta has dissolved the town’s police department and terminated all 10 employees after a conflict involving complaints about his wife escalated into a major local controversy. Ron Shinnick confirmed this week that the Cohutta Police Department had been shut down, with all officers and staff dismissed from their positions. “The PD has […]
The Virginia Supreme Court on Friday struck down a voter-approved Democratic congressional redistricting plan, handing Republicans a major victory in the escalating nationwide battle over House maps ahead of the midterm elections. The ruling invalidates a constitutional amendment that Virginia voters narrowly approved on April 21 and that Democrats hoped would reshape four congressional districts […]
In 1906, a young socialist named Upton Sinclair boarded a train to Chicago, dressed in grimy clothes, carried a dinner pail, and walked straight into the heart of American meatpacking. For seven weeks, he documented what he saw inside the stockyards and slaughterhouses of Packingtown, a dense complex of feed lots, killing floors, and processing […]
Nearly a decade after participating in an attempted coup in the West African nation of Burkina Faso, a former member of the country’s elite presidential guard has been deported from the United States, The Daily Wire has reported. Zakaria Songotoua, 40, was removed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement on April 22 and sent back to […]
The Bullets At The Door: How Dark Money Built The War On Data Centers
On April 6, 2026, around 12:45 in the morning, an attacker fired 13 rounds into the front door of an Indianapolis city-county councilman’s home. A handwritten note reading “No Data Centers” was left under the doormat. The councilman, Ron Gibson, a Democrat first elected in 2023, was inside with his 8-year-old son. Bullets struck the […]