Appeals Court Upholds E. Jean Carroll’s $83M Defamation Judgement Against Trump
On Monday, a federal appeals court in New York upheld the $83.3 million judgment imposed on President Donald Trump for defaming former magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll in 2019, rejecting Trump’s claims of presidential immunity. Monday’s ruling, meanwhile, upholds the jury’s verdict in Carroll’s second trial, which brought defamation claims against Trump for publicly denying the columnist’s […]
Tucker Carlson Sparks Backlash Over Bin Laden Apology
During a recent episode of his podcast, Tucker Carlson raised eyebrows by suggesting hypothetical condolences for Osama bin Laden’s family. Speaking with a disillusioned former State Department official, Carlson said he would apologize to bin Laden’s family — not out of admiration, but because he considers it the “decent” thing to do after someone is […]
GoFundMe Pulls Fundraiser For Ex-Con Accused Of Murdering Ukrainian Refugee
GoFundMe has taken down multiple fundraising pages created to support Decarlos Brown Jr., the homeless man accused of viciously stabbing a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee to death in North Carolina last month. The removal came after widespread public outrage over what critics called a “sickening” attempt to portray the alleged killer as a victim. Brown, 35, has been charged with first-degree […]
Trump’s Triple Play: AI Crackdowns, Epstein Coverups & Deportation Deals
As the political winds shift once again in Washington, three unfolding stories reveal a White House eager to assert control — over tech labor, criminal secrecy, and international borders. From a push to end outsourcing in Silicon Valley to quiet courtroom battles over Epstein secrets, and high profile deportations to unfamiliar African nations, today’s briefing […]
Georgia Day Care Worker Accused Of Brutally Beating Toddler Released On Bond
A Georgia day care worker accused of viciously beating a 1-year-old toddler, leaving him with a swollen black eye, facial bruising, and cuts, has been released on bond, prompting outrage from the community and even death threats against the judge who allowed her release. Yvette Thurston, 54, was arrested on August 11 and charged with three counts of first-degree child abuse and one count of first-degree aggravated […]
Trump Eyes Crackdown On Tech Outsourcing To India
President pushes for U.S. hiring, targets globalist labor pipelines in AI push A Shift in Outsourcing Policy President Donald Trump is weighing new restrictions on U.S. tech companies that outsource labor to India, a move that could upend long-standing industry practices and recalibrate America’s role in the global tech economy. The potential policy — first […]
Military Honor Vs. Political Theater: Why Class A Protests Cannot Stand
On September 3, 2025, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing in Washington, D.C. was disrupted by two retired Army officers, Captain Josephine Guilbeau and Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Aguilar, who wore their Class A uniforms while loudly accusing the U.S. government of being complicit in genocide. Guilbeau shouted, “We are being arrested right now for interrupting […]
Supreme Court Sets Conference To Consider Pennsylvania Under-21 Carry Ban Next Month
We’ve chronicled several times over the past few years how young adults under 21 years of age have their Second Amendment rights infringed in many states, as well as at the federal level. Due to that injustice, several gun-rights groups have made a concerted effort to challenge laws discriminating against these young adults in the courtroom. By […]
China Uses Military Parade To Flaunt Growing Strength
PAUL’S DEFENSE BRIEF (PDB) – And the U.S. should take it seriously. Most significantly, China officially unveiled a nuclear-capable air-launched ballistic missile (ALBM) called the JL-1 at its sprawling military parade in Beijing, displayed alongside submarine-launched and intercontinental ballistic missiles (SLBM/ICBM). With the operational fielding of the H-6N strategic bomber in 2020, now able to launch the […]