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Hegseth Refuses To Release Full Video Of Deadly Caribbean Boat Strike

Defense Department cites national security as lawmakers press for transparency… The Pentagon will not publicly release the full, unedited video of a Sept. 2 U.S. military strike on a boat in the Caribbean, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday, calling the footage “top secret” and protected under longstanding national security policy. After delivering a classified […]

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Former Sunday Night Football Sideline Reporter Mulling Minnesota Senate Run

Former Sunday Night Football sideline reporter Michele Tafoya is considering a run for a U.S. Senate seat in Minnesota. According to a report from OutKick, Tafoya met with the National Republican Senatorial Committee last week. Sources also told the outlet that Tafoya is “expected to make a final decision in early 2026.” The report went on: Tafoya met with the National […]

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Report: FBI Questioned Probable Cause For Mar-A-Lago Raid But Proceeded Anyway

Newly declassified documents reviewed by Fox News Digital show that FBI officials repeatedly questioned whether they had probable cause to raid President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in 2022 — yet the operation moved forward under pressure from the Biden Justice Department. One DOJ official reportedly dismissed concerns about political optics, saying he did not “give a damn […]

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Brian Glenn Reveals Engagement To Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene

Big news on Capitol Hill… Real America’s Voice chief White House correspondent Brian Glenn and outgoing Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia revealed that they are officially engaged. Greene shared Glenn’s post and wrote, “Happily ever after!!!” along with a red heart emoji. “I love you @brianglenntv!!!” she added. GOP Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee shared […]

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Report: White House Chief Of Staff Faces Fallout After Explosive Vanity Fair Profile

In their own words… White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is facing intense scrutiny after a Vanity Fair profile included unusually frank comments about President Trump, senior administration figures, and internal policy disputes. The article, published after journalist Chris Whipple conducted 11 interviews with Wiles, focused on her willingness to speak on the record […]

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Colorado Can Resist Trump’s Pardon, And That Is Exactly Why Trump Should Sue

President Trump has now pardoned Tina Peters. Many commentators have rushed to say that this changes nothing. The president can pardon only federal crimes, they tell us. Peters was convicted under Colorado law; therefore, the pardon is merely symbolic. Perhaps. But suppose we treat the pardon not as theater but as the opening move of […]

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Tim Walz Deflects Question On Somali Fraud Scandal By Citing Crimes By White Men

Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz responded to questions Friday about accountability within the state’s Somali community amid a massive fraud scandal by pointing to crimes committed by white men. Somalis in Minnesota have been implicated in several large-scale fraud cases, including schemes in which dozens of Somali defendants have been charged with stealing approximately $1 […]

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US Weighs Strike On Venezuela As Russia And China Pull Back

PAUL’S DEFENSE BRIEF (PDB) – The U.S. military is moving more weapons and units into the Caribbean that give Trump powerful new options to escalate his pressure campaign on Venezuela’s illegitimate socialist drug-dealing leader Nicolás Maduro. “I think what’s important about the forces and capabilities that are moving into the theater is that they are optimized […]

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Jobs Report Shows Modest November Gain After October Drop

U.S. employers added 64,000 jobs in November, topping economists’ expectations of roughly 50,000, according to government data released Tuesday morning. The increase followed a steep downward revision for October, which now shows a loss of 105,000 jobs. That figure was delayed by data disruptions tied to a 43-day federal government shutdown. While November’s gain marks […]