The Department of Homeland Security has quietly told Immigration and Customs Enforcement to stop most vehicle stops nationwide after two ICE officers fatally shot drivers in separate encounters — one in the Houston area and one in Biddeford, Maine. The pause, circulated to field supervisors in an internal memo or email, is being billed as More

U.S. forces recently disabled a Curacao‑flagged oil tanker, the M/T Belma, after it ignored repeated warnings while steaming toward Iran’s Kharg Island. CENTCOM says a U.S. aircraft fired Hellfire missiles into the ship’s smokestack and stopped the vessel from reaching Iran. This move followed the reinstatement of a U.S. naval blockade on ships traveling to More

President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that Iran has allowed an American woman who was wrongfully detained in December 2024 to leave the country. He called the move “a gesture of goodwill,” and said she is now safely out of Iran and in good condition. The woman’s name, the alleged charges and who actually More

Mike Rogers is not hiding his playbook. In a recent interview on the John Solomon Reports podcast, the Trump‑endorsed former congressman laid out a blunt, job‑first message for Michigan voters and aimed a steady stream of criticism at both Democratic primary candidates — Abdul El‑Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens. If you like plain talk about More

California’s Senate Elections Committee just punted on a simple idea: don’t let registered sex offenders run for public office. AB 2753, a bill that sailed through the Assembly without opposition, was rejected in committee after members complained it was too broad. Voters who worry about safety in their towns are left wondering why lawmakers chose More

Spencer Pratt did what loud outsiders do best: he yelled into the room and pointed right at the mess. On a widely watched podcast, the Los Angeles mayoral contender claimed that ballot harvesting and pay‑for‑votes on Skid Row flipped the primary and cost him a spot in the runoff. Whether you love him or can’t More