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$1M Suit Targets Sheriff Nanos as Guthrie Case Continues
An Arizona jail inmate has sued Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos and the Pima County Sheriff’s Department, adding a new legal challenge as the office
Augenbaum to Newsmax: Suspected Chinese FBI Hack ‘Not Surprising’
Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent and cybersecurity expert Scott Augenbaum told Newsmax that an apparent Chinese hack into an FBI computer network should not surprise anyone.
Washington’s 9.9% Millionaire Tax Raises Exodus Fears
As several states explore new taxes targeting the ultra-wealthy, Washington state lawmakers are moving forward with a proposal that would impose a 9.9% tax on
Ireland PM to Pitch $6.1B US Investment to Trump
Ireland’s prime minister reportedly plans to discuss $6.1 billion in planned investments when he visits President Donald Trump at the White House next week.[#item_full_content]
IEA to Release Record Emergency Oil Reserves
The International Energy Agency agreed Wednesday to release the largest volume of emergency oil reserves in its history, in a bid to counter the effects
US, Israel Won’t Bomb Iran’s Kharg Island, Fear $150 Oil
The United States and Israel have so far avoided striking Iran’s Kharg Island oil terminal during their ongoing campaign against Tehran, amid concerns that damaging
Sen. Rick Scott: Will ‘Take A While’ to Control Strait of Hormuz
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., said Wednesday it could take time for the United States to secure the Strait of Hormuz in the Middle East as
Migranti, la Corte d’appello di Roma: “Dubbi sulla legittimità del protocollo Italia-Albania”
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Illegal immigrant’s two decades of unlawful votes expose the real ‘threat’ to democracy: Experts
After an illegal immigrant was discovered to have been voting for more than a decade in Philadelphia, immigration experts are warning that the “system can
US Warns Civilians to Avoid Iranian Naval Ports
The U.S. military on Wednesday warned civilians to leave port facilities where Iranian naval forces are operating, adding that U.S. forces could not guarantee their

171 million travelers face airport delays as Democrats’ DHS shutdown hits TSA staffing, Scalise warns
EXCLUSIVE: House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., is hammering Democrats over the partial government shutdown as its effects begin to hit millions of travelers at
Jill Biden Memoir Revisits Joe Biden’s 2024 Exit
Former first lady Jill Biden broke her silence about Joe Biden’s decision to abruptly end his 2024 presidential reelection bid under pressure from Democrats concerned
Judge: Epstein Accusers May Depose Leon Black in BofA Suit
Billionaire Apollo Global Management co-founder Leon Black could be deposed as part of a civil lawsuit brought against Bank of America by women who accuse

Trump posts support for Massie primary challenger ahead of Kentucky visit
President Donald Trump, who is backing challenger Ed Gallrein over incumbent GOP Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District Republican primary, highlighted his endorsement

FDA launches new AI-powered system to track drug and vaccine side effects nationwide
FIRST ON FOX: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rolled out a new platform, backed by artificial intelligence, that will streamline publicly accessible reporting of
Trump Faces 3 Scenarios to End War as Hormuz Crisis Escalates
As tensions escalate around the strategic Strait of Hormuz, analysts say President Donald Trump now faces only three realistic options in his confrontation with Iran
Mattera Newsmax Crime Report: Teen Murder Suspect Had Avoided Prison
An 18-year-old Houston man accused of killing a woman during a robbery attempt previously avoided prison despite being sentenced for violent crimes, Newsmax crime correspondent
Bipartisan Senators Push GAO Review of DOJ Epstein Files
A bipartisan group of senators asked the Government Accountability Office to review how the Justice Department handled the release and redaction of Jeffrey Epstein files.[#item_full_content]
Trump: Massie ‘Worst’ GOP Congressman Ever
Hours after endorsing Rep. Thomas Massie’s GOP primary opponent, President Donald Trump on Wednesday called the Kentucky congressman “the worst” Republican lawmaker “in the long

Canada’s Carney under pressure to act after synagogues shot at in latest antisemitic incidents
Over the weekend, two Toronto synagogues were attacked by gunfire. Several days earlier, another synagogue was hit by around twenty gunshots on the Jewish holiday