FBI’s Question of Sammy the Bull Reveals Comey’s Knowledge of ‘86’
Former Gambino prosecutor Sammy the Bull told the FBI that James Comey must have known the mob term ‘86’ meant killing someone, contradicting Comey’s denial in court.
Teacher Faces Targeting After Shirt Protest at Training
Stacey Adair, a teacher, says she was reprimanded for wearing a chromosome shirt at a training event, sparking fears of job insecurity and union backlash.
USS Lincoln Departs Middle East, White House Continues Ballroom Build
The USS Lincoln returns home after a nine‑month Middle East deployment, while the Supreme Court temporarily permits the White House to keep constructing its new ballroom. Read the full story.
Stars & Stripes Staff Fired Over ‘Woke Distractions,’ New Details Emerge
New revelations shed light on the firing of Stars & Stripes journalists amid accusations of ‘woke distractions.’ The story explores the controversy and its implications for military journalism.
Texas Governor Seeks Justice Dept. Probe of Islamic Wudu Stations at Airports
Gov. Greg Abbott has asked the Justice Department to investigate Islamic wudu washing stations at Dallas‑Fort Worth and George Bush Intercontinental airports, citing concerns over potential discrimination.
Supreme Court Grants Temporary Stay on White House Ballroom Renovation
Chief Justice John Roberts issues a stay that keeps construction on the White House ballroom in limbo until the Court takes further action. The decision leaves the project’s future uncertain.
Jill Biden Raises Questions About Biden’s 2024 Debate Health
During a Fox News interview, Jill Biden suggested Joe Biden might have been drugged before the 2024 debate and asked if doctors ruled out a stroke. The conversation sparked debate over presidential health transparency.
ActBlue Co‑Founder Pleads Fifth Amid GOP Fraud Probe
Matt DeBergalis, co‑founder of ActBlue, invoked the Fifth Amendment during a closed‑door deposition before three House GOP committees investigating the platform’s fraud‑prevention standards.
Alina Habba Declines White House Press Secretary Rumors, Shifts Kalshi Odds
Attorney Alina Habba publicly denied speculation she would replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, causing a sharp move in Kalshi betting markets.
Far‑Left Socialist Upsets Florida: What the Primaries Mean
A far‑left socialist’s stunning win in Florida’s primaries reshapes the political landscape. Key takeaways, implications, and what’s next for the state and the nation.