UFC Freedom 250 fight from the Washington Monument, on Sunday, June 14, 2026, on the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. (Official White House Photo by Patrick B. Ruddy). An eighth White House terror plot suspect, 20-year-old Alexander Iniguez Mercado of Chicago, has been arrested for his involvement in planning a drone and sniper attack on the UFC Freedom 250 event earlier this month.  Two more arrests

Utah Governor Spencer Cox speaks to press following Charlie Kirk’s assassination Utah Governor Spencer Cox, a Republican, has issued a temporary statewide restriction on personal fireworks for the Fourth of July due to wildfire conditions and severe drought across the state. The move comes as Americans prepare to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary. On Thursday, Cox signed Executive Order 2026-04, declaring a state of emergency

James Carville Although Democrat strategist James Carville tried to downplay the socialist takeover in New York following Tuesday’s elections, he admits it may be time for the party to split from its radical elements. He shared,  “Miss Chevalier, The New York Times reported, and I have the quote right here, I’ll get to it, she is against… (unintelligible) she has attacked interracial relationships and the

Strait of Hormuz President Trump accused Iran of a “foolish violation” of the ceasefire and 60-day memorandum of understanding on Friday after Iran launched drones at a cargo ship transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday.  The attack comes amid disagreement over Iran charging “transit fees” or tolls in the Strait, which US officials have repeatedly said will not be allowed. However, Iran has reportedly

For decades, Americans were told there was nothing to see. UFOs were the stuff of conspiracy theories, late-night radio, and little green men. Now the government admits unidentified aerial phenomena are real. Congress is holding hearings. Whistleblowers are coming forward. Files are being released. But here’s the biggest takeaway from all of it: this story is far less about aliens and far more about government

Jonathan Rinderknecht arrested for intentionally starting Pacific Palisades fire A mistrial was declared in the Pacific Palisades arson case after a jury deadlocked. Prosecutors said they will retry the case. Last October, federal prosecutors announced that 29-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht of Orlando, Florida, was arrested for intentionally setting the Palisades fire. Rinderknecht was an Uber driver at the time he intentionally set the fire. Federal prosecutors

Via ccnull.de Germany’s globalist ruling establishment—increasingly unpopular at home—is once again flirting with the most anti-democratic weapon in its arsenal: banning the Alternative for Germany, the national-conservative party that has become the country’s strongest vehicle for a citizen-led revolt against mass immigration, anti-free speech censorship, and regime unaccountability. This latest anti-democratic offensive has not come from the German people. It has come from a legal

Border Czar Tom Homan has announced a major expansion of immigration enforcement resources, including the deployment of 10,000 new agents nationwide. Homan, speaking at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s “Road to the Majority” conference in Washington, DC, on Friday, noted that the administration has already achieved a record, historic year of deportations. “We had a record, historic year with deportations… But now we’ve got 10,000

Utah Judge Tony Graf found one of the county prosecutors in the Charlie Kirk murder case in contempt for violating a publicity order but denied Tyler Robinson’s request to strike the death penalty from the case. BREAKING: A Utah judge just found one of the county prosecutors in the Tyler Robinson case in contempt for violating the court's pre-trial publicity order. This comes as the

Is Louisiana Being Set Up for California-Style Mail-In Ballot Fraud? Guest post by Christopher Alexander BATON ROUGE, LA — Louisiana voters who think their state’s elections are fully secure need to look closer at what has been happening under the radar in Baton Rouge. Since Secretary of State Nancy Landry took office following her 2023 election, a systematic dismantling of mail-in ballot safeguards has been quietly