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

Credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr President Donald Trump’s former national security advisor, John Bolton, pleaded guilty on Friday to a felony count of unlawfully retaining national defense information. The plea was made in federal court in Greenbelt, Maryland, before U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang. Bolton, 77, had faced an 18-count indictment that had accused him of both transmitting and retaining highly sensitive, classified materials during and

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Revival Tattoo Collective founder Brady Martinson. Credit: Revival Tattoo Collective Facebook A Florida tattoo shop has sparked a massive uproar after revealing it is flat-out refusing to serve the heroes who have served and continue to serve our nation. As Fox News reported, Largo shop Revival Tattoo Collective explained to Americans in a Facebook Post why it will not serve active-duty military members and veterans.

Fans are now questioning why the WNBA’s official 30th anniversary poster excludes the league’s biggest star, igniting another firestorm across social media. The WNBA is getting absolutely dragged after dropping a 30th anniversary commemorative poster that somehow manages to leave out Caitlin Clark, the player who single-handedly dragged the league out of irrelevance and into the mainstream spotlight. The $30 WinCraft poster, sold through the

Screenshot Guest post by Gina Tedesca Last week, Brussels passed a new migration policy: the Return Regulation. Millions of illegal migrants could be deported from Europe soon. Notably, the right-wing and center-right groups successfully drove this legislation through the European Parliament. More than a decade ago, Europe threw open its doors to the biggest wave of mass migration in modern history. The mood was euphoric: