July 2025

Putin Rewards U.S. Man With Russian Passport for Ukraine Spying

The Russian-installed authorities in Donetsk have granted Russian citizenship to U.S. citizen Daniel Martindale for spying on Ukrainian troops. Martindale spent two years in Ukraine, transmitting coordinates of military facilities to Russian secret services. He was extracted in a complex operation after Moscow feared for his safety and applied for citizenship in November 2024. Martindale claimed becoming a citizen was a “dream” and that Russia was his home.

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US Citizen Who Aided Russia Granted Passport by Putin

Daniel Martindale, a U.S. citizen who aided the Kremlin in targeting Ukrainian troops, has been granted Russian citizenship and received a passport in Moscow. After being spirited out of eastern Ukraine by Russian special forces, Martindale was presented with the documents by Denis Pushilin, the Moscow-installed leader of the Donetsk region. Pushilin stated that information Martindale shared aided Russian planning to seize a Ukrainian town. Martindale, who had previously lived in Russia and entered Ukraine just days before the invasion, expressed his belief that Russia is his home and family.

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Republicans Block Effort to Release Epstein Files in Congress

In a recent development, House Republicans blocked a Democratic lawmaker’s attempt to compel the Trump administration to release all unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files. Representative Ro Khanna introduced an amendment to the GENIUS Act, which would have required Attorney General Pam Bondi to disclose the records within a month. The House Rules Committee voted against the proposal, with only one Republican supporting it, sparking outrage from Democrats who believe the public deserves full transparency. The decision has intensified scrutiny over the handling of the Epstein investigation, particularly regarding alleged involvement from the Trump administration.

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UN Draft Report on Gender Dysphoria Fuels Debate Over Social Contagion Claims

A United Nations draft report alleges a global effort to redefine “women” and erode their legal standing, with the aim of excluding them as a distinct category, based on biological sex. The report, compiled by the OHCHR’s special rapporteur, Reem Alsalem, also claims gender dysphoria is “socially contagious” and calls for restrictions on transitioning for minors. Furthermore, it commends the UK Supreme Court’s ruling on the definition of “woman” and advocates for female-only spaces, despite a lack of evidence supporting the idea that trans women are a threat to cisgender women. The report’s conclusions rely on disputed theories and research, which have been criticized for promoting anti-trans sentiment.

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ICE Memo Cuts Bond Hearings for Undocumented Immigrants: Concerns Over Due Process and Constitutional Rights

Millions of undocumented immigrants will no longer be eligible for bond hearings, according to an ICE memo. That phrase alone should set off alarm bells for anyone concerned about due process and the rule of law. The fact that a memo, a piece of internal communication, can seemingly circumvent the courts and established legal procedures is deeply troubling. It’s as if fundamental rights, carefully enshrined in the Constitution, can be brushed aside with a stroke of a pen.

The implications of this are far-reaching. Without bond hearings, individuals are essentially detained indefinitely while their immigration cases are processed. This raises serious questions about fairness and the potential for abuse.… Continue reading

Marathon Runner Fauja Singh Dies at 114 in Hit-and-Run

Fauja Singh, a British-Indian man believed to be the world’s oldest marathon runner, tragically passed away at 114 years old after being struck by a car in India. The incident occurred in his birth village, with authorities actively searching for the unidentified vehicle. Singh, a global icon who began running at the age of 89, set records in multiple age categories, running nine full marathons before retiring in 2013. His running club and charity, Sikhs In The City, will dedicate upcoming events to celebrate his extraordinary life and achievements.

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Trump’s Epstein Scandal Cover-Up: MAGA Influencers Forced to Capitulate

At the recent Turning Point USA Student Action Summit, young conservatives expressed strong disapproval of President Trump’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Following a phone call from the president, Charlie Kirk announced he would cease discussing the matter, placing his trust in the administration to resolve the issue. Conference attendees, who had voiced their dissatisfaction with the Epstein investigation, including calls for Attorney General Pam Bondi’s removal, prompted Trump to defend Bondi on Truth Social, dismissing concerns as manufactured by his adversaries.

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Dr. Oz’s Carrot Cake Advice Amidst Medicaid Cuts Sparks Outrage

Following the passing of the 2026 budget bill, which proposes significant Medicaid cuts, Dr. Mehmet Oz offered advice on Fox Business. Oz, discussing his role as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, emphasized the importance of personal health and staying healthy. Ironically, during the discussion about healthy living, Oz offered a carrot cake, which he humorously dubbed the “MAHA Medi-cake,” referencing the administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” slogan.

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Trump Reportedly Considered Strikes on Moscow, Shifting Stance on Russia

During a recent call, former U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly suggested to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he strike Moscow and St. Petersburg if provided with necessary weapons. According to sources cited by the Financial Times and The Washington Post, Trump aimed to intensify pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin and force peace negotiations. This shift in strategy comes as Trump’s frustration with Putin grows, and he hardens his stance against Russia, seeking to broker peace amidst the ongoing war. Newsweek has reached out to the White House and Russian foreign ministry for comment.

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Trump’s Education Dept. Dismantling Begins After Supreme Court Win

Trump: McMahon will begin the process of dismantling the Education Department after a Supreme Court win, a move that’s already sparking concern.

The reality of defunding education is already evident. In one instance, a state education department saw its annual funding for underserved populations, workforce development, and new immigrants drop from $729 million to zero in a single year. This isn’t an isolated incident; it reflects a larger trend impacting education at all levels across the country. The sentiment is that some conservatives, realizing they couldn’t persuade enough people to embrace their views and impose them through schools, have opted to destroy the system instead.… Continue reading