Following the assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, Vice President JD Vance hosted a special episode of Kirk’s podcast, advocating for a government crackdown on left-wing organizations. Vance stated his intention to dismantle the network he claims encourages violence. Senior Trump advisor Stephen Miller, also a guest on the show, echoed calls for a strategy to combat left-wing violence, expressing focused anger and a commitment to action. The episode also featured appearances from prominent figures such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Tucker Carlson, and White House officials.
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Poland ‘neutralizes’ drone over government buildings in Warsaw, says PM, and the immediate thought is, what exactly does “neutralize” mean in this context? Is it a dramatic, action-movie-esque takedown? Or something far more mundane? The initial reports suggest the latter. We’re talking about a small, remote-controlled drone – the kind you might see capturing aerial shots at a local park or, yes, even your mom might own.
Poland ‘neutralizes’ drone over government buildings in Warsaw, says PM, and the situation quickly veers into spy thriller territory, as it often does. The arrest of two Belarusian nationals adds an extra layer of intrigue.… Continue reading
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The whole thing is screwed up: Farmers in deep-red Pennsylvania struggle to find workers. This is a problem that’s hitting Pennsylvania farmers hard, and it’s not exactly a secret why. The labor pool is shrinking, and the folks who are available aren’t exactly lining up for the work. One dairy farmer, Tim Wood, put it plainly: “People don’t understand that if we don’t get more labor, our cows don’t get milked and our crops don’t get picked.”
The problem isn’t new, and the warning signs were there for everyone to see. Many predicted this exact outcome when certain political policies were enacted.… Continue reading
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene reignited calls for a “national divorce” on Monday, citing irreconcilable differences between the left and right. Greene stated that the country is too divided and no longer safe. Her renewed calls echo sentiments from February 2023, which were met with strong criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. This time, she emphasized a desire for a “peaceful national divorce” while criticizing both Democrats and Republicans, expressing a belief that government is not the answer.
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On Monday, September 15th, American military officers observed the joint Russian-Belarusian military exercise Zapad-2025. Belarusian Defence Minister Viktor Khrenin welcomed the US officers, offering them access to view any aspect of the exercise, a gesture described as a surprise. The Belarusian Defence Ministry reported the presence of the US officers alongside representatives from 23 other countries, including NATO members. This event signals a potential warming of relations between the United States and Belarus, a close ally of Russia, amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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A recent national survey conducted by Data for Progress reveals significant support for democratic socialism among likely voters. The survey indicates that Democrats favor democratic socialism over capitalism by a wide margin and prefer left-wing political figures to establishment politicians. Furthermore, candidates identifying as democratic socialists are viewed just as favorably as those identifying solely as Democrats. The poll also found considerable agreement across party lines regarding the need to replace the current economic system, with a majority of respondents supporting egalitarian policy positions, even among Republicans.
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Former President Trump has threatened to declare a national emergency in Washington, D.C., due to Mayor Muriel Bowser’s decision to end cooperation between the Metropolitan Police Department and ICE. Trump, in a Truth Social post, claimed his actions had dramatically reduced crime in the city and criticized Bowser for bowing to pressure from the “Radical Left Democrats.” He stated that he would call a national emergency and federalize the city if necessary to prevent crime from “roaring back.” Bowser has stated that immigration enforcement is not within the MPD’s purview, and she created an Emergency Operations Center to address the issues Trump highlighted.
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Following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Senator Chris Murphy warns that President Trump intends to use the event as a catalyst to dismantle political opposition. Murphy cited remarks from White House officials, including Stephen Miller and Laura Loomer, suggesting a crackdown on left-leaning organizations. In response, a White House spokesperson criticized Murphy’s rhetoric, while Trump blamed the “radical left” for the shooting and indicated investigations into left-wing groups were underway. The White House Chief of Staff further revealed plans for a comprehensive initiative addressing violence and free speech, with Murphy expressing concern about the potential targeting of Democratic institutions.
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Following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk, the Trump administration is requesting an additional $58 million from Congress to enhance security for the executive and judicial branches. This funding request is part of an upcoming stopgap bill, with a deadline of September 30th when current federal spending expires. While supporting expanded security resources for lawmakers, the administration deferred specifics to the legislative branch, and the incident has amplified safety concerns for public officials. This request comes amidst ongoing negotiations over a short-term spending bill, with potential disagreements between Republicans and Democrats over healthcare funding.
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