Category: Civil Liberties

An Army veteran’s fight to get his dog back has hit a nerve on social media, where his story is going viral. U.S. Army veteran Brendan Jones rescued his dog, Lucy, from ISIS territory in 2015. After undergoing leg surgery in 2025, Lucy nipped a passerby and was deemed “dangerous” by Virginia law, despite claims… Continue reading Army vet launches massive campaign to save beloved dog he rescued from ISIS territory

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) wants people to feel sorry for Afghan fathers who sell their daughters for money. That, at least, was what it appeared like when the BBC posted a stunning story to the social media platform X on Monday about how Afghan fathers are being “forced to make impossible choices” … View… Continue reading BBC slammed into oblivion for ‘sympathizing’ with Afghan men ‘forced’ to sell young daughters

Rubio Says ‘Not There Yet’ As Reports Of Draft Iran Deals Circulating Deemed Inaccurate Summary Rubio confirms that there’s been no deal and that “we’re not there yet” – amid broader late morning pushback against morning optimistic, premature headlines. Saudi sources report Pakistan army chief & a Qatar delegation en route to Tehran, only for CBS to… Continue reading Rubio Says ‘Not There Yet’ As Reports Of Draft Iran Deals Circulating Deemed Inaccurate

The Ilhan Omar-linked “mastermind” behind a massive fraud scheme in Minnesota has been sentenced to almost 42 full years in prison. Aimee Bock, the 45-year-old founder of Feeding Our Future, received a 500-month sentence on Thursday, a year after she was convicted of wire fraud and bribery, according to CNN. After @FBI investigation – the… Continue reading MN food aid fraud ‘mastermind’ slapped with stunning 40 year prison sentence

Hope And Reality By Teeuwe Mevissen, Senior Macro Strategist at Rabobank Since the start of the Iran war the market has had a tendency to view the likelihood of a peace agreement with a ‘glass half full’ attitude. Once again, markets have found some comfort in encouraging remarks from both the US and Iran, even… Continue reading Hope And Reality

Political violence in America continues to lean in one direction — toward the right — despite attempts by the media to paint it as a mutual problem. The latest example of a right-leaning American being attacked took place in Southern California, where a 69-year-old Army veteran was beaten nearly to death outside his Trump-themed Escondido… Continue reading ‘No hope’: Elderly U.S. vet Trump supporter brutally beaten will likely die, wife says

President Donald Trump’s hilarious response to a reporter asking whether he would be attending the nuptials of his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., and Bettina Anderson, is getting lots of attention. The wedding is reportedly taking place Saturday in the Bahamas, but the president’s released schedule for the weekend indicates he’ll be in Bedminster, New… Continue reading Hilarity surrounding Trump’s answer about attending son’s wedding doesn’t stop

Regulators Circle StanChart After CEO’s AI Layoff Comments Spark Uproar It has been a tumultuous week for Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters. Winters appeared out of touch with the growing anxiety surrounding mounting white-collar AI-related job losses. He described the bank’s AI adoption push as “not cost-cutting,” but rather as “replacing lower-value human capital with… Continue reading Regulators Circle StanChart After CEO’s AI Layoff Comments Spark Uproar

The Commission of Fine Arts (CFA) approved revised plans for the U.S. Triumphal Arch, which the haters dub the “Arc de Trump,” on Thursday, and it’s proving to be more than the talking heads on CNN can bear. CNN anchor Brianna Keilar reported on the CFA’s vote, noting that the commission is composed of Trump… Continue reading CNN host barely keeps it together reporting on approval of Trump’s Triumphal Arch