Tom Homan and the $50K Sting: Can the Government Get Its Money Back?
Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, allegedly accepted $50,000 from undercover FBI agents in a now-closed corruption probe—and may never have to return it.
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Trump’s Caribbean Gambit: Is the U.S. on the Brink of War with Venezuela?
The Trump administration has deployed a major naval force to the Caribbean and taken direct military action to pressure Venezuela’s President Maduro, who has responded by putting his nation on a wartime footing.
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France on Edge as Lecornu Pushes for Last-Minute Government Deal to Avoid Snap Elections
Outgoing French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is making a final push to form a coalition government and prevent snap legislative elections amid deep political divisions.
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Hamas May Agree to Partial Disarmament—But Only If Trump Guarantees Peace
Arab mediators say Hamas is considering partial disarmament—a historic shift—if Donald Trump can guarantee Israel won’t resume military operations in Gaza.
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Comey’s Defense Lawyer Has a Shocking Past: Prosecutor in Major Leak and Corruption Cases
James Comey’s new defense attorney once led high-profile prosecutions for government leaks and corruption—adding a dramatic twist to the former FBI director’s legal battle.
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Nepal’s Gen Z Revolution: How a Peaceful Protest Turned Into a National Uprising
Nepal’s Gen Z launched a protest against corruption—but within 48 hours, the country was in flames, the government had collapsed, and dozens were dead.
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Justin Pearson Launches Bold Primary Challenge Against Rep. Steve Cohen in Tennessee
Tennessee state Rep. Justin Pearson, known for his bold activism, is running against longtime Democratic incumbent Steve Cohen for Congress in 2026.
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Trump Demands Chicago Mayor and Illinois Governor Be Jailed Over ICE Standoff
President Trump called for the arrest of Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson over alleged failures to protect ICE officers, igniting a constitutional firestorm.
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Trump vs. Comey: The Feud That Began in Room 202—and Changed American Politics Forever
The bitter rift between Donald Trump and James Comey traces back to their first private meeting in 2017—and has now culminated in Comey’s 2025 federal arraignment.
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Joan Kennedy Dies at 89: The Woman Behind Ted Kennedy’s Shadow and the Kennedy Dynasty’s Glare
Joan Kennedy, who spent 25 years married to Senator Ted Kennedy and navigated life within America’s most famous political family, has died at age 89.