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Pentagon UFO Insider Says Dead Scientists Had Links To Secret UAP Work

Former Pentagon insider Luis Elizondo is drawing new attention after making striking claims about mysterious deaths and disappearances involving American scientists, engineers and researchers, some of whom he suggested may have had connections to classified work on unidentified anomalous phenomena. Elizondo, the former intelligence official known for his role in

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Obama Center Defends Iran Nuclear Deal In New Exhibit Ahead Of Opening

The Barack Obama Presidential Center is facing renewed criticism before its public opening after details surfaced about an exhibit that defends the former president’s Iran policy and claims his administration stopped the Islamic Republic from developing a nuclear weapon. The Chicago center is scheduled to open to the public

Trump Admin Fining Migrants Thousands to Recoup Deportation Costs

The United States Department of Homeland Security is preparing to impose major financial penalties on tens of thousands of migrants as part of President Donald Trump’s renewed push to enforce immigration law and recover costs tied to arrest, detention, and deportation. Under the proposed policy, migrants could face fines

Rubio Hints At ‘Plan B’ In Iran Despite New Developments

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday that back-channel talks aimed at ending the U.S.-Israel war with Iran have shown “a little bit of movement,” though he cautioned that the diplomatic window will not remain open indefinitely. “The latest signs are encouraging, but I’m not popping champagne

Cali Woman Admits Paying Homeless People To Register To Vote, Sign Petitions

A California woman has pleaded guilty after federal officials said she bribed homeless individuals in Los Angeles’ Skid Row area to register to vote and sign political petitions. Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong, 64, admitted in a plea agreement that she worked as a paid petition circulator and targeted homeless people

Doocy Provides Big Update on U.S.-Iran Conflict

Fox News White House Correspondent Peter Doocy pressed President Donald Trump over Iran’s retaliation against Gulf states following the launch of Operation Epic Fury, raising questions about whether U.S. officials anticipated Tehran’s decision to strike countries across the region. “You were talking about Iran a couple of

GOP Rejects Measure That Prevents Trump From Compensating J6 Detainees

The House Rules Committee on Tuesday rejected a Democratic amendment that sought to prevent anyone charged or convicted in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot from receiving compensation through a newly announced federal restitution fund connected to the Trump administration. The fight centers on a $1.8 billion compensation

Top Dem Whose District Is Going Away Rips Supreme Court

Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) is speaking out after a Supreme Court ruling opened the door for Mississippi Republicans to redraw congressional boundaries that could place his long-held seat in jeopardy. Thompson, who has represented his district for roughly three decades, criticized the high court’s April decision, which found that

Trump Praises House Panel For Passing Daylight Savings Time Bill

A House panel moved decisively on Thursday to advance legislation that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent across most of the United States, ending the twice-a-year clock changes that millions of Americans have long viewed as outdated, disruptive and unnecessary. The committee voted 48-1 to approve the Sunshine Protection Act,

'A Day I Hoped Would Not Come': Susie Wiles Laments as Key Official Exits White House

A key member of President Donald J. Trump’s national security team is leaving the administration after playing a major role in the president’s 2024 campaign, transition, and early second-term foreign policy operation. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles announced Wednesday that Principal Deputy National Security Advisor Robert