Hunter Fielding, Author at News Addicts

04 Dec

‘Blackmailed By Taliban’: Shock New Details Emerge From Probe Into DC National Guard Shooting

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Investigators are probing whether the suspect accused of gunning down two National Guard troops near the White House was being blackmailed by the Taliban, a chilling twist in a case that has rocked Washington. Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, a former Afghan fighter who once worked alongside U.S. forces, is charged with…

04 Dec

JUST IN: Trump Pardons Democrat Congressman In Staggering Move

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President Donald Trump made headlines on Wednesday morning by announcing a “full and unconditional pardon” for Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, and his wife, Imelda, wiping away the Biden-era corruption case that sent shockwaves through Washington. Trump unloaded on Truth Social, accusing the Biden administration of targeting Cuellar for refusing to…

04 Dec

Minneapolis Police Chief Goes Rogue, Orders Somalis To Report ICE Agents As ‘Kidnappers’

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Minneapolis’ top cop told residents to hit 911 if they see anyone in a mask detaining people, an explosive warning delivered as local leaders fan fears that President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown will zero in on Somali immigrants. Police Chief Brian O’Hara made the eyebrow-raising plea Tuesday during a press…

04 Dec

House Oversight Committee Releases Harrowing New Images From Epstein Island

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House Oversight Committee Democrats dropped a fresh batch of never-before-seen images and videos from Jeffrey Epstein’s private island on Wednesday, stoking another round of outrage as they keep the disgraced financier’s sordid world in the headlines. Democrats released 10 photos and four videos from Little St. James, offering a downloadable…

04 Dec

JUST IN: AT&T Abruptly Ends All DEI Programs

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AT&T told federal regulators this week that it is formally ending its diversity, equity and inclusion policies, citing major changes in federal law, recent court rulings and updated guidance from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The commitment came in a December 1 letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr from…

04 Dec

NEW: GOP Midterm Outlook Improves After Solid Special Election Showing

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A leading election forecaster shifted a handful of key House races to the right after Republican candidate Matt Van Epps soundly defeated his far-left opponent in the closely-watched special election in Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District. Van Epps emerged victorious over Democrat challenger Aftyn Behn by 8.9 percentage points, largely in…

04 Dec

Texas Democrat Jasmine Crockett Hit With Unpaid Lien On Dallas Condo, County Records Show

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Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) is facing questions after county filings revealed she has carried an unpaid lien of more than $3,000 on her Dallas luxury condominium for over a year. A notice filed on April 11, 2024, and available through the Dallas County Clerk’s website, shows Crockett owes the Westside…

04 Dec

NEW: Trump Hints When Tariff Dividend Checks Will Hit Americans

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During Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting, President Donald Trump laid out a vision for how his tariff policy will reshape government revenue and put money directly back into Americans’ pockets. He told reporters that the U.S. is now taking in “trillions of dollars” from tariffs and said a portion of that haul…

04 Dec

Beloved Governor Issues Stern Warning To GOP Ahead Of 2026 Election Season

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Following a Republican special election win in a pivotal U.S. House district on Tuesday night, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is urging Republican voters to remain motivated ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. “Special, off-year, and midterm elections historically benefit the party out of power because its voters are motivated to…

04 Dec

JUST IN: New Poll Shows Americans Back Second Amendment By Wide Margin

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A new national survey shows Americans remain deeply concerned about rising crime in the country’s cities and overwhelmingly back the right of law-abiding citizens to defend themselves, including allowing concealed-carry permit holders to carry across state lines. The poll, conducted Oct. 7-9 by Quantus Insights and sponsored by Sugarcane Strategies,…