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24 Feb

Appeals Court Clears IRS to Share Tax Records with DHS

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The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals this week ruled that the IRS may share certain taxpayer records with the Department of Homeland Security to assist immigration enforcement.The decision clarified that tax-return confidentiality under Section 6103 is not an absolute shield against lawful disclosures used in immigration cases.At the heart of…

24 Feb

Middle School Girl Allegedly Attacked Over Reported Pro-Trump Views

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A 13-year-old girl in Washington state was allegedly beaten inside her middle school locker room earlier this month after classmates confronted her about politics.The incident reportedly occurred at Lucille Umbarger Middle School in Burlington.Brandi Krause of unDivided reported the events.The controversy appears to have started with a TikTok posted by…

24 Feb

Virginia Poll Shows Strong Backing for Gun Rights and Tougher Sentences

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Virginia voters are clearly signaling that policy should target criminals rather than penalize law-abiding gun owners. Poll snapshot New polling from Quantus Insights shows a politically dissatisfied electorate that remains largely confident about personal safety and strongly supportive of Second Amendment protections. Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s approval rating sits at 32%…

24 Feb

Ex-Nobel Chair Hospitalized Amid Epstein Corruption Probe

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Former Norwegian prime minister and ex-Nobel Committee chair Thorbjørn Jagland is under intense scrutiny over alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.Norwegian prosecutors have charged Jagland with gross corruption connected to his relationship with Epstein.Investigators from Økokrim allege Jagland and family members used Epstein’s Paris and New York apartments multiple times between…

23 Feb

Peter Attia Resigns from CBS After Epstein-Related Email Disclosure

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Peter Attia resigned from his role as a CBS News contributor after the release of government records showing extensive communications with Jeffrey Epstein. DOJ document release The Justice Department published a vast archive on January 30 under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The materials included emails and correspondence linked to…

23 Feb

Establishment on Edge as Texas Senate Primary Turns Into MAGA-Backed Clash

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Early voting in Texas has turned what many expected to be a routine Republican Senate primary into a bruising fight that has establishment operatives uneasy. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) is a four-term incumbent seeking a fifth term who now finds himself in a competitive three-way contest with Texas Attorney General…

23 Feb

Military Chief Urges Restraint as Trump Considers Action Against Iran

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President Trump is weighing possible military strikes against Iran as his top uniformed officer warns such an operation could carry significant risks, including the danger of dragging the United States into a lengthy and costly conflict.Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the president’s principal military…

23 Feb

Expert Urges Trump to Strip Eileen Gu’s Citizenship

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A China expert has urged President Trump to revoke Eileen Gu’s citizenship amid outrage over her decision to compete for China.Minutes after Alysa Liu won Olympic gold for Team USA, the conversation quickly shifted to questions of loyalty and national pride.Social media highlighted Liu’s upbringing as the daughter of a…

23 Feb

CBP Agent Returns Fire, Wounding Armed Suspect Near Canadian Border

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A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent shot and wounded an armed individual near the U.S.-Canada border in northern New Hampshire early Sunday, authorities said. CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott said the agent returned fire during the encounter in Pittsburg, a small town along the Canadian frontier. The agent struck the…

23 Feb

Nick Reiner Pleads Not Guilty in Parents’ Slayings

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On Monday, 32-year-old Nick Reiner entered a not guilty plea to accusations that he killed his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, in a case that has commanded national attention. He appeared in custody at a brief arraignment in Los Angeles Superior Court, stood behind a glass partition, and…