As the Epstein files vanished and critics were sued into submission, a movement built on free speech found itself facing an identity crisis.
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Nvidia and the Inflation of the 2025 AI Investment Bubble
How Nvidia’s accounting tactics, strategic investments, and geopolitical positioning turned the AI boom into a financial feedback loop.
WATCH: State Superintendent Smirks, Goes Silent When Lawmaker Asks: 'How Many Genders?'
Interim State Superintendent Sue Carnell refused to state a specific number of genders when asked by a House Republican lawmaker, insisting, “different people have different beliefs on them.”
JUST IN: Democrat Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Indicted for Stealing $5 Million in FEMA Funds to Bankroll Campaign
A Miami federal grand jury indicted U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, D-Fla., and three others Wednesday for allegedly stealing $5 million in FEMA COVID-19 funds, laundering the money and using it for her 2021 campaign and personal gain.
Maine Judge Bans 12-Year-Old Girl From Church, Bible, and Christmas
Maine judge bars 12-year-old girl from attending church, reading Bible or associating with Christian friends in custody dispute; state Supreme Court hears appeal.
Glenn Greenwald to Congressional Hopeful Valentina Gomez: 'Get Out of Our Country—Can’t Wait Until You’re Deported'
A feud erupted between 2026 Texas candidate Valentina Gomez and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald after Greenwald criticized Gomez’s call to ban halal food and tear down mosques.
House Votes 427-1 to Release EVERY Epstein File — No Redactions Allowed
The House passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act 427-1 Tuesday, requiring the Justice Department to release all records from its Jeffrey Epstein investigation without redactions for embarrassment or political sensitivity.
Schumer Loses It When Pressed on Biden’s Epstein Cover-Up
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faced criticism after he pivoted a question about the Biden administration’s handling of Epstein files into an attack on President Trump.
Eric Adams’ Final Act as Mayor: Prays at Western Wall, Calls Himself ‘Israel’s Brother’
Outgoing New York City Mayor Eric Adams concluded a taxpayer-funded trip to Israel Monday, meeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog while warning of rising antisemitism under incoming mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Trump Shooter Thomas Crooks Used 'They/Them' Pronouns, Had Furry Fetish on DeviantArt: Report
Thomas Crooks, who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump in July 2024, used “they/them” pronouns on DeviantArt accounts that featured sexualized “furry” artwork and interacted with a member of a U.S.-designated neo-Nazi terrorist group, according to a New York Post investigation.
The Video of a Hijab-Wearing NYPD Officer Everyone’s Talking About [WATCH]
Sgt. Aml El Sokary, the first NYPD officer to wear a hijab, explained its significance as a symbol of empowerment during an event recognized by the department since 2025.
FBI SWAT Team Now Bodyguards for Kash Patel’s Country-Singer Girlfriend
Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has been assigned a full-time protective detail composed of FBI SWAT agents, an arrangement former officials call unprecedented for a non-spouse who does not reside with the director.
Tucker Carlson Uncovers Deleted YouTube Comments Linking Trump Shooter to Years of Violent Threats
Recovered data from Crooks’ deactivated accounts, linked via a published phone number, include 737 comments with assassination threats and a video of him dry-firing a handgun, contradicting FBI claims of no prior violent ideology.
President Trump Directs DOJ to Probe Epstein Ties to Clinton, Summers, Hoffman, Banks
President Trump directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reid Hoffman, JP Morgan and Chase. The order follows Democratic accusations of a White House cover-up.
