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 My son has narrated the last book I wrote.
Please consider listening to it and encouraging others to do so too. (Click HERE) World & Nation GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno goes off on Fauci: ‘Who the f–k do you think you were?’ Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) went off on Dr. Anthony Fauci Wednesday, blaming him for COVID lockdown mandates and asking: “Who the f–k do you think you were for doing that?” Moreno began his round of questioning during the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee by ripping into Fauci’s attorney and scolding the former White House COVID-19 czar for his handling of the pandemic. “Clearly, what you think today is that somehow you’re above reproach. Somehow you feel like you don’t need to be treated like a normal American,” he said before recounting a list of once-mocked beliefs that have gained levels of acceptance. Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly pleads the Fifth and his lawyer is thrown out in Senate hearing bombshell
Anthony Fauci hearing live updates: Paul reveals CIA funded Fauci’s NIAID Fauci’s Biden autopen pardon won’t spare him from prosecution for 5th Amendment spectacle: GOP senators Sen. Rand Paul ejects Fauci’s attorney from his own Senate hearing Trump says US will ‘beat the f–king s–t’ out of Iran after surprise missile attack President Trump vowed Wednesday to “beat the f–king s–t out of” Iran in response to a surprise missile attack by the Islamic Republic targeting US troops stationed in Jordan. “We’ll be hitting them hard,” Trump told Fox News chief foreign affairs correspondent Trey Yingst in a brief interview early Wednesday. “They’re going to get a beating.” The president’s warning came after the US and Saudi Arabia already launched joint strikes on Iran-aligned terrorists in Iraq on Tuesday following the attempted ambush. Still, despite the plans for additional retaliation, Trump added that negotiations with Iran will continue, saying “we’re going to let them keep talking.” Iran to get shoulder-launched missile systems from China amid escalating war with US: report
Yemen’s Houthis reportedly considering fees for ships sailing through Red Sea US, Saudi Arabia launch joint strikes on Iran’s terrorist proxies in Iraq in response to drone attacks Iran Missiles Hit US Forces as Saudis Strike Militias Iran launched a barrage of missiles at American forces in the Middle East early Wednesday as the U.S. partnered with Saudi Arabia to strike Tehran-backed militias in neighboring Iraq, killing at least 20 fighters. The flare-up on multiple fronts, after several days of relative calm, raised the risk of a return to all-out war. It also underscored the difficulty of winding down a five-month conflict that has jolted the world economy and is unpopular among Americans. The fighting was also likely to add to concerns that the U.S. is further drawing down already diminished stockpiles of sophisticated munitions needed to defend its bases and allies. Saudi Arabia had accused the Iraqi militias of firing drones against its oil facilities over the past two days. An umbrella group of Iraqi militias initially denied the allegations, while another Iran-backed group — the Houthi rebels in Yemen — said they had attacked Saudi energy facilities as part of a separate but related conflict.
GOP Lacks Votes for Trump's Budget Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said Wednesday that he can't secure 50 Republican votes to advance a budget resolution President Donald Trump is pushing. "Right now, we don't have 50," Thune said. The Hill reported that the resolution would open the reconciliation process, allowing Republicans to pass an emergency spending package without a Democratic filibuster.
Red state governor pummeled online after defying Trump’s deportation orders Gov DeWine says Ohio's 30,000 Haitian migrants helped revive Springfield, but DHS argues TPS was never meant to be permanent A Republican governor in a state that voted to elect President Donald Trump is facing intense backlash online after an interview arguing against the president's order to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) migrants from the United States. Republican Gov. Mike DeWine's state is home to an estimated 30,000 Haitian TPS holders. He told CBS earlier this week that the Haitians shouldn't be sent back to their country of origin. "Haiti is hell today. So you'd be sending people … back to hell," he said. "Very few of these Haitians will voluntarily go back to Haiti. If they have to leave, they'll go someplace else. They want to work. They want to support their family. They don't want to go back to Haiti." Pope Leo promotes archbishop who barred Pelosi from Communion to one of Vatican's highest courts Salvatore Cordileone will serve a five-year term on the Apostolic Signatura while leading San Francisco Archdiocese Pope Leo XIV has appointed San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, who made international headlines after barring then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from receiving Holy Communion over her support for abortion rights, to serve on the Vatican's highest judicial body, in an announcement Saturday. Cordileone was among seven clergy named to the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura, the Catholic Church's highest court after the pope. The appointment allows him to continue leading the Archdiocese of San Francisco while serving a five-year term on the Vatican tribunal, which oversees the administration of justice within the Church. The Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura is made up of cardinals, bishops and priests appointed by the pope for a term of five years, and is led by the Cardinal Prefect. In 2022, San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone said that Pelosi would be banned from receiving Holy Communion in her own San Francisco Archdiocese because of her pro-abortion position. Trump Planning $20 Billion Dulles Airport Overhaul President Donald Trump is expected to announce a more than $20 billion plan Wednesday to overhaul the Dulles International Airport, located just outside Washington, D.C., replacing its long-criticized mobile lounges with expanded rail service and constructing five new terminals as part of a yearslong modernization effort. According to sources familiar with the plans, the project would expand the facility's underground Aerotrain system to serve all terminals, eliminating the use of the airport's mobile lounges, commonly known as "people movers," reports The Washington Post. The proposed design features large glass windows and gold accents throughout the airport, including gold-mirrored ceilings.
Ex-Newsom mistress exposes wild affair step by step, reveals Kamala Harris advice to stay quiet In Vanity Fair essay, Ruby Rippey details the scandal, her battle with alcoholism and the aftermath Ruby Rippey, the woman whose affair with then-Mayor Gavin Newsom sparked a 2007 California political scandal, detailed the encounter step-by-step in a piece published Tuesday in Vanity Fair, while revealing the role former Vice President Kamala Harris played in advising her afterward. Rippey, who was married to Newsom's campaign manager at the time, Alex Tourk, and who served as the mayor's appointments secretary, disclosed that Harris, who, at the time was the San Francisco District Attorney, privately advised Rippey to "pause" and refrain from public comment or taking a book deal as the scandal broke. "She listens, then says simply: ‘I wouldn’t say anything right now, Ruby. Just pause. More time will give you better perspective,’" Rippey claims Harris told her after the affair became public. New Mexico Battles Over $75 Billion Oil Windfall New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, Republican lawmakers, and the two candidates vying to replace her are split over how to spend an oil-driven windfall now flowing into state coffers, even as the state's sovereign wealth fund has grown to nearly $75 billion, putting it on pace to surpass Alaska's as the nation's largest by 2030. State Investment Officer Jon Clark told the Investment and Pensions Oversight Committee last month that the fund grew by $5.8 billion in the fiscal year that ended June 30 and that it is projected to reach $100 billion by the end of the decade. This year, the council will distribute $2.6 billion to state programs, or roughly 14% of the state budget, according to the council's own accounting. Biden's classified docs narrative crumbles amid release of ghostwriter tapes: 'Be careful' by Ashley J. DiMella
Former President Joe Biden's recordings from interviews with his memoir ghostwriter — obtained during special counsel Robert Hur's classified documents investigation — have been released to the public. After a months-long fight from Biden’s attorneys to block the release of the tape, they abandoned their lawsuit calling for dismissal Friday, in which a judge accepted Monday. The plaintiff, Mike Howell formerly with conservative think tank Heritage Foundation and now at Oversight Project, has fought for more than two years to obtain the materials through FOIA requests, arguing that the public has an interest in reviewing the recordings and transcripts on which Hur based his decision. "Joe Biden didn’t want these tapes to come out. But now they have — after two years of painful delay. There is no joy in Bidenville today. Robert Hur’s and Merrick Garland’s decision to give Biden a free pass for keeping and disclosing classified information must now be reexamined from top to bottom," Oversight Project Vice President of Litigation Jeff Clark exclusively told Fox News Digital. NASA at 68: America must lead on the moon, Mars and beyond — or China will The challenge before us is clear. We can either lead the future or allow others to define it for us By Rep. Matt Van Epps , Mike Haridopolos
On July 29, America will celebrate the birth of the agency that transformed the impossible into the inevitable. For 68 years, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has led the world in space exploration. From the Mercury missions to Apollo and the space shuttle program to Artemis, NASA has always represented something larger than rockets and astronauts. It is a reminder that when America leads with courage, innovation and purpose, the world follows. Today, that leadership is being tested once again. |
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