Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Deleted Father’s Day Post Sparks Federal Investigation Over Name Discrepancy

An old Father’s Day post from Representative Ilhan Omar has unexpectedly resurfaced, drawing federal investigators into an ongoing inquiry about her identity and immigration history. The message, written in 2013 and deleted on September 19, 2019, refers to her father as “Nur Said.” This name closely matches that of Nur Omar Mohamed, identified in other…

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Religious Left Candidates Are Trying to Con Conservative Voters in Midterm Elections

One candidate has chosen a pastor who claims Jesus Christ did not exist and denies He died for humanity’s sins. Another suggests Scripture is incorrect regarding sexuality. A third expresses discomfort with public Christian displays and advocates removing them entirely. And a fourth opposes bans on youth “sex changes” (commonly known as sexual-mutilation surgery). All…

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Arizona Voter Registration Failures Exposed in Undercover Footage

Recent undercover footage has captured critical failures by Democratic-aligned voter registration personnel across Arizona. The video shows individuals associated with Stand Indivisible Arizona, Worker Power, the Democratic National Committee’s When We Count program, and an Arizona AFL-CIO phone-bank initiative proceeding without verifying eligibility for applicants who openly claimed ineligibility under U.S. law. The footage does…

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Trump Turns Bombardier Confrontation Into $270 Million American Job Boost

President Trump recently transformed a dispute with Bombardier into a significant economic victory for Americans. The Canadian aerospace company announced on Friday that it will invest an initial $270 million to expand its U.S. infrastructure and hire 800 workers nationwide. The new jobs will be concentrated in Kansas, Texas, Indiana, and Connecticut. Bombardier states that…

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U.S. to Mark UN Day as ‘Day of Shame’ Amid Calls for Full Withdrawal

Tomorrow, October 24, marks United Nations Day—the 81st anniversary of the UN Charter’s entry into force. The U.S. president has commemorated UN Day nearly every year since 1948. Last year, President Donald Trump did not issue a proclamation, making 2025 the sole exception. Despite the presidents’ long-standing recognition of UN Day, the United Nations—founded to…

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Federal Court Halts Trump Administration’s Noncitizen Voter Scam Before Midterms

A Biden-appointed federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately halt key components of its noncitizen-voter investigation in nine states—just days before November 3 midterms. The preliminary injunction targets election-related field operations and interviews when federal agents know, suspect, or reasonably should suspect a person is not a U.S. citizen. It does not declare…

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DeSantis Gifts Trump ‘Assassination Coin’ at Florida Campaign Event

Ron DeSantis recently presented President Trump with a custom “assassination coin” during a campaign event in Florida, describing it as the “coolest thing ever.” The incident occurred as DeSantis displayed the coin to press while President Trump avoided direct acknowledgment of the item. Trump stepped back slightly and repeatedly addressed DeSantis with the phrase “GOOD…

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NFL Legend Marshall Faulk Reveals Parkinson’s Diagnosis in Bold Move to Advocate for Patients

Pro Football Hall of Fame running back and Southern University head coach Marshall Faulk disclosed he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease on a recent podcast. The 53-year-old revealed the condition after noticing “rigidity” in his hands following a round of golf. Faulk initially dismissed the symptoms as “normal nerves” during putting but soon realized…

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