Samuel Webb

Tucson Police Recruit and Corrections Officer Shot in Home as Manhunt Intensifies

A 23-year-old Tucson police recruit was killed and his fiancée, a Pima County corrections officer, was wounded in a shooting inside their Arizona home Wednesday morning. Deputies responded to the residence at 7700 South Enchanted Spring Drive shortly before 6 a.m., discovering Ramirez dead inside the home. His fiancée, also 23, suffered non-life-threatening injuries and…

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Senator Darline Graham Nordone Admits Lacking National Security Expertise

In a recent debate against Representative Ralph Norman (R-SC), Senator Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) admitted she is “not that informed” on national security issues, prompting immediate criticism. When asked whether Taiwan and the South China Sea constitute U.S. national security concerns, Graham Nordone responded: “I’m just going to be honest here; I’m not that informed…

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Trump’s Midnight Tariff Pause Paves Way for Canadian Trade Deal That May Revive Keystone XL

President Trump announced a last-minute pause in a sweeping round of 50% tariffs on Canadian imports, giving Washington and Ottawa three days to finalize a major trade agreement. The tariffs were scheduled to take effect Wednesday morning but have been postponed pending the completion of documents. In his announcement, Trump stated that the Keystone XL…

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Mike Lindell Vows Full Hand Count of All Minnesota Ballots Following Alleged Tally Anomalies

Mike Lindell, founder of MyPillow, has vowed to conduct a full hand count of all Minnesota ballots following claims of irregularities in the state’s election results. In a Wednesday statement, Lindell cited multiple “irregularities” detected by his team during the recent voting process, including vote totals that reversed direction during reporting, synchronized vote counts across…

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Federal Court Strikes Down Biden Administration’s Ghost Gun Regulation as Unconstitutional

U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, has ruled that a major regulation from the Biden administration violates the Second Amendment and due process protections. The decision, issued this week, invalidated the 2022 rule targeting so-called “ghost guns”—firearms assembled from disassembled parts without serial numbers. In his ruling, O’Connor…

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Historic Victory: Americans Now Lawfully Acquire Suppressors Without NFA Registration After Federal Injunction

By Alex Morgan August 18, 2026 For nearly a century, the National Firearms Act of 1934 (NFA) has stood between law-abiding Americans and the right to keep and bear arms. To purchase suppressors and short-barreled firearms, Americans have been required to undergo federal registration, application, fingerprinting, photograph regulations, and pay a $200 tax stamp. These…

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Footage Shows Congressman Randy Fine Going Through Homeowner’s Mailbox During Campaign

Ring camera footage timestamped Sunday at 4:55 p.m. ET reveals Florida Representative Randy Fine standing on a porch while opening a homeowner’s mailbox during canvassing efforts ahead of Tuesday’s primary election. The video captures Fine ringing the doorbell, waiting on the porch, lifting the mailbox lid, and sifting through envelopes before departing without removing, tampering…

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President Trump’s Truth API Service Sued for Monetizing Official Government Information

On July 16, Trump Media launched Truth API, a service that provides faster access to posts from President Donald Trump and other senior administration officials on Truth Social. The platform became operational August 1 with pricing up to $100,000 per month. Trump Media marketed the service to organizations seeking an edge through “market-moving” posts. The…

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