Congress Demands Answers as DEA Allegedly Allowed Fentanyl Shipments to Reach Communities

House Oversight Chairman James Comer launched a formal investigation Monday into the Biden-era Department of Justice’s handling of fentanyl shipments, demanding records about decisions that allegedly permitted massive quantities of illicit drugs to remain with traffickers. Federal agents were monitoring fentanyl trafficking operations nationwide, but Comer’s inquiry focuses on why shipments containing up to 100,000…

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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll Submits Resignation to President Trump Amid Pentagon Tensions

U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation letter to President Trump, signaling a significant shift in military leadership at the highest level. The resignation, delivered Monday evening, remains pending acceptance by the White House. As of now, Driscoll is still in his position while the administration determines its next steps. A senior U.S….

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Jane Fonda Climate PAC Funded Michigan Justices Weeks Before Line 5 Pipeline Ruling

Newly released campaign-finance records reveal Jane Fonda’s climate advocacy group contributed $5,000 each to two Michigan Supreme Court justices—Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood—just weeks before they joined a pivotal ruling against Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline project. The July 31 decision sent the pipeline’s permit back for further review but did not order…

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Alina Habba: “Absolutely” Open to Becoming Trump’s Next Press Secretary

Following Karoline Leavitt’s resignation as White House Press Secretary, Alina Habba—Trump’s former attorney—has been considered a potential replacement. During an appearance on Benny Johnson’s show today, Habba confirmed she is “absolutely” open to the role if it is offered to her. Earlier speculation suggested Habba was Trump’s top choice to replace Leavitt. However, in response…

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Englewood Faces Heartbreak as Mayor Pro Tem Joe Anderson Dies in Summit County Hike

Englewood, Colorado, mourns the sudden passing of its city council member and mayor pro tem, Joe Anderson, who died Friday, August 28, while hiking Quandary Peak in Summit County. The 45-year-old leader was pronounced dead at the scene after losing consciousness and ceasing to breathe during his mountain trek. Emergency responders attempted resuscitation efforts following…

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