Author: Press Room

You too can do it!  Epstein was a junior high teacher. Trump was an actor/wrestler. Zelensky was an actor/dancer.  Kill Gates was a college dropout. All billionaires. And, all they had to do was sell their soul. Like Ozzie Osbourne, Black Sabbath’s ‘prince of darkness’ who bragged about his lethal injection a few years ago and now the Grim Reaper has grabbed him to rip off some bat heads for Satan’s entertainment. Too bad his jewish wife couldn’t save him. Ozzie’s, not Lucifer’s.  Of course, they all have friends in high places. Or really low places if you believe in…

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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) in an internal memo last week warned that Apple’s latest update for mobile devices may rob the Republican Party in $500 million in lost revenue and depress get-out-the-vote efforts, which some say amounts to “big tech censorship.” The NRSC stated that Apple’s iOS 26 update “introduces aggressive message filtering” and that political texts from “verified and compliant senders” will be “treated as spam by default.” The NRSC stated in its memo: It’s important to understand: Apple isn’t just targeting cold outreach or spammy actors. Every political message — shortcode, long code, doesn’t matter —…

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As Mexico attempts to appease the Trump administration and avoid a series of tariffs over “not doing enough” to eradicate drug cartels, a new scandal surfaced that ties the top political elite in Mexico with one of the country’s most violent drug cartels. That cartel was labeled this year by the U.S. government as a foreign terrorist organization. The scandal began earlier this month when Interpol issued a Red Notice for the arrest of Hernán “Comandante H” Bermúdez Requena, the former Public Security Secretary for the Mexican state of Tabasco. Authorities in Mexico have been forced to identify Bermudez as…

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he would put his money on the “United States of America” if he were still running a hedge fund — a testament to the booming environment President Donald Trump’s America First policies have generated. “You’ve been described as a global macro veteran and you’ve run a hedge fund. In this moment, where would you put your money if you were still running one?” a reporter asked Bessent. “United States of America,” Bessent said with a smile — and without missing a beat. His response follows massive victories for the country in the trade arena. Earlier…

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Calls to boycott Ulta Beauty — one of the biggest cosmetics companies in the country — have grown in response to the company’s brand partnership with “genderqueer” Netflix star Jonathan Van Ness. “ULTA is repeating Bud Light’s Dylan Mulvaney mistake!! It’s time to BOYCOTT ULTA!!” one X user exclaimed in reaction to Ulta recently launching a collaboration with Netflix’s Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness. The X user shared a video of a woman on TikTok reacting to Ulta unveiling Van Ness’ JVN Hair brand in its stores. “I want you to be fully informed about what it means to give…

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Few of the restrictions have had a significant effect and some are outright ignored, according to ex-presidential aide Dmitry Nekrasov The overwhelming majority of Western sanctions imposed on Moscow have not worked and some continue to be ignored outright, economist Dmitry Nekrasov told the newspaper Le Monde in an interview published on Tuesday.Nekrasov, who served as an advisor to former President Dmitry Medvedev, left Russia in 2014, and was designated a foreign agent this year.Earlier this month, the EU imposed its 18th package of sanctions on Russia, hailing it as “one of the strongest ever.” Moscow, which has long branded…

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The US president has threatened to slap Moscow with additional sanctions if the new deadline for settling the Ukraine conflict is not met Washington will impose new sanctions against Moscow if it fails to reach a deal with Kiev to settle the Ukraine conflict within ten days, US President Donald Trump stated on Tuesday. His initial deadline was due to expire in early September.Trump announced his plans to reduce the time frame during a visit to the UK on Monday. When further pressed on the issue by journalists on his way back on Tuesday, the president said it would be…

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Pregnant Woman Taking Medicine Pill Holding Water Glass In BedRepublished with permission from AbleChild.In keeping with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kennedy’s desire to review the effectiveness of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), better known as antidepressants, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last week held a ten-panel “Expert Roundtable” focused on the safety of SSRI use during pregnancy. In a word, it was extraordinary.While the roundtable was intended to focus on the risks/benefits associated with prescribing SSRIs during pregnancy, what really occurred was a truth session about the over-prescription and dangers associated with the use of antidepressants,…

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The Essex County Police and Crime Commissioner has called on the government to shut down the migrant hotel at the heart of the recent Epping protests after an illegal immigrant in the hotel allegedly sexually assaulted a local girl. Essex PCC Roger Hirst has requested an urgent meeting with Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to discuss shutting down the Bell Hotel as accommodation for supposed asylum seekers, arguing that the location was poorly chosen by the Home Office. “The Bell is not the right place for a hotel for asylum seekers,” Hirst said Monday in comments reported by London’s Evening Standard. “It’s in…

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A majority oppose local authorities or sanctuary cities attempting to block the deportations of criminal illegal immigrants, a recent Harvard-Harris survey revealed. The survey taken July 6-8, 2025, asked respondents, “If they favor or oppose allowing some cities and towns to block the deportation of convicted criminals.” Overall, 65 percent said they oppose localities blocking the deportation of convicted criminals, compared to 35 percent who support it. Notably, a majority across party lines — 72 percent of Republicans, 69 percent of Independents, and 52 percent of Democrats — oppose localities having this power. However, 48 percent of Democrats still favor…

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