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European Union prosecutors carried out raids in multiple countries this week amid a reported investigation into the French populist National Rally party and its allies in the EU parliament. Less than a week before National Rally leader Marine Le Pen will receive the final decision on her appeal against a five-year ban from standing in elections in Europe over alleged misallocation of EU funds, it appears Brussels is seeking to derail the chances of Le Pen’s deputy and publicly stated “plan B” for the anti-mass migration party in next year’s presidential election to replace Emmanuel Macron. While both Le Pen…

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Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon announced Wednesday a DOJ lawsuit against Virginia over that state’s ban on AR-15s and other semiautomatic firearms. On April 10, 2026, Breitbart News reported Dhillon’s pledge to sue Virginiaif Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) signed a Democrat-sponsored “assault weapons” ban into law. Spanberger signed the ban anyway and it went into effect today and the DOJ has responded by suing the state. In a DOJ press release, Dhillon said, “On April 10, I promised Governor Spanberger that we would sue Virginia if she signed this unconstitutional weapons ban into law. I keep my…

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The House adopted a resolution Tuesday requiring the House Ethics Committee to release information on taxpayer funds used to pay out sexual misconduct settlements with lawmakers — but the committee now says it has no information it can share. In a statement Thursday, the committee reiterated it does not manage sexual harassment lawsuits or their settlements; taxpayers have not footed the bill for those payments since 2018. Since that time, according to the statement, “the Committee has not been notified of any awards or settlements relating to allegations of sexual harassment, sexual abuse, or other sexual misconduct by a Member.”…

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New details on the agency’s notorious MKUltra program have been revealed at a Congressional hearing The CIA is declassifying a new trove of documents relating to its ‘MKUltra’ program, Representative Anna Paulina Luna said on Tuesday. Nazi scientists were involved in the agency’s mind-control experiments.Last month, Luna ordered CIA Director John Ratcliffe to preserve 40 boxes of “JFK files and MKUltra files” which it had taken from the offices of former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. After reported back-and-forth arguments between Ratcliffe and Gabbard over the files, the CIA has since agreed to declassify and release them, Luna revealed…

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WASHINGTON, DC – MAY 14: U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon testifies at the Rayburn House Office Building on May 14, 2026 in Washington, DC. The Education Department launched the Repayment Assistance Plan on Wednesday, with at least 46,000 borrowers applying to enroll their student loans in the new program within the first 24 hours. (Photo by Heather Diehl/Getty Images)Getty ImagesThousands of borrowers have applied to enroll their student loans in the Repayment Assistance Plan, or RAP, a new income-driven repayment option that launched on Wednesday. Nearly 50,000 borrowers had applied to RAP within the first 24 hours of the…

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Just yesterday, we learned that Netflix resurrected the late Gene Wilder to play Willy Wonka. Today, we’re learning that Elton John sold his entire image for millions of dollars so he can live on forever playing in Las Vegas. This is what I’ve predicted would happen, and I’m no sage, believe me. For two decades, and with only the rare exception, we’ve been saddled with obnoxious, unappealing, and hateful celebrities. This means that there is no one to replace our aging legends, which leaves a gaping hole in the entertainment market. The good news is that technology in the form…

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After years of accepting the donation of foreign weapons and ammunition, the Ukraine government on Wednesday announced a “transparent” wartime arms export framework of its own to raise defense funds as Russia’s invasion enters its fifth year. The mechanism, Ukrainian government officials detailed, aim to “attract international investment” while maintaining the supply of the nation’s army as the priority. The framework also aims to secure long-term growth goals for the nation’s weapons industry. “We are launching a transparent, controlled export mechanism for Ukrainian defense technologies,” Ukraininan Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko announced on social media. “It will enable Ukrainian innovation and manufacturing to strengthen…

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The American workforce is becoming more American. The June jobs report showed that the foreign-born labor force has fallen sharply over the past year, a sign that President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration is reshaping the composition of the U.S. labor market. The number of foreign-born people in the labor force fell by 700,000 from June of last year, dropping from 32.6 million to 31.9 million, according to data released Thursday by the Department of Labor. The foreign-born civilian population fell by 571,000, from 49.1 million to 48.6 million. That marks a significant reversal from the labor market of…

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The father of socialist Melat Kiros (D), who unseated 15-term Rep. Diana DeGette (D) in Colorado’s first congressional district Democrat primary this week, legally immigrated to the United States when his daughter was an infant thanks to the federal government’s Diversity Visa Lottery. Running on Medicare for All, abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), mass amnesty for illegal aliens, and so-called “restorative justice programs,” Kiros, 29 years old, was able to defeat DeGette, who has served in Congress since 1997. Kiros’s website details her immigration history, mainly that her father was a beneficiary of the Diversity Visa Lottery in May…

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Doug Band walked back previous claims about Bill Clinton’s ties to the late sex offender during congressional testimony A longtime aide to Bill Clinton who once claimed the former US president had visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private island has now said he cannot remember why he made the allegation.Doug Band, one of Clinton’s closest advisers after he left the White House, told Vanity Fair in 2020 that the former president had traveled to Little St. James in 2003, the private Caribbean island at the center of Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation.However, during closed-door testimony before the House Oversight Committee this week, Band reversed…

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