Author: Press Room

Tiny East Texas Town of Under 1,000 Implodes Over Dirty Water Cover-Up, Retaliatory Arrests, Fired Judge, Mass Resignations, and 15 Years of “Bad Policing” Citizen journalists Jennifer Combs (left) and Winston Noles (right) are taken into custody during separate arrests by Trinidad, Texas, police. The Henderson County District Attorney and County Attorney have informed the Trinidad, Texas Police Department that they will no longer accept ANY cases for prosecution solely investigated or filed by the department until further notice. The letter, obtained by local media, effectively neuters the Trinidad PD’s ability to bring meaningful criminal cases. The Henderson County Sheriff’s…

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A mother and daughter in Maysville, Kentucky, walked away from a combined $26.48 million offer for their family farmland after learning the buyer planned to build a massive AI data center on it. The Wall Street Journal reports that the offer arrived just over a year ago. An unknown company was buying up Kentucky farmland, and it wanted 463 acres from Delsia Bare at $48,000 per acre and 71 acres from her mother, Ida Huddleston, at $60,000 per acre. At first the women agreed to sell. Then they learned the land their family had farmed for nearly 200 years would…

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Pride in being British, in British history, and in British institutions such as the BBC are in freefall, research finds, while the question of whether “non-British people in Britain” are trustworthy has also fallen. A comprehensive survey of attitudes in Britain towards identity, pride, and trust has found that the number of people now willing to say they feel proud of their British identity has fallen considerably in 15 years. Reprising research last conducted in 2011, the Westminster think tank Demos found net agreement with “proud to be a British citizen” at just + 46 points, down from +74 15…

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Several Democrat Massachusetts state lawmakers broke with their party and rejected a new law that legalizes killing unborn babies in abortions up until the moment of birth. Gov. Maura Healey (D) signed the Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act on August 10 after the bill passed the state House 119-33 in late July. The bill allows unborn babies to be aborted throughout pregnancy and strikes down the state’s 24-week limit, which had exceptions for the life of the mother and a deadly fetal diagnosis. Under the bill, doctors have the discretion to decide whether or not to perform a late-term abortion. The governor was surrounded…

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Senate Republicans are facing unexpected waves of online vitriol after — essentially — standing in front of their empty chamber during recess and hitting the gavel. MAGA social media circles have seized on what was once a little-noticed, low-drama procedural affair as the newest opportunity to eviscerate Republicans for what they see as being insufficiently loyal to President Donald Trump. Some GOP senators have even told colleagues in recent weeks they don’t want to be included in the conference’s rotation for presiding over what’s known as the chamber’s pro forma sessions because it will result in being flamed on the…

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Screencap of Twitter/X video. The Democratic National Committee (DNC) voted over the weekend for an official party resolution condemning ICE and calling for its abolishment. Scott Jennings recently talked about this on his radio show and pointed out that this is destined to become part of the Democrat Party’s official platform, and that it will basically box in their 2028 presidential candidates. How are they supposed to talk about issues like border security and immigration if this is their starting position? Townhall reports: Scott Jennings Warns Voters That Every Democrat Running in 2028 Will Support Abolishing ICE The DNC held…

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BERLIN (AP) – A Ukrainian national was convicted Tuesday in Germany on charges of espionage and sentenced to a year and three months in prison after being accused of sending packages containing GPS trackers to Ukraine via a Ukrainian postal service in March 2025. Two other defendants, also Ukrainian citizens, were acquitted by the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court, German news agency dpa reported. The men, whose names were not given in line with German privacy laws, were arrested last year in Germany and Switzerland. According to the indictment by the Federal Prosecutor´s Office, they were allegedly part of a sabotage…

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On Tuesday’s broadcast of Bloomberg’s “Balance of Power,” Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) responded to the national debt being on a path to hit $40 trillion and what that means for the DOGE effort by saying that “we’re talking about decades and decades of inflationary spending. It is really hard to just have DOGE come in for a couple of months and find that type of savings.” Co-host Joe Mathieu asked, “Well, Congresswoman, Kailey mentioned that number, it jumps off the page, $40 trillion U.S. debt. We’re apparently going to hit that number earlier than expected, driven in part by lost revenue…

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Oprah “The Race Hoaxer” Winfrey is distancing herself from two men she made household names: Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz. Let me assure you this has everything to do with Dr. Phil McGraw and Dr. Mehmet Oz aligning with President Trump and the MAGA / MAHA movement. “How do you feel now about giving Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz a platform?” asked a magazine interviewer last week. At this point, any normal or decent person not poisoned by politics would express her pride in her part in the remarkable success both men have achieved, especially Dr. Oz, who is now…

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A Rural US family has refused to sell their land for $26.5mn as a proposed hyperscale facility divided their community A farming family in rural America has rejected a multimillion-dollar offer to sell their land for a data center development, joining opposition to a rapid buildout of such facilities driven by the AI boom in the US.According to the Wall Street Journal, a mother and daughter from Maysville, Kentucky, were offered $26.48 million for roughly 216 hectares of farmland, nearly ten times its estimated open-market value.Delsia Bare, 54, and Ida Huddleston, 83, initially agreed to sell but reversed their decision…

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