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Rahm Emanuel challenges DSA’s influence on Democrats, warns GOP ‘wing’ is disappearing
Rahm Emanuel warns the Republican Party faces a Mitt Romney and John McCain-style moderate exodus as the Democratic Party debates its left flank.
DEPROGRAMMED: How a man radicalized by the Taliban became a counterterrorism force saving lives from extremism
Mubin Shaikh reveals how the Taliban radicalized him in Pakistan and how marriage and 9/11 sparked his deradicalization and counter-terrorism career.
America's truckers issue dire warning as soaring diesel costs threaten 'domino effect'
Truckers say diesel at $6.32 per gallon is slashing profits and cutting routes, warning of a domino effect that could ripple through the supply chain.
Veteran shot 7 times in Fort Hood massacre has a warning for Americans planning to watch execution
A Fort Hood shooting survivor shot seven times by Nidal Hasan wants to witness the firing squad execution but warns against treating it as a spectacle.
‘Donroe’ Doctrine and conservative victories squeeze cartels in Latin America
The Sinaloa cartel and CJNG are rapidly adapting as Trump's Shield of the Americas coalition squeezes drug trafficking routes across the hemisphere.
Inside the protest playbook to vilify Israel on 'global day of action'
Global Alliance for Palestine distributed a detailed playbook urging groups to shut down city squares and blockade corporate hubs across continents.
Former MN state trooper tears into Dems as Somali gang violence terrorizes Minnesota: ‘Where is Ilhan Omar?’
John Nagel, a former state trooper challenging Ilhan Omar, accuses Minnesota Democrats of being soft on crime as Somali gang violence escalates.
Plague mystery revives concerns over not-to-secret Russian bioweapons program
Marshall Billingslea reveals Soviet defector Ken Alibek exposed a massive biological weapons program involving antibiotic-resistant plague research.
France is devouring itself as school riots reveal a crisis far bigger than broken classrooms
France student protests over crumbling schools expose deep tensions as Jean-Luc Mélenchon's La France Insoumise allegedly exploits the growing unrest.
Ohio dog park shooting over Trump argument could end with two self-defense claims, or none: legal expert
Both men in the Ohio dog park shootout over Donald Trump could claim self-defense or neither could, a legal expert says, creating a rare puzzle.
Comedians revolt against SiriusXM as 'middle class of comedy' fights corporate royalty cuts
SiriusXM’s Raw Dog rebrand cut 66% of its comedian roster, stripping vital royalty income from working stand-ups as Rich Vos and top comics push back against co...
You’d never guess the crazy things cash welfare paid for. Nebraska is shutting that down
Nebraska and Florida are blocking cash welfare spending on alcohol, porn, tattoos and more, following Trump administration guidance on TANF reform.