Hunter Biden Opens Up About Political Corruption, Insider Trading, And ‘Evil Incarnate’ Bibi Netanyahu

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Hunter Biden appeared on The Tucker Carlson Show’s latest episode, calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “evil incarnate” and claiming he never dropped off the infamous laptop at the Delaware computer repair shop at which it was allegedly found.

In addition, Biden criticized Washington’s political establishment during the interview, saying there has been a failure of what he called the “elite oligarch Epstein class of Washington, D.C.” Biden later argued for closing the “revolving door” between presidential administrations and private-sector work. He also admitted his own decision to join the board of Ukrainian energy company Burisma while his father was vice president was a “stupid thing to do.”

The conversation also turned to stock trading by members of Congress, with Carlson arguing lawmakers should be prohibited from trading stocks while in office. Biden agreed, calling a ban “the most common sense thing in the world,” and argued similar restrictions should apply to administration officials with access to sensitive information. Biden then accused Trump of using paid early access to his Truth Social posts in a way that could benefit traders, characterizing the practice as a form of insider trading.

The interview then moved to a lengthy discussion about the 2020 laptop controversy. Hunter claimed that he has “zero recollection or memory of ever dropping off a laptop.”

In 2020, three weeks before the presidential election, the New York Post published a story that featured emails from this laptop, which it had obtained from former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. The emails included explicit photos of Hunter as well as messages that led to allegations of influence peddling.

Just days later, the Daily Caller News Foundation obtained its own copy of the laptop material from Giuliani and independently authenticated an email the Post described as a “smoking gun.” (Read more from “Hunter Biden Opens Up About Political Corruption, Insider Trading, And ‘Evil Incarnate’ Bibi Netanyahu” HERE)

Sex Offender, 46, Shoots Fireworks at Police during Wild Standoff that Ends in Arrest

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A New Hampshire sex offender went berserk when police tried to arrest him on several outstanding warrants — blasting fireworks at officers in an explosive standoff.

Rory Robertson, 46, allegedly went postal when cops tried to pull him over around 6 a.m. Monday after he left his home in Durham, police said.

Instead of stopping, the registered sex offender booked it and then barricaded himself inside a house, the Durham Police Department said.

Robertson ignored multiple commands from cops — and soon began to aim and shoot fireworks at officers and a patrol car outside the house, police said.

The pervert lobbed a plethora of pyrotechnics at officers, law enforcement said, including one “large shell style firework” that nearly struck a cop, before it exploded underneath a police cruiser.

The wild light show prompted police to put out a shelter-in-place request for residents near the home. (Read more from “Sex Offender, 46, Shoots Fireworks at Police during Wild Standoff that Ends in Arrest” HERE)

Sen. John Kennedy Mocks Socialists with Snappy New Nickname — as He Torches Kamala Harris

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Republican Sen. John Kennedy unleashed on former Vice President Kamala Harris Monday, chiding the potential 2028 candidate for desperately cozying up to “Lulu Lenins” — unveiling a new nickname for democratic socialists that quickly went viral online.

Kennedy (R-La.) bitingly called Harris “no longer relevant” in an interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity Monday night and mocked her for trying to woo progressives after her disastrous loss to President Trump in 2024.

“No disrespect, but Vice President Harris is no longer relevant. She had her shot and she missed,” the senator told Hannity.

“She can cozy up to the ‘Lulu Lenins’ all she wants to,” Kennedy quipped.

Harris — who said she is “thinking about” a 2028 presidential bid — has been quietly strengthening ties with one of the Democratic Party’s fastest-rising socialist stars, recently holding an extended private phone call with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

The snappy nickname for the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) comrades is a combination of the popular and pricey athletic apparel brand Lululemon and Russian revolutionary Vladimir Lenin, who founded the communist Soviet Union. (Read more from “Sen. John Kennedy Mocks Socialists with Snappy New Nickname — as He Torches Kamala Harris” HERE)

Study Blows Hole In Claim Bullying Drives LGBT Mental Health Problems

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A new study in Psychological Medicine concludes that the reason homosexuals have more mental health issues than heterosexuals is far more likely to be the result of familial issues than minority stress.

The systematic multilevel meta-analysis, published by Cambridge University Press on Monday, suggests that two-thirds of the discrepancy in mental illness between heterosexuals and non-heterosexuals disappears when shared environmental and genetic factors are accounted for.

“A large proportion of the disparities is attributable to factors shared by both non-heterosexual and heterosexual persons who are genetically related and reared together,” the study says, adding that such factors “reflect genetic or shared environmental factors present in the families of non-heterosexual persons and also affecting heterosexual members.”

One of the study’s authors and a professor in the Department of Psychology at Northwestern University, Michael Bailey, said that the study challenges the Sexual Minority Stress Theory (SMST), which suggests that the increased depression, anxiety and suicidality that homosexuals face are the result of the group being mistreated.

He said that one 2003 study pointed to SMST, which has been cited 20,000 times, and that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has also funded research into the theory to explain the larger mental health gap between heterosexuals and transgender youth. SMST has been the dominant theory for 30 years, Bailey said. (Read more from “Study Blows Hole In Claim Bullying Drives LGBT Mental Health Problems” HERE)

Over One-Third Of US Counties Are ‘Maternity Care Deserts,’ New Report Finds

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More than one-third of U.S. counties have significant maternity care access gaps, according to a March of Dimes report released Tuesday.

The report found that 34.6% of U.S. counties are currently “maternity care deserts,” home to 2.4 million women of reproductive age and where 149,000 infants are born each year. Women who live in such “deserts”— many of which are in rural areas of the country — travel roughly three times farther to obtain labor and delivery services on average than those living in counties with broader maternity care access.

An additional 3.4 million women and 209,000 infants presently live in U.S. counties that have “low or moderate” maternity care access, according to the report. Meanwhile, over half of U.S. counties do not have a hospital with labor and delivery services, which impacts nearly 370,000 births per year.

“Across the country, families continue to face unnecessary barriers to maternity care with shifting healthcare and policy decisions threatening to widen gaps and weaken essential services,” March of Dimes President and CEO Cindy Rahman said in a statement. “Now is the time to reimagine what maternity care can and should be by building a system that creates healthier beginnings, stronger communities, and better outcomes for generations to come.”

The report also found that obstetric clinician shortages are worse in rural regions of the U.S., where almost 58% of counties do not have obstetric clinicians, compared with about 19% of urban counties. Moreover, an estimated 96 publicly reported labor and delivery unit closures occurred across 35 U.S. states between January 2024 to May 2026, March of Dimes reported. (Read more from “Over One-Third Of US Counties Are ‘Maternity Care Deserts,’ New Report Finds” HERE)

Trump on Potential Emergency Declaration for Midterms: ‘Stranger Things Have Happened’

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President Donald Trump said that “stranger things have happened” when it was suggested that he could declare a national security emergency for elections on Tuesday.

During an interview that aired on Real America Voice’s America Speaks, Wayne Allyn Root posed the idea of declaring a national security emergency for the midterm elections, which Root said would allow for voter identification requirements at the ballot box.

Root pointed to the 1983 Supreme Court ruling of Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Chadha as the reason the president would have the right to declare a national emergency:

Because it’s so hard to get the Senate to do anything— now they’re on recess; they don’t get anything done—if they never get the Save America Act done, you have the right to declare a national security emergency for elections. And the Supreme Court ruled in 1983 under Reagan, INS versus Chadha, that if you declare a national security emergency as the president of the United States, they can’t challenge it. It can only be overturned by a two-thirds vote of both houses of Congress. So if you do this in the next month, we will get photo ID, proof of citizenship and a limit to mail-in ballots.

Trump’s response was brief but noteworthy. (Read more from “Trump on Potential Emergency Declaration for Midterms: ‘Stranger Things Have Happened’” HERE)

Iran Shuffles Military Leaders, Prepares for ‘Prolonged Confrontation’

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Iran’s elusive Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei appointed six new military commanders on Monday, most notably replacing Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) secretary Mohammad Baqer Zolqard with Mohsen Rezaei, a veteran commander of the terrorist Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Radio Free Europe (RFE) noted on Monday that Iranian media had speculated for several days about the fate of Zolqard, who was rumored to have tendered his resignation to the chief executive of the secular wing of the Iranian regime, President Masoud Pezeshkian.

“The president formally chairs the SNSC, but in practice it’s the secretary who wields the greater operational influence, shaping the council’s actions more than the president himself. Even so, neither holds final say since every SNSC decision only becomes binding once the supreme leader signs off,” RFE explained.

Pezeshkian was evasive when asked about the rumors of Zolqard’s resignation, saying on Friday, “there are some differences that we are trying to resolve.”

According to Iranian media reports, Pezeshkian refused to accept Zolqard’s resignation, but the SNSC chief was nevertheless replaced on Monday. His final public act on Sunday was a belligerent declaration that Iran will not negotiate with the United States, or reopen the Strait of Hormuz to international traffic, unless the U.S. met a long list of Iranian demands, including an end to sanctions and paying war reparations. (Read more from “Iran Shuffles Military Leaders, Prepares for ‘Prolonged Confrontation’” HERE)

Mount Everest’s Peak has Ancient Sea Fossils, as Some Hope it Proves Bible Story of Noah’s Ark

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The rock sitting atop the world’s tallest mountain is loaded with ancient sea creature fossils — which some are now claiming proves the Bible story of the floods and Noah’s Ark were real events.

The rocks making up Mount Everest’s summit contain the fossilized remains of ancient marine creatures, proof that the highest point on the planet was once sitting at the bottom of the ocean, according to a 2005 finding by the International Union of Geological Sciences.

Geologists believe the summit’s limestone formed on an ancient seafloor and was later thrust upward to form the massive mountain when two gigantic tectonic plates collided with each other around 55 million years ago.

But a now-viral post has brought the old finding back into the spotlight — and has many pointing to it as proof that the Great Flood described in the Book of Genesis really happened.

“Mount Everest contains marine rocks, proving that the highest point on Earth was once at the bottom of the ocean — doesn’t the Bible mention something about that?” David J. Harris, a right-wing news host for Newsmax, wrote on X in a post that has now garnered over 500,000 views.

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Weed Is Now America’s Most Commonly Used Drug, And The Reason Why May Be Worse Than You Think

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Cannabis-related hospitalizations are climbing as more young Americans appear to be embracing it to cope with how they perceive the state of the world.

Emergency room visits for cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) — cyclical vomiting caused by frequent cannabis use — rose roughly 16% from Oct. 2025 through May 2026, according to a Thursday report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The report comes after the 2025 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) found that approximately 21.4 million people in the U.S. use cannabis daily or near-daily, surpassing the consumption frequencies of roughly 19.9 million cigarette smokers and 17.2 million alcohol drinkers.

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the main compound within cannabis plants which triggers “highs.” Marijuana is a part of the plant with significantly higher concentrations of THC than others. Approximately 33.7% of marijuana users are between the ages of 18-25, according to the SAMHSA’s recent survey.

Multiple studies show that many young people turn to THC to self-medicate for anxiety and depression.

Thirty-four percent of Zoomers, the group of people — also referred to as “Generation Z” — born between 1997 and 2012, reported taking prescription medication for their mental health as of May 2025, whereas 19% reported self-medicating, according to a Harmony Healthcare IT study published in July. (Read more from “Weed Is Now America’s Most Commonly Used Drug, And The Reason Why May Be Worse Than You Think” HERE)

Sudden Death of California Law Student Studying Abroad Linked to Popular Weight Loss Shot

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The sudden death of a California law student, who was found in her London dorm room, has been linked to a popular weight loss drug, an inquest heard.

Josephine Nasr, 19, died of a cardiac arrhythmia in her room at the University of East London in September 2025, an East London Coroner’s Court heard last week, the Daily Mail reported.

The second-year law student studying abroad had been prescribed Tirzepatide by her doctor in California, and an empty vial of the popular weight loss drug was discovered by university staff who found her on Sept. 23, 2025, the outlet reported. . .

The 19-year-old had told her father, George Nasr, her mother Lorin Mansour, and her sister, Anastasia Nasr, that she was feeling nauseous and had been vomiting around 8:30 p.m. that evening, the Mail reported.

Anastasia Nasr, who was concerned her sister was becoming dehydrated from the vomiting, called a private healthcare provider so the college student could get IV fluids, the inquest heard.

But after Josephine Nasr stopped answering, the concerned sibling called the university to do a welfare check — with security staff and a nurse discovering her lying on the bathroom floor. (Read more from “Sudden Death of California Law Student Studying Abroad Linked to Popular Weight Loss Shot” HERE)