US Will Control Venezuelan Oil Sales ‘Indefinitely,’ Energy Secretary Says
The Trump administration said it will control Venezuela’s oil sales “indefinitely” in the wake of deposed strongman ruler Nicolás Maduro’s capture.
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Media Don’t Want You To Know Anti-ICE Driver In Minneapolis Rammed Agents With Her Car
It didn’t take long, but America’s propaganda media have (unsurprisingly) already begun to whitewash the anti-ICE violence at the heart of a shooting involving U.S. immigration officials.
Shocking Video Captures Fatal ICE Shooting During Minneapolis Protests
An ICE officer fired multiple shots at a driver while standing in front of her car during protests in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Reports: China Expected to Replace Venezuelan Oil with Iranian Crude
Oil industry analysts expect China to replace its oil imports from Venezuela with increased purchases of Iranian crude.
California Billionaires Bolt as Looming Wealth Tax Rattles Tech Elites
As the clock ticks on California’s billionaires facing a proposed wealth tax, some of America’s top business leaders are making strategic moves to leave the Golden State.
Trump Calls for $1.5 Trillion to Build ‘Dream Military,’ Pay Down Debt, Give Dividend to ‘Moderate Income Patriots’
President Donald Trump said the 2027 military budget should be increased to $1.5 trillion.
Dan Bongino Returns to Civilian Life by Trading Brutal Insults With Ex-Lawmaker Matt Gaetz: ‘Piece of S***’
Bongino called Gaetz a ‘phone’ and ‘piece of s***’ after the former congressman pointed out that he had lost three congressional campaigns.
Judge Presiding Over Netanyahu Corruption Case Killed in Highway Collision
Judge Benny Sagi, president of Israel’s Beersheba District Court, who presided over the corruption case against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was killed in a traffic accident.
Trump Kept Venezuela Under Maduro Loyalists After CIA Flagged Opposition Risks: REPORT
A classified U.S. intelligence assessment concluded that top figures within Nicolás Maduro’s regime would be best positioned to maintain short-term stability in Venezuela.
Hegseth: America’s Military Is ‘Already Surpassing’ Last Year’s Recruiting Figures
‘We’re setting new records at the War Department of historic recruitment of men and women wanting to join the ranks,’ said Pete Hegseth.