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Ugly Pattern Emerges In Mass Shootings In Left-Coast Cities

Ugly Pattern Emerges In Mass Shootings In Left-Coast Cities

Shootings that took place near a pizza restaurant in Tucson, Arizona, and a food festival in Seattle, Washington, occurred in places with a pattern of leniency involving firearm misuse.

Nine people were wounded in a July 19 shooting near Empire Pizza and Pub in Tucson, while three people were killed and four others were wounded during the Bite of Seattle food festival near the city’s iconic Space Needle. However, information after both shootings indicates that these shootings could have been prevented by locking people up for past firearm misuse. (RELATED: Watch Cop Bring Mass Shooter’s Rampage To Screeching Halt)

DOJ Seeks To Deport Afghan Alien In First Alien Terrorist Removal Court Case, Citing Alleged Election-Day Plot

DOJ Seeks To Deport Afghan Alien In First Alien Terrorist Removal Court Case, Citing Alleged Election-Day Plot

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is seeking to deport an Afghan alien after filing the first-ever case in a decades-old Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC), according to a Thursday press release.

Congress created the ATRC in 1996 as part of its Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, a bill aimed at combating international terrorism, according to the Federal Judicial Center. The court had lain dormant prior to the DOJ’s filing this month. The ATRC was designed to allow the government to deport terrorist aliens quickly without disclosing classified information to the public.

Rep. Rich McCormick On His Clash With Fauci, Midterms And Reshaping The Swamp

Rep. Rich McCormick On His Clash With Fauci, Midterms And Reshaping The Swamp

WASHINGTON — Republican Georgia Rep. Rich McCormick sat down with the Daily Caller News Foundation to discuss his viral 2024 confrontation with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the upcoming midterms and his proposal to make the swamp square.

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In an exclusive DCNF interview, the second-term congressman also spoke about his recent vote for the $1.15 trillion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the status of Reconciliation 3.0 , the U.S.’ data center race with China and his plan to end so-called “birth tourism” for good.

‘Did You Guys See That?’: Eagles DC Vic Fangio Makes Hilarious Fauci Joke To Give Us Classic Training Camp Zinger

‘Did You Guys See That?’: Eagles DC Vic Fangio Makes Hilarious Fauci Joke To Give Us Classic Training Camp Zinger

I have another training camp banger for you! And this one involves Fauci!

Just one day following Dr. Anthony Fauci implementing his Fifth Amendment rights over 100 times while at a Capitol Hill hearing, Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio got a kick out of it so much that he tried it out in a training camp press conference Thursday.

Disloyal Careerists Are Still Haunting The Pentagon’s Halls

Disloyal Careerists Are Still Haunting The Pentagon’s Halls

I have served alongside government civilian employees for more than 40 years in varying capacities and watched too many good people in uniform and the civil service choose to not speak out instead of putting the mission first.

Mission first is the standard. What we saw from Pentagon employee Brandon Newsom is a good example — and he is not an isolated case. (RELATED: Biology Matters: Four Republicans Betray Military Readiness)

Debtor Nation: More Americans Going Into Debt Just To Buy Food

Debtor Nation: More Americans Going Into Debt Just To Buy Food

A new survey finds that nearly two-thirds of working-age adults use credit to purchase their groceries, with many finding it increasingly difficult to pay it off.

The survey, published by the Urban Institute in mid-July, was conducted in December and found that low-income families are the most affected by a perceived increase in grocery costs, making the exchange of debt for food appear to be their only option. (RELATED: The Real Reasons Democrats Are Revolting And Why Conservatism Inc. Needs To Wake Up)

Germany’s Landmark Visit To China Amid Trump Tariffs

Germany’s Landmark Visit To China Amid Trump Tariffs

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A New Realism over Partnership 

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang in Beijing on Feb. 25 and agreed to deepen the two countries’ comprehensive “strategic partnership.”

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