The next interrogation for Anthony Fauci, the ex-chief of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and once Joe Biden's key COVID-19 pandemic adviser, appears to be lining up.
Last week he appeared before a U.S. Senate committee and,
Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed had been the newly picked Democrat party nominee for U.S. Senate from Michigan for only hours when startling charges about improper connections and cash arose.
El-Sayed’s campaign had taken in more than $115,000 from people “who work for or have held leadership roles with the Council on American-Islamic Relations,” according to a Fox News report.
The problem with that?
CAIR has been designated a terrorist organization by the United Arab Emirates and formally designated or labeled as such in Florida and Texas.
CAIR, the politically active organization promotion Islam throughout America, in fact, was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation terror-funding trial
A few years back, during Joe Biden’s tenure in the White House when Catholics and other Christians seemed often to be in the bull’s-eye of his pro-abortion, pro-transgender, pro-leftist ideologies, the FBI’s Richmond office came up with a memo.
It identified “radical traditionalist Catholics” as potential domestic violent extremists. Terrorists, in fact.
The disastrous claims triggered a congressional investigation, a review by the Department of Justice’s Inspector General and widespread comments about the religious profiling active under Biden’s regiome.
It was “withdrawn,” officials confirmed, for not meeting bureau “standards.”
But now the full truth of the matter is being revealed. It seems that the FBI’s claims were based on sourcing from the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center, which agents at the time apparently were treating as a government agency.
The SPLC now, in fact, is under indictment for a number of counts
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the National Firearms Act (NFA) no longer applies to suppressors and other items whose taxes were reduced to $0 in July 2025.
United States District Judge James Wesley Hendrix of the Northern District of Texas, a Trump appointee, granted a motion for summary judgment from attorneys representing the Silencer Shop Foundation Wednesday. In the 66-page opinion, Hendrix said that because taxes on suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns and other items had been reduced to $0 by legislation signed by President Donald Trump in July 2025, the registration and paperwork imposed by the NFA exceeded Congress' authority under the taxation power.
"In 2025, Congress eliminated the NFA's transfer and making taxes for four categories of firearms: short-barreled shotguns, short-barreled rifles, silencers, and a final, defined group of miscellaneous firearms," Hendrix wrote. "Because today's NFA does not generate any revenue from untaxed firearms, its regulatory provisions cannot be upheld under the taxing power. And there is no sign in the NFA's text, structure, or statutory history that Congress invoked any other
RFK Jr., the chief of the nation’s Department of Health and Human Services, has announced the decertification of “Network for Hope,” an organ procurement company working in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia.
The group, which sought to obtain organs and then deliver them for transplant procedures, was cited for “extensive” patient safety failures.
In one case cited by Kennedy, a patient was on an operating room table and was showing awareness of his situation with the procurement company pushing for completion of the harvesting.
Surgeons refused and that man remains alive today because of their decision.
Kennedy said the organization put patients on organ donation pathways “who never should have been there,” and sometimes the donation procedures continued even though the patients were not appropriate organ donors.
.@SecKennedy announces
A U.S. Senate committee on Thursday voted 8-5 to hold Anthony Fauci, once the chief of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and Joe Biden’s key COVID-19 pandemic adviser, in contempt of Congress.
An immediate referral to the Department of Justice for a formal investigation and possible criminal charges was expected.
It was a vote in the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs committee that put Fauci, whose contempt for the American public already was in evidence through the release of a diary he kept on government computers, in the position of facing possible legal consequences.
President Donald Trump has come to the rescue of a toddler heading toward possible trouble.
He prevented the little one from getting too close to the edge of a stage, and possibly falling, during a news conference in Las Vegas regarding his administration’s Trump Accounts and other issues.
WATCH:
"I don't want him to be Biden and fall off this stage."
— Fox News (@FoxNews) August 5, 2026
President Trump stops a young child from wandering off the stage during an event in Las Vegas — quipping that he doesn't want a stumble like the former president's. pic.twitter.com/uzINpKxCyK
He stepped in to stop the little
One more humiliation has hit a woman who slapped a teen for wearing MAGA clothing.
The news about the attack by Kaitlyn Tracey, 33, of Canada, on a girl on a Jersey Shore boardwalk over the July 4th holiday hit headlines because surveillance footage showed her hitting a teen on the shoulder, then slapping her across the face.
For wearing MAGA slogans.
She originally was accused of endangering the welfare of a child, simple assault, harassment and obstruction.
She pleaded guilty during a hearing on Tuesday to simple assault, and other charges were dropped. Her sentence of one day in jail was satisfied by the time she spent behind bars after turning herself in after a warrant was issued for her arrest.
However, she was ordered deported as she was inside the United States
Melat Kiros, who booted longtime Denver Democrat, 15-term leftist Dianna DeGette, from her seat in Congress during her party’s primary just weeks ago, is an immigrant from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, who turned herself into a member of America’s elite with her law degree from Notre Dame, her pursuit of a “Public Affairs Ph.D.” in Denver and whose advocacy includes reparations, universal income and equity.
She already has on her resume getting fired from an influential law firm in New York for her work pushing pro-Palestinian talking points.
Her candidacy is based on components that would be found in communism, such as Medicare for all, abolishing ICE, universal childcare controlled by the government, workers’ “rights,” and federal control of housing.
Now she’s pushed her agenda to demand “socialism” to an extreme, insisting that “socialism” actually is “More American” than capitalism, actually, more than anything.
The Administration for Children and Families is overhauling a federal low-income childcare program to include less regulation and lower administrative costs, while increasing the number of spots available.
The notice of proposed rulemaking, titled "Reducing Federal Burden for Head Start Programs," slashes the 130-page regulations governing the Head Start program to just 10 pages. The administration says the changes to the program will reduce costs and save $2.2 billion.
Created in 1965, the program serves low-income families by providing early education and health programs for pregnant women, infants, toddlers, and preschool children.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s uncle, Sargent Shriver, founded Head Start, but Kennedy feels
NewsGuard claims its factchecking is "apolitical," but PragerU accuses the organization of forcing a leftist narrative onto children.
NewsGuard is an organization that claims to find reliable information for enterprises and consumers and now features an AI tool that just became free to students. According to its website, the chatbot delivers "reliable responses to prompts" using information from "rigorously vetted" journalists.
The organization uses a process that ranks informational websites on a 0-100 credibility scale. If a website scores below 60, users are advised to "proceed with caution" because of concerns about reliability. In 2021, PragerU was given a score of 57 percent.
PragerU is a nonprofit organization that promotes conservative and American values through educational videos. PragerU CEO Marissa Streit argued that the low score
