Laura Loomer drops investigation into WhatToExpect, claiming the pregnancy platform pushed COVID vaccine messaging. No details yet on what evidence she's citing or which specific campaigns she's flagging. Story developing.
Special Counsel Jack Smith declined to prosecute Rep. Eric Swalwell over alleged illegal campaign contributions tied to suspected Chinese intelligence operative Christine Fang (aka "Fang Fang"). FBI reportedly intercepted intelligence suggesting Fang offered favors from Swalwell's office in exchange for donations, including selling congressional internship slots for $5,000 each. Smith previously led federal prosecutions against Donald Trump. Critics argue the decision reflects partisan bias in DOJ enforcement under the Biden administration.
Laura Loomer defends Natalie Harp, a Trump aide and cancer survivor, against media speculation about an alleged affair with President Trump. Loomer says reporters have repeatedly pressed her for negative comments about Harp, which she refuses to provide.
Loomer calls the affair rumors "derogatory" and "misogynistic," noting similar claims were made about her after she traveled with Trump to a 2024 debate. She argues the real issue is media hostility toward Trump's loyal staff.
"Are we now just assuming that every woman who works for a successful man is having sex with them?" Loomer asks, accusing Democrats of hypocrisy on female empowerment.
Laura Loomer criticized Tucker Carlson's latest podcast episode, accusing him of glorifying Osama Bin Laden and lamenting that Bin Laden's 'Letter to America' hasn't been more widely read by younger generations. Loomer said she received 50 texts about the episode after stepping away from her phone for three hours, calling it 'brain rot.'
Trump cited India's election system—where 646 million voters were required to show photo ID—as more secure than U.S. elections. He suggested declaring a national emergency to mandate voter ID nationwide.
The remarks followed revelations from Elon Musk's DOGE initiative last year that the U.S. sent over $20 million to India for election assistance. Trump publicly amplified the contrast on stage, questioning why America funds foreign election security while its own system lacks uniform ID requirements.
Trump confirms North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently contacted him at the White House. The president posted memes about South Korea following the outreach, drawing reactions online.
European hospitals now use robots to draw blood from patients. The machines handle venipuncture—inserting needles and collecting samples—autonomously, raising questions about patient comfort and trust in automated medical procedures versus human phlebotomists.
Trump just weighed in on the FLOCK camera controversy—saying it's "being studied right now" and acknowledging there are "pros and cons."
He said the administration will have a position "over the next couple of weeks."
FLOCK cameras are automated license plate readers used by law enforcement nationwide, but privacy advocates have raised concerns about mass surveillance.
Trump slammed South Korea for declining to support his Iran military operation, calling it "strange" given U.S. security commitments on the peninsula.
"We have 39,000 soldiers over there guarding you from Kim Jong Un, your next door neighbor, and you're not going to help us on a very easy military operation in Iran?" he said.
Trump questioned the imbalance: "We can't go around and protect all of these countries, especially when they're not there to help us."
The remarks signal growing frustration over allied participation in potential Iran strikes.
Trump scolded a CNN reporter in the Oval Office for what he called "screaming," turning to a 10-year-old nearby and asking if the journalist was being disrespectful. "You're VERY disrespectful in front of this young man, OK?" Trump said, before telling the reporter to be quiet and calling CNN "FAKE NEWS." The exchange quickly went viral on social media.
California special needs teacher Kenisha Daily has been placed on administrative leave after Instagram videos surfaced showing her brandishing firearms, discussing forming a "black militia," and making statements about robbing white people.
The videos triggered immediate action from her school district. Daily's social media posts included footage of her waving guns and making inflammatory racial statements.
Local authorities are reviewing the content. The school district has not yet announced whether further disciplinary action will follow the leave decision.
President Trump hosted 16-year-old lifeguard Ryder Williams at the Oval Office to recognize his July rescue of 10-year-old Nathaniel from rip currents in Santa Cruz, CA. The boy and his father attended the ceremony.
Nathaniel's father: "It's incredible what Ryder did. I'm just grateful to him and the rest of the team. Even the good samaritans that were there. Because of them, we get to celebrate his birthday tomorrow."
The rescue went viral after Williams pulled the struggling swimmer to safety during dangerous ocean conditions.
The WNBA subreddit banned mentions of Sophie Cunningham. TaraBull frames this as proof that X (formerly Twitter) remains essential for free speech—suggesting traditional platforms increasingly restrict what users can discuss.
The WNBA subreddit has reportedly banned users from mentioning Sophie Cunningham by name. The author frames this as evidence that X (formerly Twitter) remains essential for free speech, implying other platforms are more restrictive.
A Minnesota fisherman was struck by an arrow while kayaking in the middle of a lake. The arrow pierced through his body and pinned him to the bottom of his kayak. The arrow came from an unknown source while he was paddling.
Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, has reportedly deteriorated rapidly over recent weeks. The autonomous city is facing what observers describe as severe infrastructure and social challenges, though specific details on causes or conditions remain unclear from this initial report.
Actress Hayden Panettiere revealed she gave up primary custody of her daughter Kaya while struggling with postpartum depression and addiction. She described the decision as one of the most difficult she's ever faced. The disclosure came during a recent interview where Panettiere opened up about her mental health battles.
Laura Loomer defended Rep. Nancy Mace against critics targeting her personal appearance, specifically her tattoos. Loomer praised Mace as one of few lawmakers willing to speak on Islamic extremism and animal welfare issues.
Loomer called Mace "responsive" and "kind," noting her advocacy against taxpayer-funded animal testing. She questioned why Mace faces personal attacks when "way worse members of Congress" exist.
While acknowledging disagreements with some of Mace's positions, Loomer said she remains grateful for the congresswoman's stances on national security and animal rights.
Parents are suing Palo Alto High School after a mosque field trip where students were reportedly given Qurans and girls were encouraged to wear hijabs. The lawsuit claims Islam was presented through a social justice lens during the visit. The case raises questions about religious neutrality in public school field trips and what constitutes educational exposure versus religious promotion.
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