By Topwar Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, have been brought to a New York court. This refers to the Manhattan court…
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By Jake An unidentified man was arrested early Monday after allegedly smashing windows at Vice President JD Vance’s Cincinnati home, authorities said. The suspect was…
Loyalists scour Caracas for signs of dissent and celebration of US raid By Susie Coen A Caracas highway is choked with cars. But far…
By Matt Vespa It’s not shocking that some clown from Rolling Stone did this, but here we are. Seth Harp decided to doxx the commander…
The suspect accused of attacking Vice President JD Vance’s home has been identified as a transgender individual and the son of prominent Democratic donors. The case has reignited debate over political extremism, accountability, and media silence.
ICE has launched a sweeping investigation into a suspected $9 billion daycare and benefits fraud scheme in Minneapolis. City and state leaders now face mounting scrutiny over enforcement failures.
Seattle leadership is moving to halt arrests for open-air drug use, instead directing police to diversion programs opposed by officers and outreach groups alike. Critics warn the policy will worsen addiction, crime, and deaths on city streets.
A Maine mother is asking the Supreme Court to decide whether public schools can secretly facilitate a child’s gender transition without parental consent. The case raises a fundamental question about parental rights, secrecy, and who truly has authority over children.
Democrat Senate hopeful Graham Platner marched in solidarity with Maine’s Somali community alongside an activist tied to a nonprofit under federal fraud investigation. The case mirrors Minnesota’s massive Somali-linked aid scandals now drawing national scrutiny.
In a media landscape full of noise, few stories cut as deep as the recent arrest of Nicolás Maduro. This episode of Caravan to Midnight delivers an unfiltered analysis of Venezuela’s descent into narco-statehood and the U.S. operation that dismantled a criminal regime from within — based on firsthand insights from retired military intelligence experts.
By Andres Martinez-Fernandez In the early hours of Jan. 3, elite U.S. military forces crossed into Venezuelan territory in a highly sophisticated and coordinated operation, capturing…
They knew all along. By Daniel Greenfield The fraud didn’t start in Minnesota. It started before they even got here. While almost everyone by now…
By Noah Report Donald Trump was able to watch the entire operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan Dictator Nicolás Maduro. "I've never seen…
Finland is combating disinformation by teaching media and AI literacy starting in preschool. The strategy aims to protect democracy from propaganda and fake news.
Venezuela’s Supreme Court ordered Delcy Rodríguez to assume the presidency as explosions struck Caracas and the Maduro regime declared a national emergency.
Widespread protests are shaking Iran as economic collapse, sanctions, and nuclear tensions strain the regime. Unrest grows amid threats from the U.S. and regional setbacks.
A beloved Raleigh school teacher was brutally murdered in her home by a career criminal with a long arrest record. The case has sparked renewed anger over judicial decisions that allowed the suspect back on the streets.
A California CEO armed with a samurai sword is offering rapid squatter removal services as homeowners struggle with stalled courts and weak laws. His controversial operation highlights the growing squatting crisis in deep-blue cities like San Francisco.