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Trump Names Erika Kirk To Air Force Academy's Influential Board Trump Names Erika Kirk To Air Force Academy's Influential Board
Trump Names Erika Kirk To Air Force Academy's Influential Board President Donald Trump has appointed Erika Kirk, the widow of controversial right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, to a prominent board at the Air Force Academy. Erika Kirk's name was quietly added to the website for the Board of Visitors at the academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The board is made up of 16 members who review conditions at the Air Force Academy and make recommendations to the Secretary of Defense and the President. White House spokesperson Olivia Wales confirmed the appointment on Tuesday, March 10, exactly six months after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed whil…

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by Chris Spiker
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Top Reporter Leaving CBS Amid Newsroom Upheaval To Find 'Some Independence' Top Reporter Leaving CBS Amid Newsroom Upheaval To Find 'Some Independence'
Top Reporter Leaving CBS Amid Newsroom Upheaval To Find 'Some Independence' Prominent justice correspondent Scott MacFarlane is leaving CBS News amid growing criticism over the legacy network's right-wing pivot under new owners and leadership. MacFarlane shared the news in a memo to coworkers that he also posted on LinkedIn on Monday, March 9. MacFarlane joined CBS News in late 2021 after working as an investigative reporter for NBC Washington. In his note, MacFarlane said he was proud of his time at the network. "This is my decision, and I appreciate the bosses at CBS for understanding it," MacFarlane wrote. "I will always value the opportunity I had to work…

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by Chris Spiker
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NFL Legend Ed Reed Goes Off After White House Uses Him In Viral Video: 'I Do Not Approve' NFL Legend Ed Reed Goes Off After White House Uses Him In Viral Video: 'I Do Not Approve'
NFL Legend Ed Reed Goes Off After White House Uses Him In Viral Video: 'I Do Not Approve' Ravens Hall of Fame safety Ed Reed was a legendary ballhawk remembered for his big hits with the "Bullies of Baltimore."  Now, No. 20 is hitting back at the White House. In recent weeks, White House staffers have been taking to social media to post AI-generated videos that were widely spread — and panned — by celebrities who never gave permission for their likeness to be used in recruitment and other videos celebrating the Trump administration. Reed was having none of it when the official X account of the White House shared a video montage of NFL and college football players maki…

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by Zak Failla
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Trump Blasts Former Ally Tucker Carlson: What Triggered Rift Trump Blasts Former Ally Tucker Carlson: What Triggered Rift
Trump Blasts Former Ally Tucker Carlson: What Triggered Rift President Donald Trump has publicly denounced Tucker Carlson, declaring the right-wing commentator is “not MAGA” after Carlson criticized the administration’s ongoing military strikes against Iran. The fallout stems from Operation Epic Fury, a joint US-Israeli strike targeting Iranian leadership and nuclear facilities. Carlson called the operation “absolutely disgusting and evil” on his podcast, arguing it was “Israel’s war” and not in America’s interest. Trump responded during an interview with ABC News on Thursday, March 5, saying “Tucker has lost his way" and "is really not smart enough …

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by Joe Lombardi
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Price Check Panic? Walmart Digital Shelf Tags Should Be Banned By NY Lawmakers, Union Argues Price Check Panic? Walmart Digital Shelf Tags Should Be Banned By NY Lawmakers, Union Argues
Price Check Panic? Walmart Digital Shelf Tags Should Be Banned By NY Lawmakers, Union Argues A major grocery workers’ union is calling on New York lawmakers to quickly ban electronic shelf labels, warning the technology could enable “predatory” pricing practices. The push comes as Walmart accelerates plans to install the digital price tags in all 5,200 of its US stores within the next year, drawing criticism from labor groups who say the technology could allow retailers to exploit shoppers by changing prices instantly. In a statement Friday, March 6, United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW) criticized the move and urged New York officials to act before the tech…

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by Michael Mashburn
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DOJ Releases Missing Epstein Files Detailing Girl's Sexual Abuse Claims Against Trump DOJ Releases Missing Epstein Files Detailing Girl's Sexual Abuse Claims Against Trump
DOJ Releases Missing Epstein Files Detailing Girl's Sexual Abuse Claims Against Trump The Justice Department has released new documents detailing claims that President Donald Trump sexually assaulted a girl in the latest files made public related to notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The new records include summaries of FBI interviews from 2019 that include the accusations from a South Carolina woman. She accused Trump of assaulting her in the 1980s when she was between 13 and 15 years old. The woman told investigators that Epstein brought her to a "very tall building with huge rooms" in New York or New Jersey, where she said Trump sexually assaulted her. "…

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by Chris Spiker
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Voter Cast Ballots In NJ, Philadelphia During 2024 Election: DOJ Voter Cast Ballots In NJ, Philadelphia During 2024 Election: DOJ
Voter Cast Ballots In NJ, Philadelphia During 2024 Election: DOJ A Bethlehem man has been convicted of casting ballots in two states during the 2020 presidential election, while a separate election fraud case involving a Philadelphia woman remains pending, federal prosecutors announced on Wednesday, March 4. Matthew Laiss, 32, was found guilty at trial of voting more than once in a federal election and voter fraud, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Laiss had been registered to vote in Ottsville, Bucks County, from October 2012 until August 2020, prosecutors said. That month, he moved to Frostproof, Florida,…

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by Jillian Pikora
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GOP Scandal: Congressman Ends Re-Election Bid After Fallout Following Staffer’s Death GOP Scandal: Congressman Ends Re-Election Bid After Fallout Following Staffer’s Death
GOP Scandal: Congressman Ends Re-Election Bid After Fallout Following Staffer’s Death Republican Congressman Tony Gonzales says he will not seek re-election following his admission of an extramarital affair with a staffer who died by suicide.  Gonzales, 45, is married with six children and has represented Texas’ 23rd Congressional District since 2021. The congressman admitted to the affair during a radio interview on Wednesday, March 4, calling it a "mistake" and a "lapse in judgment." The staffer, Regina Santos-Aviles, died by suicide in September 2025 by self-immolation. Gonzales claimed her death was unrelated to their relationship, stating she was "thriving" at work…

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by Joe Lombardi
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'Bankrolling Stupidity': States Sue Trump Over New Tariffs After Supreme Court Defeat 'Bankrolling Stupidity': States Sue Trump Over New Tariffs After Supreme Court Defeat
'Bankrolling Stupidity': States Sue Trump Over New Tariffs After Supreme Court Defeat Many Northeast states are among a large group suing President Donald Trump over his newest tariffs, accusing him of trying to bypass a Supreme Court ruling that struck down his earlier duties. The lawsuit from a coalition of 23 states was filed in the US Court of International Trade on Thursday, March 5. The case seeks to declare Trump's latest tariffs illegal and asks the court to require the Trump administration to refund states for costs they have already paid. New York Attorney General Letitia James is among the leaders of the group of attorneys general and…

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by Chris Spiker
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Trump Fires DHS Secretary Noem Amid Wave Of Controversy: Why She Was Removed Trump Fires DHS Secretary Noem Amid Wave Of Controversy: Why She Was Removed
Trump Fires DHS Secretary Noem Amid Wave Of Controversy: Why She Was Removed President Donald Trump has fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem amid growing outrage over his administration's immigration crackdown. Trump will nominate Sen. Markwayne Mullin, an Oklahoma Republican, to lead the Department of Homeland Security. Trump announced Noem's removal in a post on his social media platform Truth Social on Thursday, March 5. Mullin needs to be confirmed by the Senate before taking over as DHS secretary. Trump claimed that Mullin will begin serving in that position on Tuesday, March 31. Noem will be reassigned as "Special Envoy for The Shield of th…

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by Chris Spiker
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Trump Launches Military Operations In Ecuador Amid Iran Attacks: What To Know Trump Launches Military Operations In Ecuador Amid Iran Attacks: What To Know
Trump Launches Military Operations In Ecuador Amid Iran Attacks: What To Know The Trump administration has launched military operations in Ecuador targeting what it claims are "designated terrorist organizations" amid the growing US-Israeli campaign in Iran. US and Ecuadorian forces began joint military operations on Tuesday, March 3, US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) announced in a news release. The attacks targeted suspected drug-trafficking infrastructure and other criminal sites across the South American country. Footage released by SOUTHCOM shows a helicopter lifting off in low light and transporting soldiers during what officials said was the first in a …

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by Chris Spiker
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Trump Reveals Personal Motive Behind Iran Attack: 'I Got Him Before He Got Me' Trump Reveals Personal Motive Behind Iran Attack: 'I Got Him Before He Got Me'
Trump Reveals Personal Motive Behind Iran Attack: 'I Got Him Before He Got Me' President Donald Trump has tied the United States-Israeli military strike that killed Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to Iranian-backed assassination plots against him. Speaking with ABC News this week, Trump said, “I got him before he got me. They tried twice... Well, I got him first." The strike on Khamenei and other key Iranian leaders, part of Operation Epic Fury, targeted Iranian leadership and nuclear facilities on Saturday, Feb. 28.  Trump characterized the strike as both a strategic and personal victory, telling ABC News, "I had to act before they could.” Trump’…

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by Joe Lombardi