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09/23/2026

Nolan Wells case: no charges. Explained.

09/22/2026

SHOCKER: A REPUBLICAN is moving to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — over the Iran war.

Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky read articles of impeachment against Hegseth on the House floor this week, accusing him of "high crimes and misdemeanors" for waging the Iran war without congressional approval.

Massie says Hegseth violated the War Powers Resolution of 1973 by engaging in hostilities in Iran for more than 90 days without Congress's blessing. His resolution carries EIGHT articles — including ignoring Congress's orders to end the war, civilian casualties, extrajudicial strikes on suspected drug boats, the capture of Venezuela's former president, unlawful military action in Yemen, and retaliating against critics.

The White House is standing by Hegseth. Attorney General Todd Blanche called him "phenomenal," and the Pentagon said the department is "unified behind the Secretary's vision."

Massie lost his GOP primary in May to a Trump-backed challenger — but he's using his final months in Congress to force a vote that puts Republicans in a brutal spot just weeks before the midterms, with the Iran war now in its seventh month and deeply unpopular.

This is the SECOND impeachment effort against Hegseth this year — House Democrats tried back in April.

Will Republicans protect Hegseth — or will the war's unpopularity crack the party? Drop your take below.

09/22/2026

THIS IS HILARIOUS: Trump is reportedly upset that nobody is thanking him enough — for anything — and honestly, the timing could not be better for the rest of us.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Trump expressed deep frustration to advisers in a closed-door Oval Office meeting that prominent figures in Washington hadn't publicly thanked him for trying to overhaul the Kennedy Center.

Read that again.

He's upset that people aren't grateful enough for his attempt to put his own name on a national memorial.

And it goes well beyond that.

The Journal reports Trump has been privately complaining that he doesn't have enough political allies defending him on television and making the case for his second-term achievements. Genuinely wishing his own cheerleading squad were louder.

His frustration reportedly hit a boiling point on Friday, when his aide showed him clips of anchors criticizing his administration. Hours later, he banned three news outlets from the White House entirely, apparently hoping that would fix his coverage problem.

One senior administration official reportedly reacted to the ban with exasperation, saying it would do little to actually improve things.

Meanwhile, the rest of the country isn't exactly rolling out the red carpet.

The Supreme Court blocked his push to restrict mail-in voting in the midterms — and he lashed out, saying the justices who opposed him were "not the people I interviewed."

His own pick to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, joined his colleagues in voting to RAISE interest rates — over the president's objections.

Even Donald Trump Jr. had to reimburse a Russian businessman over the wedding afterparty scandal.

So while Trump waits around for applause that isn't coming, everyone else is busy pushing back, organizing, and holding him accountable.

That's not a coincidence.

That's what happens when people stop clapping.

09/19/2026

9/11 facts you probably didn’t know. Explained. 🇺🇸

09/16/2026

Public money for child care is supposed to serve real children, not invented enrollment and empty rooms. When verification is weak, fraud becomes a business model—and taxpayers pay the price. Every dollar lost to abuse is money that should have supported families who actually need care.

A system that issues large payments with little proof of attendance invites abuse. Operators can collect millions while providing little or no actual care, while weak enforcement leaves the door wide open. That is a failure of oversight, not a reason to abandon legitimate child-care programs.

Charges are only the first step. Recovering the funds, tightening eligibility and attendance rules, and holding those who exploited the programs accountable is how government protects children, taxpayers, and the public treasury.

09/16/2026

9/11 facts you probably didn't know. Explained. 🇺🇸

09/16/2026

JUST IN: Trump says the White House was falling apart and his renovations saved it. The White House is more than a residence. It's a national landmark, a working office, and a symbol that belongs to every American.

Historic preservation is rarely glamorous, but delaying maintenance only breeds a bigger, more expensive problem down the road. The standard is simple — does the work protect the building, respect its history, and happen in the open. Do you support preserving the White House through timely renovation?

09/16/2026

THIS IS HUGE: A record number of House Republicans just turned on Trump, joining every voting Democrat to pass a resolution demanding he end the war with Iran.

Seven Republicans crossed the aisle Tuesday night, nearly doubling the four who broke ranks back in July. Reps. Thomas Massie, Brian Fitzpatrick, Warren Davidson, Tom Barrett, Nancy Mace, Mariannette Miller-Meeks, and Zach Nunn all joined Democrats to pass the measure 220 to 204.

This is the largest bipartisan defection against Trump's war since it began, and it's the third real blow his administration has taken on Iran this year. The resolution, led by Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton, demands Trump terminate the use of U.S. forces against Iran. It's symbolic — no force of law, no veto involved. But symbolism matters when it keeps happening again and again. This is the sixth time the House has taken up an Iran war powers resolution since the conflict began.

Republicans crossing over argue the original 60-day War Powers Resolution window expired months ago, meaning continued military action has zero congressional authorization. The administration and most of the GOP disagree, insisting Trump is acting fully within his constitutional authority as commander in chief. But the number climbing from four to seven in just months tells its own story. Support inside Trump's own party for this war is eroding, not holding.

This same growing frustration is fueling something bigger. Rep. Massie has now filed formal articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing the same unauthorized war-making concerns driving these repeated votes. Seven Republicans just went on the record against their own president's war. That number is only getting bigger.

09/13/2026

09/13/2026

TRUMP LANDS IN IRELANDAND GETS TERRIBLE GREETING BY THE LOCALS