The spectacle of a police state: Martial Law without a formal declaration of war
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In Trump’s America, the bar for martial law is no longer constitutional—it’s personal.
Search Results for Donald Trump
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Augusta County: Pride Day at county library cancelled by Board of Supervisors
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The Augusta County Library in Fishersville has cancelled a pride event scheduled for Monday at the direction of the Board of Supervisors.
Glenn Youngkin has called out the National Guard for Saturday No Kings Day protests
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin confirmed Friday that he has ordered the Virginia National Guard to be available to stage at weekend No Kings Day protests across the state.
Senator manhandled by Noem’s security team at live TV press conference
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who uses hostages in a prison as a backdrop for photo-ops, is dismissing her staff manhandling a sitting U.S. senator on live TV as the senator being the one guilty of “political theater.”
Bongino’s proposal to move FBI Academy from Quantico ‘raises serious questions’
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FBI leaders are pushing to move the FBI National Academy from headquarters at Quantico, Virginia to Huntsville, Alabama.
Senators express concern over DNI Gabbard’s dismissal of Acting Counsel for ICIG
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DNI Tulsi Gabbard has terminated the Acting Counsel to the office of the Intelligence Community Inspector General and raised “grave concern.”
Mailbag: VPAS, CASA, WWRC respond to questions about potential federal cuts
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Is funding in jeopardy for Valley Program for Aging Services, Court Appointed Special Advocates or the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center?
Arizona: Supreme Court chooses copper mining interests over sacred Apache religion
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Land in central Arizona holds great spiritual value to the Western Apache Indians and is on the world’s third-largest deposit of copper ore.
Harrisonburg: Immigrants rounded up by ICE were covered in dirt, appeared scared
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Eight immigrants went to work in Harrisonburg on Tuesday and didn’t return home after they were hauled away in unmarked vehicles by ICE.
CBO report: House budget knocks 16 million off health insurance rolls
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A new Congressional Budget Office report tells us that the Big, Beautiful Bill passed by the U.S. House last month would push 16 million Americans off the health insurance rolls.
