An incident involving gunfire occurred Thursday morning at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, leaving two people injured and the suspected gunman deceased, according to university officials. The situation was reported around 10:50 a.m. inside Constant Hall. Emergency responders transported the injured individuals to a nearby hospital, though details about their conditions were not immediately available. … Read more
BREAKING: Iranian Regime Takes Major Hit: Deputy Intelligence Minister Akbar Ghaffari Eliminated Bill Ackman retweeted breaking news from OSINT sources confirming what Iranian state media itself reported: Akbar Ghaffari, deputy minister of intelligence, has been taken out in recent joint US-Israeli strikes on Tehran. Ghaffari was no minor functionary. He stood at the heart of … Read more
Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States could move toward renewed engagement with Cuba, suggesting that discussions with the Cuban government may be developing. Speaking to reporters, Trump indicated that the country’s leadership has shown interest in negotiations and said his administration is open to exploring possible agreements. During the exchange, Trump praised Marco … Read more
John Cornyn has urged fellow Republicans to reconsider the Senate’s current filibuster rules in order to pass election legislation known as the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act. In an opinion article, Cornyn argued that the bill—often referred to as the SAVE Act—should take priority over maintaining the Senate’s traditional 60-vote threshold for advancing most legislation. … Read more
Eric Swalwell has drawn attention from some Democratic leaders after sharing a story involving a member of his congressional staff. According to Swalwell, the staffer traveled to Colombia to return a hearing aid device to a 6-year-old child who had previously been deported with his mother from the United States. Swalwell said the device had … Read more
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum proudly rejects Trump’s offer to send U.S. troops against cartels Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stood firm in her March 9, 2026, press conference, declaring that Mexico has said “no” to U.S. military intervention on its soil — and she says it “proudly.” Responding to President Trump’s repeated calls for American forces … Read more
Elon Musk just delivered a brutal two-word wake-up call to Senate Majority Leader John Thune: “Not yet.” The exchange came after conservative firebrand Gunther Eagleman blasted Thune for dragging his feet on the SAVE America Act, the critical bill that requires hard proof of U.S. citizenship—like a passport or birth certificate—to register to vote in … Read more
Authorities are investigating a shooting that occurred near the United States Consulate General Toronto early Tuesday morning. According to Toronto Police Service, officers responded to reports of gunfire in the downtown area and later found evidence indicating that a firearm had been discharged. No injuries or property damage were reported, and investigators have not yet … Read more
Recent flight-tracking data shows increased activity involving the U.S. military’s specialized airborne command aircraft, often referred to as “doomsday planes,” as tensions rise following the outbreak of conflict with Iran. Several launches of the E-6B Mercury have been recorded since late February, according to publicly available tracking information. These aircraft are operated by the United … Read more
A political controversy in Minnesota has drawn attention to how taxpayer-funded programs are monitored and managed. The issue centers on payments made to the nonprofit organization Feeding Our Future and decisions by the administration of Tim Walz to resume certain reimbursements connected to a federal child nutrition program. The situation has prompted debate among lawmakers … Read more
