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An Obama-appointed federal judge is under intense scrutiny after allegedly approving a Justice Department operation that secretly targeted the private phone data of multiple Republican lawmakers — an action experts say may have violated federal law. According to records obtained by the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chief Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court for … Read more

  Civil rights leaders in Dearborn, Michigan, are accusing the national media of fueling anti-Arab and anti-Muslim sentiment through its coverage of an alleged ISIS-inspired terrorist plot that the FBI says it recently disrupted. According to The Detroit Free Press, activists and local figures—including former Democratic political candidate Nasser Beydoun, the Arab American Civil Rights … Read more

Centenarians Lyle and Eleanor Gittens tied the knot on June 4, 1942. NEED TO KNOW Lyle Gittens, 108, and his wife, Eleanor Gittens, 107, have shared 83 years of marriage. The couple has officially broken a Guinness World Record as the oldest married couple to ever exist. They are parents to three children — one … Read more

Beneath the warm, honeyed light of the Tuscan sun, two of Hollywood’s most famously private stars exchanged vows in a secret ceremony that was as intimate as it was breathtaking. Far from the flashing cameras, insistent paparazzi, and glittering red carpets that usually define their lives, the couple created a world of quiet serenity—a deliberate … Read more

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, according to former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, is at the center of what he describes as a deliberate and cynical plan—one that has left the federal government paralyzed and millions of Americans paying the price. Gingrich argues that Schumer’s true strategy behind the prolonged government shutdown is beginning to unravel, … Read more

For one alleged Maryland pedophile, a dark premonition turned into reality when he walked straight into the path of Chris Hansen — the very man he feared might be waiting for him. The former host of “To Catch a Predator” was on the scene as part of a coordinated sting operation featured on his show … Read more

Veteran journalist Katie Couric admitted on her podcast “Next Question with Katie Couric” Thursday that she no longer attempts to maintain impartiality when reporting on former President Donald Trump. The admission came during a conversation with ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl, who mentioned that Trump had installed a photograph of an autopen — rather than … Read more

Left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, already facing backlash for allegedly using a shock collar on his dog during a live broadcast, stirred further outrage Tuesday night after declaring it was “unfortunate” that the Soviet Union lost the Cold War. Piker’s remark came after he was reportedly denied access to the VIP section at the election night … Read more

Fox Business host Charles Payne argued Wednesday that New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s victory was fueled not by the working class, but by what he described as “pampered” and “entitled” young elites. Speaking on America Reports, Payne pointed to exit polls showing Mamdani performed significantly better among voters earning more than $100,000 a year … Read more