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By Nick Arama United Nations Ambassador Mike Waltz sat for an interview on CNN's "State of the Union" with Jake Tapper on Sunday.  There was a moment that was just flat-out funny when Tapper basically begged Waltz to ask Trump to let CNN back into the press pool. 🚨 LMAO!! CNN's Jake Tapper just BEGGED Ambassador Mike Waltz on national TV to ask President Trump to "let CNN back in the pool" for Air Force One and event coverage "Yesterday, the White House barred CNN from pool...I'd ask if you can convey to President Trump to let CNN back… pic.twitter.com/d5NcMf1zPx — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 27, 2026 "Before you go, sir, I just want to note, yesterday, the White House barred CNN from fulfilling our pool assignment on behalf of the five major television networks. As you know, we all pool coverage, and all of our affiliates and subscribers. "And I would just ask if you could please convey to President Trump to let CNN back...

By Kyle Becker The Trump administration is firing back at a viral report by the Daily Wire that ICE would be standing down on deportations of illegal aliens. The Daily Wire's Jennie Taer reported in a "scoop" that ICE officers were told they would not be arresting illegal aliens that were not "criminals" with additional offenses besides illegally entering the country. pic.twitter.com/lLLMhPFJIX — Trackman (@TheeTrackman) September 27, 2026 "SCOOP: ICE officers across the country were told this weekend to stop arresting non-criminals, agency sources tell @realDailyWire," Taer reported. "Now,  ICE may only arrest illegal immigrants with criminal convictions or charges for the time being, said the sources," she continued. "The change also ends so-called 'collateral arrests,' sources said, meaning officers who find a criminal target alongside others in the country illegally may detain only the target." The Daily Wire cit...

By Nicholis Ballasy Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's anti-U.S. vitriol has reached new heights after he suggested he has prepared for a possible military invasion by American forces. "I think you have a responsibility in these roles to look at extreme tail risk," Carney said recently . "That's just risk management. That's not a base case, but it would be irresponsible not to" prepare. According to armedforces.eu , a military database, the United States Armed Forces have about 1,333,030 active-duty troops, while the Canadian Armed Forces have roughly 63,500 active personnel, and U.S. firepower vastly outguns that available to Canada. Canada unhappy with pace of U.S. trade agreements Carney railed against new U.S. tariffs that went into place in the absence of a formal trade deal between the two countries.  "Progress has not been enough to meet our objectives for Canadians. As a result, this evening, I have decided to suspend trade negotiatio...

By The Post Millennial Former NBA player Royce White has said that he wants Rep. Ilhan Omar deported back to Somalia. The comments come after the ex-NBA player made waves last month announcing that he would be eligible for the WNBA after declaring himself to be a transgender woman. He made the comments in an interview with VladTV, where he was asked about his run in politics. White has said that he is running for president after he lost his bid for the US Senate in Minnesota in the Republican primary. Royce White on Ilhan Omar: “I think she should be deported.” pic.twitter.com/0eDoEkXS5H — The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) September 26, 2026 When asked what he thought about Omar, White said, "I think she should be deported." When asked why, he responded, "This is not Mogadishu. Yeah. That's my campaign pitch for my presidential run. ... Don't Mogadishu my America." He went on to talk about the US' intervention in Somalia and added that Omar...

By Matt Margolis New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said something on CNN that Republicans should run in national ads from now until Election Day. During an appearance on CNN International's Amanpour , host Christiane Amanpour pointed out that plenty of Democrats doubt that the country is ready to elect candidates from the socialist left. She asked Mamdani whether his politics could win nationally, and whether the 2026 midterms would be a referendum on the Democratic Socialists of America, as well as on President Donald Trump. "I think this will absolutely translate on a national level," Mamdani told her. "And the reason that I believe that is while we are an exceptional city, it's the greatest city in the world, we also know that the struggles that New Yorkers are facing are the struggles that working class Americans are facing across the country." That answer is the whole story. Mamdani doesn't see his win as a fluke of a deep-blue city with its ow...

By Catherine Salgado Details are slowly trickling out about arrests of suspected terrorists who might have been planning a major explosives attack against Americans at an airbase where pilots took off to strike the Iranian regime. BREAKING First image of the suspected terror cell arrested near RAF Fairford from where U.S. strategic bombers B-52 & B-1B hit Iran The men arrested under the Explosives Act had their clothes taken off to see whether they wore suicide vests pic.twitter.com/dgdNgQc6j1 — Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 27, 2026 BREAKING: Bomb disposal robots have started working on the three white vans used by the suspected terrorist cell that tried to attack RAF Fairford airbase in the UK. U.S. B-52 and B-1B strategic bombers use the base to strike Iran. pic.twitter.com/udkNdq3Mjq — Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 27, 2026 The Daily Mail obtained photos after counterterrorism police in Britain arrested five men and seized three vans after identifying an atte...

By Kyle Becker Former Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is back in the media spotlight. But this time it's not because she's dropping bombs on hapless CNN correspondents who can't get their stories straight. This time, Leavitt was on Sean Hannity's podcast called "Hang Out with Hannity."  It was a cozy interview that had Leavitt retelling a lot of anecdotes. One story must have been fairly painful for the few Brits who remember ex-prime minister Keir Starmer fondly. Karoline Leavitt on Keir Starmer: We were in the UK, enjoying lunch with Keir Starmer, when Trump suddenly started ripping into him over his policies. Trump said: “Your policies here are so stupid. You need to close your borders. You need to deport these people you have in your… pic.twitter.com/SLOHIbuNS4 — Clash Report (@clashreport) September 26, 2026 "How brutally honest will he be with them? How hard will he be on them?" Hannity asked. "Yeah. I mean, with Starmer, I remember...

By Nick Arama CNN has not been handling the media controversy with President Donald Trump well.  As we noted earlier, CNN was spreading yet another bunch of bunk on Friday, claiming "advisors" were encouraging Trump to declare martial law. And they wonder why people don't trust them and don't believe they have any credibility. But they kept going on Saturday as they spoke about Trump's trip to Knoxville, TN, to see the Texas Longhorns vs. Tennessee Volunteers college football game. CNN continues bringing Fake News to its viewers. Fredricka Whitfield claims that "No outlet has been tapped to replace CNN, which means limited coverage of his trip." TRUTH: RAV was tapped to replace CNN and has a publicly available pool feed for ANY network that chooses to… — Real America's Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) September 26, 2026 CNN's Fredricka Whitfield claimed that CNN had been cut off from doing the pool coverage on that trip by the White House and t...

Does the Bible contradict itself? What should you do when someone points to two passages that seem impossible to reconcile? Pastors Carlos and Paul tackle one of the biggest questions Christians and skeptics ask about Scripture. Starting in 2 Timothy 3, they unpack what Christians actually mean when they say the Bible is inspired and trustworthy—and then put those claims to the test. From different Gospel accounts and genealogies to faith versus works and supposed scientific errors, this conversation offers a practical framework for approaching difficult passages without ignoring honest questions. In this episode, you'll learn: • Why the Bible should shape how we see the world • What “God-breathed” Scripture actually means • The difference between a contradiction and a difference • How context, audience, genre, and authorial intent affect interpretation • How to approach alleged numerical, historical, chronological, theological, and scie...

By Ward Clark For some time now, we've been puzzling over the fact that we keep seeing people emerge from manholes in New York City and run away. Wags have dubbed them the "mole people," but there's been no indication who these people are, or what they were doing in the labyrinthine New York underground.  That is, until now. Two of the mole people have been caught, and it turns out that they were looking for gold. Yes, really . The moles want gold! Two nitwit nightcrawlers — including a particularly portly “mole person” — were busted Thursday for diving into a Manhattan manhole in a subterranean quest for precious metals, police and law-enforcement sources said. Cops nabbed Kevin Rodriguez, 26, and Samuel Reveron, 25 – both Venezuelan citizens – near their Queens homes in connection to a surreal pre-dawn Wednesday sewer escapade just steps from the Loews Regency New York on the Upper East Side. This seems more like a side plot in a silly 1980s slapstick comedy mo...