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Democrats Continue To Lie About Minneapolis ICE Shooting

The Brand New Food Pyramid

The Brand New Food Pyramid With Admiral Brian Christine, Assistant Secretary for Health at the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services.

Mondays With Maguire: The Minnesota Woman Is The New Maryland Man

Mondays With Maguire: The Minnesota Woman Is The New Maryland Man With Erin Magure, Republican Strategist.

US launches new strikes against ISIS in Syria

The United States has launched another round of retaliatory strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria following a deadly ambush last month that killed two U.S. soldiers and an American civilian interpreter. The assaults, ordered by the Trump administration, hit multiple ISIS positions across the country and involved partner forces, including the Jordanian military. According to U.S. Central Command, the strikes took place Saturday afternoon and are part of an ongoing operation dubbed Operation Hawkeye Strike, named in response to the December attack near Palmyra that left Sgt. Edgar Brian Torres-Tovar, Sgt. William Nathaniel Howard and interpreter Ayad Mansoor Sakat dead. Central Command said the strikes targeted ISIS infrastructure and reiterated that attacks on American personnel will be met with force. The U.S. has coordinated with regional partners as part of its broader counterterrorism mission in Syria. Protests and broader regional dynamics continue to unfold as the U.S. maintains its military presence in the region and works with allies to prevent future extremist attacks.

Virginia man pleads not guilty in Jan. 6 pipe bomb case

A Virginia man has pleaded not guilty to federal charges accusing him of planting pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters just hours before the January 6 Capitol riot. Brian J. Cole Jr. entered the plea during a brief hearing on Friday. He faces two counts of transporting and attempting to use explosives. Prosecutors say Cole confessed to placing the devices, which authorities say could have caused serious harm, ahead of the mob attack on the Capitol. The case remains under investigation and continues in federal court.

Death toll in Iran protests tops 500, Tehran threatens retaliation

Iran on Sunday warned it would retaliate against U.S. military bases and Israel if President Donald Trump were to carry out his repeated threats to intervene in the country to protect protesters. The announcement comes as nationwide demonstrations in Iran have left more than 500 people dead, according to human rights activists. The protests, which began over rising prices in late December, have grown into broader anti-government demonstrations against the clerical leadership that has ruled since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Iranian authorities accuse the U.S. and Israel of encouraging the unrest, while social media videos, shared despite an internet blackout, show large crowds continuing to gather in Tehran. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf issued a warning to Trump, stating that any attack on Iran would make U.S. bases and Israel “legitimate targets” for retaliation. President Trump responded on social media, saying the U.S. “stands ready to help” Iranians seeking freedom. Meanwhile, exiled opposition figure Reza Pahlavi urged Iranians to “not abandon the streets,” highlighting the ongoing uncertainty about the level of support he commands inside the country.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faces criminal indictment from DOJ

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the Department of Justice has served the central bank with grand jury subpoenas and is threatening him with a criminal indictment related to his testimony before Congress, escalating tensions between the Fed and the Trump administration. Powell disclosed the subpoenas in a video statement Sunday night, saying the legal threat stems from his June testimony before the Senate Banking Committee about the Federal Reserve’s building renovation project and broader disagreements over the Fed’s interest rate decisions. Powell described the potential indictment as “unprecedented” and said it should be viewed in the context of ongoing pressure from the administration. The move marks a rare and dramatic confrontation between the Justice Department and the nation’s central bank, which traditionally operates with strong independence from political influence. Powell framed the threat of charges as a response to the Fed’s decisions on monetary policy rather than genuine legal issues with the renovation project. Financial markets have reacted to the news, with stock futures and the dollar weakened on Monday as investors weighed the implications for the Fed’s autonomy and U.S. economic policy. This development adds a new chapter to an ongoing dispute between Powell and President Trump, who has publicly criticized Powell for not cutting interest rates more aggressively. The Justice Department has not publicly commented on the specifics of the investigation

More ICE agents heading to Minnesota

The Department of Homeland Security is sending hundreds of additional federal officers to Minnesota following nationwide protests over the fatal shooting of Renée Good last week. The deployment comes as demonstrations continue in Minneapolis and other cities, with protesters condemning federal immigration enforcement tactics and calling for accountability in the shooting. DHS officials say the additional personnel are being sent to support and protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents already operating in the state. The shooting occurred during an immigration enforcement operation and has sparked widespread outrage. Federal officials have said the agent involved acted in self-defense, though local leaders and activists have questioned that account and are calling for greater transparency. Minnesota authorities have opened an investigation into the incident. Protests in Minneapolis have drawn thousands, and similar demonstrations have been reported across the country. Local officials have expressed concern that an expanded federal presence could further inflame tensions rather than restore calm. DHS has not said how long the additional officers will remain in Minnesota, but the agency says it will continue enforcement operations as protests and investigations continue.

Liberals Don't Want Illegal Immigration Fixed

Liberals Don't Want Illegal Immigration Solved

Footage Shows ICE Agent's POV of Shooting

What is the "Donroe" Doctrine?

What Is The "Donroe" Doctrine?

The Economy Is Turning Around

Ayatollah Ignores Trump's Warnings

Ayatollah Ignore's Trump's Warnings

Democrats Want Chaos In The Streets

Democrats Love Chaos

Law and Order Now!

Today, Josh addresses the nationwide protests and lawlessness sparked by the fatal shooting of a woman by an ICE agent during a federal enforcement operation in Minneapolis, which has ignited demonstrations in multiple cities. He explains why, as a country founded on law and order, we cannot accept mob justice or attacks on federal officers and why community leadership in places like Minnesota has helped fuel the crisis. Josh then shifts to foreign policy, breaking down why the Trump Administration’s continued discussions about purchasing Greenland are not as far-fetched as critics claim, and why the idea makes strategic sense. He also covers the escalating protests in Iran, what they mean for U.S. interests, and why the president is right to monitor the dangerous situation as demonstrations continue to build in intensity.