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Trump to Fetterman: Switch Parties Before Midterms
Headline USA reports Trump told reporters he’d “love to see” Sen. John Fetterman as a Republican, even as Fetterman has publicly rejected switching parties.
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Arkansas hunter’s 6.03‑carat diamond: $1M claim vs $250K estimate
Jack Pearadin says he flipped a pile of washed gravel and exposed a 6.03‑carat diamond on a TikTok livestream at Arkansas’s Crater of Diamonds State Park. “Oh my God! … Holy crap, we got a big one!” he shouted on video, according to reporting adapted from the Associated Press. The stone—roughly the size of a…
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Trump Declares ‘Energy Ceasefire.’ Zelensky: ‘News to Me.’
President Donald Trump claimed both sides agreed to stop hitting energy targets. Volodymyr Zelensky told Axios it was “news to me,” then said Kyiv would pause if Moscow does the same. FT reported U.S. threats to curb aid over refinery strikes.
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No Crime, Big Bill: Watchdog Says Fed Bungled $2.4B Project
A 120-page inspector general report faults the Fed’s Board for cost-management failures on a $2.4 billion renovation but says there’s no basis for a criminal referral.
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Court Records: Sinema’s Ex-Guard Allegedly Ransacked Her Home
NBC News, citing court records, reports a demand, a refusal—and paintings thrown into a pool. A separate lawsuit against Sinema moves forward in North Carolina.
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More than 260,000 Pounds of Cocaine Seized by Coast Guard
Three interdictions in the eastern Pacific—plus a sunk smuggling boat—are the latest actions attributed to Operation Pacific Viper, according to The Center Square and the U.S. Coast Guard.
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Facebook Faces Massive Penalty Fight After Jury Finds It Deceived Users…
A New Mexico jury found Facebook liable under state consumer protection law, leaving a judge to decide potential penalties after the state sought $5,000 per violation.
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Pentagon Can Keep Anthropic’s Claude Out of Defense Work…
A divided federal appeals court said the Defense Department had enough support to treat Anthropic as a supply chain risk, even as a separate court previously faulted the Pentagon in a related dispute.
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Ex-DNC Operative Exposes Kamala’s Celebrity ‘Crowd-Wrangling Bait’
A former Democratic fundraiser is accusing Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign of using celebrity speculation to drive rally attendance, claiming in a new book that the campaign benefited from rumors involving Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny. Lindy Li, described in the source report as a former major DNC fundraiser who raised millions for Joe…
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Exonerated Whitmer Kidnap Defendants Accuse FBI of Building the Case That Ruined Them
Michael and William Null, acquitted in 2023, allege undercover agents and informants pushed the alleged plot forward and left their lives and business damaged.
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Judge Sends Man to Prison After Vinegar Attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar at Minneapolis Town Hall
Anthony Kazmierczak was sentenced to 14 months in prison after prosecutors said he planned to confront the Minnesota Democrat at a public event.
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Convicted Democrat Official Flees to Greece Before Sentencing
Konstantinos “Kosta” Diamantis’ attorney says he’s in Greece and won’t attend court. Prosecutors outlined a boat-to-Bahamas, plane-to-Europe route as officials question what happens next.
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He Was Waterboarded 80+ Times. After 20 Years Without Charges, a Secretive Panel Now Weighs His Release from Gitmo.
Abu Zubaydah, detained since 2002 and at Guantanamo since 2006, appeared at a brief Periodic Review Board hearing as attorneys press for transfer and U.S. officials continue to view him as a security risk.
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‘God‑Awful Job’: Inside the Work of the Miami Cleaning Crew Killed After Cargo Jet Struck Their Van
Lawyers say the Miami plane‑cleaning crew was ending its day when a cargo jet struck their van; investigators report the aircraft ‘appeared to be reconsidering a landing’ before running out of runway.
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BBC Footage Shows Alleged CIA–Saudi Agent Omar al‑Bayoumi at Paintball With Anwar al‑Awlaki—FBI Had It After 9/11. Why No Charges?
BBC publishes video used in 9/11 victims’ lawsuit that appears to undercut Omar al‑Bayoumi’s past denials of meeting Anwar al‑Awlaki; the FBI, which declined BBC comment, received the footage after 9/11, per the broadcaster.
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Dem AGs Planned Trump Lawsuits Months Before Election — Now They’re Fighting to Keep the Emails Hidden
The Center Square reports that Democratic attorneys general began coordinating potential litigation against a second Trump administration in April 2024, while multiple states are denying or delaying access to related public records.
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NYC’s $4 Billion BQE Fix Comes With a Big Unanswered Question: Who Pays?
The Mamdani administration says the aging Brooklyn-Queens Expressway needs urgent rehabilitation, but officials have not identified how the city will cover the estimated $4 billion cost.
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New Fauci Phone Messages Show Private 2021 Miscarriage Concerns as Officials Publicly Reassured Pregnant Women
Sens. Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released additional internal communications from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s COVID-era phone, including messages they say show early private concern about first-trimester vaccination risks.
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FBI Files Reveal Attempt to Flip Swalwell-Linked Christine Fang Before Criminal Probe
Records described by Just the News say the FBI first explored whether Christine Fang could help expose alleged Chinese influence efforts, then opened a criminal probe involving alleged straw donations connected to Eric Swalwell’s campaign.
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Karoline Leavitt Is Leaving the White House—And Trump Is Already Pointing to Her Next Role
The 28-year-old press secretary, who made history in Trump’s second term, said her departure is a “bittersweet” move into a new chapter.
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Fauci Privately Warned about Miscarriage Risk for Pregnant Women Taking COVID Vaccine
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) When Anthony Fauci was leading the federal government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, he frequently touted how the vaccines were safe for pregnant women. But behind closed doors, Fauci apparently had second thoughts behind, according to text messages released from his COVID-era iPhone. The text messages, which Senate investigators obtained earlier…
