Postal Inspector Faces Prison Over Theft

A federal law officer sworn to protect seniors from fraud has admitted stealing their cash instead.Story SnapshotFormer U.S. Postal Inspector Scott Kelley pleaded guilty to stealing over $340,000 from elderly lottery scam victims’ mail.Prosecutors...
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Scientists Salivate Over Rocket Crash

A spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage on a predictable, tightly modeled trajectory is about to carve a small new crater into the Moon—an...
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Near-Birth Abortions: Who Stops This?

Massachusetts lawmakers have voted to let doctors approve abortions at any point in pregnancy, with almost all late-term limits stripped from state law.Story SnapshotMassachusetts Bill H.5595 removes the state’s 24-week limit and all specific medical criteria for late-term abortions.Under the bill, abortions after 24 weeks can be performed whenever a physician decides it is appropriate, including for viable babies near birth.The measure bans hospital review boards from overruling a doctor’s decision and relaxes reporting and facility requirements.The legislature has sent the bill directly to Governor Maura Healey, who supports broad abortion access, for her signature.What H.5595 Changes About Late-Term...
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Feds Raided — Now Chicago Wants Payday

Chicago voters will decide this November whether the city should demand cash from the federal government over immigration raids carried out under President Trump's administration.Story SnapshotChicago's City Council approved a November ballot question asking if the city should seek federal compensation for costs tied to immigration enforcement.Mayor Brandon Johnson pushed the measure after "Operation Midway Blitz," a federal enforcement surge that began in September 2025.The question asks if Chicago should recover money for lost tax revenue, public safety costs, and services to affected families.Critics call it a taxpayer-funded reparations scheme dressed up as a policy survey.What The Ballot Question...
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Ethics Alarm Blares—Leaders Look Away

When senior lawmakers dismiss detailed domestic abuse allegations against a colleague as “a family matter,” they reveal as much about modern political risk management...
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The Iran Trip Everyone Interprets Differently

The real issue with Max Blumenthal’s Iran coverage is not whether he traveled there; it is that a reporting trip can be recast as either journalistic reconstruction or political legitimization, depending on how much weight one gives to venue, framing, and quoted language.Intro HeaderBlumenthal’s Iran visit is not in dispute; multiple records describe it as a press-visa reporting trip and a Washington “report back” from Iran.The controversy turns on what he said afterward, especially a reported portrayal of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the Islamic Republic in overtly affirming terms.The evidence supplied here supports the existence of the trip and...
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Tomahawk Armory Vanishes—Replacements Not Ready

The U.S. Navy is set to retire four submarines that together can fire more Tomahawk missiles than most of the rest of the fleet combined, and no single new submarine can replace even one of them.Story SnapshotFour Ohio-class guided-missile submarines, each carrying up to 154 Tomahawk missiles, are being retired between 2026 and 2028.Their replacement, the Virginia-class submarine with a Virginia Payload Module, carries only about 12 to 40 Tomahawks per boat.Reports differ on the exact missile total lost, with figures ranging from 600 to 2,080 depending on how "capacity" is counted.The Navy says it is speeding up construction...
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Secret Service Scrambles After Tehran Chants

At the funeral of Iran's slain Supreme Leader, massive crowds in Tehran unfurled banners reading "Hey Trump, we will kill you" — and the...
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Data Showdown: SNAP Fraud Exposed?

The Trump Justice Department is hauling four blue states into court for stonewalling vital fraud-fighting data from the federal food stamp program.Story SnapshotJustice Department lawsuits target Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota for refusing to share five years of food stamp data.Federal officials say data from 28 other jurisdictions already exposed billions in overpayments and fraud that taxpayers have been funding.Blue-state officials claim the demand is “unprecedented” and illegal, raising privacy and immigration-enforcement fears.A prior court ruling blocked penalties on noncompliant states, setting up a major showdown over data, fraud, and government power.Trump DOJ Moves to Crack Down on SNAP...
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Hundreds Of Strikes—Did War Just Start?

The United States has now hit hundreds of targets deep inside Iran in the name of “protecting shipping,” raising new fears that a limited conflict has quietly turned into a wider, open-ended war.Story SnapshotU.S. forces have struck more than 300 Iranian military targets in just three nights, with operations now reaching far inside Iran’s territory.Central Command says the goal is to “degrade” Iran’s ability to attack commercial ships and civilian mariners in the Strait of Hormuz.President Trump and Pentagon officials are also using the strikes as leverage in talks, calling them “coercive diplomacy” aimed at forcing Iran to accept...
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