Jack Smith targeted Senators and Tech companies linked to the Republican Party

Grassley: Biden’s DOJ Issued 197 Subpoenas Targeting Conservative Groups Like TPUSA

Subpoenas obtained through whistleblowers show wide-ranging surveillance of GOP official

WASHINGTON — Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) revealed Wednesday that the FBI and former Special Counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed records on hundreds of Republican lawmakers, staffers, and conservative groups — including Turning Point USA and the Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA) — as part of a sweeping 2022 investigation known as “Arctic Frost.”

At a Capitol Hill press conference, Grassley announced that 197 subpoenas, recently made public, expose a Justice Department probe that extended far beyond its publicly stated scope. The documents show requests for information on over 430 individuals and entities — all reportedly linked to the Republican Party.

Among the organizations named were Turning Point USA and RAGA, along with current and former staff to President Donald Trump, such as Dan Scavino and Peter Navarro.

Video from Grassley’s briefing showed that subpoenas were issued to financial institutions and Apple, seeking communications and metadata tied to Trump and even the “January 6th Prison Choir.”

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Trump’s Permian Basin gamble faces its biggest test

Oil executives spill the beans on what happens to prices in 2026

Biden nearly destroyed America’s energy independence.

Trump rescued it in record time.

And oil executives just revealed one stunning prediction about 2026 that changes everything.The heart of American oil country just delivered news nobody in Washington, D.C. saw coming.

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth sat down with FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo in the middle of the Permian Basin and dropped a truth bomb about where oil prices are headed. “We’re prepared for prices in ’26 to be lower than they were in ’25,” Wirth told Bartiromo without hesitation.

This isn’t some Wall Street analyst making predictions from a Manhattan office tower. Wirth runs operations in the Permian Basin, which now pumps 40% of America’s oil and will hit 70% by 2040. He sees 2026 as the “low point” before the market stabilizes and prices climb back.

Diamondback Energy CEO Kaes Van’t Hof backed him up with even more direct language. “Economics drive capital allocation decisions. Today, oil’s at $57 a barrel. I don’t think we’re necessarily high-fiving with that oil price,” Van’t Hof explained. Translation: $57 oil hurts.

The executives are betting everything that American energy can survive a brutal price war in 2026.

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*The Permian Basin is a vast sedimentary basin in West Texas and southeastern New Mexico, renowned as the largest oil and gas-producing region in the United States. Its geological structure contains extensive deposits of shale rock, and advancements in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have unlocked enormous reserves, making it a global oil and gas powerhouse.

Nate Friedman Uncovers Who's Paying Protesters

Following the money

Globalists behind bringing down America

Trump and XI made a deal!

Trump, Xi Reach Deal to Cut Tariffs

President Trump announced “we have a deal” shortly after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping Thursday in their first face-to-face since he returned to the White House.

“On the scale of 0 to 10, with 10 being the best, I would say the meeting was a 12,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One after leaving the South Korean air base that hosted the nearly two-hour summit.

“We have a deal. Now, every year we will renegotiate the deal. But I think the deal will go on for a long time.”

Trump said that Xi agreed to pause for a period of one year Beijing’s new export restrictions on products made with rare-earth and critical minerals, which could have impacted the global supply of high-tech magnets, batteries and semiconductors.

The breakthrough averts Trump’s threatened 100% additional tariff on Chinese goods, which would have taken effect on Nov. 1 in protest of the export restrictions, which required companies to seek special permission for shipments. “There’s no roadblock at all on rare earth,” he said. “It’s a one-year deal that I think will be very routinely extended.”

Trump said Xi also agreed to a renewed crackdown on fentanyl exports and that the US in turn would reduce the 20% fentanyl tariff on Chinese goods to 10%, bringing the average tariff on Chinese goods from 57.6% to 47.6% — slightly lower than the 50% rate currently applied to Brazil and India.

Xi additionally committed to buy “tremendous amounts of soybeans” after halting purchases this year in retaliation for Trump’s fentanyl tariff.

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Bondi lays down the law to Democrats

Attorney General Bondi cautions Democrats over threats to ICE agents

Attorney General Pam Bondi has fired a stern warning shot across the bow of prominent Democrats, including Rep. Nancy Pelosi, for threatening to arrest or expose Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers carrying out federal deportation laws.

As reported by Breitbart, Bondi, alongside other top federal officials, has made it clear that any interference with ICE agents, including disclosing their identities or personal information, could lead to arrests of those responsible.

This sharp response from the Department of Justice (DOJ) follows heated rhetoric from Pelosi and others who have openly challenged the enforcement of immigration policies mandated by Congress.

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Trump's Meeting with Xi

Trump Caught on Hot Mic

President Donald Trump revealed new details about his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, telling officials at a diplomatic dinner in Seoul that their meeting is expected to last “three to four hours.”

The remarks came on a hot mic as Trump sat down for the meal hosted by South Korean President Lee Jae Myung.

Trump said he expects the talks to produce a “very, very satisfactory” outcome for both countries, adding, “I think it’s going to be a very good meeting. I look forward to it tomorrow morning (which is today and already concluded) when we meet.”

The meeting with Xi comes during the final leg of Trump’s five-day trip through Asia, which included stops in Japan and South Korea. The primary focus of his talks with President Lee will be trade and security.

Henry Haggard, former minister counselor for political affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, said Trump’s priority is securing a major trade agreement along with $350 billion in investments into the United States. He added that Trump is also expected to urge Lee to take a stronger stance against China and boost South Korea’s defense spending.

Lee, who leads a left-leaning government, has been cautious about deepening security ties with Washington for fear of retaliation from Beijing. Observers say the success of the meeting will depend largely on how effectively Lee can build a personal rapport with Trump.

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Canada - Reagan's Tariff Speech

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Evening Sky 10-29-25

When Gavin Newsom attacked President Trump’s privately funded $300 million White House ballroom as “bulldozing the people’s house,” he forgot about his own glass mansion in Sacramento.

California’s Capitol Annex “renovation” has ballooned from $543 million to $1.1 billion — all taxpayer money.

Newsom’s allies rewrote laws to dodge environmental rules, handed out no-bid contracts, and gagged 2,000 workers with NDAs.

While Trump’s project used private donations and followed preservation guidelines, Newsom’s team exempted itself from the very standards it enforces on everyone else.

His outrage rings hollow when his own billion-dollar boondoggle makes Trump’s ballroom look like a bargain. [Richard Luthmann]

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National Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Program

Trump administration plans offshore oil lease expansion by 2026

The Trump administration is setting its sights on a bold energy push, aiming to auction new offshore oil drilling leases along untouched U.S. coastal regions by 2026.

As reported by Just the News, the Department of the Interior has drafted plans to open federal waters off New England, the Carolinas, and California to oil and gas exploration. These areas, long shielded from drilling, stand in contrast to active operations in the Gulf of Mexico and parts of Alaska.

Currently, the Atlantic coast hosts no active oil leases, and California hasn’t seen a new offshore lease since 1984. This proposal marks a significant shift, building on the recent reopening of 1.56 million acres in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s Coastal Plain for leasing, undoing Biden-era limits.

Critics might argue this prioritizes industry over ecology, but the counterpoint is clear: energy security and job creation can’t be ignored in a world of volatile global markets.

Tapping domestic resources could stabilize prices and reduce reliance on foreign oil, a pragmatic goal for many Americans.

This isn’t a call to ignore climate challenges, but a reminder that energy independence and economic stability are equally vital to national well-being.

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Florida's Financial Health Report Card

Florida’s Financial Breakdown

The outcome was a $23.4 billion surplus, which breaks down to $2,900 per taxpayer.

Florida had $108.1 billion available to pay $84.7 billion worth of bills.

The data in this report is derived from Florida’s audited 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and its retirement systems’ reports.

To explore prior years or compare financial, demographic, and economic data across other states and cities, visit Data-Z.org.

Temporary pandemic-related programs increased Florida’s federal funding starting in 2020, helping provide money to pay its bills. As these programs end and national fiscal pressures rise, federal grants and contributions may return to 2019 levels adjusted for inflation.

If that happens, Florida could lose $11.1 billion in federal funding, which is nearly 8 percent of estimated expenses for the state’s primary government. This shortfall could strain the state’s ability to maintain services, meet obligations, and balance its budget.

Although Florida had less money available in 2024 than the year before, it still ended the year with $23.4 billion more than needed to pay its bills. This resulted in a Taxpayer Surplus™ of $2,900 and earned the state a “B” grade from Truth in Accounting.

Florida’s money available to pay bills declined mainly because more funds became legally restricted for specific uses such as transportation, the Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, and Reemployment Assistance.

These funds support highways, public transit, storm-related insurance claims, and temporary unemployment relief. While vital, these restrictions reduce the resources available for other future obligations and priorities, limiting Florida’s financial flexibility despite serving important public needs.

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From Gaza to U.S. soil

Biden administration oversight lets alleged October 7 suspect work in Louisiana

Biden Open Border Policies allowed a lowlife into our country

Imagine a suspected terrorist, linked to one of the most horrific attacks in recent history, slipping into the U.S. undetected and flipping burgers in Louisiana.

As reported by The Daily Mail, Mahmoud Amin Ya'qub Al-Muhtadi, accused of participating in the deadly Hamas-led attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, was arrested in Lafayette, Louisiana, facing serious federal charges for conspiring to support a terrorist organization and committing visa fraud.

That tragic day in 2023 saw 1,200 lives lost in Israel, with unimaginable horrors unfolding at places like Kfar Aza, a kibbutz where 62 residents were killed and 19 taken hostage.

By September 2024, he entered through Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, settled in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and even secured a driver’s license, all while under the radar of a supposedly vigilant immigration system.

Al-Muhtadi submitted a fraudulent U.S. visa application in June 2024 while in Cairo. He allegedly denied having paramilitary affiliations or engaging in terrorist activities on the application. He entered the United States in September 2024 and lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma, before relocating to Lafayette, Louisiana.

Just days after arriving, a message warned him to avoid resistance contacts because he was “under surveillance for everything,” yet he still posted online with a handgun in early 2025, thumbing his nose at any notion of caution.

He was finally arrested on October 16, 2025.

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Biden's Autopen Actions under Investigation

House Oversight: Biden's Executive Actions With Autopen 'Illegitimate'

The GOP-led House Oversight Committee on Tuesday called on the Justice Department to investigate every executive action taken during the Biden administration, saying it found evidence that some of former President Joe Biden's orders and clemency decisions may have been issued without his personal approval.

In a 91-page report released early Tuesday, the committee said its investigation found no record that Biden authorized several executive actions, including presidential pardons and commutations.

It further said his aides may have used the presidential autopen, a mechanical device that replicates signatures, to sign off on actions "without his knowledge."

"Because of this," the report said, "the Committee deems those actions taken through use of the autopen as void," and it "finds numerous executive actions, particularly clemency actions, taken during the Biden administration were illegitimate."

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Democrats want expensive ObamaCare continued

Federal Workers Union Calls on Democrats to Support GOP Bill and End Shutdown

The union is the first major Democratic-aligned group to demand that Democrats support the GOP’s proposal of a ‘clean continuing resolution.’

A labor union representing U.S. government employees has called on Democrats in Congress to support a GOP-backed funding bill that would end the government shutdown.

The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), a union representing 820,000 employees, published a demand from its president, Everett Kelley, on its website on Oct. 27.

Kelley called on leaders of Congress to “reopen the government immediately under a clean continuing resolution that allows continued debate on larger issues.”

“Both political parties have made their point, and still there is no clear end in sight,” Kelley wrote of the shutdown, which appears to be based on a disagreement between Democrats and Republicans on reauthorizing Affordable Care Act (commonly known as Obamacare) health insurance subsidies.

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Minnesota AG Ellison

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Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk Murder Hearing

“How Judge Graf handled the request to remove the cameras was a litmus test for his commitment to transparency, and he passed with flying colors.”

“Had he wanted to remove the cameras from the courtroom, he had a golden opportunity to do so by accepting the joint position of the State and the defense that doing so was necessary to protect Mr. Robinson’s right to a fair trial.

Stipulated requests are easy to grant and rarely rejected. But when it comes to transparency, Judge Graf recognized that the parties aren’t the only ones with interests in stake; the visibility of the case affects not only the viewing public, but the integrity of the institution.”

Evening Sky 10-28-25

A red menace is infecting America’s political bloodstream—and it’s wearing a Democratic badge.

The new socialist horde, once confined to college protests and Marxist study groups, now runs city halls and primary campaigns, promising “free everything” and delivering economic ruin.

They call capitalism slavery, demonize success, and weaponize envy. Their policies—$30 minimum wages, wealth seizures, and city-run stores—aren’t compassion; they’re slow-motion collapse. These self-proclaimed revolutionaries aren’t fighting injustice—they’re destroying prosperity, one policy at a time.

As the Democratic Party flirts with socialism, it’s not progress—it’s regression. The left’s utopia isn’t freedom. It’s poverty wrapped in moral theater. [Richard Luthmann]

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The Free Stuff Wave - The Socialist Surge

A Red Tide Rising

"A red tide is creeping into America’s political bloodstream—and it’s not just a campus fever dream anymore.

Socialist candidates, once dismissed as radicals in dorm rooms and coffee shops, are storming Democratic primaries, city councils, and mayoral races, promising “free stuff” while comparing capitalism to slavery and corporate greed to the Holocaust.

From New York City’s stunning 2025 mayoral primary upset to Seattle’s tax wars, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and their allies are reshaping the Democratic Party—and steering it toward economic peril.

Their platforms—wealth taxes, city-run grocery stores, $30/hour minimum wages—sound noble until the math collapses.

Their rhetoric—emotional, moralistic, and historically reckless—distracts voters from the truth: someone has to pay for their utopia, and it won’t be the rich alone.

For conservatives, this is a wake-up call to fight smart.

For Democrats, it’s a dangerous flirtation with both electoral and economic suicide."

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Lightfoot launches database to track ICE agents

In 2020 she had two words for Trump: Fu*k You

Lori Lightfoot made one dangerous move that just landed her in hot water with Pam Bondi

Lori Lightfoot humiliated herself in 2023 when she became the first Chicago Mayor in 40 years to lose re-election.

Voters rejected her disastrous leadership after violent crime exploded under her watch and businesses fled the city in droves.

Now she’s back with an even more reckless scheme.

Lightfoot announced she’s creating a nonprofit called the "ICE Accountability Project" to track and "unmask" federal immigration agents working in the Chicago area.

"We want to create a centralized archive of all the purported criminal actions of ICE and CBP agents," Lightfoot told Fox 32 Chicago.

During an appearance on Jesse Watters Primetime Thursday night, Bondi announced Lightfoot would be getting a letter Friday ordering her to preserve all documents related to the tracking scheme.

"This is the first time I’ve seen the Lori Lightfoot video," Bondi told Watters. "She will be getting a letter from us tomorrow to preserve anything she has done as well, to make sure that she’s not violating the law."

"It appears she is. You cannot disclose the identity of a federal agent – where they live, anything that could harm them," Bondi explained.

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