Semiautomatic firearms ban in Virginia

Virginia prosecutors refuse to enforce Spanberger's semiautomatic firearms ban, citing Constitution

More than a dozen county prosecutors across Virginia have declared they will not enforce Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger's ban on modern semiautomatic firearms, setting up one of the sharpest confrontations between local law enforcement and a state government over Second Amendment rights in recent memory.

The law, SB 749, which Democrat Governor Spanberger signed on May 14, bans a list of common firearm features and labels weapons possessing them "assault firearms." Within days, pro-Second Amendment organizations, the National Rifle Association, the Second Amendment Foundation, and the Firearms Policy Coalition, filed legal challenges. But the courtroom fight is only half the story.

On the ground, the prosecutors who would be responsible for bringing cases under the new law are saying, one after another, that they simply won't do it.

Their reasoning is not political posturing. It is grounded in specific Supreme Court precedent, and in the text of both the U.S. and Virginia constitutions.

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Immigration bill heads to Trump's desk

House sends $70 billion immigration enforcement bill to Trump after razor-thin 214-212 vote

House Republicans muscled a nearly $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill to President Donald Trump's desk on Tuesday, clearing the chamber on a 214-212 vote that required near-total party unity and zero Democratic support.

The legislation funds Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol for three years, a timeline designed to take the fight off the table through the next election cycle and beyond.

Not a single Democrat voted yes. One Republican, Rep. Kevin Kiley of California, sided with the opposition. Every other GOP member held the line.

The bill caps a monthslong standoff in Congress that began when Democrats refused to fund the Department of Homeland Security. Republicans responded by using a procedural maneuver to bypass the Senate filibuster and pass the package without a single vote from across the aisle.

The Senate cleared its version last week during an overnight session, 52-47, with Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska the only Republican to break ranks. Now the bill heads to the president, as the Associated Press reported, for what is expected to be a swift signature.

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Iran War Live

The US military has launched strikes against Iran in response to the Iranian forces downing a US Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz, risking military escalation with Tehran, even as American President Donald Trump is seeking a deal to end the war.

Several Iranian air defence and radar systems around the Strait of Hormuz were targeted in the strikes, following which Tehran has pledged to leave no "attack or threat unanswered". Explosions were heard in Jask and Bandar Abbas in Iran, and also on Qeshm Island.

Iran in return, fired at least four ballistic missiles at US bases in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan

Was the Red Line crossed? YES

'Shot down': Trump confirms Iran attacked U.S. helicopter, says U.S. 'must, of necessity, respond'

'We can't let them, and I know the president's not gonna let them get away with this'

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday the American helicopter that crashed Monday near the Strait of Hormuz was "shot down" by Iran. "I have just been informed by our Great Military that last night the Iranians shot down one of our highly sophisticated Apache Helicopters while patrolling over the Strait of Hormuz," Trump said on Truth Social.

"There were two pilots involved, both are safe and uninjured. Nevertheless, the United States must, of necessity, respond to this attack. Thank you for your attention to this matter!"

Doocy added, "A couple days ago, he was in the Oval Office and was asked if a red line for restarting a hot war against Iran would be U.S. troops being killed. And he said that would be a good reason to resume military operations."

"There were no U.S. troops killed here, but it seems like Iran was trying really, really hard to kill U.S. troops because they did shoot down an Apache helicopter."

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U.S. Central Command said in a statement its “forces began launching self-defense strikes against Iran at 5 p.m. ET yesterday at the Commander in Chief’s direction, in response to the downing of a U.S. Army Apache helicopter. The mission is a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression.”

A brand new AH-64E Apache Guardian helicopter costs between $33 million and $35 million for the bare airframe, but typical acquisition deals range from $52 million to $100 million per unit once weapons systems, spare parts, and training packages are factored in.

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Trump Tells Israel It Could Be 'On Its Own' Over Iran Escalation

President Donald Trump has warned that Israel could be "on its own" if it continues escalating military action against Iran, signaling mounting U.S. pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rein in operations amid fears of a widening regional war.

In a Monday Axios report, Trump described a weekend phone call with Netanyahu in which he delivered the warning directly, as fighting escalated between Israel and Iranian-linked forces and Washington sought to prevent further expansion of the conflict across the region.

The warning reflects Washington's effort to prevent renewed escalation from disrupting fragile diplomatic channels tied to Iran and broader Middle East security negotiations.

Trump has argued that Israeli restraint is essential to maintaining U.S. support, warning that continued unilateral military action could leave Israel politically and strategically isolated if the conflict widens.

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"Shut up" says Nancy

Pelosi Told a Female Reporter to Shut Up

Anderson Cooper went on CNN to defend Kaitlan Collins from Donald Trump

Then Nancy Pelosi told a female reporter to shut up twice – on camera – and Cooper found something else to do. LindellTV reporter Alison Steinberg walked up to Nancy Pelosi on Capitol Hill Thursday and asked her why she turned the National Guard away on January 6, 2021. Pelosi cut her off before she finished the sentence.

"I'll tell you to shut up again because you're speaking lies," Pelosi snapped.

Steinberg pressed forward, showing Pelosi footage from their first confrontation – the October 2025 exchange where Pelosi had screamed "shut up" at her the first time.

The left's silence on Pelosi isn't about inconsistency. It's about what Pelosi is being asked.

Because if the National Guard question gets a real answer – one that isn't screaming – then Democrats lose the January 6 narrative they've spent five years and tens of millions of dollars building.

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New York erased "mother" and "father" from the law

Brace Yourself

The radical Left has hijacked June, “Pride Month”, and turned it into a full-scale war on everything we hold dear — starting with the nuclear family itself.

And this week, they scored their most shocking victory yet.

In New York, the Democrat-controlled legislature just passed a radical bill that strips the words “mother” and “father” from state law — replacing them with the cold, clinical, dehumanizing terms “gestating parent” and “non-gestating parent.” Yes, you read that correctly.

The New York State Legislature passed a bill (S. 9316) that replaces gender-specific terms like "mother," "father," and "paternity" with gender-neutral language in various sections of state family court and domestic law.

This is not some minor wording tweak. This 15,000-word assault rewrites child custody laws, family court proceedings, domestic relations law, education law, and more — erasing the God-given reality of motherhood and fatherhood in the eyes of the state.

At the very heart of Karl Marx’s dystopian agenda was the “abolition of the family.”

The radical Left has pursued it for decades. Now they’ve delivered one of their most grotesque victories yet — right here in America. And make no mistake: If they succeed in New York — the nation’s most populous state — they will ram this through in every other state. They are coming for your family next.

We must stop them cold — and fight them every single step of the way.

The lunatics are taking over! The legislation is awaiting action from Governor Kathy Hochul before it can become law.

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Britain Has Condemned Everyone Except the System That Failed Henry Nowak

Starmer Told JD Vance to Stay Out of Britain and Then Arrested the People Who Agreed With Him

Vance Said What Millions of Brits Were Already Thinking

JD Vance didn't start this fire. He just refused to pretend it wasn't burning. Vance posted on X that Henry Nowak "died the same way a civilization dies: abandoned, handcuffed by authorities who neither trusted nor protected him."

Henry Nowak was 18 years old, a university student, out with his football teammates on the night of December 3, 2025, when Vickrum Digwa stabbed him five times with a Sikh dagger in Southampton and then told the police that Nowak was a racist and they believed him.

Vance called for "righteous anger" and blamed the killing in part on "the mass invasion of migrants, many of whom despise the West and the people who love it."

Starmer's office didn't address the substance. They called it foreign interference.

A Downing Street spokesperson complained about "people trying to interfere in our democracy and seeking to stir up division on our streets." Ed Davey of the Liberal Democrats demanded the US ambassador be formally summoned.

Think about what just happened. JD Vance said a young man died because British authorities prioritized a false accusation of racism over the life of a bleeding victim.

Starmer's response was to attack the American making the observation – not the system that let it happen. His citizens are protesting on the streets and he is aresting them.

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FBI arrest three ISIS supporters

Former Navy Sailor Accused of ISIS Plot Against US Troops

Federal agents arrested Bereen Dzayee, 25, of Lakeside, California, on Friday after prosecutors accused him of helping support an ISIS-linked scheme aimed at U.S. troops overseas. Neighbors and a former classmate identified Dzayee as a former U.S. Navy sailor.

The FBI also arrested Bisaam Ghafoor, 21, of Leawood, Kansas, and Elias Shamsaldeen, 21, of Porterville, California. Prosecutors say all three men spent more than a year talking about attacks, raising money, and expressing support for the terrorist group.

According to federal court filings, the men communicated through Discord chats, voice calls, and other messaging platforms from at least February 2025 through June 2026. Investigators say they pledged allegiance to ISIS and discussed traveling overseas to fight for the organization.

The complaint also says the group sent more than $2,000 to a person they believed was an ISIS member. Prosecutors allege the money was meant to help buy drones and rocket-propelled grenades for attacks on American servicemembers deployed abroad. They also say the men explored a cryptocurrency setup to help finance the operation.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement: “This administration has put terrorists, cartels, and gangs on notice. Today’s arrest of three individuals who allegedly conspired to provide material support to ISIS makes clear our commitment to taking down terrorist networks, anywhere.

Thanks to the vigilance of the FBI, their alleged scheme was dismantled and further acts of violence against U.S. service members were prevented.”

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Trump sued for UFC fight construction

A federal lawsuit is seeking to block a controversial UFC fight card scheduled for the White House South Lawn

An event timed to coincide with Donald Trump’s 80th birthday and the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations

Filed on Saturday by the Public Integrity Project on behalf of two Virginia residents, the legal challenge contends the Trump administration’s authorization of the June 14 event was unlawful.

The suit alleges violations of National Park Service regulations, which prohibit sporting events on federal parklands, and claims Congress did not consent to a towering arch planned for the space. Furthermore, it states that no environmental review was conducted before construction began.

Brendan Ballou, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs, asserted the core motivation behind the legal action. "This is fundamentally a private, commercial, corrupt use of our most sacred national monuments for private gain," he stated. (Tickets to the fight are FREE) "And that is what is motivating this lawsuit."

In response, the White House issued a statement dismissing the legal challenge as "an obstructionist, baseless, and dilatory" attempt to prevent Trump from hosting the fight.

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Graham Platner’s problem is not just the Nazi-linked tattoo, the sexting, the deleted posts, the communist Reddit trail, or the weird weaponized tough-guy act.

The deeper question is simpler: what does this guy actually do, and why won’t he answer clean questions about his money?

The Ops Desk asks the question the national press should be screaming: how does a 100% VA-disabled Senate candidate present himself as an oyster farmer, campaigner, organizer, and working-class outsider while his finances, family support, business role, and income streams stay murky?

Transparency is not optional for a U.S. Senate candidate. [Luthmann]

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Peace deal with Iran

Trump holds firm: no sanctions relief or unfrozen assets for Iran until a deal is done

President Donald Trump told NBC News' "Meet the Press" that the United States will not unfreeze Iranian assets or lift sanctions until a peace deal with Tehran is fully completed, rejecting Iran's demand that $24 billion in frozen funds be released as a precondition for any agreement.

The position draws a hard line at a moment when U.S. and Iranian forces are still exchanging fire, Gulf allies are absorbing missile strikes on residential areas, and Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues to choke roughly a fifth of global oil traffic.

Asked whether sanctions relief or asset releases would come before or after a deal, Trump was blunt. "Comes after," he said in the interview. Pressed on whether Iran could earn goodwill concessions ahead of a formal agreement, Trump replied:

"Yeah. If they behave, if they do a good job, we start talking. Yeah."

That framing puts the burden squarely on Tehran, and it stands in sharp contrast to the Iranian position laid out just days earlier by Mohsen Rezaei, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader. Rezaei told CNN that a peace deal to end the three-month-old conflict hinged on the release of $24 billion in Iranian assets frozen by the United States.

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So, it looks like Iran can play games forever.

Secondary Smart Border Wall

DHS Secretary Mullin Just Told Congress Something That Will Make Biden Supporters Sick

The Numbers That Prove Biden Lied About the Border for Four Years--

Mullin didn't just give Congress a timeline. He explained something the mainstream media has completely ignored – why a secondary wall is necessary in the first place.

"The primary wall is the first wall up because of the way the cartels adjust," Mullin said. "They're thugs and they're terrorists." Cartels have been physically cutting through sections of primary wall in remote areas, pushing people through before Border Patrol can respond.

The secondary perimeter wall closes that window...drones, detection sensors, cameras, lighting – and a breach attempt becomes a live-feed crime scene. "The smart wall is pretty impressive," Mullin said. "We can put a drone in the sky and immediately keep eyes on them." Every mile of wall narrows the funnel.

As Mullin put it: "The smaller the choke point gets for criminals to cross." CBP has already placed $11.4 billion in Smart Wall funding on contract, with all remaining barrier contracts hitting by June 30.

By September 30, CBP expects 250 miles of new barriers completed – more than 10 miles of that built in just the last 50 days.

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Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes

How Lake Worth Beach could be impacted if voters raise the homestead exemption in November

‘It’s going to affect everything,’ a city commissioner says about millions in projected revenue losses that could lead to cuts in public services and programs.

IF VOTERS RAISE Florida’s homestead exemption in November, Lake Worth Beach homeowners can expect deep cuts not just to their tax bills but to the public services and programs they receive from the city.

The “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes” constitutional amendment requires approval by 60% of statewide voters.

Here’s how Lake Worth Beach will be impacted if it passes, according to an analysis by Palm Beach County Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks using 2025 property values:

Lake Worth Beach has 5,673 homesteaded properties representing nearly 44 percent of the city’s 13,067 parcels.

• If the $50,000 homestead exemption is raised to $150,000, the city would lose about about $3.5 million in property tax revenue in 2027.
• If the homestead exemption is raised to $250,000, the city would lose about $4.75 million in revenue in 2028.
• Applied to the current city budget, that’s a loss of about 18 percent and 25 percent, respectively, in the $19.3 million in property tax revenue that makes up nearly 36% of the $53.6 million general fund.
• That lost revenue could force Lake Worth Beach officials to make tough decisions about cuts their constituents may not like. The challenge comes as Lake Worth Beach property values have reached a milestone — $4.005 billion, an 8.7% increase, according to preliminary 2026 estimates released by Jacks’ office last week.

The property tax reform ballot question will be a main topic at a town hall meeting at the Casino Complex on July 25. Commissioner Anthony Segrich, who’s hosting the town hall, said he hopes residents will offer suggestions on what to cut.