Pastor Jack Hibbs blamed evangelical voter disengagement as Muslim candidates posted historic midterm gains, with 97 winning or securing reelection and eight reportedly headed to Congress amid calls for churches to become organized voting bases.
Pete Hegseth rejected Thomas Massie’s eight impeachment articles as a political show trial, defended the Iran campaign as a historic victory, and vowed not to apologize for actions he said protected American lives.
ICE agents arrested Iranian social media celebrity Farzad “Tony” Toutouni in Los Angeles after authorities detailed illegal reentry, multiple removal orders and a criminal record, bringing his flashy online party persona into sharp collision with federal custody.
Attorney General Todd Blanche rejected Dana Bash's framing of Democratic threats as ordinary oversight, warning that rhetoric targeting conservatives, private companies, cabinet officials, donors, and college students could cross a serious line.
Ole Miss is investigating three students shown making apparent monkey noises outside an apartment, but reports indicate the neighbors did not know one another. Online users identified and doxxed the students before the university announced any conclusion.
France says Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sabotaged remotely controlled grocery refrigeration systems, spoiling millions of euros in food. Similar incidents across Europe and at United States military commissaries are fueling concern about vulnerable food infrastructure.
The Supreme Court lifted a federal construction freeze, allowing Trump’s administration to resume work on West Texas border barriers while conservation groups, local opponents and others continue challenging Homeland Security waivers used to advance the project.
El-Sayed’s summit appearance showcased the hard left coalition powering his rise, as communist activists, Arab political organizers and anti Israel figures celebrated his victory while supporters openly discussed a future presidential campaign.