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AOC Turns Macklemore’s Ed Sheeran Tour Fallout Into a $5 Fundraising Fight
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez invoked Macklemore’s reported removal from Ed Sheeran’s tour in a donor message criticizing Robert Kraft, according to Fox News, turning a dispute over pro-Palestinian activism into a campaign fundraising appeal.
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Could 14 House Seats Hinge on One Census Question? GOP’s ‘MAGA Act’ Moves to Drop Noncitizens from the Count
Fox News reported that Rep. Andrew Clyde is introducing the Make Apportionment Great Again Act to count only U.S. citizens in House apportionment. A 2024 report from the Center for Immigration Studies, cited in the source, claimed immigrant populations shifted 14 seats toward Democratic-leaning states.
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Post Millennial alleges UC Irvine/Chapman lecturer’s remark implied harm to Nick Shirley
The Post Millennial reported that a UC Irvine professor who also lectures at Chapman University posted “Someone can do the funniest thing just before the Kirkiversary” under a Harvard Republican Club announcement about journalist Nick Shirley’s visit. Fear and Blood has not independently verified the post or its context.
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Arlington’s 4–0 vote funds up to $2,000 per family after ICE detentions; $50,000 pot follows DC-area sweep, reports say
According to The Post Millennial and ARLnow, Arlington County approved a $50,000 fund to provide up to $2,000 per family when a primary earner is detained by ICE, with payments run through Arlington Thrive. Fox News reports the DC region saw 1,300+ ICE arrests in two weeks, including hundreds with criminal records or charges.
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Kentucky AG Sues New York Abortion‑Pill Group After ‘ABORTION PILLS BY MAIL’ Banner Over State Fair, Source Says
A source reports Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman filed a civil suit accusing New York‑based Mayday Health of promoting access to abortion pills barred from delivery in the state.
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One Election, Two Maps? Fox News: Missouri Supreme Court Halts GOP Districts Until Voters Weigh In
Fox News reports Missouri’s top court unanimously blocked newly passed congressional districts from use this November, saying voters must first approve them. The source article says the primary already ran under the now-paused lines.
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Mel Gibson’s Right To Bear Arms To Be Restored
Gibson, who in January was named a “special ambassador” to Hollywood by President Trump along with Jon Voight and Sylvester Stallone, would be permitted to own firearms again depending on state laws. Gibson is a resident of Nevada, which prohibits felons owning guns, but Gibson’s conviction was a misdemeanor. The Justice Department has approved Mel…
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Tariffs and the Ammo Industry: A Ripple Effect on Imports and Domestic Giants Alike
It’s 2025, and while the mainstream media obsesses over TikTok bans and recycled climate panic, something far more practical is about to hit hardworking American gun owners where it hurts—the ammo shelf. With President Trump back in office and tariffs flying like brass at a Saturday morning range session, the ammunition market—foreign and domestic—is bracing…
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Russia Won’t Take U.S. Proposal On Ukraine “In Current Form”
Russia cannot accept U.S. proposals to end the war in Ukraine in their current form because they do not address problems Moscow regards as having caused the conflict, a senior Russian diplomat said, suggesting U.S.-Russia talks on the subject had stalled. The comments by Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov suggest Moscow and Washington have so…
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A 90+ Minute Phone Call Was What It Took To Stop Strikes On Ukraine
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia agreed on Tuesday during a phone call with President Trump to temporarily halt strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, according to the Kremlin. That fell short of the unconditional 30-day cease-fire that Ukraine had already agreed to, at the urging of the Trump administration. There was no immediate comment from…
