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Unstoppable Onslaught of Attacks on US Bases in Syria Continue
Over the weekend, attacks on US bases in Iraq and Syria continued. Al-Mayadeen News and other regional sites reported multiple strikes by Iranian-backed militias on Saturday and Sunday. Russian media has reported recent Pentagon airstrikes on Syria, describing them as an “unsuccessful bid to deter the militias.” A statement by a coalition of Shia paramilitary…
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‘Third World’ CVS Locks Goods, Displays Photos Amid Theft
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A CVS Pharmacy located on the infamous H Street in D.C. has taken drastic measures in response to rampant thefts. Rather than keeping products out in the open, the pharmacy has reportedly resorted to hiding them in storage rooms and displaying framed photographs of the items instead. Recent photographs shared on Friday…
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Harris Calls for Gun Confiscation Following Maine Massacre, Cites Australia as Model
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Vice President Kamala Harris condemned gun violence following the tragic incident in Lewiston, Maine, where a 40-year-old man killed 18 individuals and injured several others. During a luncheon with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Harris seized on the incident to call on draconian gun control measures, drawing parallels to Australia’s national gun…
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Gun Sales Spike in Maine Following Tragic Event
After the horrific massacre in Lewiston, sales of firearms in Maine increased dramatically. Fox Business reports that some Lewiston-area gun stores had sales increases of up to 200%. “We were swamped yesterday,” Ryan Gagnon, co-owner of 3 Cousins Firearms in Lewiston, told Fox News Digital. Gagnon is also a Navy veteran. “Our sales were up, I…
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Bank Records Contradict Biden’s Claim of $200K ‘Loan’ Repayment
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The House Oversight Committee claimed that bank records maintained by the committee do not support President Joe Biden’s claim that the $200,000 payment from his brother, James, was a repayment for a loan. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., issued a letter to White House Counsel Edward Siskel on Oct. 26,…
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Cuomo Urges Biden’s Pre-2024 Ousting, Cites President’s Sex Assault Hypocrisy
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Disgraced former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sparked controversy in a recent interview with Real Time with Bill Maher, where he took a direct swipe at President Joe Biden and called for someone to challenge him in the upcoming 2024 elections. Cuomo, who resigned from office following a spate of sexual harassment…
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90-Day Freeze On Overseas Gun Sales: Biden Admin Takes Aim at America’s Gun Makers
The decision to halt firearm exports for 90 days was revealed by the Biden administration in a news dump published late on Friday afternoon. The Gun Control Industry’s largest backer’s “news” outlet reported this with pleasure. The department late Friday announced the pause in approval of new export licenses for the commercial sale of semiautomatic…
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Speaker Johnson Rebukes Biden w/ Damning Impeachment Update
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The newly elected House Speaker, Mike Johnson, R-La., vowed to continue the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, citing what he called an “ongoing cover-up” at the White House. Speaking candidly to Fox News Digital, Johnson emphasized on Saturday the importance of due process but warned that Biden has “lied repeatedly”…
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An Intruder Snuck Onto The Property Of A Presidential Candidate TWICE In One Day….
On Wednesday, police in Los Angeles detained an intruder for trespassing at the home of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and the man returned to the property immediately after being released. After scaling a fence and demanding to see Kennedy, the intruder was located and captured by the independent candidate’s security team from Gavin de Becker…
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REPORT: 70% of Criminals Released Early By Kentucky Gov. Reoffended
(Headline USA) Nearly 70% of criminals released early as a result of Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s policies went on to reoffend, according to a state report. Beshear released nearly 2,000 criminals from the state’s prison system in April and August 2020 to prevent “overcrowding,” arguing at the time that close living quarters could spread COVID-19.…
