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DOJ Treats a N.J. Town’s Gun-Permit Slow-Walk as a Civil Rights Case

Featured photo: The Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building, Washington, D.C. Photo: Voice of America (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). For years, gun owners in blue states have been told that a permit delay is just paperwork. The Justice Department now says it may be a civil rights violation. On Wednesday, the Civil Rights […]

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Trump Shelves the Russia Sanctions He Signed Last Month

Featured photo: President Donald J. Trump welcomes Russian President Vladimir Putin to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska, Aug. 15, 2025. Photo: Benjamin D. Applebaum, U.S. Department of Defense (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). Last month, President Trump signed a sweeping Russia sanctions law that passed Congress with huge bipartisan majorities. Late Friday night, two days […]

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Trump Pulls the Plug on Hasan Execution Livestream. Justice Still Comes Dec. 3.

By TNT Staff | October 16, 2026 Featured photo: Families at the Fort Hood memorial service, Nov. 10, 2009. Photo: U.S. Army (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). Nidal Malik Hasan will still face a firing squad on Dec. 3. The world just won’t be watching it online. The date is set. According to the Army, […]

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Three Minutes in Bend: An Armed Citizen Stopped a School Shooter Before Police Could Arrive

By TNT Staff | October 16, 2026 Featured photo: Deschutes River Trail, Bend, Oregon. Photo: Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives (CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons). Three children and a teacher are dead in Bend, Oregon. Before anything else is said about Thursday’s attack at Silver Rail Elementary School, that has to be said first, […]

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Feds Close In on Ilhan Omar’s Citizenship Story: Search Warrant, Seized Phone, and a Birth Year That Changed

By TNT Staff | October 15, 2026 Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.). Photo: Kristie Boyd, U.S. House Office of Photography (public domain). Federal agents have done something no one in Washington thought they would see: they searched the home of a sitting member of Congress over the question of how she became an American. On Monday, […]

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Count Citizens’ Votes: DOJ Gives California 48 Hours on Suspected Noncitizen Ballots

The Justice Department wants ballots from suspected noncitizens set aside until citizenship is checked. California calls it pressure. We call it the bare minimum. The short answer: The U.S. Department of Justice has given California 48 hours to act on a federal list of people it believes are likely noncitizens who were sent mail-in ballots. […]

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Cuba’s 67-Year Secret War on America

State Department Report Reveals Cuba’s Decades-Long Subversion of America And Its Ties to China, Russia & Iran The U.S. State Department has released a major report detailing the Cuban communist regime’s 67-year campaign of subversion against the United States. The report outlines how Havana has employed espionage, ideological influence, support for radical movements, and proxy […]

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Qatargate: How Dictatorships Capture Western Institutions Without Firing a Shot

Khalid Al-Hail is a defector from the Qatari ruling establishment, the president of the Qatar National Democratic Party, and the country’s most prominent opposition spokesman. Now living in exile in the United Kingdom, he is a successful international businessman and a leading advocate for democratic reform in Qatar, known for exposing the regime’s state-backed influence […]

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Trudeau’s Emergency Powers Ruled ILLEGAL

The Trucker Protest was “No Threat To National Security.” The Federal Court of Appeal has determined that the Liberal government improperly and illegally invoked the Emergencies Act (Canada’s equivalent to martial law) to disperse the convoy demonstrations in downtown Ottawa in February 2022. This ruling, issued on Friday, rejected the federal government’s challenge to a […]

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Trump’s Next War: Narco-Terrorism and America’s Security

Is Diana Salazar’s Crusade Why a US Naval Fleet Sits off Venezuela’s Coast? Sometimes I wish more people in The United States of America and Canada could appreciate how significant Latin America is to their national security and economic stability. An extremely complex political landscape paired with the convergence of transnational organized crime and terrorism […]

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