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This is what “justice” looks like in Northern Virginia…
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In Fairfax County, you can admit you did it, everyone can agree you did it, and the court can still declare you “not guilty.”
Areas across the Northeast were slammed during the multi-day Blizzard ’26 that began Sunday.
Several U.S. states, such as New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Rhode Island, saw snow accumulations up to 2 feet.
With more than 40 million people facing a Blizzard Warning from the system, also named Winter Storm Hernando, crews from the Department of Transportation and first responders have been in a “full-court press” mode.
Providence broke one of the largest records during The Weather Channel-branded Winter Storm Hernando, which blasted the Northeast in the form of a nor’easter bomb cyclone, and is now the biggest snowstorm in the history of the Rhode Island city.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld tore into progressive critics Monday, saying that many on the left lack even a basic understanding of how the rest of the world actually lives.
In a HuffPost article about the 2026 Winter Olympics, the author wrote that “If waving the American flag or chanting ‘USA!’ turns you off right now, you’re not alone,” which critics said treated open displays of American pride during the Olympics as something problematic. Had former Vice President Kamala Harris been at the top of the ticket, Gutfeld said on “The Five,” then media coverage would have focused less on the athletes and more on identity politics.
Fox News chief political analyst Brit Hume said Monday that the media would have reacted far more harshly if a Republican made the same remarks that Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom delivered in Atlanta.
Newsom told Democratic Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens that he related to him because he scored a 960 on his SATs and struggles to read due to dyslexia. Because he was speaking to a black mayor, these words were deemed inappropriate.
Democratic New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday defended how his administration responded to a deadly winter storm and a spike in homeless deaths.
Appearing on MSNBC’s “Katy Tur Reports,” Mamdani contrasted the latest blizzard with a previous cold snap that left 19 people dead outdoors and seven others dead inside. Critics connected these fatalities to exposure and heating breakdowns.
Democratic Michigan congressional candidate Shelby Campbell suggested she decided to do many things — including running for the House — “out of spite” for a former significant other who broke up with her 10 years ago.
Psycho Democrat Shelby Campbell from Michigan, is running for congress because of a failed relationship from 10 years ago, lol. Helluva reason to run for office don't you think? pic.twitter.com/gj5vosv2W3
— Mike Engleman🇺🇲 (@RealHickory) February 23, 2026
After Mexico’s armed forces killed a notorious cartel leader, triggering widespread chaos, a Canadian politician responded by focusing on citizens’ sexuality.
Canadian Member of Parliament Heather McPherson addressed Canadians who are currently in the Mexican city of Puerto Vallarta, which has been heavily impacted by the ongoing cartel unrest sweeping the nation. The politician emphasized Canadians who identify with the “2SLGBTQIA+ community” currently in the city. The unrest follows a Mexican military operation that targeted and killed the drug kingpin El Mencho, who ran the deadly Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). (RELATED: El Mencho’s Lover Led Mexican Authorities Straight To Him, Officials Say)
California Democrats gathered over the weekend for their 2026 state convention, where gubernatorial candidates vied for a party endorsement. None of them, however, secured a majority of the support to be the leading candidate.
Democratic candidates in the state have struggled to gain traction among voters, with at least nine top party members running for governor. Concerns have risen within the party about the possibility of the top two Republican candidates advancing through the jungle primary and onto the general election ballot. Many in the group hoped for an endorsement from delegates. (RELATED: GOP Frontrunner For Gov Floats Pathway To Citizenship — Sound Familiar?)
An individual allegedly opened fire at a U.S. Border Patrol agent near the Canadian border and prompted the officer to shoot back, sending the suspect to the hospital.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) alleged that a person shot at a Border Patrol agent around 1 a.m. on Feb. 22 in the small town of Pittsburgh, New Hampshire, which is home to about 800 people, The Associated Press (AP) reported. Pittsburgh is a rural New England town that lies adjacent to the Canadian province of Quebec.
Democrats plan to counter President Donald Trump’s State of the Union (SOTU) address by bringing guests related to the Jeffrey Epstein files and Immigration and Customs of Enforcement’s (ICE) operations.
Multiple Democratic lawmakers announced ahead of the president’s major address that they plan to bring guests, including alleged victims of Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, as well as individuals allegedly detained by ICE during protests and riots in Minnesota following the death of Renee Nicole Good.
CNN host and “60 Minutes” correspondent Anderson Cooper visited South Africa to investigate President Donald Trump’s claim of genocide and ultimately reported that the killings of white residents were symptoms of rampant crim.
Cooper’s investigation, aired as a 15-minute segment on “60 Minutes” on Feb. 22, prioritized diminishing Trump’s hyperbolic claims while missing multiple human rights allegations. Cooper said he visited South Africa’s farms “because of what President Trump said last May about the murders of South African farmers” and ultimately reported that the country faces rampant crime with farmers becoming targets of opportunity. However, multiple South Africans told the Daily Caller that targeted attacks against white residents have been a serious issue. (RELATED: Investigating Farm Killings In South Africa — What We Saw)
