The war on cartels being waged by President Trump just caught another gear.
U.S. officials have upgraded a previous indictment against two brothers charged with being high-ranking leaders within the dangerous Sinaloa Cartel.
The ‘superseding indictment’ hits the pair with a combined $10 MILLION in reward money — a whopping $5 MILLION each — for tips that lead to their capture or conviction.
by Jim Rickards
ANOTHER assault on President Trump’s attempt to clean up American streets is unfolding — but is this thing on repeat?
Judge Brian Murphy might sound familiar.
He is himself what you might call a REPEAT OFFENDER when it comes to throwing up roadblocks, and attempting to halt President Trump’s immigration agenda.
Squishy Republicans in Congress are showing their true colors.
Several are openly flirting with REVOLT against President Trump’s tariff agenda — even after the President’s powerful State of the Union address.
EVEN AFTER he specifically warned them not to meddle in his tariff policy. (Not his first warning to them on this issue, either.)
President Trump’s consistent push bent on acquiring Greenland has ‘triggered’ a lot of people.
His argument that Greenland is absolutely necessary from a national security standpoint has been relentless, and unyielding.
European and Danish leaders have not been happy about that.
This is just wild.
A family in Tacoma, Washington say they are lucky to be alive after three masked men showed up at their house while they were sleeping and starting blasting gunfire.
Over 50 bullets struck their home, and one family member — 21-year-old Emma Taylor — was shot five times.
As you probably heard, it didn’t take long for Hillary Clinton’s Congressional testimony about Jeffrey Epstein to hit a snag.
Of course, her lawyers threw a tantrum, immediately shutting things down.
The fuss started when a photo of Hillary showed up on social media barely an hour into the proceedings.
This executive order is sure to backfire.
The Democratic mayor of Denver, Colorado, has signed an executive order calling for city officers to detain ICE agents.
In the executive order, Mayor Mike Johnston has ordered Denver police officers to detain ICE agents who use “excessive force.”
Earlier today, an arrest was finally made in the attack on NYPD officers that Mayor Mamdani has repeatedly downplayed as a mere, fun and light-hearted “snowball fight.”
Our original report on that here:
JUST IN: Arrest Finally Made In New York City “Snowball Fight”
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revealed a disturbing discovery that took place shortly after she entered the role.
During an appearance on the PBD Podcast, Noem said that some DHS staff members had installed spyware on her phones and computers.
As talks with Iran continue, President Trump is readying his “or else” option…
He has now deployed the largest U.S. Air and Navel force to the Middle East since the Iraq war!
This includes the Navy’s most advanced aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald Ford, along with many other U.S. military assets.
“A new University of Texas poll shows U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett leading opponent James Talarico by 12 points in the Texas Democratic Senate primary. The survey, conducted between the 2nd and 16th of February, found Crockett at 56 percent and Talarico at 44 percent among likely Democratic primary voters.”
