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‘Maybe he’s not immune’: Watch U.S. senator push special counsel probe into Anthony Fauci who ‘led this cover-up’

President Joe Biden participates in a Q&A townhall with Chief Medical Adviser to the President Dr. Anthony Fauci on Monday, May 17, 2021, in the Red Room of the White House. (Official White House photo by Adam Schultz)

A U.S. senator and trained physician who sat behind Anthony Fauci during his appearance before Congress last week is pushing for a special counsel to probe possible criminal wrongdoing by the COVID doctor despite a pardon from former President Joe Biden.

‘Maybe he’s not immune’: Watch U.S. senator push special counsel probe into Anthony Fauci who ‘led this cover-up’

America’s murder problem is smaller than it looks

World Cup visitors discovered something many Americans already know: The United States does not feel like the dangerous place they’ve been led to expect. That’s because America’s murder problem is not spread evenly across the country. Does the United States have a higher murder rate than its peer countries? Yes – but new research shows that statistic obscures how murders in the U.S. are extremely concentrated in very tiny areas.

America’s murder problem is smaller than it looks

Ossoff outspends Tlaib and AOC on … makeup

Jon Ossoff (Video screenshot)
Jon Ossoff

Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., has spent more campaign funds on makeup services this year than any other federal candidate, according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis of the senator’s campaign finance records.

According to its analysis, Ossoff’s campaign has paid Atlanta-based makeup artist Stephanie Ponder $2,887 since February for “makeup services.” That total exceeds spending on similar services by other prominent Democrats, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., who has spent $1,837.93 on “campaign event hair & makeup services” in 2026, and Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., who has spent $320 in campaign funds on “hair and makeup services.”

Fears of a U.S. draft grow as the Selective Services modernizes

As the program that manages the U.S. draft modernizes, commentators are debating whether a potential Draft is around the corner.

The U.S. Selective Service is responsible for managing the U.S. Draft and is currently pushing to modernize the mechanisms that could make the draft a reality, the Military Times reported. As this event is closely timed with an escalation in the Russo-Ukrainian and Iran Wars, some experts have begun debating whether or not a draft could be looming.

Fears of a U.S. draft grow as the Selective Services modernizes

Watch cop bring mass shooter’s rampage to screeching halt

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(Unsplash)

Surveillance video from July 19 showed a Tucson, Arizona, police officer intervening within seconds when a gunman opened fire.

Tucson police say that 21-year-old David Leroy French, a felon who previously received probation for firing a rifle at a car wash employee in 2024, opened fire at 2 a.m. MST on July 19 near the Empire Pizza and Pub after an argument, according to the Arizona Daily Star. Surveillance video obtained by the Tucson-area newspaper apparently shows French drawing a handgun and firing multiple rounds as he started to flee when a police officer shot him following a verbal confrontation.

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