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CBP Declares War on Fentanyl: 700,000 Pills Found in Food Containers at Arizona Border, More on California Interstate
CBP at Arizona border detected traffickers using food cans as packaging to hide 700,000 fentanyl pills while a California traffic stop successfully uncovered 93 pounds of the drug.
Fauci ‘Could Be Indicted’ for Destruction of Records, Rand Paul Says
“If [Anthony] Fauci ordered you to destroy these records, I think he could be indicted,” Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., tells The Daily Signal, referring to government documents related to COVID-19.
Homeland Security Questioned on Military Base Breach Attempts
By: Alan Wooten | The Center Square Two Jordanians trying to get aboard Quantico in Virginia and Chinese…
House Administration Committee Passes Bill Requiring Proof of U.S. Citizenship to Register to Vote
The House also passed a bill on the floor that repeals a D.C. law that allows noncitizens to vote in federal elections.
UCLA Temporarily Reassigns Police Chief Pending Investigation into Handling of Anti-Israel Protests
Mary Osako, UCLA's vice chancellor for Strategic Communications, did not state where police chief John Thomas was reassigned to, but said UCLA police captain Gawin Gibson has been placed as the interim chief in the meantime.
Fauci Adviser Says He Helped Fauci Evade FOIA: ‘He is Too Smart’ to Get Caught
NIAID Director Fauci and NIH Director Collins are "trying to protect you, which also protects their own reputations," David Morens told Peter Daszak of Wuhan Institute of Virology funder EcoHealth Alliance.
New Hampshire, Quebec Sign Border Security Agreement
By: Sarah Roderick-Fitch | The Center Square New Hampshire and the Canadian province of Quebec signed a “historical…
Lawmakers Press Investigation into DEI Agenda at the Pentagon
By: Casey Harper | The Center Square A coalition of lawmakers is pushing forward the ongoing investigation into…
Hundreds of Tunnel Shafts Discovered in Rafah with Some Crossing into Egypt: IDF Report
Israeli Deputy Attorney General Gilad Noam explained the findings at the International Court of Justice.
DHS Says ‘Privacy’ of Migrants on Terrorist Watchlist is Greater than Public’s Right to Know
"I did not ask for any names, IDs, addresses, anything that would breach privacy, nor did I ask for any law enforcement sensitive information," Fox News reporter Bill Melugin wrote in a post on X. "I simply requested *only* the nationalities of people arrested on the list, so the public can have an understanding of where in the world they are coming from."