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September 2026

Tulsi Gabbard On Standing Up For The Truth

Tulsi Gabbard delivers a wide-ranging speech about courage, service, objective truth, constitutional principles, and the responsibility of ordinary citizens to lead. Drawing from her experiences in Congress, presidential politics, military service, and public life, Gabbard discusses confronting fear, challenging institutional pressure, protecting women’s sports, and placing service above personal ambition.

Tulsi Gabbard, leadership, courage, objective truth, servant leadership, public service, constitutional principles, women’s sports, political courage, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Congress, Isaiah 6:8, faith, media bias, citizen leadershipMedia

Sep 5, 2026

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President Trump Joins Lt. Dan: 2026 Elections, Iran & Economy

President Donald Trump joins Lt. Dan for a wide-ranging discussion about the 2026 elections, Texas politics, Iran, the economy and religious liberty. Trump also recalls the decision that led to his 2015 presidential campaign.

Donald Trump, Dan Patrick, Lt. Dan, 2026 Elections, Midterm Elections, Texas Politics, Republican Party, Dallas, Iran, Economy, Tariffs, American Manufacturing, Religious Liberty, Border SecurityMedia

Sep 5, 2026

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Karoline Leavitt & Tulsi Gabbard Hold White House Press Briefing After Obama Report

Karoline Leavitt and Tulsi Gabbard discuss recently highlighted intelligence findings, media coverage, the Steele dossier, and the U.S. government’s assessment of Russian activity surrounding the 2016 presidential election. This timestamped guide helps viewers navigate their principal statements and distinguish the speakers’ allegations and interpretations from the underlying documentary record.

Karoline Leavitt, Tulsi Gabbard, White House, press briefing, Russia investigation, 2016 election, intelligence assessment, Steele dossier, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, media coverage, national intelligence, government documents, political controversy, briefing timelineInvestigations

Sep 4, 2026

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Russian Archives Reveal Soviet Reaction to JFK Assassination

A translated Soviet archival dossier documents Moscow’s official response to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in November 1963. The collection reportedly includes diplomatic condolences, telegrams exchanged by Kennedy and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, TASS photographs, and Soviet press coverage. The records offer a historical view of how the Kremlin publicly responded during a tense and uncertain moment in the Cold War

Field Notes, John F. Kennedy, JFK, JFK assassination, Soviet Union, USSR, Soviet archives, Russian archives, Nikita Khrushchev, Cold War, Moscow, diplomatic history, TASS, Pravda, historical documents, presidential history, November 1963, United States–Soviet relationsWorld

Sep 4, 2026

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DEPARTMENT OF WAR PUBLISHES SECOND RELEASE OF UNIDENTIFIED ANOMALOUS PHENOMENA FILES

The U.S. government has published a second collection of declassified and historical records concerning Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena. The release includes government statements, incident records, archival photographs, file identifiers, and material attributed to NASA and the U.S. Air Force. These documents preserve unidentified observations but do not, by themselves, establish an extraterrestrial explanation.

Field Notes, UAP, UFO, unidentified anomalous phenomena, declassified documents, government records, government transparency, NASA, U.S. Air Force, Apollo 12, archival photographs, aerial phenomena, document release, public records, historical files, UAP investigationDefense & Security

Sep 4, 2026

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+305 pages of records related to the FBI, DOJ investigations of Hunter Biden and potential violations of the MANN ACT.

Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson released more than 305 pages of FBI and Justice Department records concerning Hunter Biden and possible Mann Act violations. The heavily redacted materials include messages, payment references, travel arrangements, forensic records, and an October 2020 memorandum identifying communications investigators considered relevant. The records raise questions about the scope and outcome of the federal investigation, but they do not establish that Hunter Biden was charged with or convicted of violating the Mann Act.

Hunter Biden, Mann Act, FBI, Department of Justice, DOJ, Chuck Grassley, Ron Johnson, Senate investigation, congressional oversight, federal records, government documents, travel records, financial records, WhatsApp records, iCloud messages, document release, primary sourcesInvestigations

Sep 4, 2026

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GEORGE SOROS FOUNDATIONS EXPOSED BY CHRIS CHAPEL

Chris Chappell examines the Trump administration’s reported efforts to investigate George Soros and the extensive network of nonprofits, political action committees, and advocacy organizations connected to his philanthropic work. The report considers how foundation funding may influence elections, prosecutors’ races, public policy, and other positions of institutional power. It also explores the legal questions surrounding politically active nonprofits and whether critics’ description of this network as a “fifth column” is supported by verifiable evidence.

Soros, Open Society Foundations, Chris Chappell, America Uncovered, Donald Trump, nonprofits, political influence, campaign funding, political action committees, PACs, prosecutors, attorneys general, progressive prosecutors, foundations, election funding, government accountability, nonprofit law, political commentaryInvestigations

Sep 4, 2026

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