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“Bi means you like both.”

Rep. Thomas Massie cracks jokes after losing his primary race to Trump-endorsed former Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein, saying he may be “trans-partisan” because he doesn’t fully identify with either political side anymore.

The Kentucky congressman spent years carving out a reputation as one of the most independent Republicans in Washington — often frustrating both party leadership and President Trump.

But after a brutal Trump-backed challenge, Massie’s streak in Congress has now come to an end.

Newly released NTSB footage shows the terrifying moment a UPS cargo plane lost an engine seconds after takeoff in Louisville, Kentucky.

The surveillance video captures the aircraft’s left engine and pylon separating from the wing shortly after the plane lifted off the runway.

The November 4, 2025, crash killed 14 people and remains under intense federal investigation as officials work to determine what caused the catastrophic failure.

🚨 NEW FRAUD FILES JUST DROPPED AND THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY INSANE!

An Illinois Parks employee got caught blowing YOUR taxpayer dollars to RENT A PRIVATE HELICOPTER for her DAUGHTER’S PROM!

Biden’s VA was handing out $360 S*X TOYS “for recovery”

And a California woman is charged with straight-up PAYING HOMELESS PEOPLE to REGISTER TO VOTE!

This is peak Democrat governance, total waste, fraud, and abuse of hardworking Americans’ money while they lecture us about “fairness.”

The swamp is ROTTEN to the core. Lock these crooks up and drain it dry!

🚨 BOOM! Trump endorsed Ed Gallrein goes FULL MAGA in his VICTORY SPEECH after absolutely CRUSHING RINO Thomas Massie!

“I want to THANK President Trump… thank you, Mr. President!” 🇺🇸

“For his support, his endorsement, and his counsel as I navigated this campaign.”

Incoming January 2027!

A major Trump ally is now one step away from Alabama’s governor’s mansion.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville rolled through the Republican primary after months of campaigning as a close ally of President Trump and a fighter against the Washington establishment.

The race drew national attention as another early test of Trump’s strength with Republican voters — and Alabama Republicans delivered Tuberville a commanding victory.

Now the longtime senator heads into the general election with the GOP favored to hold the seat.

🇬🇧 A 22-year-old Israeli Jewish man named Shalev Ben Yakar was brutally beaten by a group of Islamists for speaking Hebrew in Golders Green, London.

The Metropolitan Police are treating the assault as an antisemitic hate crime. No arrests have been made at this stage.

The Islamist men chased the Jewish victim, dragged him across the road, and aggressively punched and kicked him for roughly six minutes. The victim stated that they "kicked him like an animal".

During the attack, they repeatedly shouted "Are you Jewish?" and hurled slurs at him in Arabic, including the phrase "inta yahudi" (you are Jewish).

The attackers tore his clothes, smashed his mobile phone, and stripped away one of his shoes before fleeing the scene.

🚨 BREAKING:

🇺🇸🇨🇺 The DOJ will formally indict former Cuban President Raúl Castro tomorrow in Miami, per multiple sources familiar with the matter.

-The 94-year-old served as Cuba's president from 2008 to 2018 and is the younger brother of Fidel
The indictment is tied to the 1996 shootdown of two Brothers to the Rescue civilian planes that killed four Miami-based Cuban exiles

-Acting AG Todd Blanche, FBI Deputy Director Christopher Raia, Sen. Ashley Moody, and Florida AG James Uthmeier are expected to attend the press conference

-CIA Director Ratcliffe met with Cuban Interior Ministry officials in Havana last week to deliver Trump's message: serious engagement only if Cuba makes "fundamental changes"

-Comes one day after sweeping new sanctions hit 11 Cuban regime elites and 3 government agencies

-Axios reported Cuba acquired 300+ military drones capable of striking Guantanamo, U.S. Navy ships, or Florida

The pressure on the Castro dynasty is reaching levels not seen since the Cold War.

Trump openly mused this month about "taking over" Cuba "almost immediately."

Sanctions are stacking.

Now the surviving Castro is being indicted on U.S. soil 30 years after the shootdown.

Source: Fox

It's absolutely ABSURD that this man has represented Kentucky in the U.S. Senate since January 3rd, 1985.

41 years.

..it will be the first time in over 41 YEARS that Kentucky will not be represented by this man in the Senate.

We need term limits so badly.

Hakeem Jeffries calls for black athletes to boycott SEC schools in states with ‘Jim Crow-like’ redistricting

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) joined the Congressional Black Caucus and the NAACP Tuesday in demanding that black athletes boycott Southeastern Conference (SEC) universities in states that pursued redistricting.

Jeffries argued state universities in the SEC – the NCAA’s top conference for college athletics – haven’t done enough to counter the largely successful Republican efforts to redraw congressional districts to boost the GOP ahead of the midterm elections.

“This is an unprecedented moment, featuring an unprecedented attack on black political representation, and therefore it requires an unprecedented response,” Jeffries said during a press conference on Capitol Hill.

“We are here standing in solidarity with NAACP in its call for athletes to boycott institutions within the SEC that belong to states that have unleashed these Jim Crow-like racially oppressive tactics, which is unacceptable, unconscionable and un-American,” the New York Democrat continued. “And we believe that the silence of these institutions is complicity, and we will not stand for it.”

Texas, Missouri, Florida and Tennessee have all redrawn their congressional maps and faced criticism for dismantling minority-majority districts.

Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and South Carolina are also expected to pursue redistricting in response to a landmark Supreme Court ruling last month that outlawed states from drawing congressional districts along racial lines.

“These universities should feel compelled to speak up … because it’s the right thing to do,” Jeffries argued.

“And for us to get through this moment of backlash and usher in a new era of progress, as has been done by generations in the past, it’s going to require character, it’s going to require courage and it’s going to require conviction,” the Democratic leader continued. “This is a Bill Russell moment. It’s a Muhammad Ali moment. And it’s a Jackie Robinson moment.

“And we’re going to stand together to make sure we bring about the type of country that the African American community deserves and that everyone in the United States of America deserves.”

Jeffries said the initiative to “push back aggressively against the racial gerrymandering that has taken place” will be called “Project 42,” a nod to Brooklyn Dodgers star Jackie Robinson, who broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947.