Good morning, patriots! This week was one of those weeks—news flying in every direction, chaos in the streets, politicians playing the blame game, and the media doing what it does best: distracting. Through it all, we’ve tried to cut through the noise and bring you the truth.

As the weekend approaches, we just want to say thanks for sticking with us. Whatever your plans are, we hope you get a moment to step away from the madness, breathe deep, and enjoy a little peace.

We’ll be back Monday, ready to fight for facts and clarity.

Hot Headlines

• ✈️ Air India Jet Crashes After Takeoff to London, Killing 241

• 📉 Trump’s Approval Plummets With Millennials — 53% disapprove

• 💰 House Passes Bill Codifying Doge Cuts, Saved $9.4 billion

• 🏢 FBI Eyes Alabama Move for Training HQ

Senator Handcuffed at Noem Event Sparks Firestorm

What happened: California Senator Alex Padilla was briefly handcuffed during a press conference held by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. According to DHS, Padilla approached the stage without visible credentials and didn’t immediately identify himself. Secret Service agents, treating him as an unknown threat, acted swiftly to restrain him and secure the area. He was released once his identity was confirmed—but the incident has sparked partisan outrage.

Why it matters: Democrats are demanding investigations and apologies, but the irony is thick. These are the same folks who cheered when President Trump was perp-walked for a paperwork dispute. They shouted about "no one being above the law"—until one of their own got treated like any other unidentified person near a protected official.

Security protocols don’t disappear just because someone has a Senate pin in their pocket. In today’s climate, credentials and clarity come first—or at least, they should.

What’s next: Expect Democrats to turn this into a civil rights circus. But don’t expect DHS or the Secret Service to cave. The precedent is clear: play dumb near a secure podium, and you’ll be treated accordingly—no exceptions.

POLL: DO YOU SUPPORT THIS BIPARTISAN PROPOSAL?

Trump just launched a new “Trump Card” visa—foreigners can pay $5 million for a fast-track to permanent residency and eventual citizenship. Supporters say it’ll raise trillions, reduce the deficit, and bring in top investors. Critics call it a “pay-to-stay” scheme that cheapens American citizenship.

Feds Sue New York Over Sanctuary Status

What happened: The U.S. Department of Justice just filed a lawsuit against New York State, accusing it of unlawfully blocking federal immigration enforcement. At issue is a law that prohibits state and local agencies from cooperating with ICE, including denying access to criminal records and even barring officers from speaking with federal agents.

Why it matters: This is the Biden-era DOJ under Trump, and they’re done playing nice with sanctuary states. New York’s refusal to comply with federal law puts American citizens at risk—harboring violent criminals in the name of “compassion.” The DOJ says it’s not just unlawful—it’s dangerous.

What’s next: If the courts side with the feds, expect a domino effect. Other blue states like California and Illinois could be next in line. As the saying goes: play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

CIA Releases More RFK Assassination Docs

The CIA just dropped more documents on the RFK assassination—decades after the fact, and still with major redactions. The government always insists there's “nothing to see here,” but somehow they always wait half a century to tell us that.

We’re linking the release below. Read it for yourself—and decide if the truth is really out, or just buried deeper.

QUICK HITS

• Supreme Court Smacks Down FBI Over Botched Raid
  In a rare 9-0 ruling, the Supreme Court said an Atlanta family can sue the FBI after agents stormed their home by mistake. The justices tossed out a lower court decision that shielded the feds. Bottom line: Even federal badges don’t come with a blank check. The Constitution still matters—even when the FBI forgets it.

• Trump Delivers Income Rebound After Biden’s Decline
  New data shows Trump has reversed four years of wage losses under Biden. Household incomes are finally climbing again, fueled by lower taxes and rising job numbers. After years of decline, families are seeing the difference in their paychecks—and it’s not because of Bidenomics. Trump promised prosperity. It’s showing up in the numbers.

• GOP Moves to Rein In Biden’s Student Loan Scheme
  Senate Republicans advanced a bill to kill Biden’s loan giveaways, cap grad school borrowing, and bring sanity back to federal aid. No more endless deferments. It’s a direct hit on the left’s debt-for-votes machine—and long overdue. Hardworking Americans shouldn’t have to bankroll Ivy League gender studies degrees.

• RFK Jr. Boots CDC Panel, Installs Outsiders
  RFK Jr. just fired every single member of the CDC’s vaccine advisory board and replaced them with skeptics who challenged the COVID narrative. Love him or hate him, RFK is shaking up the swamp. If you're tired of Pharma calling the shots—this is what disruption looks like.