Good morning, patriots! Today is Juneteenth—a day that marks when Union troops, under Republican leadership, brought word of emancipation to the last enslaved Americans in Texas. It was the Republican Party, founded to end slavery, that made this freedom possible. Now, the Left is trying to hijack Juneteenth, rewriting history to fit their narrative. But we remember the truth: this is a celebration of liberty, courage, and conservative conviction.

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Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Child Transitions

What happened: The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 to uphold a Tennessee law that bans gender transition treatments for minors. This includes puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries. The Court said the law does not violate the 14th Amendment and left the decision to state lawmakers. Over 20 other states have passed similar laws. The Court made it clear that states can protect children on this issue.

Why it matters: This is a major win for families and common sense. Kids like Chloe Cole went through transition procedures as teenagers and now regret it. These treatments are permanent and can cause serious harm. Many children are pushed into life-changing decisions before they are ready. The Court’s decision helps stop that. It protects children from making choices they may not fully understand and from being used to push an activist agenda.

What’s next: This ruling opens the door for more states to take action. The Court did not decide on every legal question, such as parental rights, but it gave clear support to state power on this issue. Other cases, like bans on transgender athletes in girls’ sports, could come next.

Bottom line: Kids cannot get tattoos, sign contracts, or even buy cold medicine without permission. They should not be able to make a permanent decision to change their sex. The Court’s ruling is a win for truth, science, and the right of parents and lawmakers to protect children.

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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, a close ally of Governor DeSantis, publicly urged the denaturalization and deportation of Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, accusing her of betraying U.S. values after she criticized President Trump’s military parade plans

New Claims of Election Misconduct Surface

What happened: Arizona Congressman Abe Hamadeh is calling on U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to launch a federal investigation into Runbeck Election Services, a company that handled ballots in several western states during the 2024 election. Hamadeh says credible reports suggest blank ballots were mixed with completed mail-in ballots at a warehouse in Arizona. He wants the DOJ to review security procedures and determine if these alleged violations affected results—especially in Maricopa County.

At the same time, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into 33 noncitizens who may have illegally voted in the 2024 election. That probe was only possible thanks to a Trump executive order that expanded access to voter data.

Why it matters: Americans deserve to know their vote counts—and that elections are secure. These claims may be serious, or they may be errors or exaggerations. But one thing is clear: transparency and accountability are needed now more than ever. If ballots were mishandled or security steps skipped, the public deserves answers.

What’s next: All eyes are now on Pam Bondi and the DOJ. Will they dig in and investigate—or ignore it? And if these claims are true, how many other states could be involved? With election trust still shaken from 2020, this story could grow fast.

Bottom line: Do you think Runbeck should be investigated? Should noncitizen voting get more attention? Or is this another distraction? Whatever your view, one thing is certain: election integrity matters—and every American should care.

QUICK HITS

• 🚨 Senate Passes Landmark Crypto Bill
  The Senate overwhelmingly passed a sweeping crypto regulation bill, setting the stage for digital currency to become a mainstream part of the U.S. financial system. The bill requires stablecoin issuers to be federally registered and gives more oversight to the Fed. While some hail it as clarity, critics warn it centralizes too much control over private financial innovation.

• 🛑 Ex-Coast Guard Lt. Threatened Trump
  A former Coast Guard lieutenant was arrested after allegedly calling for President Trump’s assassination in a string of violent online threats. The man reportedly praised previous political violence and urged more. This arrest highlights how threats against conservative leaders are too often ignored until they escalate—reminding us that political violence is never one-sided.

• 🔥 Gen Z Shrugs at L.A. Riots
  Younger Americans are showing little sympathy for the chaos in Los Angeles, citing BLM riots as a turning point. Viral posts say, “You taught us this was activism.” The media may spin the narrative, but a growing generation sees through the hypocrisy—calling out double standards and demanding real law and order.

• 🏠 Fewer Homes Selling Above Asking
  The housing market is cooling fast. The share of U.S. homes selling above asking price has dropped to its lowest level since 2020, reflecting high mortgage rates and cautious buyers. While that could ease affordability slightly, it’s also a red flag for an economy teetering on shaky ground.

• 🎮 Massive Nintendo Heist Uncovered

  Nearly 3,000 unreleased Nintendo Switch 2 consoles were stolen in a high-stakes warehouse heist. Authorities are still tracking down suspects, but the brazen theft has sparked concerns about security lapses in global supply chains—and the black market for electronics just got a major boost.

• ⚖️ Jeanine Pirro Nominated as Fed Prosecutor

  President Trump has nominated Judge Jeanine Pirro for a full term as the federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C. Known for her no-nonsense courtroom presence and media persona, Pirro’s nomination signals a shift toward tough, unapologetic law-and-order leadership in the heart of the nation’s capital.