In The News
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After Supreme Court Shift, Judge Clears DHS to End Somalia TPS—How Far Could This Go?
According to The Post Millennial, U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs lifted a stay that had blocked the Department of Homeland Security from terminating Temporary Protected Status for Somali nationals, citing a June Supreme Court ruling that limits judicial review of certain TPS decisions.
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‘I Am Satan’: Resurfaced 2020 Audio Has Victor Marx Claiming Face‑to‑Face Encounter in Texas Lockup
Talking Points Memo first reported on a 2020 podcast where Marine veteran and ministry leader Victor Marx describes a prison‑ministry moment in Texas in which a voice identified itself as “Satan.”
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MFOL’s New ‘Machine’ Targets the Gun Lobby—But Leaves Out Key Gears, Source Says
Bearing Arms reports the group rolled out an anti-gun campaign called “The Machine,” drawing criticism over what it includes—and what it leaves out.
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NC Teen Critically Ill After Warm-Freshwater ‘Brain‑Eating Amoeba’; CDC Data Show 97% Fatality
State health officials say a North Carolina teen is in critical condition with Naegleria fowleri, a rare amoeba found in warm freshwater. CDC data show the resulting infection is usually fatal.
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Brent Blasts Past $100 amid Iran Strikes—Trump Calls Spike a ‘Very Small Price,’ Signals Navy Escorts for Hormuz
Source report: Brent crude jumped past $100 as tensions around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz flared. Trump, in posts the source attributes to Truth Social, called short-term pain a “very small price” and signaled escorts and insurance to keep energy moving.
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DEA Let Fentanyl Shipments ‘Walk’ as Cases Built—House Republicans Demand the Paper Trail
After an AP investigation reported agents monitored—rather than seized—major fentanyl loads, House Oversight Chair James Comer requested DOJ records. New Mexico’s attorney general sued for similar documents, and the DOJ watchdog launched a nationwide review.
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DOJ Alleges Deloitte Skewed Hiring With DEI; $21.5M Settlement Reached as Firm Denies Wrongdoing
Source reports the Justice Department alleged False Claims Act violations over race- and sex-based decisions from 2017 to present; Deloitte agreed to pay $21.5 million while denying the conduct and admitting no liability.
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Ex-NBA Players Declare for WNBA; League Calls Moves ‘Publicity Stunts’ as GOP Critic Accuses It of ‘Having It Both Ways’
After Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White announced plans to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft, the league said they’re ineligible and labeled the moves “publicity stunts.” A Republican guest on Washington Watch says the WNBA won’t define “woman.”
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MS NOW clip warns GOP ‘communism’ label could cost DSA nominee Cuban votes in Florida
A NewsBusters-posted transcript and an X clip show MS NOW’s Alex Tabet calling Republicans’ tie between communism and democratic socialism “incorrect” as he weighs the stakes for Angie Nixon in Florida’s general election.
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New Jersey Carry Permit Waits Have Improved — But Thousands Still Blew Past the 90-Day Deadline
Records cited by the report show average processing times fell, but more than 7,000 approved applications from 2024 through July 2026 still took at least 90 days.
