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#10 FBI Agent Who Accused Trump Administration of Political Bias Charged With Unlawful Disclosures - Aaron Katersky and Lucien Bruggeman for ABC News, Kyle Seraphin, Trump Girl, The Gateway Pundit, and New York Post on X
An FBI agent who accused the bureau of political bias during President Donald Trump's first administration was arrested Monday in New York on charges related to the alleged unauthorized disclosure of confidential information, according to court documents filed Tuesday. Johnathan Buma, a 15-year veteran of the bureau, allegedly shared text messages, internal documents, and other sensitive information with associates, including as part of a prospective book he began writing about his career as an FBI agent. Beginning in Oct. 2023, Buma "printed approximately 130 files from the FBI's internal network ... some of which were clearly marked with warnings that made clear that the information was to be protected," according to charging documents...
#9 FBI Whistleblower Punished by Biden Regime Gets New Chance for Justice in Trump Era - Kerry Picket for The Washington Times, Jerry Dunleavy IV, Garret O'Boyle/Jason Foster,
The tide may have turned for an FBI whistleblower who has been battling the bureau for more than two years since he was stripped of security clearance and suspended without pay. Lawyers for Special Agent Garret O’Boyle see a chance for him to start rebuilding his life now that President Trump has installed a new regime at FBI headquarters. Mr. O’Boyle’s lawyers filed an appeal Wednesday to the FBI seeking a review of the disciplinary action against him, arguing it was retaliation against a protected whistleblower. They want the FBI to immediately reinstate his security clearance and restore him to full employment status, ending a 30-month ordeal in which he could not quit the bureau or find gainful employment elsewhere...
#8 Three FBI Most Wanted Fugitive Arrests in Two Months Signal Return to ‘Premier’ Agency: Former Agent - Audrey Conklin for Fox News, Tom Homan Border Czar MAGA News, Mario Nawfal, Epoch Times, and Semper Invictus/Kash Patel on X
The FBI has had prompt success capturing fugitives since President Trump took office, according to Director Kash Patel. Patel announced on Tuesday that the FBI has apprehended three fugitives from the agency’s 10 Most Wanted list since Jan. 20. "This is the FBI that I was proud to work for, and I'm really excited to see that they have already arrested several of the FBI's Most Wanted fugitives," former FBI agent and Fox News contributor Nicole Parker told Fox News Digital. "When President Trump took over in 2017 in his first administration, I was a violent crime agent in Miami, and I specifically remember that he said that his top priority was to focus on violent criminals."
#7 Georgetown University Graduate Student Detained by Immigration Authorities - Gary Grumbach for NBC News, Tom Homan Border Czar MAGA News, Stop Antisemitism, Chuck Ross, and Maria Medvin on X
Federal immigration authorities have detained a Georgetown University graduate student from India who was teaching at the Washington institution on a student visa, his attorney said Wednesday. Masked agents arrested the graduate student, Badar Khan Suri, outside his home in Arlington, Virginia, on Monday night, attorney Hassan Ahmad said. The agents identified themselves as being with the Department of Homeland Security and told him the government had revoked his visa, Ahmad said. Ahmad called Suri's detention "beyond contemptible" and said he has done nothing wrong. Georgetown University said it was not aware of any misconduct by Suri...
#6 2 Escape Ice Detention Facility in Colorado, Officials Say - Heather Willard for WBTV News 13, Bill Melugin, Blue Owl, and Ali Bradley on X
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said that two people who were detained at the Denver Contract Detention Facility in Aurora, Colorado escaped Tuesday. ICE said that local authorities were immediately notified, and they declined to assist in the search. ICE notified its state and federal law enforcement partners, but the two escapees remained at large as of this writing Wednesday night. Geilond Vido-Romero, 24, reportedly entered the U.S. on Dec. 20, 2023, near Eagle Pass, Texas, and encountered U.S. Border Patrol officers at that time. The officers released him on his own recognizance and said an immigration judge ordered Vido “in absentia removed from the U.S. to Venezuela Feb. 18,” according to ICE...
#5 The DNC’s Favorite Tiktokker Harry Sisson Is Accused of Lying to Women to Get Them to Send Nudes - Anthony Blair for New York Post, Chief Trumpster, Mario Nawfal, Sarah Fields, aka, and The Red Headed Libertarian on X
The DNC’s favorite Gen Z TikTok influencer — who once interviewed former President Joe Biden — is in hot water with fans after he was accused of lying to women in order to get them to send him nudes. But, the internet is divided over his allegedly seedy behavior. Eleven women have publicly called out Harry Sisson, 23, claiming the Irish influencer with 1.8 million followers on TikTok led them on by claiming they were exclusive and getting them to send him explicit pics. Sisson built up a huge following in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election for his posts in support of Biden and even interviewed the then-commander-in-chief in May...
#4 Republican Senator Says Chuck Schumer ‘About as Popular as Chlamydia’ Among Dems After Voting With GOP - Charlie Nash for Mediaite, The Vigilant Fox, Twitchy Team, and Orin Ulysses Rascal on X
Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) told Fox News on Wednesday that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) had become “about as popular as chlamydia” among Democrats after he voted with Republicans to pass a GOP-backed spending bill. After Fox News host Sean Hannity suggested that Schumer’s “days could be numbered” following the controversy, Kennedy said: "I don’t hate anybody, and that includes Senator Schumer. He’s very smart. On the other hand, Chuck’s often wrong. He never makes the same mistake twice, he makes it five or six times just to be sure. But this time, he got it right in supporting our efforts to keep government open. Unless a football coach taught you history, you understand that shutting government down never achieves anything. It just scares people, especially the elderly. Having said that, many Democrats are angry at Schumer. Among them right now, we’ve all seen the news; he’s about as popular as chlamydia."
#3 Trump Set to Sign Executive Order Shuttering the Education Department - NBC News, Real America's Voice, Kimmie, David Soul, and Thomas Massie on X
President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order Thursday to close the Education Department, fulfilling a yearslong pledge to dismantle the federal agency, the White House confirmed. Trump will hold an event at the White House to sign the order directing Education Secretary Linda McMahon to “take all necessary steps to facilitate the closure the Department of Education and return education authority to the States while continuing to ensure the effective and uninterrupted delivery of services, programs, and benefits on which Americans rely.”
#2 Greenpeace Ordered to Pay More Than $660M for Dakota Access Pipeline Protests - Thao Nguyen for USA TODAY, Charlie Kirk, Tom Fitton, Chris Martz, and Ryan Maue on X
Environmental group Greenpeace was ordered Wednesday to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to a Texas-based pipeline company for its role in protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline's construction in North Dakota. On Wednesday, a nine-person jury at the Morton County courthouse in south-central North Dakota awarded more than $660 million in damages to Energy Transfer and its subsidiary Dakota Access, according to calculations from Greenpeace. The company accused Greenpeace USA, parent group Greenpeace International, and funding arm Greenpeace Fund Inc. of paying protesters to disrupt the pipeline's construction and spreading misinformation about the controversial project... Americans anticipating a huge release of newly redacted documents on Tuesday night about the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy got at least some of what they were expecting, but experts say it will take time to sort out the importance of the most recent information dump. The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration says it released about 63,000 pages across more than 2,100 PDF files, a stunning volume of information for historians and amateur sleuths to comb through. Much, if not most, of the information has been released by prior administrations in at least partially redacted, or blacked out, form to protect names of CIA assets and other sensitive information...
#1 Any Bombshells in the JFK Files Release? What We’ve Learned - Josh Meyer and Joel Shannon USA TODAY, Roger Stone, Mike Benz, Going Underground, NEWSMAX, Hans Mahncke, FreeStateWill, and Jesse Watters on X
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