This video discusses findings from an investigation into elementary school curricula in Berkeley, California, and Philadelphia. The investigation, led by a representative named Tim Wahlberg, examined three school districts and revealed a pattern of left-wing bias influencing how young children are taught subjects such as history, reading, geography, and economics. Teachers and union leaders reportedly discourage sharing these lessons with parents. In Berkeley, students are taught using a book that omits Israel from Middle East maps and describes terms like "Intifada" as positive. Curriculum topics include defining covert and overt resistance and the relationship between capitalism, imperialism, and exploitation. The investigation raises concerns about the ideological perspectives being introduced to young children and the potential impact on their understanding of history and social issues.

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In this segment from The Right View with Lara Trump, the discussion centers on allegations that Jack Smith, the prosecutor leading an investigation into a former U.S. president, had compiled a detailed list of Republican supporters and donors. The conversation explores the implications of such actions, questioning the motivations and potential misuse of such personal data by government officials. The panel also touches on the Southern Poverty Law Center's controversial list of conservative figures, drawing parallels between perceived threats to civil liberties and historical instances of government overreach. This dialogue highlights concerns over the weaponization of government agencies to target political opponents and the broader impact on American society and democratic norms.

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(Gilbert, AZ) -- An Arizona couple is planning a lawsuit against a Phoenix-area hospital that mistakenly declared their toddler son dead. Alexus Fiordilino says a doctor Dignity Health Mercy Gilbert Medical Center ruled her 18-month-old son dead after an accidental drowning back in February, despite several witnesses citing signs of life. Hours later, a delivery driver for the Maricopa County medical examiner discovered the child, alive and moving, under a sheet. Vincent Fiordilino suffered a severe brain injury and will require lifelong medical care.

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This is what some commuters in suburban Reno, Nevada saw Thursday morning. A small airplane crash-landed on Interstate 80. Drivers heading East on the interstate are the ones who saw it. Those trying to go west were out of luck, as police shut down the entire highway in that direction. No injuries were reported.

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(Miami, FL) -- President Trump has been ordered by a federal judge to sit for a deposition in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC. The British broadcast is being sued by Trump for ten-billion dollars over a documentary that featured his speech before the January 6th U.S. Capitol riot. The order was handed down after the BBC accused Trump of stalling after he canceled a planned deposition earlier this month. He called off the deposition for what he said was a "matter of national importance." Trump must now sit for the deposition by December 11th.

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In this interview, Congressman Scott Perry discusses the challenges of his tight race against Democrat Janelle Steltson in Pennsylvania's 10th district. Perry highlights the district's significance as a swing region, emphasizing the district's historic towns like Carlisle and Harrisburg. He addresses controversial issues surrounding Stelson's residency and campaign tactics, including allegations of inappropriate behavior and the presence of an illegal immigrant volunteering for her campaign. Perry urges his supporters to visit PatriotsforPerry.com for more information and to cast their votes, emphasizing the importance of maintaining conservative values and policies.

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In this interview, Leland Vittert discusses the current unrest in Europe, attributing it to the intersection of political Islam and the far left, facilitated by unchecked migration and radical organizations. He highlights the prevalence of the Palestinian flag in demonstrations, which he believes is evidence of a coordinated effort to undermine Western values and promote Islam over Israel. Despite widespread evidence, including videos and reports from Fox News, there is a reluctance in the media to acknowledge these connections. Leeland argues that this reluctance is due to the intimidation tactics employed by pro-socialist and Islamist groups, who label honest discussion as bigoted. This conversation sheds light on the complex dynamics behind the European protests and the challenges in addressing them openly.

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(Plymouth, MA) - Lindsay Clancy's attorneys have been denied a request to question the juror who forced a mistrial in her triple-murder case in Massachusetts. Judge William Sullivan said "any further judicial inquiry is inappropriate," adding that any issues about the holdout juror that came to light after the mistrial was declared are "simply not relevant." Clancy pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to three murder charges stemming from the 2023 deaths of her three children. Sullivan declared a mistrial after seven weeks, when a 12-person jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict.

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Virginia State Sen. L. Louise Lucas has been arrested by federal authorities over charges in a drug trafficking, fraud, money laundering, and firearms case. She is the Virginia Senate President pro tempore, and her office was searched by the FBI in May as part of an investigation. The case centers on an illegal marijuana "enterprise" that abused her "political influence" to "enact legislation and regulations to financially benefit the Lucas Enterprise and to obtain recreational marijuana licenses for members and associates of the Lucas Enterprise," according to the indictment. Lucas allegedly told an un-indicted co-conspirator via phone that "this is our last chance at generational wealth... I've got too old to not be greedy." Read more on Townhall: https://townhall.com/news/cameron-arcand/2026/10/22/top-virginia-democrat-arrests-on-fraud-and-drug-trafficking-charges-n2685130

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A farmer in Minnesota found a metallic object eleven feet in diameter in a cornfield. An investigation determined it probably came from space. Not originally, though. Most experts think it's part of a Chinese rocket that launched in September to deploy satellites. Its first stage reportedly fell to earth over the upper Midwest. The object matches the diameter of that part of the rocket, and could have sat in the field unnoticed for six weeks. Debris falling from space is becoming a bigger concern as the number of rocket launches and satellites keeps going up.

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In a recent development, Virginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas has been indicted on multiple charges related to marijuana trafficking, money laundering, and corruption. Lucas, who holds a significant position as the President pro-tem of the Virginia Senate and chairs its powerful finance and appropriations committee, is accused of using her office to protect an illegal marijuana business and influence legislation for personal gain. The indictment includes five counts against Lucas, including conspiracy to distribute marijuana, money laundering, and services fraud. Federal prosecutors allege that Lucas not only arranged for the acquisition and distribution of marijuana but also supervised the laundering of proceeds and attempted to influence Virginia legislation for her family's benefit. This indictment highlights the misuse of political power and the potential for corruption within public office.

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(Sioux City, IA) -- President Trump is heading to Iowa today to support Republican candidates ahead of the midterms. Trump will be in Sioux City at a rally for Senate candidate Ashley Hinson and governor candidate Zach Lahn [[ lane ]]. The Iowa GOP chair says Trump will be back in Iowa on November 1st, just two days before the midterm elections. Tomorrow, Trump will be in Florida. For the Democrats, Former Vice President Kamala Harris will speak in Clarksdale, Mississippi today to support a candidate for state senator. She also plans to visit New Hampshire, Wisconsin and Georgia in the coming days.

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(Norfolk, VA) -- Federal authorities have charged Virginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas with racketeering and money laundering conspiracy. It's a part of an alleged public corruption case related to a cannabis business owned by the Democrat. A Justice Department spokesperson said Lucas surrendered to authorities on Thursday. She was also hit with a charge of conspiracy to distribute marijuana. A few other others were also taken into custody as part of the alleged scheme. Lucas is known as a major critic of President Trump and is considered a powerful lawmaker in the state.

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Paging Hezbollah delivers a high-level, insider look at Israel’s 2024 exploding-pager operation, told by the officials and operators who ran it—and a warning about the terrorist group most Americans still don’t fully understand.

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Gov. Ron DeSantis is urging a yes vote on Amendment 3, noting that local property-tax revenues have nearly doubled in seven years—well beyond population and inflation growth—while the state has cut its budget four years in a row. The amendment creates a path to fully eliminate property taxes for homesteaded Floridians and more. Critics argue perpetual property taxes make government a lifelong landlord, so homeowners never truly own their homes.

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In this interview, Steve Robinson, editor-in-chief of the Maine Wire, discusses the intricacies of the Maine Senate race between Troy Jackson and Susan Collins. Robinson sheds light on the political landscape in Maine, highlighting the disconnect between national media coverage and the ground realities of the state. He delves into the controversies surrounding Jackson, including allegations of fraud and corruption within state government, particularly involving Somali welfare fraud and Medicaid mismanagement. Robinson also explores the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) funded by taxpayer dollars, which are accused of orchestrating voter mobilization efforts among Somali migrants in Lewiston. The conversation touches on the political dynamics between the Democratic base and the working-class populace, and how these tensions are influencing the election. Robinson concludes with insights into the betting markets and the potential outcomes based on the current political climate.

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Father Paul Scalia from the Arlington diocese discusses the controversial proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution that seek to embed abortion as a fundamental right and remove parental rights. He explains that the language of these amendments is intentionally vague and elastic to allow for unrestricted abortion practices, going far beyond what many pro-choice advocates might support. Father Scalia emphasizes the importance of scrutinizing the actual language of the amendments, as the ballot language often differs significantly from what is proposed. He also addresses the role of the Church in political matters, asserting that priests should speak out when the state oversteps its bounds by attempting to infringe on God's domain, such as with these amendments on abortion and marriage. In the interview, Father Scalia provides guidance on navigating political divisions while maintaining Christian ideals. He highlights the necessity of engaging in debates and controversies for the truth, while always maintaining love and respect for others, even those who oppose one's beliefs. The discussion underscores the Church's opposition to the proposed amendments and encourages Virginians to vote against them, advocating for the protection of innocent life from conception.

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In a recent discussion, KT McFarland and a panel of experts analyze the evolving dynamics of the Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on a pivotal moment when Ukrainian President Zelensky indicated a willingness to freeze the current territorial lines to achieve a lasting peace. This marks a significant shift from Zelensky's previous stance on reclaiming the original borders. The panel explores the potential implications of this concession, considering it as a strategic move influenced by the frustrations with the ongoing conflict and the role of international diplomacy. They also highlight the importance of diplomatic gestures, such as the release of an American prisoner by Russia, in thawing relations and opening channels for negotiation. The conversation underscores the complexity of the situation, including the reluctance of European nations to engage militarily and their continued economic support of Russia, which complicates the path to peace. The experts speculate on the pace of potential progress, noting that preliminary discussions are already underway, which could lead to a memorandum of understanding in the near future.

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This video discusses findings from an investigation into elementary school curricula in Berkeley, California, and Philadelphia. The investigation, led by a representative named Tim Wahlberg, examined three school districts and revealed a pattern of left-wing bias influencing how young children are taught subjects such as history, reading, geography, and economics. Teachers and union leaders reportedly discourage sharing these lessons with parents. In Berkeley, students are taught using a book that omits Israel from Middle East maps and describes terms like "Intifada" as positive. Curriculum topics include defining covert and overt resistance and the relationship between capitalism, imperialism, and exploitation. The investigation raises concerns about the ideological perspectives being introduced to young children and the potential impact on their understanding of history and social issues.

Read More...

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In this segment from The Right View with Lara Trump, the discussion centers on allegations that Jack Smith, the prosecutor leading an investigation into a former U.S. president, had compiled a detailed list of Republican supporters and donors. The conversation explores the implications of such actions, questioning the motivations and potential misuse of such personal data by government officials. The panel also touches on the Southern Poverty Law Center's controversial list of conservative figures, drawing parallels between perceived threats to civil liberties and historical instances of government overreach. This dialogue highlights concerns over the weaponization of government agencies to target political opponents and the broader impact on American society and democratic norms.

Read More...

(Gilbert, AZ) -- An Arizona couple is planning a lawsuit against a Phoenix-area hospital that mistakenly declared their toddler son dead. Alexus Fiordilino says a doctor Dignity Health Mercy Gilbert Medical Center ruled her 18-month-old son dead after an accidental drowning back in February, despite several witnesses citing signs of life. Hours later, a delivery driver for the Maricopa County medical examiner discovered the child, alive and moving, under a sheet. Vincent Fiordilino suffered a severe brain injury and will require lifelong medical care.

Read More...

This is what some commuters in suburban Reno, Nevada saw Thursday morning. A small airplane crash-landed on Interstate 80. Drivers heading East on the interstate are the ones who saw it. Those trying to go west were out of luck, as police shut down the entire highway in that direction. No injuries were reported.

Read More...

(Miami, FL) -- President Trump has been ordered by a federal judge to sit for a deposition in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC. The British broadcast is being sued by Trump for ten-billion dollars over a documentary that featured his speech before the January 6th U.S. Capitol riot. The order was handed down after the BBC accused Trump of stalling after he canceled a planned deposition earlier this month. He called off the deposition for what he said was a "matter of national importance." Trump must now sit for the deposition by December 11th.

Read More...

In this interview, Congressman Scott Perry discusses the challenges of his tight race against Democrat Janelle Steltson in Pennsylvania's 10th district. Perry highlights the district's significance as a swing region, emphasizing the district's historic towns like Carlisle and Harrisburg. He addresses controversial issues surrounding Stelson's residency and campaign tactics, including allegations of inappropriate behavior and the presence of an illegal immigrant volunteering for her campaign. Perry urges his supporters to visit PatriotsforPerry.com for more information and to cast their votes, emphasizing the importance of maintaining conservative values and policies.

Read More...

In this interview, Leland Vittert discusses the current unrest in Europe, attributing it to the intersection of political Islam and the far left, facilitated by unchecked migration and radical organizations. He highlights the prevalence of the Palestinian flag in demonstrations, which he believes is evidence of a coordinated effort to undermine Western values and promote Islam over Israel. Despite widespread evidence, including videos and reports from Fox News, there is a reluctance in the media to acknowledge these connections. Leeland argues that this reluctance is due to the intimidation tactics employed by pro-socialist and Islamist groups, who label honest discussion as bigoted. This conversation sheds light on the complex dynamics behind the European protests and the challenges in addressing them openly.

Read More...

(Plymouth, MA) - Lindsay Clancy's attorneys have been denied a request to question the juror who forced a mistrial in her triple-murder case in Massachusetts. Judge William Sullivan said "any further judicial inquiry is inappropriate," adding that any issues about the holdout juror that came to light after the mistrial was declared are "simply not relevant." Clancy pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to three murder charges stemming from the 2023 deaths of her three children. Sullivan declared a mistrial after seven weeks, when a 12-person jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict.

Read More...

Virginia State Sen. L. Louise Lucas has been arrested by federal authorities over charges in a drug trafficking, fraud, money laundering, and firearms case. She is the Virginia Senate President pro tempore, and her office was searched by the FBI in May as part of an investigation. The case centers on an illegal marijuana "enterprise" that abused her "political influence" to "enact legislation and regulations to financially benefit the Lucas Enterprise and to obtain recreational marijuana licenses for members and associates of the Lucas Enterprise," according to the indictment. Lucas allegedly told an un-indicted co-conspirator via phone that "this is our last chance at generational wealth... I've got too old to not be greedy." Read more on Townhall: https://townhall.com/news/cameron-arcand/2026/10/22/top-virginia-democrat-arrests-on-fraud-and-drug-trafficking-charges-n2685130

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A farmer in Minnesota found a metallic object eleven feet in diameter in a cornfield. An investigation determined it probably came from space. Not originally, though. Most experts think it's part of a Chinese rocket that launched in September to deploy satellites. Its first stage reportedly fell to earth over the upper Midwest. The object matches the diameter of that part of the rocket, and could have sat in the field unnoticed for six weeks. Debris falling from space is becoming a bigger concern as the number of rocket launches and satellites keeps going up.

Read More...

In a recent development, Virginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas has been indicted on multiple charges related to marijuana trafficking, money laundering, and corruption. Lucas, who holds a significant position as the President pro-tem of the Virginia Senate and chairs its powerful finance and appropriations committee, is accused of using her office to protect an illegal marijuana business and influence legislation for personal gain. The indictment includes five counts against Lucas, including conspiracy to distribute marijuana, money laundering, and services fraud. Federal prosecutors allege that Lucas not only arranged for the acquisition and distribution of marijuana but also supervised the laundering of proceeds and attempted to influence Virginia legislation for her family's benefit. This indictment highlights the misuse of political power and the potential for corruption within public office.

Read More...

(Sioux City, IA) -- President Trump is heading to Iowa today to support Republican candidates ahead of the midterms. Trump will be in Sioux City at a rally for Senate candidate Ashley Hinson and governor candidate Zach Lahn [[ lane ]]. The Iowa GOP chair says Trump will be back in Iowa on November 1st, just two days before the midterm elections. Tomorrow, Trump will be in Florida. For the Democrats, Former Vice President Kamala Harris will speak in Clarksdale, Mississippi today to support a candidate for state senator. She also plans to visit New Hampshire, Wisconsin and Georgia in the coming days.

Read More...

(Norfolk, VA) -- Federal authorities have charged Virginia State Senator L. Louise Lucas with racketeering and money laundering conspiracy. It's a part of an alleged public corruption case related to a cannabis business owned by the Democrat. A Justice Department spokesperson said Lucas surrendered to authorities on Thursday. She was also hit with a charge of conspiracy to distribute marijuana. A few other others were also taken into custody as part of the alleged scheme. Lucas is known as a major critic of President Trump and is considered a powerful lawmaker in the state.

Read More...

Paging Hezbollah delivers a high-level, insider look at Israel’s 2024 exploding-pager operation, told by the officials and operators who ran it—and a warning about the terrorist group most Americans still don’t fully understand.

Read More...

Gov. Ron DeSantis is urging a yes vote on Amendment 3, noting that local property-tax revenues have nearly doubled in seven years—well beyond population and inflation growth—while the state has cut its budget four years in a row. The amendment creates a path to fully eliminate property taxes for homesteaded Floridians and more. Critics argue perpetual property taxes make government a lifelong landlord, so homeowners never truly own their homes.

Read More...

In this interview, Steve Robinson, editor-in-chief of the Maine Wire, discusses the intricacies of the Maine Senate race between Troy Jackson and Susan Collins. Robinson sheds light on the political landscape in Maine, highlighting the disconnect between national media coverage and the ground realities of the state. He delves into the controversies surrounding Jackson, including allegations of fraud and corruption within state government, particularly involving Somali welfare fraud and Medicaid mismanagement. Robinson also explores the role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) funded by taxpayer dollars, which are accused of orchestrating voter mobilization efforts among Somali migrants in Lewiston. The conversation touches on the political dynamics between the Democratic base and the working-class populace, and how these tensions are influencing the election. Robinson concludes with insights into the betting markets and the potential outcomes based on the current political climate.

Read More...

Father Paul Scalia from the Arlington diocese discusses the controversial proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution that seek to embed abortion as a fundamental right and remove parental rights. He explains that the language of these amendments is intentionally vague and elastic to allow for unrestricted abortion practices, going far beyond what many pro-choice advocates might support. Father Scalia emphasizes the importance of scrutinizing the actual language of the amendments, as the ballot language often differs significantly from what is proposed. He also addresses the role of the Church in political matters, asserting that priests should speak out when the state oversteps its bounds by attempting to infringe on God's domain, such as with these amendments on abortion and marriage. In the interview, Father Scalia provides guidance on navigating political divisions while maintaining Christian ideals. He highlights the necessity of engaging in debates and controversies for the truth, while always maintaining love and respect for others, even those who oppose one's beliefs. The discussion underscores the Church's opposition to the proposed amendments and encourages Virginians to vote against them, advocating for the protection of innocent life from conception.

Read More...

In a recent discussion, KT McFarland and a panel of experts analyze the evolving dynamics of the Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on a pivotal moment when Ukrainian President Zelensky indicated a willingness to freeze the current territorial lines to achieve a lasting peace. This marks a significant shift from Zelensky's previous stance on reclaiming the original borders. The panel explores the potential implications of this concession, considering it as a strategic move influenced by the frustrations with the ongoing conflict and the role of international diplomacy. They also highlight the importance of diplomatic gestures, such as the release of an American prisoner by Russia, in thawing relations and opening channels for negotiation. The conversation underscores the complexity of the situation, including the reluctance of European nations to engage militarily and their continued economic support of Russia, which complicates the path to peace. The experts speculate on the pace of potential progress, noting that preliminary discussions are already underway, which could lead to a memorandum of understanding in the near future.

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