Early in Donald Trump’s news conference Tuesday, Fox News’ Peter Doocy asked a question that surely baffled people who avoided social media for Labor Day. “How did you find out over the weekend that you were dead?” Doocy said to the president. Doocy was referring to speculation about Trump’s health that spread online during the long Labor Day weekend, fueled in part by the president’s relative absence from the public for several days. The incident has renewed — for a different...

The Chancellor seems to have collided with reality during the summer break. Merz sees the German social system in deep crisis. Meanwhile, his political allies in Brussels are calling for an increase in the very dose of poison that is making Europe sick. Let’s be blunt: Large parts of the political elite have a fractured relationship with reality. This applies equally to the economic decay of Germany and the EU, as well as to the public communication of strategic political goals, which are...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Monday that the Trump administration is considering declaring a national housing emergency in response to soaring home prices and limited supply. Speaking to the Washington Examiner in a Labor Day interview, Bessent noted that such a move could come as soon as the fall.

Lost your mojo? You’re not the only one. Americans are having a record low amount of sex—even less than they did during the Covid-19 pandemic—according to a new study led by researchers at the Institute for Family Studies. This continues the downward shift in sexual activity that has been worrying sociologists and psychologists for decades.

Two Federal Emergency Management Agency employees who were tasked with protecting the United States from terrorist attacks have been fired over their 'deviant' porn habits. An internal investigation conducted by the Department of Homeland Security's Insider Threat Operations Center (ITOC) found that the two employees had been using their government-issued devices to consume 'deviant pornography' while at work, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced Tuesday.

A federal judge refused to break up Google for monopolizing the online search and ad markets, and instead imposed lesser restrictions to curb the power of the $2 trillion company. In a closely watched antitrust trial pitting the U.S. government against one of the world’s largest tech firms, District Judge Amit Mehta on Tuesday rejected the Justice Department’s request to force Google to spin off its Chrome browser and Android products.

Not all grocery store deli counters are created equal. For one chain supermarket in particular, the delicatessen isn't as good as what other chains offer.

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A Federal court blocked Trump’s removal of Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang members under the wartime enemies act. Lawfare continues against the president and his agenda. The left does everything in their power to keep these monsters here in this country. Judges are protecting from deportation obvious TdA terrorists, who are killing more of our […] The post US Judges Protect Tren de Aragua Terrorists from Deportation appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna described the Epstein files that were dropped yesterday as involving a vast network of very wealthy people importing girls and young women, violating immigration laws. Epstein himself was accused of continuing his violation of underaged girls while on work release. The House Oversight Committee released 33,295 pages of Epstein files provided […] The post The Files: Epstein’s Network of Billionaires & Abuse of Girls While on Work Release appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.