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President Trump just made a key endorsement in the Oklahoma Senate race. He is endorsing Rep. Kevin Hern to fulfill the empty Senate seat, which will be vacated by DHS Secretary nominee Markwayne Mullin once he is confirmed. In a Truth Social post, President Trump praised Hern as a “true friend to MAGA.” Read his full endorsement here: Kevin Hern, from the Wonderful State of Oklahoma (where I won all 77 out of 77 Counties, in 2016, 2020, and 2024!), is a Great Patriot, and FANTASTIC Congressman! A true friend of MAGA, Kevin is now running for the United States Senate, where I know he will continue to do an incredible job. Kevin is strongly supported by the fiercest MAGA Warriors in Oklahoma, and the most Highly Respected Leaders in the United States Senate! As the Chair of the House Republican Policy Committee, Kevin is doing a tremendous job advancing our AMERICA FIRST Agenda. In the U.S. Senate, Kevin will continue to fight tirelessly to Grow our Economy, Cut Taxes and Regulations, Champion our Amazing Farmers and Ranchers, Promote MADE IN THE U.S.A., Ensure American Energy DOMINANCE, Keep our Border SECURE, Strengthen our Military/Veterans, Safeguard our Elections, and Protect our always under siege Second Amendment. Kevin Hern will be an outstanding Senator, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement – HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN! Rep. Kevin Hern is the current chair of the Republican Policy Committee. He officially announced his run for the Senate on Wednesday. Politico noted: In his announcement video, Hern positioned himself as a staunch Trump ally and defender of the president’s “America First” agenda. His campaign has already lined up support from several Senate Republicans, including Sens. Rick Scott (R-Fla.), Jim Banks (R-Ind.) and Ron Johnson (R-Wis.). First elected to Congress in 2018, Hern currently represents Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District, which includes Tulsa. You can watch his full campaign launch video here: Today I’m announcing my campaign for the United States Senate. I grew up on an Air Force base, worked my way through school, built businesses, and served Oklahoma in Congress. Now I’m ready to fight for Oklahoma in the Senate. Watch my launch video! pic.twitter.com/lGBsRpVTvs — Kevin Hern (@krhern) March 11, 2026 What do you perceive?

The global elite might not want to recognize President Trump’s many accomplishments, but men and women who have actually achieved something noteworthy on their own are consistently sharing their honors with the commander in chief. One recent example involves Olympic bobsledder Kaillie Humphries, who gave a medal she received at the games to Trump as part of a National Women’s Month celebration at the White House. The Daily Caller provided additional coverage: Humphries cried as she said the reason behind her decision to honor the president in that manner was to recognize his work to protect women’s sports for biological females. Trump issued an executive order Feb. 5 titled “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” aimed at keeping biological males out of women’s sports in education programs subject to Title IX. “I want to recognize the support and the impact you’ve had on women’s sports throughout the Olympic movement — specifically standing up to keep biological women in women’s sports, to keep the field of play safe and allow for fair competition,” Humphries said. Trump beamed with joy as Humphries said, “So we only get one,” noting that she was officially presenting him with her very own medal. “Every Olympic medalist in the United States gets an Order of Ikkos that they get to hand to somebody in honor and recognition of somebody who’s made a meaningful contribution to their journey to the podium, because Olympic medals are never achieved alone,” Humphries said. The moment also received plenty of attention on social media: Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries gives Trump her Order of Ikkos medal to thank him for protecting women’s sports from trans men. “Specifically standing up to keep biological women in women’s sports, to keep the field of play safe and allow for fair competition.” pic.twitter.com/P0tuyFKloC — Oli London (@OliLondonTV) March 13, 2026 Kaillie Humphries wasn't going to let any backlash from the left stop her from giving her Order of Ikkos medal to President Trump at the White House. After coming out as a Republican Trump voter in an interview with me after the Olympics, Kaillie says she's been called "every… pic.twitter.com/FA4TB7LkHj — Jackson Thompson (@JackThompsonFOX) March 12, 2026 Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries gives President Trump her Olympic Order of Ikkos medal during the Women’s History Month event, thanking him for supporting women’s sports and fair competition.pic.twitter.com/OJB132LTHe — Derrick Evans (@DerrickEvans4WV) March 12, 2026 The ceremony came just days after Humphries confirmed that she supports the Trump administration, as Fox News reported late last month: Humphries won a hard-earned bronze in the women’s two-person bobsled last weekend, marking her sixth Olympic medal, adding to her collection of three golds and two other bronzes. Now, as Humphries looks ahead to her next contribution to Team USA, she hopes to serve on the White House Task Force for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. She hopes to do so as a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump. “I’m a Republican,” Humphries told Fox News Digital, adding that she voted for Trump in 2024. Humphries owns a unique place in Olympic history as the only bobsledder to win a gold medal for two different countries. She won gold for Team Canada in the 2010 Vancouver Games and 2014 Sochi Games. Then she went through a grueling process of becoming an American citizen, before competing for Team USA in the 2022 Beijing Games, where she also won gold. Her process of becoming a legal immigrant and forging a new life in the U.S., having settled in San Diego, California, where she now raises a son with her husband Travis, has given her immense pride as an American. She believes it’s a system that must be upheld and respected. “I stand with legal immigration. I think it’s a very hard process, it’s not an easy process,” she said, noting the American flag on her T-shirt. “It shouldn’t be an easy process. It’s hard, you are actively seeking something great. It’s why I can stand here and be very proud to wear this flag across my chest and represent the United States. Here’s a clip of her remarks at that time: https://x.com/JackThompsonFOX/status/2027389999801315549

It seems as if every elected Democrat from dogcatcher to Capitol Hill wants to take President Trump to court, but the vast majority of these knee-jerk efforts fall flat under even the slightest legal scrutiny. One lawmaker’s recent experience might be the most embarrassing example yet. Here’s what the Daily Caller reported: Democratic Ohio Rep. Joyce Beatty was caught in a gaffe after suing President Donald Trump and the Kennedy Center’s board of trustees. Beatty claimed she had been excluded from an upcoming March 16 meeting, where plans to overhaul the Kennedy Center are set to be formalized, The Hill reported. She filed a lawsuit against the administration, but records later showed she had been invited — the email landed in her spam folder, according to her attorneys. The lawyers’ admission quickly sparked widespread social media backlash against the Democratic lawmaker: Not only is Beatty a dunce, so is everyone who voted for her. pic.twitter.com/4huEkKWNfi — Mike Fracasso (@mike69fracasso) March 12, 2026 BREAKING: Attorneys for Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH), who sued the Trump admin for allegedly excluding her from a Kennedy Center trustees meeting, say the invite actually landed in her spam folder, according to the @DailyCaller. "I doubt there’s a single person here who hasn’t had… pic.twitter.com/lTdwv2NwNl — Off The Press (@OffThePress1) March 13, 2026 Democrat Congresswoman's Kennedy Center Lawsuit Implodes Over Spam Folder Blunder Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) filed a federal lawsuit against President Trump and the Kennedy Center board, claiming she was deliberately excluded from a key board meeting on revamping the… pic.twitter.com/mqTrH3jj7k — Michelle Maxwell (@MichelleMaxwell) March 13, 2026 Here’s the full text of the above X post: Democrat Congresswoman’s Kennedy Center Lawsuit Implodes Over Spam Folder Blunder Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) filed a federal lawsuit against President Trump and the Kennedy Center board, claiming she was deliberately excluded from a key board meeting on revamping the institution. Her complaint accused the administration of snubbing her as an ex-officio trustee and sought to block the plans. Turns out the invitation was sitting in her personal email spam folder the whole time. Court filings show the Justice Department pointed this out, and Beatty’s own lawyers had to admit she eventually found it there. This embarrassing oversight came right before a hearing on her push for a restraining order. The episode highlights the rush by some Democrats to litigate every Trump move—only to trip over basic email hygiene. Taxpayers foot the bill for lawsuits built on something as simple as checking the junk folder. Classic case of crying foul before looking in the obvious place Even in admitting the glaring oversight, Beatty’s attorneys still looked for a way to blame the Trump administration, as The Hill reported: “Plaintiff appreciates Defendants’ confirmation that she can attend the meeting at the White House,” her lawyers wrote, noting that, “upon further investigation,” the email was found tucked away in spam. However, they said it “bears emphasis” that when Beatty searched for and could not find the email last week, the Kennedy Center’s executive director, Richard Grenell, and general counsel “ignored her for two days.” Beatty told reporters Thursday that her invitation to Kennedy Center board meetings has typically gone to her official scheduler and chief of staff. However, her chief of staff stopped receiving emails months ago, and her scheduler did not receive the invite to the March 16 meeting, she said. Instead, it was sent to a personal email, where it ended up in spam. “I doubt there’s a single person here who hasn’t had an email vanished somewhere in a spam filter,” lawyer Norm Eisen told reporters Thursday after the court hearing. “That’s what happened here. “But the important thing is the congresswoman checked and they were silent,” he added. The latest embarrassing episode came shortly after she demonstrated her far-left, anti-Trump agenda in a different format. Here’s the clip: https://x.com/RNCResearch/status/2021655315566276674

The cat is out of the bag. Former Democrat senator from Arizona, Kyrsten Sinema, has just admitted to having an affair. According to court documents, Sinema admitted to having an affair with a bodyguard she employed when she was an acting U.S. Senator. Fox News reported details on the affair: Former Arizona senator Kyrsten Sinema admitted to having an affair with her former bodyguard while in office and while he was still married — an admission that came by way of an explosive new court filing in the state of North Carolina, seeking to dismiss a so-called “homewrecker” lawsuit filed by the bodyguard’s estranged wife. Sinema, who served in the Senate from 2019 to 2025, acknowledged the relationship with her former bodyguard, Matthew Ammel, in a motion to dismiss the “alienation of affection” lawsuit filed in North Carolina by his estranged wife. The complaint accused Sinema of engaging in “intentional and malicious interference” in Ammel’s marriage and sought $25,000 in damages from Sinema as a result of allegedly “willful and wanton” conduct. Neither the motion to dismiss, nor the sworn declaration Sinema submitted to the court, seeks to dispute the nature of her affair with Ammel — described as both “romantic and intimate.” Rather, the filings argue that the case should be dropped because the communications in question occurred “exclusively outside” the boundaries of the Tar Heel state. Combined, the new filings leave little to the imagination regarding the nature of the affair between Sinema and Ammel, which began in May 2024 in Sonoma, Calif., and involved months of phone calls, emails, and Signal messages, in addition to various romantic relations in cities across the U.S. cities. “I keep waking up during my sleep and reaching over for your arms to hold me,” Sinema told Ammel in one Signal message, which she recalled was sent in June 2024 from Scottsdale, and received by Ammel while in Kansas. That fall, another Signal exchange between the two was apparently interrupted by Ammel’s estranged wife. She allegedly responded to Sinema directly, stating: “Are you having an affair with my husband? You took a married man away from his family.” Here’s a photo of Sinema and the bodyguard: Kyrsten Sinema admits she had sex with her married bodyguard in bombshell new court papers https://t.co/J61nSeddya pic.twitter.com/wAPWKXoooL — New York Post (@nypost) March 13, 2026 The Guardian reported Sinema was physically intimate with her bodyguard over half a dozen times: As part of the filing, Sinema detailed a half-dozen encounters in which she said she was “physically intimate” with Matthew. The first documented encounter was in Sonoma, California, in late May 2024, roughly two months after she announced her decision not to seek re-election and several months before he separated from his wife. She stated that they engaged in additional encounters in New York; Washington DC; Aspen, Colorado, and Phoenix, Arizona. According to Heather’s lawsuit, she had a “good and loving marriage” with her husband before Sinema’s “deliberate interference”. She accused Sinema of pursuing Matthew despite knowing he was married. Heather maintained she discovered messages exchanged between her husband and Sinema that “exceeded the bounds of a normal working relationship and were of romantic and lascivious natures”, including a photo of the then-senator wrapped in a towel. In the lawsuit, Heather also alleged that Sinema paid for psychedelic treatment for Matthew, a US army veteran who has struggled with post-traumatic stress, substance abuse and traumatic brain injuries tied to his military deployments. Arizona’s Family reports: https://youtu.be/NmtfQB_ZGTI?si=XthLTOHsZniRnPZp

Mohamed Jollah, who killed a teacher at Old Dominion University and injured two students, was banned from owning a gun. The former National Guardsman was a felon who provided material assistance to ISIS. He was banned from owning guns. He obtained a gun from a man caught three times selling guns illegally. Jollah was released […] The post Man Who Sold Terrorist a Gun Had Multiple Arrests for the Same Crime appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

This young Iranian man barely made it into Turkey, and in an emotional video, he said, “They are killing everyone.” The Iranian terrorists were executing their own people. He believes only foreign help matters. This man said they are killing people’s kids. If this is true and they are still killing everyone, the people would […] The post Iranian Refugee Tells a Horrific Story of What He Left Behind appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Russia hammered Ukraine with missiles and drones on Saturday, killing six people and inflicting damage across several regions of the country, Ukrainian officials said. Five of the dead were in Kyiv region outside the capital, where President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian forces targeted energy infrastructure, but also damaged residential buildings, schools and businesses. Fifteen people were injured. Zelensky said the Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipro and Mykolaiv regions were also targeted in an attack that included around 430 drones and 68 missiles, most of which were downed by air defences. Later in the day, the governor of the southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia, Ivan Fedorov, said a residential area of the city of Zaporizhzhia had been hit by Russian-guided bombs, killing one person and injuring three. Reuters Television footage showed emergency crews at work amid piles of rubble and twisted metal. Windows and frames on balconies were smashed. “The second attack was strong. The kitchen window flew out, as did those in the living room and bedroom, everything went into a roar. I ran and got slightly injured,” Olha Kiyashko, 65, told Reuters. “I’ve got no strength left. They took away our pension years — the years we could have lived on, the years we’d planned and counted on. All our health is gone.” Saturday’s strikes come as the Iran conflict has distracted international attention from a U.S.-backed peace push in the four-year war, which Kyiv says Moscow has no interest in ending. “Russia will try to exploit the war in the Middle East to cause even greater destruction here in Europe, in Ukraine,” Zelensky wrote on X. He repeated his call for Kyiv’s partners to boost production of air-defense weapons, stocks of which have been diminishing as the U.S. and its allies in the Gulf have fended off Iranian strikes. Russia’s winter attacks on Ukraine have left swathes of major cities without power or heating, part of a campaign to weaken resolve as Moscow’s troops press a battlefield offensive and demand Kyiv cede more territory in the east. Ukraine’s forces have targeted Russian strategic infrastructure such as oil refineries, depots and terminals in long-range strikes. Ukraine’s Energy Ministry said on Saturday that consumers in six regions were without electricity after the overnight strikes and Russian shelling of frontline areas. “There’s no way Russia will stop,” said local resident Natalia Fetko, 57, whose building was damaged in the strike. “Nothing is enough for them.” Damage was recorded in four districts outside the capital, according to regional military administrator Mykola Kalashnyk. Saturday’s attack also prompted NATO member Poland to scramble jets to protect its airspace, but no violations were observed, Warsaw’s military said. In Moldova, on Ukraine’s western border, the Foreign Ministry denounced what it said was an intrusion by a Russian drone into its airspace in a border district, saying Moscow’s actions undermined regional security and posed a danger to its citizens. (Additional reporting by Yurii Kovalenko, Serhiy Chaliy and Alexander Tanas; Editing by Toby Chopra, Gareth Jones, Rod Nickel, Ron Popeski and Diane Craft)

North Korea fired more than 10 ballistic missiles into the sea on Saturday, South Korea’s military said, as the U.S. and South Korean forces conducted military drills and U.S. President Donald Trump renewed overtures towards Pyongyang for dialogue. The missiles were launched from an area near the capital Pyongyang, around 1:20 p.m. (0430 GMT) towards the sea off the country’s east coast, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement. Japan’s coast guard said it had detected what could be a ballistic missile that fell into the sea. It appeared to have fallen outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone, public broadcaster NHK said, citing the military. U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said in a statement on Saturday that it is aware of the missile launches and is consulting with allies and partners. “Based on current assessments, this event does not pose an immediate threat to U.S. personnel or territory, or to our allies,” the USINDOPACOM posted on social media platform X. North Korea has test-launched a wide range of ballistic and cruise missiles for more than two decades in a push to develop the means to deliver nuclear weapons, which it is believed to have successfully built. As a result, Pyongyang has been under multiple U.N. Security Council sanctions since 2006 but it remains defiant, despite severe obstacles they created to its trade, economy and defense. South Korea and Washington this week launched the annual major drills in South Korea, which they say are purely defensive, aimed at testing readiness against military threats from North Korea. Hundreds of U.S. and South Korean troops conducted river-crossing drills on Saturday with hardware including tanks and armored combat vehicles, overseen by the commander of their combined forces. The U.S. military has about 28,500 troops and squadrons of fighter jets stationed in South Korea. North Korea frequently displays its anger at such exercises, saying they are “dress rehearsals” for armed aggression against it by the allies. On Thursday, South Korea’s Prime Minister Kim Min-seok met U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington to discuss ways to reopen dialogue with the North. Trump is eager for any opportunity to sit down with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, South Korea’s Kim told reporters. (Reporting by Jack Kim, Sebin Choi, Heejin Kim in Seoul, Daewoung Kim in Yeoncheon, South Korea, Anton Bridge in Tokyo; Editing by William Mallard, Sergio Non and Chizu Nomiyama )