The U.S. military might be guilty of murdering civilians on the high seas. Attacks on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean demand extraordinary public investigation into any wrongdoing, not whispered consultations in the halls outside a congressional subcommittee room. Calling for federal lawmakers to investigate something feels almost quaint in our time of extreme partisanship and congressional ineffectiveness. But the past shows that Congress has ample powers to scrutinize, expose and end government abuse — if its members use them.

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Despite Ole Miss fuming about Lane Kiffin’s recent switch to coach for Louisiana State University, this shake-up brings up great benefits for the future of college football. (READ MORE: Lane Kiffin to LSU Is a Massive Win for College Football) On this episode of The Spectacle Podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay react to the backlash from college football fans to Kiffin’s new role, and how college rivalries are the spirit and tradition of college football. They also discuss Nick Saban’s proposal to reform the college football calendar and how it would bring about positive change for both coaches and players. (RELATED: Fourth and Funded: College Football’s Fiscal Fumble)  Tune in to hear their discussion!   Listen to The Spectacle with Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay on Spotify. Watch The Spectacle with Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay on Rumble.

“Tim Walz and the Minnesota Fraud Scandal,” editorial cartoon by Tom Stiglich for The American Spectator on Dec. 3, 2025.

Laura Loomer breaks down Deep State Pentagon COUP against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth from within

Homeless victim suffers significant injuries in latest fire attack aboard public transportation in major U.S. city

?1/ COMEX Silver Deliveries Are Exploding — and the market is pretending it’s normal. Day 3 of December: 8,855 contracts already delivered. That’s 44.275 million oz of real silver taken off the exchange. This is not “business as usual.”This is a run on the vaults. pic.twitter.com/r8LcKpLDUN — Honza Černý (@honzacern1) December 2, 2025

by Cindy Harper, Reclaim The Net: At a recent Q&A with readers of The European Business Registry Association (EBRA Group), French President Emmanuel Macron sounded like a man exhausted by the open internet. “We are not necessarily aware of it,” he began, describing a Europe under siege from fake news online. The French president, flanked […]