The Canadian trans school shooter, Jesse Strang (Van Rootselarr), was very disturbed by his own admission. The enthusiastic trans community is transitioning too many mentally ill children with the help of their propaganda, far-left ideology, and woke parents and doctors. Predictable and abhorrent statement from the neo-Marxists at the BC Teachers’ Federation. https://t.co/Hn61FaDdeK — Billboard […] The post Canadian Trans School Killer Was Overloaded with Drugs appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

American nemesis, Hillary Clinton, showed up at the Munich Security Conference for world leaders, although she isn’t one. She loves power and uses it for ill. In other words, she is a troublemaker. She wrote on Facebook, “Hello from Germany, where I’m attending the 2024 Munich Security Conference at this crucial moment in the global […] The post Hillary Clinton Is in Munich Pushing the Ukraine War appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

After a closed-door hearing this week with Food and Drug Commissioner Marty Makary, Senator Josh Hawley told The Daily Wire that Congress must take action against rising abortion rates largely fueled by the abortion drug mifepristone.  Hawley and other senators on the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pension (HELP) Committee met with Makary on Tuesday for a private briefing on mifepristone. The briefing focused on the FDA’s handling of mifepristone and an ongoing study of the drug’s safety.  Both Makary and Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. committed to conducting the study last year, but Republican lawmakers have grown impatient.  “I think we’re at a dead end on this process with the safety review. I just don’t think it’s going anywhere, and I think the fact that 70% of abortions in this country now are done with the chemical abortion drug, there are more abortions in America now than there were when Roe was still the law of the land just a few years ago,” Hawley told The Daily Wire. “We have a serious, serious crisis around the chemical abortion drug, and we’ve got to do something about it.” Data released in December by the pro-abortion Society of Family Planning revealed that the number of monthly abortions continued to increase in 2025 from 2024, which was itself an increase from 2023. Many of the pills have been sent through the mail to states where medication abortions are technically illegal.  Hawley said he has not heard back from the FDA on any of the letters sent on the abortion pill and said he didn’t receive any new information on Wednesday. He said there was no “sense of urgency” to take any action. “I think this study is just a dead end,” he said. “I think Congress needs to act.” Hawley said he was still contemplating what the action might look like, but any pro-life proposal would face an uphill battle in the Senate.  “I think Congress needs to be involved. Congress shouldn’t be a spectator and just outsource this to other people. I think it’s time for Congress to get involved,” he said.  At a minimum, Hawley says the FDA should reverse a Biden-era decision that allowed mifepristone to be shipped through the mail without an in-person doctor visit. Pro-life advocates say that the policy effectively nullifies the laws of states that have cracked down on abortion pills.  When reached for comment, the FDA pointed The Daily Wire to a Q&A page on mifepristone.

President Donald Trump warned Wednesday that Republicans who vote against his tariffs would face severe opposition in their upcoming re-election campaigns. Trump made the comment as the House voted on Wednesday evening to pass a resolution overturning the president’s tariffs on Canada. Six Republicans joined all but one Democrat to pass the anti-tariff resolution in a 219-211 vote. “Any Republican, in the House or the Senate, that votes against TARIFFS will seriously suffer the consequences come Election time, and that includes Primaries!” Trump said. Trump’s threat comes as Republicans gear up for what promises to be a tightly contested midterm election season. Republicans currently hold a four-seat House majority, and Democrats are widely expected to perform well nationwide in the 2026 elections. The House Republicans who voted against Trump’s tariffs were Thomas Massie of Kentucky, Don Bacon of Nebraska, Kevin Kiley of California, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Dan Newhouse of Washington, and Jeff Hurd of Colorado. The measure now heads to the Senate, but is largely a symbolic rebuke of Trump’s far-reaching tariffs. Even if the resolution passed the Senate, it would still need Trump’s signature. A spokesman for Rep. Hurd told The Daily Wire that his vote on Wednesday is in line with his constituents’ feelings on Trump’s tariffs. Hurd’s district is considered “likely Republican” for the 2026 midterms by the Cook Political Report. “The people of Colorado’s Third District have been vocal with Congressman Hurd about the effect these tariffs have had on their livelihoods,” Hurd’s office said. “Congressman Hurd will always fight for Western and Southern Coloradan farmers, ranchers, and small business owners.” Rep. Bacon, who has opposed Trump on multiple issues over the past year, responded to Trump’s warning, telling The Daily Wire, “Folks should vote their conscience and do what is best for our country. We are an independent branch of government.” The president’s warning will not affect Bacon, since the Nebraska congressman is not running for re-election. The Daily Wire also reached out to Massie, Kiley, Fitzpatrick, and Newhouse, seeking comment. Newhouse is also not seeking re-election in 2026, and Massie has been in the president’s crosshairs throughout Trump’s second term. Trump endorsed Massie’s Republican primary opponent Ed Gallrein after Massie pushed back on some of the president’s signature economic policies and focused on criticizing Trump’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein controversy. Fitzpatrick has also become one of Trump’s biggest critics in Congress and joined Massie as the only two Republicans who voted against Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” last summer. The anti-tariffs vote could have the biggest implications for Rep. Kiley, who recently received a shoutout from President Trump for his bill that seeks to punish nonprofits that help organize “unlawful riots.” Kiley introduced the legislation after anti-ICE demonstrations broke out in Los Angeles last year. Kiley’s 2026 chances are already in question after California redistricted, making his path to re-election much more difficult. Kiley told the Sacramento Bee earlier this month that he did not have a timeline for deciding on where he would run for re-election. Republicans still largely support Trump’s tariffs, but earlier this week, the Republican-controlled House cleared the way for more votes on the president’s trade policy. In a vote on Tuesday night, three Republicans joined with Democrats to shoot down a rule that blocked members from proposing resolutions to reject Trump’s tariffs. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said the chamber’s vote on tariffs was “a big mistake.” The president said on Wednesday that his tariffs have given the United States an economic boost and reduced the country’s trade deficit. “In addition, TARIFFS have given us Great National Security because the mere mention of the word has Countries agreeing to our strongest wishes,” he added. “TARIFFS have given us Economic and National Security, and no Republican should be responsible for destroying this privilege.” Trump recently threatened to raise the tariff rate on Canada to 100% and suggested he would prevent the opening of a bridge connecting Ontario to Detroit after Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney held trade talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. “China will eat Canada alive, completely devour it, including the destruction of their businesses, social fabric, and general way of life,” he said.

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins may often find herself at odds with President Donald Trump, but during a recent interview, she conceded that it was White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt who stepped in to defend her rights as a journalist. Collins explained the situation to “Absolutely Not” podcast host Heather McMahan, which unfolded when Collins traveled with the president to Saudi Arabia. She explained that the Saudi Royal Guard attempted to bar her from attending an event with Trump, and Leavitt lobbied for her to be allowed in the room. WATCH: CNN’s Kaitlan Collins Says Karoline Leavitt Defended Her Free Press Rights “The Saudi Royal Guard freaked out because I dared to ask a question … and said, you can’t come into the next event … Karoline, to her credit said, no Kaitlan’s coming in with the rest of the U.S.… pic.twitter.com/uhB9al4GVX — Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) February 12, 2026 “When we were in Saudi Arabia, we were on a foreign trip with the president, and [Trump] came in with all the other leaders, including the Saudi Crown Prince,” Collins said, setting the scene for McMahan. “They famously do not like the media there, to put it lightly.” “[I] shouted a question to President Trump, who had seen me when the U.S. press came in,” she continued. “He didn’t answer, which is, I mean, that’s how it works: you shout questions, they either answer or they don’t, it’s their prerogative. And then the world leaders left the room.” That, Collins said, was when things started to get sticky for her. The Saudi Royal Guard, unaccustomed to reporters being allowed to shout questions at their leaders, attempted to bar her from entering the room ahead of the next event. “The Saudi Royal Guard kind of freaked out because I dared to ask a question, and they’re not used to that there because they don’t have a free press,” she explained. “And so they came up, and they said, ‘Okay, well, you can’t come into the next event,’ which was like two minutes later.” Collins said she attempted to explain “that’s not how this works,” but gained little ground with the Royal Guard. “I could see them whispering and pointing about me,” she added. “Some of the younger White House press weren’t really sure what to do, and they went to Karoline. And, to her credit, she said, ‘No, Kaitlan’s coming in with the rest of the U.S. press’ … which I do think is important, in that moment.” Collins noted that similar incidents had happened on foreign trips before, such as when President Trump visited the DMZ and met with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.

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