President Donald Trump announced on Monday that he is revoking U.S. Secret Service detail protection for Hunter and Ashley Biden, the son and daughter of former President Joe Biden.

There is a solution to the judicial tyrants affecting our President’s immigration policies. Apparently, the situation isn’t unusual. Former counsel to Mitch McConnell, Mike Fragoso, said that during the Bush administration, a 90,000-person influx of Haitian boat people poured into the country. A New York judge kept enjoining the Coast Guard as it sent Haitians […] The post There Is a Tried and True Solution for Judicial Tyranny appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Hunter Biden is on vacation in South Africa with 18 Secret Service agents, which is about the number of agents Donald Trump had when he was threatened with assassination. Joe Biden‘s daughter has 13 Secret Service agents. Of course, this is absurd. Donald Trump has just removed all of the Secret Service agents from these […] The post Hunter & Ashley Biden Lose their 31 Secret Service Agents appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The Israel Defense Forces announced on Monday night that it has resumed extensive airstrikes on Hamas targets in Gaza. The strikes are the most significant IDF strikes on Gaza since the beginning of the ceasefire on January 17 and come after Hamas failed to agree to proposals to extend the ceasefire. “In accordance with the political echelon, the IDF and ISA are currently conducting extensive strikes on terror targets belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization,” the IDF said in a statement. A later statement added that the Israeli civilian communities near the Gaza Strip would enter “limited activity” defensive guidelines, which is a heightened level of security that will not allow for education activity. Earlier on Monday, the IDF struck two terrorists who were attempting to plant an explosive device near IDF troops in central Gaza. The IDF also struck targets in Syria, including command centers and military sites containing weapons and military vehicles belonging to the deposed regime of Bashar Al-Assad. “The presence of military assets in southern Syria poses a threat to the State of Israel,” the IDF said in a statement. “The IDF will not allow the presence of military threats in southern Syria and will operate against it.” Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon were also targeted by the IDF on Monday.

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During his appearance on Club Random With Bill Maher Sunday night, Don Lemon expressed the bind-boggling opinion that, following their defeat in the past election, what the Democratic Party needed by way of a little rejuvenation was Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY). Lemon claimed that people “love AOC,” and even went so far as to claim she would be a hit for the same reasons as President Trump. Eventually, Maher stepped in and brought him down to earth a bit. After a lengthy and non-G-rated conversation on various subjects, Lemon offered his view on the Democratic leadership vacuum: I love Nancy Pelosi… But I think that era of the Nancy Pelosi type… is over. I think that this is the era of… [a]nd I'm… not necessarily in love with their policies, but people love AOC… And I think that the Democratic Party should put the people out there who the people want… who they're asking for, who are meeting the moment with the same energy that- Maher interrupted to sour Lemon’s optimism about AOC’s prospects as the Democratic Party’s leader: MAHER: They're not asking for AOC. LEMON: Yes, they are. MAHER: The people you party with are. LEMON: No, no, no. The people I party with don't like AOC. MAHER: Oh, please LEMON: No, they don't.  At all. MAHER: Well, most people don't. LEMON: But AOC- MAHER: Because she’s very far-left- Lemon stuck to his story, though, and even asserted, “people will vote for AOC and Donald Trump on the same ticket. Because they're authentic.” To that, Maher just laughed outright. “No,” Lemon persisted, “because they’re authentic.”     Maher then voiced his thoughts on just how “authentic” AOC’s whole persona actually was, saying that “being a gorgeous woman who I wouldn't even know was Hispanic, in a city that… has a million Hispanics… and does not treat them badly,” did not mean that “in some way she’s behind the eight-ball… it’s just not true.” When Lemon vaguely responded that he still didn’t “think she's as privileged as many people who are in Congress right now,” Maher questioned what that was even supposed to mean, saying “She was a bartender… [S]o, I was a delivery boy.”  Rather than dropping it, Lemon then went so far as to call the extreme-left Congresswoman a “Democratic icon,” to which Maher sneered, “Well, she's the wrong- if you think that's the direction that the country should- the Democratic Party.” Lemon cut in, and claimed he was not talking about her actual policies, but insisted that the loudest voice had to be given to “the people who are out front speaking for the party,” which, apparently in his mind meant her.  If in fact Lemon was right in his assessment that such a left-wing fringe figure, and one with such a track record just of saying patently ridiculous things, would be ideal as a new leader for one of America’s major political parties, that would have been a very alarming reality for a great many people.  Maher, though, was eventually satisfied with Lemon’s insistence that she’s “evolving” and “understands the game a little bit more,” than she used to, and even, incredible as it may have sounded, “is very, very smart.” To view the full transcript, click "expand" to read: Club Random With Bill Maher 03/16/2025 10:39 PM (...) DON LEMON: I love Nancy Pelosi. I think she's a very smart woman. But I think that era of the Nancy Pelosi type in the Democratic Party is over.  I think that this is the era of, whether- and I- I didn't like her policies at first. And I'm not- not necessarily in love with their policies, but people love AOC. People love Jasmine Crockett. People love Eric Swalwell, and the like. And I think that the Democratic Party should put the people out there who the people want. They should put the- the politicians out there who the people want, who they're asking for, who are meeting the moment with the same energy that- BILL MAHER: They're not asking for AOC. LEMON: Yes, they are. MAHER: The people you party with are.  LEMON: No, no, no. The people I party with don't like AOC. MAHER: Oh, please. LEMON: No, they don't.  At all.  MAHER: Well, most people don't. LEMON: But AOC- MAHER: Because she’s very far-left- LEMON: But let me tell you why I'm saying that: Because AOC- the same- because people will vote for AOC and Donald Trump on the same ticket. Because they're authentic. MAHER: [LAUGHS] LEMON: No, because they're authentic. MAHER: I don't think- I- that- Don-  LEMON: I think you're wrong about that.  MAHER: What people like about people like Trump and Federman is they're- LEMON: What about that’s phony? MAHER: Because it's irrelevant to her life- LEMON: But you don't know her life- MAHER: I know that being a gorgeous woman who I wouldn't even know was Hispanic, in a city that's largely- has a million Hispanics- and is- and does not treat them badly, doesn’t mean- LEMON: But that doesn't mean she doesn't struggle- that doesn't mean that she was set down in a- MAHER: It kind of- it implies it. LEMON: But that doesn't mean that she was set down in [sic] Hispanic ghetto in the Bronx and, and had to deal with that growing up, and that she comes from a working class family- MAHER: It implies that for some- it implies that in some way she's behind the eight-ball, because of that, and it's just not true. And so, I don’t- LEMON: I don’t know if she’s behind the eight-ball, but I don't think she's as privileged as many people who are in Congress right now- MAHER: Am I privileged, or not? She was a bartender- LEMON: Yeah- MAHER: -You know, so, I was a delivery boy. LEMON: So look, I don’t agree with her policies, but I'm saying, sometimes- like- I just- Bill, like you don't agree with Donald Trump's policies? MAHER: No, most of them- LEMON: But that's what the people want.  MAHER: Some of them.  LEMON: Whether you like her or not- I don't like what she did with Amazon in New York- but I think AOC is an- she's a democratic icon. MAHER: Well, she's the wrong-  if you think that's the direction that the country should- the Democratic party- LEMON: I’m not saying the policies that she espouses, that's [sic] the direction, but I'm saying that you have to give the people who are- the people who are out front speaking for the party, not the people who are- MAHER: If you think- LEMON: She's evolving? MAHER: Yeah, she's evolving- LEMON: And she’s- MAHER: -as we all are LEMON: -And she is moving into- MAHER: Right. LEMON: She understands the game a little bit more and if you notice, she is sort of, becoming a sort of, normal kind of Democrat in many ways.  MAHER: Yeah, that’s great- LEMON: I think that’s a very smart tactic. She's very smart. MAHER: Let's get behind that. (...)

President Donald Trump announced Monday that all of the files related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy are going to be released Tuesday. "We are tomorrow announcing and giving all of the Kennedy files, so people have been waiting for decades for this," said the president, who was speaking to reporters from the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. 'I don't believe we're going to redact anything. I said don't redact; you can't redact.'"And I've instructed my people that are responsible, lots of different people, put together by [Director of National Intelligence] Tulsi Gabbard," he added. "And that's gonna be released tomorrow," said Trump. "We have a tremendous amount of paper; you got a lot of reading. I don't believe we're going to redact anything. I said don't redact; you can't redact." He told reporters that he had seen the files and that they were very interesting but did not give any details. "But we're going to be releasing the JFK files. And that would be tomorrow," he added. "It's approximately 80,000 pages. So it's a lot of stuff, and you'll make your own determination." In February Trump tasked Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna of Florida with the release of the JFK files. "This will no longer be a task force that makes bold promises only to fade into irrelevance or send strongly worded letters," Luna said at the time. "This will be a relentless pursuit of truth and transparency, and we will not stop until the American people have the answers they deserve," she added. "We will cut through the bureaucracy, challenge the stonewalling, and ensure that the American people finally get the truth that they have been denied for far too long."On Tuesday, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) denied an accusation from Tucker Carlson that he had blocked the employment of somebody in the intelligence community because the person was in favor of releasing the assassination files. Carlson implied that the CIA or another government department had compromised Cotton in order to keep the records secret. Here's the video of Trump's comments: TRUMP ANNOUNCES HIS ADMINISTRATION IS RELEASING THE JFK FILES TOMORROW?"People have been waiting for decades. I don't believe we're going to redact anything. We're going to be releasing the JFK Files. It's approximately 80,000 pages." pic.twitter.com/WsdgKZzMy0— TheBlaze (@theblaze) March 17, 2025 Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!