DOJ Uses 1996 Terror Court for First Time, Removes Afghan Green-Card Holder Tied to Election-Day ISIS Plot

By Tommy Flynn

The Justice Department on Friday announced the first completed case in the 30-year history of the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, saying Nazira Haji Zada, a 47-year-old Afghan lawful permanent resident from Fort Worth, Texas, has been returned to Afghanistan after conceding she...

Trump at the Pentagon: “That’s Why We Fight Today”

By Tommy Flynn

President Donald Trump marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks at the Pentagon on Friday rather than at Ground Zero in New York, where Vice President JD Vance represented the White House. The National September 11 Memorial & Museum has barred speeches at the...

DOJ Tells About 30 States to Keep Every 2024 Election Record After Retention Window Closed

By Tommy Flynn

The Justice Department sent letters to at least 30 chief election officials last week instructing them not to destroy 2024 federal-election records after the 22-month retention period in the Civil Rights Act of 1960 expired Sept. 5. The letters, dated Sept. 4, state that those...

Newly Released FBI Notes Differ From Flynn Interview Report; Flynn Says He Would Not Have Taken the Plea

By Tommy Flynn

The White House Government Transparency Task Force on Wednesday released fully unredacted handwritten notes taken by FBI agents Peter Strzok and Joe Pientka during their Jan. 24, 2017, interview of then-national security adviser Michael Flynn, alongside the bureau’s typed FD-302...

Fetterman Video at GOP Convention Introduces McCormick, Pledges to Work With Trump on Steel

By Tommy Flynn

Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., appeared by pre-recorded video Wednesday night at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, introducing fellow Pennsylvania Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., and saying he would work with McCormick and President Donald Trump to “defend the steel way of...

One-Year Kirk Memorial Is Tonight at UVU; Campus Closed, SDS Plans Counter-Protest

By Tommy Flynn

Utah Valley University is closed for classes today, one year after Charlie Kirk was shot on that campus. Turning Point USA will hold a private memorial, “Freedom Built to Last,” at the UCCU Center at 6:30 p.m. Mountain Time. Doors open at 4 p.m. The arena is a short walk from...

Commerce Proposes 2030 Census That Counts Citizens and Green-Card Holders for House Seats — and Drops Race Questions

By Tommy Flynn

The Commerce Department on Wednesday published a proposed rule for the 2030 census that would count only U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents when the government allots House seats, exclude people in the country illegally and many others without a green card, and stop...

From the Floor: Night One in Dallas, and What Comes Tonight

By Tommy Flynn

Wednesday at American Airlines Center was the first night of the Republican Party’s first midterm convention. Programming ran from mid-afternoon until about 10 p.m. There was no platform to adopt and no nominee to confirm. The hall was a turnout rally for November, built around...

Appeals Court Keeps IRS From Sharing Taxpayer Files with ICE

By Tommy Flynn

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday upheld an injunction that bars the Internal Revenue Service from sharing taxpayer addresses with Immigration and Customs Enforcement under a mass-request procedure adopted last year. The court said...

Memorials Mark One Year After Charlie Kirk’s Killing as Dallas Convention Pays Tribute

By Tommy Flynn

Thursday is the first anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination at Utah Valley University. Turning Point USA will hold a “Freedom Built to Last” memorial that night at the UCCU Center on the same campus, a short walk from the outdoor amphitheater where he was shot Sept. 10,...

9/11 in My Own Words

By Rick Hallman

Twenty-Five Years Later, Just Remembering the Day Is Not Enough. We Must Remember the People, The Destruction and Who and Why It Was Done.

Flock Cameras: A Government Tool to Stop Crime or an Abdication of Liberty

By Rick Hallman

The fact that government can track Americans doesn't mean government should—and history warns us what happens when extraordinary powers become ordinary.

Blood Shed on Main Street. The story of Lee’s Summit and Communities across America.

By Rick Hallman

They explained it more like oh you know how little friends fight sometimes. When your local police department explains a high-profile daytime shootout in the middle of a busy street and tells you, you have nothing to fear…..There is your sign! Special to Red, White, and True News edition