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On Tuesday's "Bianca Across The Nation," Julio Rosas and Robin Biro discussed two DHS agents being hit by concrete from anti-ICE protestors in Los Angeles.
-Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visits troops in the Middle East to witness Operation Epic Fury against Iran. -In an exclusive interview with NEWSMAX CEO Chris Ruddy, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discusses the Iran War timeline and slams the “remarkable weakness” of European leaders for underestimating Iran’s missile capabilities. -Benjamin Netanyahu explains what happens with churches in Jerusalem and the importance of Christianity to Israel. -NEWSMAX's Greg Kelly discusses the latest developments in U.S. military operations in Iran and comments on President Trump’s views on past Middle East interventions. -"See how dumb this whole thing is?" Carl Higbie reacts to purple-haired outrage from people with nothing better…
The Justice Department is examining Gustavo Petro for possible ties to drug traffickers. U.S. officials have told him that for now he does not face criminal charges arising from the probes.
Apparently in the NBA, assaulting a woman won’t cost you your career — but professing Christianity will. The Chicago Bulls axed Jaden Ivey on Monday after he called so-called Pride Month “unrighteousness.” Ivey said that Pride Month is proclaimed on billboards, in the streets, and by the NBA. “Unrighteousness,” Ivey said. “So, how is it […]
MIAMI, FL — As depicted in an exciting presentation of computer renderings of its breathtaking design, the proposed Donald J. Trump Presidential Library is set to feature a solemn "reflecting pool" filled with liberal tears.
Iranian hackers are now taking their psychological warfare tactics directly to government officials and employees at major companies. Why it matters: Even unproven threats from Iranian hackers can create fear, uncertainty and doubt — draining attention and forcing targets to divert time and resources from their own operations. Driving the news: In the last week, Iran-linked hackers paired two data leaks with intimidation tactics aimed at individuals. - Handala Hack Team — a pro-Iran hacktivist group linked to Iran's intelligence services — leaked a trove of emails on Friday purportedly from FBI Director Kash Patel's personal Gmail. - The group also released data earlier last week allegedly tied to U.S.- and Israel-based Lockheed…
Iranian hackers are now taking their psychological warfare tactics directly to government officials and employees at major companies. Why it matters: Even unproven threats from Iranian hackers can create fear, uncertainty and doubt — draining attention and forcing targets to divert time and resources from their own operations. Driving the news: In the last week, Iran-linked hackers paired two data leaks with intimidation tactics aimed at individuals. - Handala Hack Team — a pro-Iran hacktivist group linked to Iran's intelligence services — leaked a trove of emails on Friday purportedly from FBI Director Kash Patel's personal Gmail. - The group also released data earlier last week allegedly tied to U.S.- and Israel-based Lockheed…Open
