BREAKING: A Bad Day for Hegseth
Rep. Thomas Massie filed eight impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth, with a House vote due by Wednesday. The same day, MS NOW reported his office secretly blocked at least 12 officers' promotions. The short version of both.
BREAKING: No, Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed Was Not "Denied a Security Clearance." There's No Such Check.
A viral post says Michigan's senator-elect failed a Senate security clearance over "Muslim Brotherhood ties." Senators don't go through a clearance check, and the post started on a self-described comedy account. It's the newest chapter in an old playbook.
BREAKING: Hegseth Blocked Promotions Over DEI and Vaccines, Report Says
MS NOW reports Hegseth's office Googled officers already picked for promotion, kept paper-only files they never saw, and blocked at least 12 over DEI, vaccines, Pride events and ties to Gen. Milley.
Supreme Court Disbars Larry Klayman, Laura Loomer's Longtime Lawyer
The U.S. Supreme Court disbarred Larry Klayman, Laura Loomer's longtime lawyer, on Monday. Here's his discipline record, what viral posts got wrong, and the Loomer machine he helped build.
BREAKING: Massie Files Impeachment Articles Against Hegseth. The House Has Until Wednesday.
Rep. Thomas Massie filed eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on the House floor Monday. A vote has to come by Wednesday. Here are the charges and who stands where.
Trump Weighs Replacing Hegseth With DeSantis as Impeachment Vote Nears
Trump is asking aides whether to fire Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has been floated to replace him, CBS News reports. A House impeachment vote is expected next week.
The Subsidy King, Part 1: From Pretoria to Tesla
Elon Musk sells a self-made story. The record starts in apartheid-era Pretoria, runs through two companies that removed him as CEO, and lands at a car company two other men founded.
The Subsidy King, Part 3: DOGE and the Wood Chipper
Musk ran DOGE while his companies faced $2.37 billion in possible federal penalties, then fed USAID "into the wood chipper." Researchers have tried to count the cost in lives.
The Subsidy King, Part 4: Soft Power, Hard Questions
USAID was America's eyes and ears in the countries it competes for. China moved in after the cuts. Is Musk a foreign agent? The record says no, but shows real risks.
The Subsidy King, Part 5: The Man at Home and the Trillion
His ex-wife, his eldest daughter and the mothers of his children, in their own words. Then $442 million in midterm spending, $225 million in Texas, and a blue Texas anyway.
The Subsidy King, Part 2: The Rescues and the Broken Promises
In 2008, public money kept SpaceX and Tesla alive. Then came the moon program, self-driving that wasn't, and a tunnel under sinkhole country in Nashville.
Impeach Hegseth? Here's the Bill: $47.1 Billion, 18 Dead, 81 Aircraft
Rep. Thomas Massie says he'll force a House vote on impeaching Pete Hegseth the week of Nov. 9. The record: $47.1 billion, 18 dead, 81 aircraft, and claims that didn't hold up.
The Harvest Plan: Money First, Laws in 2029
Democrats won the House and at least 54 Senate seats. Trump still has the veto. Here is the step-by-step math on Medicare for All, a $20 wage, Citizens United, the Iran war and aid to Israel: what passes in 2027, what waits for 2029, and why the power of the purse is the real weapon.
Your Next Laptop Is Paying for Someone Else's Choices: How Wartime Priorities and Corporate Greed Sent Memory Prices Soaring
A $90 memory kit now costs over $400. AI data centers started it, the Iran war made it worse, and 20 years of war spending went to destruction instead of chip factories. What was said, what was done, and who pays.
Project 2025: The Man Trump Named, and What He Has Done
Trump said he had "nothing to do with Project 2025." Then he called his budget chief "he of PROJECT 2025 Fame." What has been done, what's coming, and what courts and Congress stopped.
Betrayal, Part 4: The Return on Investment
In one October week, Trump licensed Russian diesel, waived the sanctions Congress passed, and Ukraine's Starshield was capped. Part 4 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Betrayal, Part 3: Power at Any Cost
Russia's 2020 goal was to make Americans doubt their votes. When Trump lost, he did it himself. Part 3 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Betrayal, Part 2: The Payoff
Russia attacked the 2016 election to help Trump, and his campaign welcomed the help. Part 2 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
