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Maniac Liberals Claim Trump May Declare Martial Law Ahead of 2026 Midterms
A Sept. 23 Atlantic piece prompted questions about martial law before the 2026 midterms; the White House, DOJ, and DHS pushed back, while the Supreme Court let an election-fraud database move ahead pending litigation, per Headline USA’s summary.
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Philly Teacher Admits She Faked Palestinian Roots, Is She The ‘New Rachel Dolezal’
Hannah Gann, a Philadelphia teacher active in pro-Palestinian organizing, has acknowledged she fabricated her claimed heritage—a reversal that drew immediate comparisons to Rachel Dolezal. Gann apologized in an Instagram post for years of deception, according to a report by Headline USA. The admission, in her words “I lied about my identity and have been lying…
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Exonerated Whitmer Kidnap Defendants Accuse FBI of Building the Case That Branded Them ‘Domestic Terrorists’
Michael and William Null, acquitted in 2023, allege federal informants helped manufacture the case against them and caused lasting financial and reputational harm.
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Minnesota Man Gets 14 Months After Spraying Rep. Ilhan Omar With Vinegar at Town Hall
Anthony Kazmierczak was sentenced to prison and supervised release after prosecutors said he planned to confront the Democratic congresswoman at a Minneapolis event.
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Florida Academic Admits Forged Records to Tap JPMorgan’s $290M Epstein Fund
Jennifer Percival pleaded guilty in New York to falsifying records used to claim money from a JPMorgan-funded program for Jeffrey Epstein victims, according to a court transcript reported by the Associated Press via Headline USA.
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Only three saw the livestream. Now a NC teen faces murder charges over the San Diego mosque attack, DA says.
Forsyth County DA Jim O’Neill says a 17-year-old from North Carolina was indicted for aiding and abetting three murders after allegedly recording and spreading the attack and the gunmen’s writings. Her attorney says she is innocent.
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Armed Rush at Amy Acton’s Fair Stop: Volunteers Injured, Suspect Held With ‘Multiple Weapons,’ Party Chair Says
Campaign officials reported injuries after an armed man allegedly tried to push toward Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton at the Canfield Fair. Gov. Mike DeWine said authorities intervened; Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign denounced the incident.
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After 3 Hours With Putin, Trump Envoys Enter Kyiv amid Reported Pause on Capital Strikes—No Breakthrough
Antiwar.com reports Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner visited Kyiv after a three-hour meeting with Vladimir Putin. Both capitals called talks constructive, but no deal emerged. Zelensky outlined winter needs; attacks continued outside Kyiv, according to the Associated Press.
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Defense: FBI Searched Suspect’s Parents’ Home Before Judge Signed Warrant—Now They Want the Evidence Tossed
A defense motion says agents searched a parents’ home before a warrant was approved and reviewed months of Meta data beyond an emergency tip—now seeking to suppress the evidence.
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Defense Memo: Undercover FBI ‘Prayed to Odin,’ Told Homeless Suspect ‘We Love You’ Before Power‑Grid Bomb Arrest
Defense attorneys say undercover agents befriended a homeless, autistic client and “encouraged” an alleged drone bombing plan, while DOJ previously hailed the case as a foiled plot.
