California's wildfire problem has led to a policy change from the Trump administration to provide Southern California with necessary water resources. Meanwhile, the Senate confirmation of Tulsi Gabbard as DNI nominee has sparked controversy, and CNN has announced major layoffs, including Jim Acosta's departure. The border security situation remains a concern, with cartels being designated as foreign terror organizations. Additionally, the concept of the Antichrist has been discussed, with some attributing it to the Vatican and others to Donald Trump. [... more]

The FISA Court reveals the FBI spied on American citizens nearly 300,000 times in one year, violating their constitutional rights. The government's abuse of the FISA power is a concern, and the ACLJ is fighting back to expose their wrongdoing. Meanwhile, the debt ceiling discussions are ongoing, with Republicans seeking a return to pre-COVID spending and Democrats pushing for more spending. The US government's economic issues, including borrowing money and printing money, are also being discussed. [... more]

The FISA court has chastised the FBI for its use of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act against American citizens, a process that has been widely abused, with one agent running 120 Americans through the system who had been nominated to attend the FBI's Citizens Academy, and the court allowing it to continue despite acknowledging the problem. [... more]