Jennifer Van Laar
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British PM Discovers the Iran Connection to RAF Fairford Everyone Was Told Not to Speculate About (opens the original)
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After days of conflicting information about the goings-on near the Royal Air Force Base at Fairford over the weekend and who might be responsible for it, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced that "there are strong indications that Iran played a part in what happened." Exactly what happened, or was planned, we don't yet know, but Burnham's admission marks a change in his government's public posture. Authorities in the United Kingdom have gone to great lengths to mask any information
Politico Digs Into Sean Parnell — and This Is the Big Scoop? (opens the original)
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At this point, there's one easy way to determine if a particular Pentagon official is doing a good job or not. If the usual suspects in the media are writing negatively about them, that's a big sign that they're doing exactly what Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and President Donald Trump want them to do, and fulfilling their duties. For example: Sean Parnell, Assistant to the Secretary of War for Public Affairs and Chief Pentagon Spokesman, who is reportedly Hegseth's preference to replace Dan Dr
Who Pays Gavin Newsom's Bills? Subpoenas Show Federal Investigators Want to Know, Too. (opens the original)
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Nearly three months after California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that he and his wife were under federal investigation, we have confirmation that there is indeed a federal criminal investigation related to Newsom pending in the Eastern District of California, and it's at least partially focused on his international travels over the last six years and how those trips were funded. The San Francisco Standard reviewed multiple subpoenas sent last week seeking records and testimony from people involv
Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, Those Who Remember Have a Responsibility to Tell the Story (opens the original)
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Over the last week or two, as the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks approached, tributes and remembrances have appeared in the media, and many have taken the opportunity to rewatch footage from that day and the documentaries released in the years following. As we were discussing the coverage we'd have here at RedState, Sister Toldjah shared that she was in Times Square that morning and the survivor's guilt she felt. A few others said that they didn't have a personal st
LIVE BLOG: The GOP Makes Its Case to the American People in Night Two of Its 2026 Midterm Convention (opens the original)
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You're exactly right. They want us to forget, and far too many have. The Democrats think we overemphasize that day. No, you bastards. We don’t emphasize it enough. The Democrats think we overemphasize that day. No, you bastards. We don’t emphasize it enough. Stunning tribute. The names of the victims flashing behind them are just a tragic indictment of that day that changed our country forever. This really puts into focus what we are fighting for. We're still at war for our survival as a society
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