🚨BREAKING Jasmine Crockett’s security guard, Mike King Shot Dead by SWAT!

🚨 BREAKING - Total disgraced and soon to be former Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s security guard, Mike King, who’s known for assaulting conservative journalist, so yes he was a known issue how now died in an armed standoff with Dallas SWAT. Now according to CBS News Texas and law enforcement sources, the standoff started when Dallas police tried to arrest Mike King on an active warrant for impersonating a law enforcement officer (while running an off-duty police placement service).

He fled into a hospital parking garage, barricaded in a vehicle, was tear-gassed out, then pulled a gun on SWAT leading to him being fatally shot. Crockett's office and DPD declined comment but some how this guy wanted to go out like something out of a bad action movie. Did he honestly think he could survive? Did he think this was an episode of the show 24?

Documents showed "Mike King" collected payments for "security services" from Crockett's office as recently as last year. Both Crockett's team and Dallas police are staying mum on the explosive details. An online platform connecting North Texas officers with off‑duty work. Authorities have not released his real name," the report noted.

Rejected! The resolution to force Trump to end Iran strikes

The Senate rejected a resolution Wednesday to block President Donald Trump from ordering further strikes on Iran, declined to halt a war that Trump started without the consent of Congress. Democrats along with Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) forced a vote on the war powers resolution over the opposition of most Republicans, who control the Senate. Democrats implored a handful of Republicans to break with their party to end the conflict and reassert Congress’s control over declaring war.

“This essentially is the vote whether to go to war or not,” Paul told reporters. But Paul was the only Republican who voted to advance the resolution, which failed 47-53 on a procedural vote. One Democrat, Sen. John Fetterman (Pennsylvania) voted against it.

The vote was the latest setback in Democrats’ long-shot strategy to block Trump from ordering military strikes without authorization from Congress. They have forced votes on eight war power resolutions in the House and Senate a record for a single Congress since Trump returned to office in an attempt to block him from striking Venezuela, Iran and boats near Latin America suspected of smuggling drugs. All of them have failed. Republicans in Congress broadly support Trump’s decision to strike Iran, though a few have raised concerns about Congress’s lack of involvement.

“Yes, I wish I would have been consulted,” Sen. John Curtis (R-Utah) said in a statement. “I wish my vote would have been asked for before this. But the President did act within his legal bounds to do what he has done.”

Curtis and other Republicans argued that ordering the withdrawal of U.S. forces from the war days after it started would send the wrong message. Sen. Todd Young (R-Indiana) said he wished in retrospect that Congress had done more to assert its authority before the strikes.

“We should’ve been holding hearings and asking probing questions and making the case to get a greater measure of unity around this operation on the front end,” Young told reporters ahead of the vote. “But here we are. We’re at war.”

Democrats countered that it was not too late to halt a war it did not authorize.

“We must act to stop Trump’s belligerence,” Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-New York) said on the Senate floor before the vote. “The American people will be watching how senators vote. History will judge this chamber for how we act.”

Democrats have argued that Americans do not want to be ensnared in another war in the Middle East, but early polls have presented a less clear picture of how the public views the war. A CNN poll found 59 percent of Americans disapproved of the decision to strike Iran and 41 percent approved. But a Fox News poll found registered voters evenly split: 50 percent approved and 50 percent disapproved. Several other surveys including a Washington Post flash poll have found results in between the CNN and Fox polls.

Many Democrats have compared Trump’s strikes on Iran to the Iraq War, although President George W. Bush sought and received authorization from Congress before the U.S. invasion in 2003. Trump has not asked for authorization to strike Iran, and Democrats warned that failing to rein him in now could set a precedent.

“If we vest the sole power to make war in the president of the United States, the sole decision to bring a country into war with the president of the United States, there is no check on the use of that authority, there is no check on the abuse of that authority,”

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-California) who introduced the resolution with Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Virginia), Paul and Schumer said on the Senate floor before the vote. The House is set to vote Thursday on a similar war powers resolution, which Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) said he believes he has the votes to defeat.

“The idea that we would take the ability of our commander in chief … to finish this job is a frightening prospect to me,” Johnson told reporters. “It’s dangerous, and I am certainly hopeful and I believe we do have the votes to put it down.”

The War Powers Resolution, which Congress passed in 1973 in response to the Vietnam War, allows a single lawmaker to force a vote to withdraw U.S. forces from a conflict or to block strikes when hostilities are imminent. But even if Congress passed such a resolution, it would stand little chance of forcing Trump to end the war with Iran because he could veto it. Overriding a veto would require a two-thirds majority in both chambers. No war powers resolution has ever overcome a veto.

Kaine and Paul waited for weeks to force the vote as Trump massed U.S. forces near Iran, even as the two countries continued to negotiate over Iran’s nuclear program. Kaine said last week that he wanted the vote to happen before any strikes because it would increase its odds of passage.

But at least two House Democrats said they would oppose the resolution if their colleagues forced a vote on it while negotiations were ongoing, making it hard for Democrats to get the timing right. Kaine said before Wednesday’s vote that he would file more resolutions to end the conflict in Iran if the vote failed. The Senate and House votes this week are “the first effort of all Congress going on the record about this, but I can assure you it’s not going to be the last,” he told reporters.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) argued before the vote that the War Powers Resolution of 1973 was unconstitutional and suggested another way that Democrats could force an end to the conflict so by refusing to vote for legislation funding it. Democrats might get such an opportunity soon if the administration asks Congress for more money to prosecute the war.

“If you want to stop this war, say we will not pay for it,” Graham said on the Senate floor. “I would not agree with you, but at least it would be constitutional.”

The 1973 law also requires the president to withdraw forces after 60 days or 90 days if the president seeks an extension unless Congress declares war or authorizes the use of military force. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-South Dakota) said he does not believe the Trump administration needed to seek authorization to continue the Iran campaign even if it lasts for longer than 90 days.

“I think the president has the authority that he needs to conduct the activities, the operations that are currently underway there,” - Thune told reporters.

But Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) said he believed Trump would need to seek authorization from Congress if he wanted to deploy ground troops in Iran, which the administration has not ruled out.

“Most American presidents have said, ‘Listen, if I’m going to commit ground troops into combat, that constitutes war in the constitutional sense and would require some sort of authorization,’” Hawley told reporters. “I think that’s a pretty tried-and-tested line.”

🚨 RECKONING AT THE POLLS: THE SQUAD’S TEXAS FRONT CRUMBLES

The political landscape of Texas shifted dramatically on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, as two of the most vocal "firebrands" in the Democratic Party Jasmine Crockett and Al Green suffered massive primary defeats. 

For many voters, this was a clear rejection of the "viral meltdown" style of politics in favor of a more focused, results-oriented approach.

So as you can already imagine Jasmine Crockett blames "White Supremacy" and makes the very bold and ego driven remark about some how Trump doing what was done.

So according to her what's happening now in IRAN is all media hype? A media distraction so she would lose? LOL She's insane, and her EGO is way out of control if now she thinks the White House conducts Military movements around her failed elections. The fact is SHE IS NOT wanted not even by others in her own party. She just needs really to take in reality for a moment...

She's politically DOA and needs to just stop being such a liberal tool... She will end up on YouTube as a voice for the radical left as soon she's done. People like her, and AL Green don't belong in politics they are toxic, Radical and Racist. This is the behavior they keep expressing over, and over, and over. They don't care about US the US Citizen they made this clear when they all stayed seated or got thrown out at the state of the union by President Trump. 

AL-MOST GONE? 

So here is the latest as Rep. Al Green is in a fight for his political life also! Like I said it looks like he's out but this is also interesting as neither he nor his democratic opponent, Rep. Christian Menefee, captured over 50% of the vote in their bids to represent Texas' 18th Congressional District.

By law, if no candidate has captured a majority of the vote, the race heads to a runoff election. Currently, Menefee has 46 percent of the vote, while Green has 44 percent.

BREAKING NEWS! Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is killed in Israeli strike, ending 36-year iron rule!

The supreme leader of Iran known as the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in Israeli attacks, with U.S. support, on Saturday. He was 86 years old is now toast! Our own President Trump announced the Iranian leader's death on social media, saying Khamenei could not avoid U.S. intelligence and surveillance. A source briefed on the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran told NPR earlier Saturday that an Israeli airstrike killed Khamenei.

Remember these people have been in power for 36-years, Khamenei was unwavering in his steadfast antipathy to the U.S. and Israel and to any efforts to reform and bring Iran into the 21st century. Khamenei was born in July 1939 into a religious family in the Shia Muslim holy city of Mashhad in northeastern Iran and attended theological school. An outspoken opponent of the U.S.-backed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Khamenei was arrested several times.

He was surrounded by other Iranian activists, including Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, who became Iran's first supreme leader following the country's Islamic Revolution in the late 1970s. Khamenei survived an assassination attempt in 1981 that cost him the use of his right arm. He served as Iran's president before succeeding Khomeini as supreme leader in 1989. Alex Vatanka, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C., says Khamenei was an unlikely candidate. Then a midlevel cleric, Khamenei lacked religious credentials, which left him feeling vulnerable, Vatanka says.

"He knew himself. He didn't have the prestige, the gravitas to be … the successor to the founder of the Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Khomeini," he says. "He spent the first few years in power being very nervous," says Vatanka. "He really literally felt that somebody is going to, you know, take him down from the position of power." But Khamenei was cunning and able to outwit other senior political figures in the Islamic Republic, according to Ali Vaez, director of the Iran Project at the International Crisis Group. He says that with the help of the formidable Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Khamenei built up his power base to become the longest-serving leader in the Middle East.

"Ayatollah Khamenei was a man with strategic patience and was able to calculate a few steps ahead," he says. "That's why I think he managed — on the back of the Revolutionary Guards to increasingly appropriate all the levers of power in his hands and sideline everyone else." Khamenei's close ties to the Revolutionary Guards allowed Iran's military to develop a vast commercial empire in control of many parts of the economy, while ordinary Iranians struggled to get by. Vaez says Khamenei also began to build up Iran's defensive policies, such as developing proxies like Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in the Gaza Strip to deter a direct attack on Iranian soil.

"And then also becoming self-reliant in developing a viable conventional deterrence, which took the form of Iran's ballistic missile program," Vaez says. As supreme leader, Khamenei also had the final word on anything to do with Iran's nuclear program. Over time, Khamenei increasingly injected himself into politics. Such was the case in 2009, when he intervened in the presidential election to ensure that his favored candidate, the controversial conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, won office. Iranians took to the streets to protest what was widely seen as a fraudulent election. Khamenei brutally crushed those demonstrations, triggering both a backlash and more protest movements over the years.

Iran killed thousands of its citizens under Khamenei's rule, including more than 7,000 people killed during weeks of mass protests that started in late December 2025, according to the Human Rights Activists News Agency, a U.S.-based organization that closely tracks rights abuses in Iran. "Khamenei had always supported and endorsed repressive government crackdown, recognizing that these protests were damaging to the stability and legitimacy of the state," says Sanam Vakil, an Iran expert at Chatham House, a London-based think tank. But Khamenei was unconcerned about getting to the root of the protests, says the Middle East Institute's Vatanka, and remained stuck in an Islamic revolutionary mindset against the West. "He on so many occasions refused point-blank to accept the basic reality that where he was in terms of his worldview was not where the rest of his people were," Vatanka says.

He adds that 75% of Iran's 90 million people were born after the revolution and have watched other countries in the region modernize and integrate with the international community. "The 75% he should have catered to, listened to and address[ed] policies to satisfy their aspirations," he says. "He failed in that miserably." The International Crisis Group's Vaez says after the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, Khamenei did start worrying about the survival of his regime. 

Iran's economy was crumbling, due in large part to stringent Western sanctions, fueling more unrest. In 2013, Khamenei agreed to secret negotiations with the U.S. about Iran's nuclear program, which eventually led to the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action nuclear agreement. 

Vaez says Khamenei deeply distrusted the U.S. and was skeptical about the deal. "His argument has always been that the U.S. is always looking for pretexts, for putting pressure on Iran," he says. "And if Iran concedes on the nuclear issue, then the U.S. would put pressure on Iran because of its missiles program or because of human rights violations or because of its regional policies."

President Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal during his first term in office gave some credence to Khamenei's cynicism. Analysts say Iran increased its nuclear enrichment after that to a point where it was close to being able to build a bomb In early 2025, when Trump reached out to Iran about a new deal, Khamenei dragged out negotiations until they began in mid-April.

But time ran out. In June, Israel made good on its threat to neutralize Iran's nuclear program, launching strikes on key facilities and killing scientists and generals. Iran retaliated, and the two sides exchanged several days of missile strikes. 

On June 21, 2025, the U.S. launched major airstrikes on three of Iran's nuclear enrichment sites. Trump said the facilities had been "completely and totally obliterated," although there was debate among the White House and nuclear experts as to how serious Iran's nuclear program had been set back. Vakil, of Chatham House, says Khamenei underestimated what Israel and the U.S. would do. 

"I think that Khamenei always assumed that he could play for time, and what he really didn't understand is that the world around Iran had very much changed," she says. "The world had tired of Khamenei and Iranian foot-dragging and antics … and so that was a miscalculation."

But it was Iran's use of proxy militias across the region that eventually led to Khamenei's downfall. When Hamas the Palestinian Islamist group backed by Iran attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing nearly 1,200 people and kidnapping 251 others, it triggered a cascade of events that ultimately led to Israel's attack on Iran. The day after the 2023 Hamas-led attack, Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon started firing rockets into Israel, triggering a conflict that led to the Shia militia's top brass being decimated including top leader Hassan Nasrallah. Israel and Iran traded direct airstrikes for the first time in 2024 as part of that conflict.

Israel's bombing of Iranian weapons shipments in Syria also helped weaken the regime of Syria's then-dictator, Bashar al-Assad, an important ally of Iran. Assad fell in December 2024 and fled to Russia in early January 2025. By the time Khamenei died, his legacy was in tatters. Israel had hobbled two key proxies, Hamas and Hezbollah, and had wiped out Iran's air defenses. 

With U.S. help, it left Iran's nuclear program in shambles What remains is a robust ballistic missile program, the brainchild of Khamenei. It's unclear who will replace him to lead a now weakened and vulnerable Iran.

Another Rogue JOE BIDEN Judge up to protecting CRIMINALS EXPOSED!

The DC Corruption doesn't end folks as Joe Biden federal judge ruled Wednesday that a Department of Homeland Security policy that allows immigration authorities to deport migrants to "third countries" that are not their own, without first giving them notice or the opportunity to object, is unlawful.

A Joe Biden appointed in December 2024 U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Massachusetts sided with a group of non-citizens (Illegal Criminals) who filed a class-action lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security last year. He ruled that the Trump administration's policy regarding third-country removals must be set aside.

Murphy paused his ruling for 15 days to give the Trump administration time to appeal. Under the policy issued last March and reaffirmed last July, immigration officers did not need to give notice or an opportunity for migrants to contest their removal to third countries, so long as the government had received word from that country that deportees would not be persecuted or tortured. Third countries are those other than the ones designated on an immigrant's order of removal.

As part of President Trump's immigration agenda and mass deportation campaign, his administration had approached nations like Costa Rica, Panama and Rwanda about accepting migrants who are not their citizens. It also entered into an arrangement with the government of El Salvador to detain Venezuelan migrants at its notorious mega-prison known as CECOT.

The policy allowed for migrants to challenge their removal, but only in cases where they "affirmatively" state a fear. Immigration officers, the policy said, "will not affirmatively ask whether the alien is afraid of being removed to that country." If the government determined that the migrant would "more likely than not" be persecuted or tortured in the country of removal, the government could then designate another country for deportation or refer the case to immigration court.

So this crooked so called Judge Murphy ruled that the Trump administration's third-country removal policy violates federal immigration law and migrants' right to due process. But the joke is that these countries accepted it, and not considered dangerouns places, and so "This policy" of the deporartment is NOT illegal what is are the criminals the Judge is siding with over what we the poeple support. 

Once more showing that they don't care about us only keeping power, and selling our country to the Cartels and criminals.

This which purports to stand in for the protections Congress democrats who as the state of the union proved they don't side with the protection of USA Citizens but only care about illegals. They made this clear, and now this Rogue so called Judge said the mandated fails to satisfy due process for a raft of reasons, not least of which is that nobody really knows anything about these purported 'assurances.' Whom do they cover? What do they cover? Why has the Government deemed them credible? 

How can anyone even know for certain that they exist?" Murphy wrote. "These are basic questions that the Constitution permits a person to ask before the Government takes away their last and only lifeline." The problem is these countries accepted the offer, and are not in any "terrorist list" and they're being sent with consent nothing illegal here. But this corrupt judge, appointed by President Joe Biden, said that under the Department of Homeland Security's policy, migrants can be arrested and dropped off "in parts unknown" as long as the government does not know they would face violence upon their arrival in the third country. Which is NOT the case we always known where they're being deported too.

"It is not fine, nor is it legal," Murphy wrote, and no whats not legal is what they did under Biden you dickhead which is coming here illegally. So Citing federal immigration laws and protections from persecution or torture, he continued "These are our laws, and it is with profound gratitude for the unbelievable luck of being born in the United States of America that this Court affirms these and our nation's bedrock principle: that no 'person' in this country may be 'deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.'" When has Costa Rica been accused of torture? And we have Waterboarding in Guantanamo Bay and so is this illegal also?

The judge accused the Trump administration of giving him false information about the removal of one of the plaintiffs, a Guatemalan national identified as O.C.G., and said the Trump administration "repeatedly violated, or attempted to violate, this Court's orders" during earlier stages of the legal proceedings. The guy is an illegal Criminal, and this Judge is siding with them over our Citizens own votes. So Murphy said O.C.G., who has no known criminal history other than breaking the law to get here, and just cus he didn't get caught doesn't mean he isn't dangerous or hasn't committed crimes additional to breaking the law by coming here illegally. But said he was granted a legal status that prevented him from being deported to his home country of Guatemala. 

So what? He can go to another country which accepted him and is NOT of a danger to him, and so "In response to his being granted that protection, Defendants threw him on a bus to Mexico, where he had just been raped, and where he was quickly sent back to Guatemala, the place an immigration judge had just found he would likely be persecuted," he wrote. "And then Defendants lied about it." But he believed when he was told that they were raped without any proof, and this was just for the Judge to have something to throw out there.

Murphy also accused the Department of Homeland Security of putting an "incendiary gloss" on its policy that ignored migrants who had been granted protection from being sent to their country of origin. This subset of people, he said, were targeted by the administration's third-country removal policy and have personal characteristics that put them at risk of persecution and oppression around the world.

The case before Murphy arose last March when four illegal criminals filed a class-action lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's policy. The dispute wound through the courts after Murphy issued a preliminary injunction in April. The injunction required federal immigration authorities to provide class members with written notice of the third country they may be deported to and a "meaningful opportunity" to raise fears of torture, persecution or death in that country.

Murphy also said that the Trump administration violated several of his orders starting last March, when the Defense Department deported at least six migrants to El Salvador and Mexico without providing them the required process. Obama also deported people but no Judge did this, and left it alone when he did it... So this is telling especially after the show the Democraps did at the state of the union 02-24-2026 when asked to stand if they're America first, and they did not. This is why this isn't shocking ALL these "Joe Biden/Barack Obama" Judges keep doing this to aid violent criminals, and putting us in danger.

Then, in May, Murphy ruled that the White House had violated his preliminary injunction after the Trump administration attempted to remove a group of men with criminal histories to war-torn South Sudan with less than 24 hours' notice and no chance for them to raise fear-based claims. The men, who were from Cuba, Laos, Mexico, Myanmar, South Sudan and Vietnam, were then held at a U.S. naval base in the small African country of Djibouti after Murphy ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to send the men to South Sudan "unquestionably" violated his order. A U.S. immigration official revealed in a court filing that the migrants were being held in a conference room in a converted shipping container and detailed deplorable and dangerous conditions faced by personnel who were guarding the men.

The Trump administration filed emergency appeals all the way up to the Supreme Court seeking to lift Murphy's order, and the high court said last June that immigration authorities could resume deportations to third countries while legal proceedings continued in the lower courts. Several days later, the Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to deport the migrants held at the naval base in Djibouti to South Sudan. 

So this Judge is siding with criminals over the President, Federal Law, and the Supreme Court... Just let this sink in.

Breaking: Netflix deal for Warner Bros NUKED by Obama Official!

By a great CH @wdwpro1 posted a video that well explains it all best. Watch it and look it put it all into a good perspective over what just happened with Susan Rice, and folks this is insane and with this now there is noway the deal by Netflix will happen. That is over, and this is best case for everyone including movie theaters, and even those who wanted the return of the "Snyderverse" for DC and the end of the current James Gunn DCU. 

This could even give those fans this because Zack Snyder left Netflix after his contracted for "Rebel Moon" was done. He's on the side of Paramount getting WB, and this folks now is up to guess who? Donald Trump who is friends with Larry Ellison and  family who are the one's behind the Paramount deal.

SO Now the odds to Buy Warner Bros being NUKED by Obama Official Susan Rice who needs to face sedition charges for those comments just made it clear it's going to be impossible for them to move forward.

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It’s always worse than we thought!

Newly released documents confirm that the Biden DOJ’s raid on Mar-a-Lago was politically motivated from the very start. The transparency shown by Attorney General Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, and Director Patel is required to help the country understand the lengths the previous administration went to target the President.

This is not shocking to us who have been talking about this from the time it was actually happening, and now it's good to see it become official news, and this is something we should have not had happen. This is what the liberals do, and when you see them still lying about Trump you have to understand they have nothing so all they do is talk about TRUMP! So instead of doing the job the congress people, mayors, senators, and all political people on the left and Rino's do is go talk about Trump. They don't do anything for the jobs they are in office for but spend 100% of their time on trying to trash Trump. This is 100% TDS, and the FRAUD Auto/PEN White House we had did all they did to try and stop what's happening now. NOW they are finding out after 4 years of fucking around.

Alien Disclosure is coming? OMG YES!

RIGHT OUT FROM WASHINGTON on Feb 19 2026 keep this in date in your mind because this is when our current President the man himself Donald Trump said he would direct federal agencies to begin releasing government files related to aliens and unidentified flying objects, pointing to what he described as strong public interest in the issue.

In a social media post, Trump said he would order Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth and other agencies to release the information, calling the matter "extremely interesting and important."

Trump accused former President Barack Obama of improperly disclosing classified information when discussing aliens publicly, saying Obama "made a big mistake." And continued by saying that "He took it out of classified information ... He's not supposed to be doing that," Trump told reporters while traveling to Georgia. During an interview with podcast host Brian Tyler Cohen released on Saturday, Obama was asked if aliens were real.

"They're real, but I haven't seen them, and they're not being kept in ... Area 51. There's no underground facility unless there's this enormous conspiracy and they hid it from the president of the United States," Obama said. Area 51 is a classified Air Force facility in Nevada that fringe theorists have speculated holds alien bodies and a crashed spaceship. CIA archives released in 2013 said it was a test site for top-secret spy planes.

There was no indication in Obama's remarks that the former president released classified information. Obama's office did not respond to a request for comment. "I saw no evidence during my presidency that extraterrestrials have made contact with us. Really!" Obama said in an Instagram post on Sunday. In the post, Obama explained his belief that aliens exist by saying the statistical odds of life beyond Earth were high because the universe is so vast.

He added that the chances of extraterrestrial life visiting Earth were low given the distance. Following his comments on Obama, Trump added that he had not seen evidence that aliens exist, saying, "I don't know if they're real or not." In recent years, the Pentagon has investigated reports of UFOs, and senior military leaders said in 2022 they found no evidence to suggest that aliens had visited Earth or crash-landed here. A 2024 Pentagon report said U.S. government investigations since the end of World War Two had found no evidence of extraterrestrial technology and most sightings were misidentified ordinary objects and phenomena.

The website of the National Archives and Records Administration says it has records related to UFOs across numerous collections. Reporting by Nandita Bose, Trevor Hunnicutt and Ryan Patrick Jones; Additional reporting by Kanishka Singh; Editing by Michelle Nichols, Colleen Jenkins, Cynthia Osterman and Kate Mayberry.

Yes folks the day of Disclosure is coming soon! And we will be following this up with not just more inside info on this news site but myself "Angel Espino" the person behind this site will also be doing my shows on Rumble/Facebook/YouTube" again in March and will be doing video's about this. Keep the eyes on here as the links will be posted here. This is big folks, and it's been something I've been talking about for decades not just to friends but my podcasts for 20 years have had this subject as one of the main themes... So the return of my show in this year is going to all make it come full circle.

Please keep checking my information out over here, and on my main page Angel Espino

FAA lifts El Paso airport flight ban after drone incident

This is off but The Federal Aviation Administration lifted a ban on most flights around El Paso, Texas, early Wednesday, Feb. 11. The agency had instituted the ban late Tuesday effectively shutting down operations at the city's airport. But why you ask? The Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said in a social media post that the closure, which initially had been expected to last into Feb. 21, was ordered because of a drone incursion into U.S. airspace near the airport.

Just when we thought we head enough of the Drone stuff here we go and this one as said was was enough to shut these flights down until as reported. "The threat has been neutralized, and there is no danger to commercial travel in the region," the post said. "The restrictions have been lifted and normal flights are resuming." In its initial notice about the closure, the agency cited "special security reasons" as the catalyst for the closure, but did not provide further information. While Duffy's post suggested it was the result of criminal foreign drone activity, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said during a Feb. 11 news conference that there was no information about drones on the border.



Citing unnamed sources, news reported that the closure was related to Pentagon drone testing, not an active military operation. A social media post from the El Paso airport acknowledged the closure. "All flights to and from El Paso are grounded, including commercial, cargo and general aviation. The FAA has issued a flight restriction halting all flights to and from El Paso effective from February 10 at 11:30 PM (MST) to February 20 at 11:30PM (MST). 

Travelers should contact their airlines to get most up-to-date flight status information," the post said.

Which airlines fly to El Paso?
The airport is served by:

Alaska Airlines.
American Airlines and American Eagle.
Delta Air Lines.
Frontier Airlines.
Southwest Airlines.
United Airlines and United Express.

Those airlines were scheduled to operate a total of 43 departures from the airport on Feb. 11, all of which were likely to be canceled, according to Cirium, an aviation analytics company. Cirium's data shows that those flights could carry more than 5,900 passengers total. With 19 flights, Southwest had the most scheduled departures at El Paso on Feb. 11, followed by American with 12 scheduled departures, according to Cirium. United and Southwest issued travel waivers to offer affected passengers extra flexibility in rebooking their flights.

The restriction covered a 10‑mile area around El Paso and applied to all airspace from the ground up to nearly 18,000 feet. Under the restriction, aircraft were not allowed to fly in the area unless they received specific authorization from federal officials. It did not affect nearby Mexican airspace. Robert W. Mann Jr., a former airline executive officer and current president of R.W. Mann and Co., an independent airline consultancy, said the move was "unprecedented. I’ve never seen anything like this."

Travelers are encouraged to contact their airlines for the latest flight status and rebooking information. If your flight was affected by the airport closure, you’re entitled to a full refund if you choose not to travel. Airlines will likely try to reaccommodate affected passengers, but El Paso is hundreds of miles from other airports with commercial service.Among the nearest are Albuquerque, New Mexico, at least a three-and-a-half-hour drive away, and Tucson, Arizona, about a four-and-a-half-hour drive away, according to Google Maps.

Southwest Airlines acknowledged the closure in a statement to USA TODAY. "At the direction of the FAA, Southwest has paused all operations to and from El Paso International Airport. We have notified affected Customers and will share additional information as it becomes available. Nothing is more important to Southwest than the Safety of its Customers and Employees," the statement said. The airline did not specify how customers were being reaccommodated. The other airlines serving El Paso did not immediately respond to a request for comment from USA TODAY. Mann, the aviation consultant, warned that in addition to flight cancellations, airplanes and crews could have been stuck in El Paso for the duration of the closure.

“The [temporary flight restrictions] are absolute unless the carriers and operators get waivers. Presumably, if they can move the airplanes, they’re going to want to move the crews,” he said. For both passengers and crews, El Paso's location is a further complicating factor. “El Paso is really remote. There’s nothing convenient that you’re going to be able to fly to as an alternate. You’re talking hours away" by car, Mann said, suggesting that airlines may have to resort to moving crews over land to get them out of the city.

Savannah Guthrie's mom missing, person detained but released...

Still missing more than a week now Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy Guthrie, who went missing from her Arizona home in a possible kidnapping as it's being reported has some news, and it's that law enforcement brought a man in for questioning before releasing him. The Pima County Sheriff's Department deputies "detained a subject during a traffic stop south of Tucson" and questioned the person "in connection to the Nancy Guthrie investigation" the evening of Feb. 10, a statement obtained as reported.

The following morning, the sheriff's office confirmed the unidentified man was released without charges. A man named Carlos told reporters outside of his Rio Rico, Arizona, home that had been searched by law enforcement that he was held for questioning. The delivery driver told The New York Times, "I hope they get the suspect, because I’m not it."

News of the detainment came hours after the FBI released photos and videos of a possible suspect, who was captured on film by Nancy Guthrie's doorbell camera. The person, who wore a ski mask and gloves and appeared to be "armed," per FBI Director Kash Patel, has not been identified by law enforcement. Nancy Guthrie, 84, has been missing for 11 days now after she was "taken" from her home located outside of Tucson, Arizona, in the early hours of Feb. 1, authorities said.

Savannah Guthrie and her siblings have since issued emotional pleas for her return, offering to pay after unverified ransom notes were sent to several media organizations. But as history shows the longer these Ransom things go the lower the chances of finding survivors become. Let's hope this is not the case here, and we have a happy reunion as nobody wishes this on anyone. Hoping for the best outcome for the Guthrie family, and they're in our daily prayers.

Sad news Rest in Peace James Van Der Beek, (48) dies of colon cancer

My whole life I've never been into "Teen Drama Shows" or anything but in the late 90's and early 2000's when the show "Dawson's Creek" started I became a fan mostly due to how hot Kaitie Holmes was and she was so hot back then before the Tom Cruise years but the show it'self was so good I became a fan and got the dvd box sets when they came out, and never was ashamed of it as a man of being a fan of the teen drama.

It's the only Teen Drama I've ever enjoyed, and own on DVD, and which I can say is in my top 20 favorite shows. I've always been more into Sci Fi tv, or stuff like X-Files, Sliders, Smallville, 24, and so on... But Actor James Van Der Beek was so good along with the rest of the cast I became a fan of the show, and his and always wondered why as the lead he didn't have more of a breakout, and become like a big movie star.

Sadly the actor now has died at the age of 48 on Wednesday, Feb. 11 2026 of the same illness which almost took my dad's life, and I'm scared for myself as I am suffering some of these symptoms now and trying to get disability to help as I cannot afford a Private health provider. Can't work, and nobody donates to me and this hobby of news reporting online doesn't pay. 

So who knows If I have it also but looking at the The "Dawson's Creek" star's death comes less than three years after he first shared in August 2023 that he was diagnosed with Stage 3 colorectal cancer really concerns me. As I'm also 48 now.

He spoke openly about his illness, frequently updating fans in the final years of his life. Colon cancer (sometimes referred to as colorectal cancer because it often spreads to the rectum) is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer and second leading cause of cancer-related deaths when numbers for men and women are combined, according to the American Cancer Society. It is one of the most preventable cancers in the United States, but symptoms often go undetected.

Van Der Beek spoke with USA TODAY in August 2025 about the importance of catching it early. "To me, the biggest misunderstanding is that you need to have symptoms to get screened," he said. "I was very healthy, in amazing cardiovascular shape, and had full-blown Stage 3 cancer, and I didn't know it." The National Cancer Institute says colon and rectal cancers make up about 7.6% of all new cancer cases, and the American Cancer Society estimates there will be 108,860 new cases of colon cancer in 2026.

The illness of Colorectal cancer is one of 17 different types of cancer rising for Gen X and millennial's, according to American Cancer Society research published in 2025. There's no exact cause known for the rise in cancers among young people, according to experts, but researchers are trying to figure it out. My guess is the amount of Sugar intake, and other horrible things in our foods now which is what I think RFK Jr and others in this Administration are trying to help prevent. The disease begins with the formation of benign polyps in the body's large intestine, also known as the colon. Over time, these polyps can become cancerous (malignant) and spread to other areas of the body.

These symptoms overlap with common conditions like stomach flu or food poisoning, but if they last for more than a few days, it’s time to talk to a health care provider. Again something sadly I cannot afford. But to all who suffer who can please have yourself checked and don't wait. This is why my dad survived his colon cancer, and he had a SOFTBALL size tumor record back in 2004 and he's still here with me thank the lord. To the family of James Van Der Beek and himself hope they find peace in GOD, and his soul is at peace, and in love eternally. Good man gone to soon.. Rest in Peace James.

Defense is toast After Stunning Student Confession against Don Lemon!

Well them shoes keep on fitting for Cindafella disgraced once CNN anchor as a Temple University student has turned himself in on federal charges in connection with a protest at a St. Paul, Minnesota church that also involved self described journalist Don Lemon, authorities said this week that Jerome Richardson, a 21-year-old senior at the university, was taken into federal custody Monday in Philadelphia in connection with the January 18 demonstration at Cities Church, according to officials and court records. He was later released pending further proceedings.

Richardson is one of several people indicted in the case, which also includes Lemon and others, on charges alleging they conspired to interfere with the free exercise of religion and unlawfully disrupt the church service during an anti-immigration protest. In public statements made before his arrest, Richardson acknowledged helping Lemon with logistics and connecting him with local contacts ahead of the protest, saying he supported the reporting and demonstration.

“Don was reporting on the situation on the ground during the occupation by DHS and ICE and Border Patrol agents. At that time, I was proud to support his work in exposing the everyday injustices that resulted from the agenda. As a consequence of this support, I’m now being targeted by Trump and the federal administration,” Richardson said in the video, per CBS News. “This is the price of being unapologetic about humanity and love of Christ,” he continued, noting he supported the protesters, highlighting “the hypocrisy of how Pastor David Easterwood could simultaneously be a pastor at the church and the local leader of ICE operations.”

“What people are experiencing goes against human and civil rights as well as the teachings of Jesus, who indeed flipped over tables,” Richardson said in the video. Temple University released a statement about Richardson’s charges that said in part. We understand that the circumstances surrounding this matter are developing. Out of respect for the privacy of the student and the ongoing legal process, the University will not comment on the specifics. As we’ve shared previously, we deeply value the First Amendment, including the rights of free speech, a free press and the freedom to exercise religion. We encourage and educate our students to engage thoughtfully and lawfully to advocate for their beliefs and values, raise awareness and contribute to constructive dialogue.

Lemon, who was arrested previously by federal agents in connection with the incident, has said he was present in a reporting capacity and has defended his actions, citing First Amendment protections. Federal prosecutors allege that the protest which interrupted a worship service at the church involved actions intended to intimidate or impede congregants’ religious exercise, triggering the use of federal civil rights statutes in the indictment.

“You have the right to worship freely and safely, and if you violate that sacred right, we are coming after you,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a video posted on social media. The case remains pending, and court appearances for the defendants have been scheduled as the legal process continues. Lemon and three other defendants arrested in connection with the protest, which took place inside a St. Paul church were released last week following initial court appearances. Lemon said he plans to fight the charges after a federal grand jury indicted him and several other activists in U.S. District Court in Minnesota.

The defendants are accused of conspiring to deprive church congregants of their rights and interfering with religious freedom inside a house of worship, reviving a case that was rejected last week by a magistrate judge, The New York Times reported. The indictment names nine defendants, including seven protesters, Lemon, and another journalist. Seven of those charged have appeared in court so far, and four were released Friday.

Billie Eillish is getting called out by Native Americans!

This so called artist/activist who is as clueless as most in tinsel town are Billie Eillish is getting called out by a Native American tribe after she insisted "no one is illegal on stolen land" during her acceptance speech at the Grammys. As funny as that is this idiot who owes her entire life, existence and ability to spew such stupidity is because of the history however it went happened and this was centuries ago.

The past is the past but low IQ activists forget these facts.

But you know who didn't? The Tongva tribe, based in Southern California, they told FOXNews the singer's multi-million-dollar mansion sits on their ancestral land in Glendale. Making her both a moron and complete hypocrite. As The tribe says they have reached out to Eilish but have not heard back from her shocking huh? "It is our hope that in future discussions, the tribe can explicitly be referenced to ensure the public understands that the greater Los Angeles basin remains Gabrieleno Tongva territory."

This is what has happened to these moron liberals in Hollyweird it's like When Satan inhabits someone's body and the eyes roll back and all sorts of dumb shit comes out they mouth. She is possessed by stupid like 75% of actors and singers.