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Santa Barbara County killer emotionless in court as he learns fate for setting dad and dog on fire

Jun 10, 2026Right

The madman who killed his father after setting him and the family dog on fire inside their Santa Barbara County home appeared stone-faced in court as a judge sentenced him to life in prison Wednesday for the horrifying crime. Joseph Ashley Garcia learned his fate after being convicted of first-degree murder in April over the...

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BREAKING: Acting DNI Pulte Fires More Deep State Intel Officials

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BREAKING: Acting DNI Pulte Fires More Deep State Intel Officials

Acting DNI Bill Pulte on Sunday evening announced that he fired more Deep State intel officials. The post BREAKING: Acting DNI Pulte Fires More Deep State Intel Officials appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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'Don't know when they are going to learn': Republican laments MAGA election wins on MS NOW

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'Don't know when they are going to learn': Republican laments MAGA election wins on MS NOW

A former Republican lawmaker lamented recent election victories by MAGA candidates in Arizona during a new interview on MS NOW, warning that it could lead to a world of hurt for the party in the midterms. Charlie Dent, a former Republican lawmaker from Pennsylvania, told MS NOW's Alex Witt that the recent victories of candidates like gubernatorial candidate Andy Biggs, a Republican congressman who supported President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election, and Mark Lamb, a Trump-endorsed candidate to replace Biggs in the House who faced a sexting scandal ahead of the primary, could weigh on the party going forward. "It doesn't help, and it makes it much harder for ... not just Arizonans, but Republicans generally to win general elections," Dent said. Dent's comments came at a time when Republicans are gearing up for a tough midterm season. Democrats have won a slew of statewide races since Trump's second term began, prompting some analysts to suggest the party could win back both the House and Senate in November. However, some analysts also worry that Trump may be trying to blunt those gains through illicit means. For instance, Trump recently gave a national address about alleged foreign interference in the 2020 general election, which some saw as the president laying the groundwork to contest the upcoming election results if Republicans suffer steep losses. Dent said the recent MAGA election victories put Republicans in a position to lose more than they gain. "Arizona has done this before, by the way, with Kari Lake and other nominees who are simply repulsive to a lot of, I'll say. To mainstream voters, those more centrist voters, independents, [they are a] total turn-off," Dent said. "So, election deniers, they might please the president in some elements of the base. But republicans end up losing far more than they gain." "I never quite understood it," he added. "I don't know when Arizona Republicans are going to learn their lesson. They haven't had a lot of success statewide since Governor [Doug] Ducey. And so, it looks like they're [going to] have another bad year."

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Trump’s border czar makes remarkable admission as questions swirl about killer ICE agent

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Trump’s border czar makes remarkable admission as questions swirl about killer ICE agent

President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, made a remarkable admission Sunday regarding David Brouillette, the ICE agent identified as having fatally shot Colombian man Johan Sebastián Guerrero earlier this month, The Guardian reported.Five days after the fatal shooting, The Washington Post revealed through court filings allegations of violent abuse leveled against Brouillette. One of his ex-wives accused him of once throwing boiling water on her while she was holding their young daughter, and in another instance, pointing a gun at her while she was in the shower.Given Brouillette’s alleged violent past, CNN’s Dana Bash asked Homan whether someone “with those issues” was qualified to be an ICE agent.“No, if those … are facts … I don’t think he should ever have cleared vetting,” Homan admitted, according to The Guardian.Homan also said that part of an ongoing probe into the fatal shooting involved determining how “the vetting process [failed].”Guerrero was fatally shot in Maine during a traffic stop by Brouillette on July 13. Guerrero was one of two people killed by ICE in the past week during traffic stops, leading ICE to suspend all traffic stops, though President Donald Trump called for the policy change to be reversed the next day.Lucinda Brouillette, one of Brouillette’s ex-wives, issued her former husband a brutal condemnation in the wake of Guerrero’s killing.“If you were to ask me whether I believe David Brouillette is capable of this level of extreme violence, my answer is unequivocally yes,” she said in the statement. “That belief is not based on speculation, but on my own lived experiences over many years.”

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DNC chair Ken Martin is under fire and melting down

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DNC chair Ken Martin is under fire and melting down

The embattled Democratic National Committee leader is undermining the party’s midterm — and 2028 — prospects

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The fight for female sports: Progress at the Supreme Court and in culture, a long way to go in blue states

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The fight for female sports: Progress at the Supreme Court and in culture, a long way to go in blue states

The video of Kallie Keeler, a high school sophomore wrestling in an all-girls tournament last December, is just 22 seconds long. But it might demonstrate the 54-year history and purpose of Title IX as much as any lengthy lawsuit filing. Taken by Kallie’s mother, Stephanie, video footage shows the 16-year-old wrestling an opponent who appears […]

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Court checks Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker as Trump administration scores another immigration win

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Court checks Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker as Trump administration scores another immigration win

The ruling permanently prevents Illinois from enforcing the laws, although McGlynn delayed the order from taking effect for 14 days to allow the state to ask an appeals court to intervene.

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Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections

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Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections

The DOJ previously told the court it could seek emergency relief from the Supreme Court if it did not prevail.

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Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections

A federal appeals court blocked Trump's executive order on mail-in voting rules in 23 states, potentially sending the fight to the Supreme Court.

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Santa Barbara County killer emotionless in court as he learns fate for setting dad and dog on fire

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