Kash Patel Ends FBI Desk Jobs to Hunt Criminals on the Front Lines

Feds Probe Historic Women’s College for Admitting Biological Males

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China Deploys Robotic Wolf Packs in Preparation for Potential Taiwan Invasion

3 Disturbing Truths About Calcium

If you think, “I get plenty of calcium. My bones should be strong.” Think again.

Because there are 3 disturbing truths about calcium:

• Your Bones Aren’t Allowing Calcium Inside

• Your Body Has a Terrible Time Absorbing Calcium

• Higher Calcium Intake Can Increase Fracture Risk!

While that sounds absurd, the explanation behind it is a revelation for most people:

Calcium Alone Isn’t Going To Cut It For Your Bones.

Despite the 3 disturbing truths about calcium I shared, you still need calcium for strong bones.

Senator Graham Says Give Iranians Guns and Watch the Regime Crumble From Within

Lindsey Graham just said what plenty of people have been thinking but few have had the guts to articulate. The South Carolina senator went on Hannity Monday night and laid out what he’s calling a “Second Amendment solution” for Iran. His pitch? Simple. Arm the Iranian people and let them handle their oppressive regime themselves.

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NATO Alliance Under Strain as Poland Raises Concerns Over US Military Presence in Europe

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization faces what Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has characterized as a potential disintegration, following announcements of significant American troop redeployments across Europe.

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On Capitol Hill Today

Bipartisan senators are urging the Trump administration to release U.S. funding for Gavi, a global vaccine alliance that supports immunization efforts in low-income countries. They argue the funding is critical for preventing disease outbreaks and maintaining U.S. leadership in global health programs.

Sen. Rand Paul is calling for former NIH director Anthony Fauci to face possible indictment, arguing the issue should be pursued before any legal deadlines expire. The push continues long-running Republican criticism of Fauci over the federal government’s COVID-era actions and research funding debates.

A Senate proposal includes a controversial $1 billion allocation tied to White House security-related spending within a larger GOP-backed budget package. Some lawmakers have questioned the purpose and justification for the funding line item amid broader debate over federal spending priorities.

Sen. Tim Scott expressed confidence that Republicans will maintain control of the Senate after the midterm elections, citing favorable political conditions. However, he acknowledged that the House is expected to be more competitive and less certain for the party.