The FBI executes a raid on an election office in Fulton County, Georgia, as part of an ongoing probe into election interference. Socialists in Spain grant amnesty to half a million illegals residing in their country. Following reports of widespread fraud in states like California and Minnesota, the White House administration nominates a leader for a new position focused on eliminating national fraud. And a snowplow driver in Ohio helps save the life of a newborn during record-breaking storms.

U.S. Special Forces rescue a downed American airman from deep inside Iran after two days behind enemy lines. JD Vance's new anti-fraud task force uncovers billions going to suspicious government contractors. Trump holds U.S. forces in place after a shaky Iran ceasefire and unloads on NATO allies who left America hanging. And a Nebraska doctor's act of kindness gives six siblings a forever home.

The Wrap Up

Daring Rescue Behind Enemy Lines, Vance Targets Billions in Fraud, Trump Slams NATO Allies: 4/10/26

California Democrats push a bill that would criminalize filming government fraud—just as federal investigators make arrests over that very fraud. Secretary of State Marco Rubio makes history, getting Israel and Lebanon to sit down for direct talks for the first time in over three decades. A sitting congressman resigns in disgrace amid multiple sexual assault allegations, leaving the Democratic Party in chaos. And a quiet but powerful vote out of Alaska that could save newborn lives.

CA Targets Watchdog Journalists Over Fraud Probe, Rubio Makes Middle East History, Swalwell Scandal Rocks House: 4/17/26

President Trump addresses the nation as the war with Iran continues. The Supreme Court rejects a Colorado ban so-called “Conversion Therapy” with 2 liberal justices joining the Conservative majority. Germany is prepared to send thousands of Syrian immigrants back. And the U.S. is headed back — yes back — to the moon!

Trump’s "Stone Age" Warning, SCOTUS Squashes LGBTQ+ Therapy Ban, NASA Going Back to the Moon: 4/3/26

A college freshman gunned down near a Chicago beach sparks outrage over repeated catch-and-release policies. A jury finally holds Big Tech accountable for turning apps into addictive casinos. Europe’s voters keep swinging right on immigration. And one freezing golden doodle gets the hero rescue we all needed.

Chicago Beach Shooting Exposes Sanctuary Failures, Big Tech Loses "Digital Casino" Case, Europe Swings Right on Immigration Lives: 3/27/26

A new report reveals shocking details about China’s billion-dollar organ harvesting program. PragerU personality Franklin Camargo testifies before a House subcommittee, highlighting the dangerous reality of Maduro’s regime. Airport security unravels during peak spring break travel as thousands of unpaid TSA agents call in sick. And Scotland’s parliament votes no on a controversial bill following a heated debate.

CCP’s Organ Trade Exposed, TSA Turmoil Nationwide, Scotland Votes to Save Lives: 3/20/26

The FBI alerts law enforcement that Iran may be plotting a drone attack on the U.S. homeland. A medical watchdog warns the FDA about a growing trend of sex-rejecting hormones being sold online to minors without prescriptions. British Parliament moves forward with a plan to strip its citizens of their centuries-old right to a trial by jury. And 37 missing children are rescued in a sweeping anti-trafficking operation across Southern California.

Release Date: March 13, 2026 Title: FBI Warns of Iran Attack on U.S. Soil, Hormones Sold to Minors Online, UK Cuts Jury Trials: 3/13/26

President Trump threatens to cut off trade with Spain after their refusal to cooperate with the American military. The Supreme Court blocks California’s school policy that allowed students to keep gender transitions a secret from their parents. Netflix loses the Warner Brothers Discovery bidding war to Paramount. And two off-duty ICE officers in Minnesota rescue a 4-year-old boy from drowning in a local pool.

POTUS Threatens Trade Cut with Spain, SCOTUS Blocks CA Trans Policy, Paramount Wins WB Bid: 3/6/26

A middle school girl is brutally beaten over her alleged support for ICE. Vice President JD Vance announces a massive hold on Medicaid funding to Minnesota. Cuba accuses a U.S.-registered speedboat crew of igniting a firefight with border guards, resulting in four fatalities. And during a routine stop for coffee, a crew of movers springs into action to help rescue a kidnapped 3-year-old in Arizona.

WA Girl Beaten for Backing ICE, Funding Frozen for MN, Cuba Claims U.S. Boat Fired First: 2/27/26

The White House saves Americans $1.3 trillion in costs with the largest deregulatory move in U.S. history. The BBC ignites outrage by branding a conservative student killed by a far-left mob in France as “far-right.” A defense lawyer's politically charged t-shirt causes the judge to declare a mistrial in the Texas Antifa case. And an Arizona restaurant owner offers free meals to ICE agents, drawing crowds of support.

Historic EPA Rollback Saves $1.3T, Antifa Case Derailed by T-Shirt, BBC's “Far-Right” Rewrite: 2/20/26

The FTC's top official warns Tim Cook that Apple could be in violation of the FTC Act. The United Nations sends a letter of congratulations to the Islamic regime in Iran. An annual LGBT event at Disney World presses pause after losing sponsors. And while some athletes used the world stage to criticize the U.S., an Air Force member and Olympian says she’s honored to represent her nation at the games.

FTC Warns Apple of Violation, UN Congratulates Iran’s Regime, Air Force Olympian Reps U.S.: 2/13/26

Left-wing teachers across the nation force students to join pro-illegal migrant protests. Pop star Billie Eilish calls the U.S. “stolen land” on stage, despite guarding her pricey mansion built on a local tribe’s ancestral burial ground. Canada introduces a new “voluntary” firearm buy-back program, but threatens prison time for those who don’t comply. And a brave 13-year-old swims relentlessly for hours to rescue his family from a deadly ocean drift.

Teachers Push Protests on Kids, Singer’s Stolen Land Hypocrisy, Teen’s Brave Swim for Family: 2/6/26

FBI Raids Fulton County Office, Spain Accepts 500,000 Illegals, WH Nominee Roots Out Fraud: 1/30/26

President Trump announces plans to ban large institutional investors from buying up single-family homes in the U.S. Following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan socialist soldiers arrest citizens for celebrating the dictator’s downfall. U.S. forces seize a Russian-flagged tanker in the North Atlantic with support from the British military. And a Democratic State Senator tears down PragerU’s Founders Museum exhibit inside the Nebraska Capitol.

Ep. 3 - Maduro Loyalists Lockup Civilians, Ban on Investors Buying Homes, PragerU Exhibit Torn Down: 1/9/26

A bombshell report reveals a foreign government is flooding the U.S. with anti-American textbooks. Federal agents arrest the ringleaders of the pro-criminal illegal alien protest that invaded a church in Minnesota. President Trump declares a new agreement in the works between the U.S. and NATO, granting America “total access” to Greenland. And a quick-thinking Florida man springs into action, saving the lives of two toddlers.

Marxist Textbooks Flood U.S., Greenland Plans Progress, Church Protest Leaders Arrested: 1/23/26

We’re saying goodbye to 2025 and counting down the Top 5 Stories of the Year. The White House Administration brokers multiple historic peace deals around the globe. In an effort to empower students and parents, the Department of Education begins dismantling. Following the death of Pope Francis, Robert Prevost is appointed as Pope Leo XIV, marking the first time an American citizen has been elected Bishop of Rome. The Department of Government Efficiency exposes massive fraud, particularly in its efforts to root out USAID spending. And it turns out that enforcing the law works, with record-low illegal entries at the southern border.

Ep. 2 - Top 5 Stories of 2025: 1/2/26

The Supreme Court closes in on what could be a monumental ruling to protect women’s sports. The State Department announces a freeze on visa processing for 75 countries to reduce the burden on American taxpayers. Iranians call out the media’s hypocrisy amid the Iranian government persecuting protestors. And a WWII Air Force Veteran receives an amazing gift on his 101st birthday.

Iranians Expose Media Hypocrisy, SCOTUS Stumps Trans Advocate, 75 Nations’ Visas Frozen: 1/16/26

The Pentagon calls for a pause on offshore wind leases, citing national security threats. The University of Oklahoma dismisses a trans-identifying teaching assistant after giving a student a zero for citing the Bible. A U.S. District Judge blocks California from enforcing policies that require teachers to lie to parents about their child’s gender claims at school. And recent Q3 numbers show that the U.S. economy’s growth exceeded all expectations.

Ep. 1 - Judge Strikes Down CA “Secret Transitions,” Pentagon Halts Wind Turbines, U.S. Sees Q3 Boom: 12/26/25

The FBI foils a New Year’s Eve terror plot orchestrated by a radical leftist group. Warner Bros. urges shareholders to stick with Netflix’s takeover offer, despite a tempting bid from Paramount Skydance. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon issues a letter to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz outlining how scammers have stolen millions in student loans and education grants in his state. The Department of Health and Human Services cuts federal funding for any hospital performing sex-change surgeries or prescribing hormone blockers to children.

Ep. 51 - HHS Ends Malpractice on Minors, NYE Terror Plot Foiled by FBI, Warner Bros. Backs Netflix: 12/19/25

The state of Illinois implements 1,000 ft “No ICE Zones” around their courthouses, claiming to prioritise their citizens' safety. Two countries clash with FIFA over a scheduled “Pride Match” in the upcoming World Cup. X's popularity skyrockets in Europe after the EU announces a $140 million fine on the platform. And what message did a North Carolina student paint on her school’s spirit rock that got her censored by the school?

Ep. 50 - NC School Censors Kirk Tribute, “No ICE Zone” in Illinois, X Users Soar Following EU Fine: 12/12/25

A new FDA report links the deaths of 10 children to COVID-19 vaccines. E-commerce giant Amazon cuts ties with the U.S. Postal Service, potentially costing the government agency billions in revenue. Canada sets an absolutely disturbing new global record. And the White House Administration is freezing immigration from all high-risk countries following the deadly attack in D.C.

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