Opinion Landmark TAKE IT DOWN ACT Conviction Marks Historic Victory for Deepfake Victims Eugene Barnes, July 10, 2026 By V. Venesulia Carr Friday, 10 July 2026 11:41 AM EDT In my 2024 Newsmax Insider article, I highlighted the TAKE IT DOWN ACT, asking whether there was finally hope for victims of deepfakes. Today, I confidently say, yes—there is. In April 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) secured… Continue Reading
Opinion The Unbreakable Standard of Fair Trial: Why John Adams’ 1770 Defense Still Haunts Modern Courts Eugene Barnes, July 10, 2026 As America marks its 250th anniversary, one of the most enduring lessons of the Founding Fathers remains as urgent as ever: a free society depends on the belief that everyone has the right to a fair trial. A historic law courtroom, restored to its early 1900s appearance, stands in St…. Continue Reading
Politics Unannounced ICE Sweep in Southern Indiana Detains Over 28 Individuals Stella Green, July 10, 2026 Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested at least 28 people this week during a sweep operation in southern Indiana. The Clarksville Police Department confirmed Friday that federal agents used its headquarters as a staging area earlier this week. Reports indicated the detainees were being held in Clark County Jail. Neighbors reported… Continue Reading
Politics Florida Attorney General Links Democratic Policy to Illegal Immigration and National Crime Surge Stella Green, July 10, 2026 Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier stated on Friday that because Democrats cannot win elections through policy alone, they must bring foreign nationals into the United States to secure electoral victories. Uthmeier made the remarks following recent reports of illegal immigrants causing four fatalities in car accidents across the nation. He… Continue Reading
Politics Trump’s Growing Discontent with Netanyahu Sharpens Republican Divide Over Middle East Policy Stella Green, July 8, 2026 Republican support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dropped sharply over the past month as President Donald Trump has publicly criticized Israel’s recent military actions and sought to distance his administration from renewed regional conflict, according to a new poll. A survey of 1,059 registered voters found that 47%… Continue Reading
Opinion Nigel Farage Unleashes ‘People vs. Establishment’ By-Election Bid in Clacton Eugene Barnes, July 8, 2026 Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has announced his resignation as Member of Parliament for Clacton-on-Sea, stating he will contest a by-election triggered by his departure. In a video statement delivered at Millbank Tower in London on July 7, 2026, Farage declared his intention to position the vote as “a people… Continue Reading
Entertainment Louise Lasser, Iconic Star of ‘Mary Hartman,’ Dies at Age 87 Ella Thomas, July 8, 2026 Emmy-nominated actress Louise Lasser, best known for her role as the title character in the cult television series “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman,” has died at age 87. Lasser passed away on Monday from natural causes. Her friend Susan Charlotte confirmed the death to multiple media outlets. The show, a groundbreaking… Continue Reading
Politics Platner’s Senate Campaign Collapses as Democrats Defend ‘Extremely Left’ Figure Stella Green, July 8, 2026 By Theodore Bunker | Wednesday, July 8, 2026 Rep. Dan Meuser, a Republican from Pennsylvania, stated on Wednesday that Democrats are putting politics ahead of principle by continuing to support embattled U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner of Maine despite his campaign being engulfed in multiple controversies. Meuser made the remarks… Continue Reading
Opinion Congress’s Earmark Surge: $24 Billion in Hidden Spending Fuels Debt Crisis Stella Green, July 8, 2026 Lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are back to their old tricks of quietly imposing additional deficit spending on Americans, a practice that has become increasingly reckless. A recent report by Citizens Against Government Waste found that Congress allocated $24 billion in earmarks—spending reserved for legislators’ pet projects, typically in their home… Continue Reading
Politics Trump Accounts Program Fails for Newborns with Recently Issued Social Security Numbers Stella Green, July 8, 2026 By Alex Chen | Wednesday, 08 July 2026 02:51 PM EDT Parents of newborns born in 2026 are encountering technical issues when attempting to open Trump Accounts following the program’s Saturday launch. The Treasury Department confirmed that a subset of children with newly issued Social Security numbers is experiencing error… Continue Reading