By Newsmax Wires | Tuesday, 25 November 2025 09:30 PM EST The lawmakers dubbed the “Seditious Six” had no authority to urge U.S. service members to ignore “illegal” orders from President Donald Trump in a video posted on social media, former U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., Joe diGenova and former…

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows told Newsmax that Americans “want accountability” for six Democrats publishing a video asking military service members to ignore illegal orders from President Donald Trump. Meadows said he agreed with Salcedo that Democrats seem to get away with a lot, noting, “Well, obviously,…

The Utah Legislature announced on Tuesday it plans to appeal the state’s congressional map that could give Democrats an additional seat. Legislators said they plan to appeal to the state Supreme Court after a district judge unveiled a new map that establishes a seat in a blue area around Salt…

By Sam Barron | Tuesday, 25 November 2025 05:55 PM EST Rep. John McGuire, R-Va., said Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s regime is illegitimate, criticizing him for the drugs that have been trafficked from Venezuela into the United States, leading to numerous overdoses. “It’s about time we have a president standing…

By Newsmax Wires | Tuesday, 25 November 2025 02:26 PM EST X’s new geolocation tool is exposing waves of social media influencing by unknown foreign powers. Last weekend, X released the geolocation of major and influential accounts and discovered fake postings from sites claiming to be U.S.-based. Notably, many were…

The controversy sparked by a video featuring six Democratic lawmakers instructing active-duty service members to disobey unspecified “illegal orders” has intensified, with the senator involved becoming a focal point of fundraising efforts. The video, released last week, showcased the “Seditious Six”: Democrat Sens. Mark Kelly of Arizona and Elissa Slotkin…

By Jim Thomas | Tuesday, 25 November 2025 10:27 PM EST President Donald Trump’s administration and national attention are unlikely to halt a rising grassroots push in Idaho to amend the state constitution to end Idaho’s strict abortion ban. Advocates behind a proposed ballot initiative that would embed abortion rights…

More than 300,000 Ohio residents could receive up to $3,000 each depending on a forthcoming state Supreme Court decision regarding the COVID-19 unemployment benefits, Newsweek reported Tuesday. The possibility moved closer after the court agreed to hear the case, following lower-court rulings that Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s decision to end…