"And hence when they have created among the masses an appetite for gifts and the habit of receiving them, democracy in its turn is abolished and changes into a rule of force and violence." -- Polybius, two thousand years ago

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Democrats aren’t even bothering to hide it anymore.

Elected officials and candidates repeatedly telegraph their scheme to pack the Supreme Court if they win Congress and the Presidency in 2026 and 2028.

Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin helped lead the January 6 hoax to try and imprison President Trump.

In an interview on MS NOW, Raskin promised Democrats would wage more lawfare against Trump if they take back Congress in November.

Just the  News obtained bombshell FBI memos from the investigation into disgraced former Congressman Eric Swalwell and his sexual relationship with suspected Chinese spy Fang Fang.

Democrats are already scheming to undo President Trump’s border crackdown and mass deportation program.

Adam Schiff launched a new front in this battle.

 

Schiff introduced the so-called “Fairness to Freedom Act of 2026,” which would guarantee taxpayer-funded lawyers to illegal aliens facing deportation.

In a press release announcing the bill, Schiff whined that immigration court hearings were resulting in too many deportations.

Justice doesn’t move on anyone’s schedule. It’s slow, methodical, and maddeningly patient … until one day, it isn’t.

For years, Rep. Ilhan Omar has watched allegations about her immigration history swirl like gnats she could swat away with a press release. She’s called them “bigoted lies.” She’s mocked investigators. She’s dismissed the whole thing as Trump’s obsession with her.

Fair enough; politicians deny things. It’s practically in the job description. But denials have a shelf life, and Omar’s may have just expired.

by Tyler Durden

Thanks to how mean President Trump has been, Canada could become the first-ever "associate member" of the European Union under a proposal unveiled Wednesday by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, as Ottawa looks to reduce its economic dependence on the United States.

By Phoenix Capital Research

On September 10 and 11, drones launched from Maysan province in southern Iraq hit pumping stations on Saudi Arabia’s East-West crude oil pipeline near Riyadh and Medina. Saudi Arabia shut the pipeline on Friday. Riyadh called it a precaution. Satellite imagery of the station near Al Melba ’ah tells a different story.

Brent spiked to $110, settled at $105, and closed the week up more than 8%. First settle above $100 since May.

Here is what most investors missed.