Pentagon Pete Faces War Grilling as Democrats Go on the Offensive
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is slated to testify before the House Armed Services Committee on April 29, 2026 amid mounting Democratic scrutiny. Lawmakers plan a hard‑line hearing focused on the administration’s war conduct and recent National Guard deployments in U.S. cities. The hearing follows accusations of treason leveled by Trump and Hegseth against two Democratic committee members who urged the military to resist “illegal orders.” Hours before the session, Hegseth posted an AI‑generated meme featuring himself, Joint Chiefs Chair Dan Caine, and the children’s character Franklin in a combat helmet.
Ghislaine Maxwell Sends Mystery USB Stick to DOJ in New Appeal
Ghislaine Maxwell mailed a USB flash drive to the U.S. Justice Department as part of a new appeal against her 20‑year sentence for child‑trafficking. The device is said to contain material that could support her claim of innocence, though its...
Bondi Dodges Epstein Grilling Days After Melania's Surprise Statement
Pam Bondi was slated to be deposed by the House Oversight Committee on April 14, 2026 as part of its investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case. She failed to appear, citing her recent removal by President Trump two weeks earlier, even...
Exclusive: The Real Reason Trump Got It So Badly Wrong With Iran
Donald Trump’s 2024 strike on Tehran was predicated on a rapid Iranian popular uprising that never materialized. According to unnamed sources, the CIA had prepared to arm anti‑regime factions, assuming they would spark a revolt within days. The failure of...
Pentagon Pete Is Gaslighting U.S. Public With 'Mission Accomplished' Bragging
Pete Hegseth, the Trump administration’s self‑styled "War Secretary," proclaimed the U.S. campaign against Iran as "mission accomplished" during a Pentagon briefing, echoing George W. Bush’s 2003 Iraq declaration. The claim came hours after President Trump announced a cease‑fire following threats...
Today in The Swamp: Thursday, March 19
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced that the opening days of the U.S. war with Iran have already cost roughly $200 billion. He justified the expense by saying “it takes money to kill bad guys,” drawing sharp criticism for his rhetoric...
The Terrifying Reality of Trump's Iran War: It Doesn't Stop With Iran
A recent report alleges that Russia is actively assisting Iran in targeting American assets, pulling former President Donald Trump into a proxy conflict reminiscent of Cold War confrontations. The article likens the situation to the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, suggesting...