'Investigated, arrested, and hanged for sedition'

The El Paso airport was closed temporarily and reopened on Wednesday morning due to a drone incursion from Mexican cartels.

“Mexican cartel drones breached U.S. airspace,” a Trump administration official told The Daily Signal.

“The Department of War took action to disable the drones. The [Federal Aviation Administration] and [Department of War] have determined there is no threat to commercial travel.”

Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed in a post on X that the “threat has been neutralized, and there is no danger to commercial travel in the region.”

Early Wednesday morning, the El Paso International Airport in Texas announced that all flights would be grounded for 10 days due to an FAA flight restriction closing the airspace around the El Paso airport.

Hours later, the airport announced that the travel restrictions had been lifted.

“El Paso International Airport operations have reopened following the Federal Aviation Administration’s decision to lift the temporary closure of the airspace over El Paso,” the airport wrote on its Facebook page.

According to Reuters, the Pentagon and FAA were determining the risk of military counter measures to commercial aircraft, and that prompted the decision to shut down the airport.

Mexico’s cartels began using drones in recent years to monitor Border Patrol activity, according to Customs and Border Protection.

“We’re very concerned about, uh, the drone threat,” Interim Border Patrol Chief for the El Paso Sector Walter Slosar told The Daily Signal during an interview at the border in August.

The cartels have also reportedly used drones to smuggle drugs into the U.S.

Last week, officials from the border city of Chihuahua, Mexico, and the state of New Mexico met to discuss concerns over the cartels’ increased use of drones, according to Border Report.

The New Mexico state legislature is currently considering a bill to place restrictions on drones.

“We want people to be able to use drones,” New Mexico Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman says.

“However, the idea that drones can be used to circle law enforcement to do things that are known to be criminal activity, the idea that you are going to use a drone, fly it over the border from Mexico, drop a package or guide traffickers so they not be detected, that’s a real problem.”

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'I hope they get the suspect, because I’m not it'

Gold prices don’t move in a straight line, especially not after a year when metals markets looked more like meme stocks than a hedge. Over the past couple of weeks, spot gold and spot silver have pulled back sharply from recent highs. On paper, that sounds like a gift to anyone looking to buy gold. […]

Rep. Bennie Thompson displayed a large AI-generated image falsely depicting the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti during a House Homeland Security Committee hearing on Tuesday.

The post Disinformation Agent: Rep. Bennie Thompson Shows AI-Generated Image of Alex Pretti Shooting on House Floor appeared first on Breitbart.

'Will really sting'

Tucson authorities are still without a suspect in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case after a delivery driver was detained by law enforcement Tuesday night but released after several hours in custody.

The post WATCH: Delivery Driver Detained in Nancy Guthrie Abduction Case Says ‘I Didn’t Do Anything’ appeared first on Breitbart.

Will President Donald Trump and his supporters be proven right after decrying the 2020 election as stolen in favor of his Democratic opponent President Joe Biden? The case definitely isn’t […]

The post Trump Was Right: Bombshell FBI Affidavit Released, Lists 5 Jarring Irregularities in 2020 Georgia Vote Counts - Some Already 'Substantiated' appeared first on The Western Journal.

Ahead of the FBI raid at the Fulton County election headquarters, an agent detailed the probe’s focus on “deficiencies or defects” from the Georgia count in the 2020 election. 

“Fulton County has admitted that it does not have scanned images of all the 528,777 ballots counted during the original count or the 527,925 ballots counted during the recount,” FBI special agent Hugh Raymond Evans said in a detailed affidavit in federal district court justifying the search warant. 

“Fulton County has confirmed that during the Recount of votes, some ballots were scanned multiple times,” the affidavit continues. 

“Ballot images made available in response to public record requests show ballots with unique markings duplicated within the ballot images.”

Evans further noted that auditors hand counting the ballots reported inconsistencies, while the Georgia Performance Review Board reported that Georgia Secretary of State investigators confirmed inaccurate batch tallies from the audit. 

“If these deficiencies were the result of intentional action, it would be a violation of federal law regardless of whether the failure to retain records or the deprivation of a fair tabulation of a vote was outcome determinative for any particular election or race,” the affidavit says. 

“Seizure of the election records would corroborate the analysis that evinces that election records were destroyed and or the tabulation of votes included materially false votes, either through duplicated scanning of specific ballots, interjection of pristine ballots, or other methods described above,” Evans says in asking the court to grant the search warrant. 

The FBI executed the warrant on Jan. 29. This came after a year-long clash between the State Election Board and Fulton County election officials regarding documents. 

The affidavit notes that the FBI interviewed two members of the State Election Board, a Fulton County commissioner, a staffer with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office, and a cyber security analyst among others. The names were redacted. 

The agent also noted the issues with 315,000 mail ballots that may not have been properly certified. 

“During a December 9, 2025, meeting before the State Election Board, Fulton County stated that tabulator tapes accounting for 315,000 ballots were not properly signed,” the affidavit says.

“The Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger stated in the media he considered the unsigned tabulator tapes an administrative oversight.” 

On Saturday, U.S. District Judge J.P. Boulee ordered the court documents in the case to be unsealed by close of business Tuesday. 

Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. argued the unsealed documents show “recycled theories and politically motivated claims.”

“The unsealing of this affidavit confirms what many of us feared from the start: that this extraordinary FBI raid was rooted in recycled theories and politically motivated claims that have already been examined and rejected time and time again,” Arrington said in a statement.

The post What the FBI Confirmed About Georgia 2020 Vote Counting Before the Raid appeared first on The Daily Signal.

By Andrew Moran

Prior to President Donald Trump’s second stint at the White House, a large share of the US economy’s stellar job growth since the pandemic had been driven by the government. Today, the private sector accounts for all of the payroll gains. While hiring momentum has slowed since the second half of 2025, employment conditions could […]

The New Mexico House is holding a hearing Wednesday on SB 17, the bill that bans America's most popular rifle as well as numerous semiautomatic shotguns and pistols.

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'It's hard to forgive'

end the welfare welcome mat

The West Virginia Senate passed legislation Tuesday to allow law-abiding 18-20 year-olds to carry concealed for self-defense without a permit.

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'Now I'm a happy boy again'

His legal team is continuing to pursue an appeal