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- Alex Jones Calls For Trump’s Immediate Impeachment, Warns of Full Ground Invas...
Screenshot via Alex Jones X Alex Jones, the far-right conspiracy theorist who was once one of President Donald Trump’s earliest and most loyal backers, called on Tuesday for the president’s immediate impeachment. In a lengthy rant shared to his over 4 million followers on X, Jones accused Trump of trying to bring back the national draft ahead of a full-scale ground invasion of Iran. He went so far as to claim Trump will use “total war” to “take our freedoms, nationalize everything, and push us aside with AI—total liability, immunity, and protection.” Jones, who no longer operates under the InfoWars branding following the Sandy Hook defamation lawsuits, joins other hard-right figures like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens in breaking with Trump over the Iran war, but took things a step further this week in calling for the president’s impeachment and “Nuremberg-style trials” for officials in his administration. “The big issue is how to stop Trump. And we have to have Congress go for the war powers. They’ve tried three times to vote on war powers—they’re supposed to authorize a war. This is a war; they’re getting the draft ready. If this isn’t a war, nothing’s a war. I mean, this is absolutely out of control,” Jones began in the clip, adding: And so I’m calling for it right now: 25th Amendment, impeachment, whatever needs to happen to get this front and center, to get control of our country. It’s impeachable alone that the president’s supporting the NDAA. I agree with Tucker Carlson and all of the people who voted against this—the mergers of the foreign military. It actually says it in Section 219, clear as day. Need to be Nuremberg-style trials. I mean, this is unbelievable. And if you think it’s crazy now, imagine what’s coming with this. They want us in a total war so they can censor and take our freedoms, nationalize everything, and push us aside with AI—total liability, immunity, and protection. This is a disaster. We are facing tyranny, but the public’s awakening. We’ve got to come together and transcend left and right, and we have to say no to an expanded war that will definitely destroy the economy and kill a bunch of our troops. They’re preparing a massive ground invasion. It’s all confirmed. This is going down right now. Rex, what do you think we should do to spotlight this? I’ll tell listeners we’re… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - Mark Zuckerberg Blasts Centralization of A.I. Power
In an interview, Meta’s chief executive took aim at Anthropic and OpenAI, which have pushed to tightly control A.I. development, and said he supported “more openness.” [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - DNC Paid Big Bucks to Email Scammer Posing as Chair Ken Martin, Officials Reveal
(AP Photo/Allison Robbert) The Democratic National Committee sent approximately $29,000 to an email scammer posing as DNC Chair Ken Martin, a new report revealed. NOTUS’ David Levinthal first reported on the email scammer on Tuesday, citing interviews with party officials as well as records previously unreported on. According to a 2025 letter from Jack Baisden, Senior Campaign Finance & Reviewing Analyst at the Federal Election Commission, to the DNC’s treasurer, there was a “misdisbursement” to the tune of $28,860.92. The DNC responded to the inquiry in August, explaining there was a transaction that was the result of “fraudulent activity by an external third party.” The response reads: This is in response to your July 8, 2025 letter requesting additional information from DNC Services Corp./Democratic National Committee (the “Committee”) regarding a misdisbursement of Committee funds. The identified transaction was the result of fraudulent activity by an external third party. The Committee has no reason to believe that the transaction involved any misappropriation or misconduct by Committee personnel. Committee staff discovered the issue quickly and promptly notified its bank in order to recover the misdisbursed funds. The Committee maintains an internal controls policy consistent with the Federal Election Commission’s safe harbor policy, and the Committee is taking further steps to avoid similar events in the future. A scammer reportedly sent a fraudulent email to the DNC in February, 2025, and the scammer was posing as Martin, an official told NOTUS. Martin had entered his role only days before the email was sent out, and the staffer who sent out the payment to the scammer has since been let go from the organization. Martin became DNC chair on February 1. The DNC alerted law enforcement to the email scam. The error was reportedly caught in minutes, but the DNC only received $7000 of the payment that was sent out. As the report noted, the DNC has been facing cash flow issues. They reportedly put their Washington, D.C. headquarters up as collateral in order to secure a $15 million loan. “The DNC takes seriously our duty to protect the funds provided to us by millions of patriotic Americans chipping in to fund our mission,” DNC spokesperson Mia Ehrenberg told NOTUS. “This was a one-off mistake that was promptly caught and addressed, and no similar issues have occurred since.”The post DNC Paid Big Bucks to Email Scammer Posing as Chair Ken Martin, Officials Reveal first… [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - Fox’s Brian Kilmeade Says Trump Admitted to Him the Iran War Is ‘Not That Po...
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade said President Donald Trump admitted to him that the Iran war is “not that popular” with the American public. He shared the news during a Monday interview on Kennedy’s podcast. Kilmeade told his Fox News colleague he spoke to Trump the night before because he wanted to get clarity on the military’s weapons stockpile. “He said, ‘I realize the war is not that popular. I also realize it’s necessary,'” Kilmeade said Trump told him. A Fox News survey last week found 56% of Americans do not support military action in Iran. Kilmeade said he reached out to Trump after The New York Times reported on July 25 that Trump had halted plans to ramp up the war because of stockpile anxiety. “President Trump has set aside, at least for now, plans to sharply escalate the American military assault against Iran, with particular concern that intensifying the war could dangerously drain the Pentagon’s already diminished stockpile of Patriot antimissile interceptors and other air defense munitions in the Middle East,” reporters Jonathan Swan and Eric Schmitt wrote. Kilmeade said the report followed insiders telling him more weapons had been used than the administration was letting on. But he said Trump told him the NYT report was totally bogus, once they got on the phone. Trump said the report was “not true” and had “nothing to do” with him pausing strikes on Iran, Kilmeade said. “We’re fine” on weapons, Kilmeade said Trump told him. The president also said the other Persian Gulf countries were “not thrilled with a major attack right now,” but he felt it was still important to consider. “I was shocked,” Kilmeade added. “Basically his word was, surprised at the amount of progress made in the Oman talks.” Kilmeade’s interview coincided with Axios reporting Trump was willing to resume “very strong military action,” if the latest deal talks fell apart. Trump later bashed ex-President Joe Biden, saying he “gave away” too many weapons to Ukraine during his time in office. Watch above.The post Fox’s Brian Kilmeade Says Trump Admitted to Him the Iran War Is ‘Not That Popular’ first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - ‘Serious Clusterf*ck’: Dems Marvel At Their Own Disastrous Primary In Key Ho...
(AP Photo/Paul Sancya, Pool, File) Michigan’s Democratic House primaries are drawing national attention as Democrats strive to flip GOP-held seats while also managing escalating internal tensions between moderates and progressives. According to a new report by Axios, moderate Democrats and party leaders find themselves unable to rally behind a single candidate—a source of increasing fragmentation and hostility. “It’s a serious clusterf*ck,” an anonymous Michigan state legislator told Axios. “I am just sitting back eating popcorn because now it’s so f*cked up it’s just, ‘Let’s just enjoy this.'” Among the key battlegrounds is Michigan’s seventh district as three Democratic candidates fight to take on Rep. Tom Barrett (R-MI), who currently holds the seat. Barrett only won his last election by one point in the key swing district. The candidates are Bridget Brink, a foreign policy-oriented candidate who served as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine from 2022 to 2025; William Lawrence, a Bernie Sanders-backed progressive candidate; and Navy SEAL Matt Maasdam, who served as a military aide to former President Barack Obama. Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) has rallied behind Maasdam. Citing text messages and multiple sources, Axios reported Slotkin has not only endorsed his campaign but has allegedly “lent her name to his fundraising texts and paid for internal polling on his behalf.” “The Women’s [Caucus] went apesh*t,” an unnamed senior House Democrat told Axios of Slotkin’s endorsement. “And I mean apesh*t.” Axios reported that many Michigan Democrats are frustrated as Slotkin’s move could cut into Brink’s lead and create an opening for Lawrence, but Slotkin’s team has pushed back against the criticism. “Senator Slotkin is singularly focused on one thing: flipping her old seat from red back to blue. Her entire goal is to help win back the House and put a real check on President Trump,” spokesperson Josh Stewart told Axios. The Michigan Democratic Senate primary has also been a hot topic as progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) in a bruising contest to take on a Republican in a state Trump won in 2024. The post ‘Serious Clusterf*ck’: Dems Marvel At Their Own Disastrous Primary In Key House Swing District first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - 5 Underreported Media Stories from the Fauci Diaries
Dr. Fauci during an interview with ABC anchor George Stephanopoulos in 2021 (Photo Credit: ABC News on YouTube) Dr. Anthony Fauci’s relationship with the mainstream press was once tighter than a surgical glove. The man who led the U.S. Government’s response to Covid-19 exchanged snickering texts with prominent journalists, asked for advice on combating media “attacks,” and convinced the Washington Post to scrap a story in the early days of the pandemic, according to newly unearthed diary entries. Fauci’s diary — published on July 25 by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) — revealed he was fixated on his press coverage. And his press connections. The doc jotted down that the media was going “wild” over him and speculated he had morphed into the “most famous and talked about person” in America, right alongside notes on the rising COVID death toll. He also enjoyed multiple dinners with CNN star Jake Tapper, including one “relaxed” supper in October 2020 — a week after he told Americans to “sacrifice” Thanksgiving. But you wouldn’t know much about Fauci’s cozy ties to the press based on the scant coverage of the diary, outside of Fox News. If you are looking for some examples of the close relationship he had with mainstream journalists, here are five: Dana Bash Bashes Republican Lawmaker Over Text Tapper wasn’t the only CNN anchor Fauci was friendly with. The doctor wrote on April 17, 2021, Tapper’s State of the Union co-host, Dana Bash, texted about Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). She sent the text two days after Fauci got into a shouting match about Covid restrictions with the Republican lawmaker during a House hearing. Bash was on Team Fauci. “I just watched the whole Jordan thing. Again, you’re a better man than I…. As our friend Wolf Blitzer said to me yesterday – no one would have blamed you if you said simply ‘Mr. Jordan, go f— yourself,'” Bash texted Fauci, according to his diary. Fauci wrote the next day, “I received a text from Dana Bash pointing out that Vanity Fair recently had a headline that said: Jim Jordan trips over his own a**hole trying to debate Anthony Fauci.” Bash interviews Fauci on State of the Union (Photo Credit: CNN on YouTube) Fauci Spikes WaPo Report on Chinese Gov Strong-Arming WHO Boss Fauci wrote on January 24, 2020, he was contacted by Washington Post health reporter Lena Sun, who was trying to verify what… [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago
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