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MAGA Insider: Top Political Stories for Patriots—July 11, 2026
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Israeli intelligence officials have handed Washington a stark new warning: Iran has developed a fresh plan to assassinate President Donald Trump. The revelation, first reported by the Wall Street Journal and quickly confirmed by multiple outlets, lands at a moment when the ceasefire between the United States and Iran is already fraying and tensions across the Middle East are climbing once again.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the warning came directly from Jerusalem to Washington within the past several days. Read more →
Speculation that Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman could eventually abandon the Democratic Party has flared up once more, this time fueled by a newly formed bipartisan fundraising committee he launched this week alongside his Republican colleague, Senator Dave McCormick. The unusual arrangement allows donors to give to both senators simultaneously despite the two men belonging to opposite parties, and it has reignited a conversation that has followed Fetterman for much of the past year.
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The joint fundraising committee, first reported by Politico, comes as Fetterman continues to insist publicly that he has no intention of leaving the Democratic Party, even as Republicans, including President Trump himself, have made little secret of their desire to see him switch sides. Read more →
A growing and unsettling pattern has captured the attention of lawmakers, intelligence veterans, and the White House itself: a string of at least eleven deaths and disappearances among American scientists and researchers connected to advanced fields, including nuclear technology, aerospace engineering, defense systems, and in several notable cases, unidentified anomalous phenomena, commonly known as UFOs or UAPs.
Former CIA counterterrorism officer John Kiriakou, a whistleblower who spent nearly two decades inside the intelligence community, has weighed in publicly on the matter, telling interviewers that a foreign intelligence service could plausibly be behind at least some of the cases. Read more →
The preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating conservative icon Charlie Kirk, wrapped up its fifth and final day Friday in a Provo, Utah courtroom, bringing to a close a week that laid bare the full weight of evidence prosecutors say ties Robinson to the killing. Judge Tony Graf Jr. now must decide whether the case moves forward to trial.
Robinson, 23, is charged with aggravated murder, a capital first-degree felony, along with discharge of a firearm causing serious bodily injury, two counts of obstruction of justice, two counts of tampering with a witness, and committing a violent offense in the presence of a child. Prosecutors have made clear they intend to seek the death penalty. Read more →
For decades, the Clinton family’s orbit of relatives, donors, and hangers-on has generated a steady stream of ethical questions that somehow always seemed to evaporate before facing real consequences.
Newly released FBI records, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by the government watchdog group Judicial Watch, reveal that Hillary Clinton’s late brother, Anthony “Tony” Rodham, was the subject of a criminal investigation into wire and mail fraud back in 1996, during the very heart of Bill Clinton’s reelection campaign. Read more →
Nearly two years after Joe Biden handed his campaign’s bank accounts to Kamala Harris without a vote, a nomination, or so much as a press conference explaining the legal basis for it, the American public still has no formal ruling on whether the largest campaign finance maneuver in modern history was legal. That silence should bother anyone who believes elections ought to be governed by rules rather than convenience.
The facts are not seriously disputed. On July 21, 2024, Biden announced he was ending his re-election campaign. READ MORE
A new threat assessment report has drawn a direct line between rising anti-Christian extremism online and an alleged plot to kill Erika Kirk, the widow of assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk, raising fresh alarm about a climate researchers are now calling an emerging “assassination culture” targeting prominent figures on the right.
The report, produced by the Network Contagion Research Institute, examines the case of Jacob Wenske, a 26-year-old Texas man charged in late May with making a terroristic threat after he allegedly plotted to bomb a Turning Point USA event in San Antonio where Kirk, now the organization’s CEO, was scheduled to deliver the keynote address.
READ MOREThe Federal Bureau of Investigation has dramatically ramped up its examination of materials seized from Fulton County, Georgia’s election hub earlier this year, deploying additional analysts to comb through hundreds of boxes of 2020 election records as part of an investigation that has quietly gathered steam even as the political world’s attention shifts elsewhere.
The expanded effort follows the bureau’s January raid on the Fulton County Election Hub and Operation Center, where agents executed a search warrant and seized more than 650 boxes of material, including original ballots, tabulator tapes, digital data, and voter rolls from the 2020 presidential election. READ MORE
President Trump delivered a blistering rebuke of America’s NATO allies this week, effectively branding the alliance a collection of freeloaders who barely deserved his attendance at the recent summit in Ankara, Turkey, were it not for his respect for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s hospitality.
The comments, delivered candidly to reporters, laid bare years of frustration over an alliance that has leaned heavily on American military power while offering little in return. Read more →