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‘No Police in the Shop’: A Welding School With an Unusual Rulebook
Maine Democrat and U.S. Senate nominee Troy Jackson visited People’s Inclusive Welding (PIW) in South Portland over Labor Day weekend, praising its inclusion-focused training and pledging support for apprenticeship programs, according to WGME’s coverage of the stop. Labor Day stop and pledges WGME reported that Jackson toured the hands-on welding facility on Saturday as part…
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FBI to Get 6 Nigerians Tied to ‘Black Axe’ in $6M Romance‑Scam Case; 100+ U.S. Women Targeted, Police Say
South African police say the men—arrested in Cape Town in 2021—are set to be handed to U.S. agents to face wire‑fraud and money‑laundering charges. Interpol links the alleged network to major cyber‑enabled fraud.
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Report: Google Search Steers Users to DOJ Epstein Page Through ‘GOP Midterm Convention’ Link
The Western Journal reports a Google search result for a “GOP midterm convention” site redirected users to a Justice Department page related to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Who’s having more kids? Study highlights a left-right gap — and why it may exist
Institute for Family Studies reports statistically significant gaps in both how many children adults have and how many they want, with liberals expressing greater worries about parenting, genetics, and mental health.
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Herridge: Dozens of Suspected ‘Directed Energy’ Hits Inside U.S.—Cluster Near Virginia Intel Site, Agencies Silent
Journalist Catherine Herridge told NewsNation that more than two dozen suspected ‘directed energy’ incidents were reported inside the U.S., including a notable cluster near a government intelligence research facility in northern Virginia.
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It didn’t sink: SpaceX recovers intact Starship from the Indian Ocean and begins months‑long return to Texas
Source reports SpaceX retrieved its most recently launched Starship intact from the Indian Ocean near Christmas Island and is shipping it back to Texas over several months; the company shared photos and praised the recovery team.
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Cooper’s 2020 Justice Pick Did 14 Years for a Murder Plot, Records Say. Now His Senate Bid Faces Questions
A Fox News report and documents cited by the Washington Free Beacon have revived scrutiny of Roy Cooper’s 2020 appointment of Kerwin Pittman to a criminal-justice task force.
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Socialism 2026 Opens at Pritzker‑Tied Hyatt as Hotel Workers Lack a Contract; Protest Videos Surface
The conference proceeded at Chicago’s Hyatt Regency McCormick Place as UNITE HERE Local 1 members at dozens of hotels worked without a contract; videos posted to X show protesters outside. All details below are attributed to the source article and on‑scene posts it cites.
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After Defense Distributed Win, One Word—“Readily”—Could Shake More Than “Ghost Gun” Rules, Attorney Argues
Stephen Halbrook points to “readily” as a legal fault line after a Defense Distributed court win in the case formerly known as VanDerStock.
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NY AG Insider Alleges Orders to ‘Find and Pursue’ Trump‑Linked Targets
The Western Journal reports a prosecutor who spent two years in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office alleges he was instructed to target former President Donald Trump and his allies, including a directive to “find and pursue” Trump‑linked people and organizations.
