Read breaking news from across the U.S. on the Next News Network covering crime, corruption, military and law enforcement news from across the country.
A political earthquake rocked the nation when former President Donald Trump faced indictment. Yet, beneath the surface tremors, one can’t help but question the motives. Is this a pursuit of
In a surprising incident, Rep. Ronny Jackson, former doctor to the White House, found himself detained at a Texas rodeo—not for any disgraceful act, but an admirable one. Attempting to provide emergency medical support to a distressed teen, Jackson was ironically prevented by authorities from doing so. A contentious incident, reminding us of the exhaustive critical need for prompt, well-informed interventions in crises that arise in even the most unlikely of places, igniting affirmative action rather than unwarranted confusion.
In a tongue-twister of irony, the Biden administration insistently touts its “effective” legal entry policies. Yet, a recent Washington Post revelation paints a starkly different picture. Last month, illegal immigration surged dramatically with approximately 130,000 illegal aliens apprehended at the US-Mexico border, markedly up from June’s 99,000. Amidst this staggering increase, the Biden administration stubbornly clings to the rhetoric of triumph, downplaying the escalating border crisis. Meanwhile, the American public watches in incredulity, left to question the administration’s capacity to effectively manage immigration policies.
Startling news echoes through America’s heartland – President Trump, once again, becomes the target of a salvo of indictments. The Special Counsel, Jack Smith, meticulously charges Trump with efforts to
In light of Portland’s major fentanyl bust, America’s deadly drug crisis resurfaces in chilling detail. Authorities seized 58,000 pills and 16 pounds of fentanyl from a well-orchestrated illegal operation. But beneath this victory lurks a sinister truth—fentanyl, more potent than heroin and morphine, remains the emblem of America’s unchecked wave of lethal overdoses. The city, once a hub of vibrant commerce, now struggles with rampant drug dealing, soaring crime rates, and unabated homelessness. With a steadfast reliance on fact-based intervention, we must quash complacency and renew our commitment to public safety—our communities deserve nothing less.
On the brink of financial turmoil, California is witnessing a massive resident exodus, resulting in a $350 million shortfall in 2021 tax revenues. The migration of high-earning individuals, who are more than ruffled by sky-high taxes and the exorbitant cost of living, is leading to a worrying reduction in the state’s wealth. Is it shocking then that California is leading in the states suffering the worst net negative tax income migration? With the potential downfall of its economy looming, will California’s leadership finally heed the warning signals and address this fiscal hemorrhage?
The veil is lifted on President Biden’s delayed acknowledgment of his youngest grandchild, Navy. Law professor Jonathan Turley delivers a scorching critique, ripping apart the Bidens’ attempt to dismiss this as a simple family matter. Turley unveils hard facts, showing the political scheming and opportunism masked by this feigned family concern. He argues this is a blow below the belt—even by Washington’s grubby standards. This is a chilling reminder that in politics, true stories and innocent lives are often overshadowed by powerful image management and crafty political maneuvering.
New York City’s “Defund the Police” movement, a radical socio-political experiment bred from far-left ideologies, is garnering staunch disapproval. With rising crime rates and dwindling public safety, NYC citizens are forcefully demanding a restoration of law and order. As weeks turn into months, the shared frustration among New Yorkers creates a pressing question: when will liberal policies of appeasement give way to pragmatic governance that values citizen safety above political agendas? Expect an in-depth reportage highlighting the public outcry.
In the searing swirl of media narratives, CNN found itself squarely in the crosshairs over its peculiar representation of an alleged unprecedented heatwave. The striking contradiction? A graphic depicting women comfortably clad in sweaters, amidst reported soaring temperatures. Online firestorms swiftly rebuked CNN’s baffling portrayal, underscoring the need for credibility in the climate debate. Such gaffes not only divert attention from pressing issues but also betray fundamental libertarian principles – necessary skepticism and reasoned discourse. A lesson, etched in irony, demanding a more factually-grounded narrative.
“The Biden administration’s recent fuel economy standards proposal is hell-bent on transforming America’s driving landscape. Bold? Yes. Wise? That remains to be seen. Critics argue that transitioning to electric vehicles should be dictated by market forces, not government mandates. Nevertheless, the administration doggedly pursues this change, framing it as a path to both economic prosperity and environmental sustainability. Is this the automotive revolution we need, or are we being driven off a cliff? Buckle up, America, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.”
Oakland’s ongoing crime surge is a bleak reflection of failed leadership and misguided ideologies, notably the ‘defund the police’ movement. The surprising censure from the left-leaning NAACP hits hard: the once vibrant city now highjacked by violence, a stark portrayal of political ideals igniting real-world chaos. Their urgent plea for robust public safety resources and an extra police battalion reflects the desperate reality faced by citizens, sending a clarion call that demands national attention and highlights a crucial policy reassessment.
Is CNN the new fearmonger in town? Their recent article on a potential COVID-19 summer surge stokes fear and uncertainty among the public, seemingly to the benefit of Big Pharma
