Jose Nino

5 days ago | headlineusa.com | Jose Nino |José Alfonso Niño

(José Niño, Headline USA) With the world on the brink of large-scale war on multiple fronts, the Trump administration’s foreign policy team is reportedly fraying at the seams with backstabbing and allegations of leaks and illegal NSA wiretapping. According to multiple reports, White House advisers were initially told that Dan Caldwell, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth’s senior adviser, along with Darin Selnick and Colin Carroll, had been identified as leakers of state secrets.

6 days ago | headlineusa.com | Jose Nino |José Alfonso Niño

(José Niño, Headline USA) Sen. John Fetterman’s, R-PA., focus on international affairs is raising eyebrows, as his absence from local duties coincides with a high-profile trip to Israel. Fetterman has faced criticism this year for missing 30 floor votes and for canceling town halls in Pennsylvania, raising concerns about his engagement with constituents.

1 week ago | unz.com | Jose Nino

Jose Alberto Nino Archive Another Neoconservative Bites the Dust: The Life and Legacy of Michael Ledeen◄►◄►▲▼ • B Michael Ledeen, the man who urged America to “to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall” every decade, met an end that many of his critics would call overdue. On May 17, 2025, Ledeen died at the age of 83. marking the passing of one of the last influential Jewish neoconservatives of his generation.

1 week ago | headlineusa.com | Jose Nino |José Alfonso Niño

(José Niño, Headline USA) The FBI paid a surprise visit to journalist Ken Klippenstein following his release of a controversial manifesto linked to the recent Israeli Embassy shooting in Washington, D.C. Last Thursday, FBI agents visited Klippenstein at his Wisconsin home after publishing the alleged manifesto of Elias Rodriguez, the suspect in the killing of two Israeli Embassy staffers in Washington, D.C. The incident follows a similar pattern to an FBI visit in 2024 over Klippenstein’s...

1 week ago | ammoland.com | Jose Nino |José Alfonso Niño

A bill banning local governments from buying back guns on the taxpayer dime is making substantial progress in the Texas State legislature. On May 13, 2025, the Texas House of Representatives passed House Bill 3053, a measure that prohibits counties and cities from spending taxpayer money on gun buyback programs. The bill was introduced by freshman Republican legislator Wesley Virdell. It was passed with a decisive 85-56 vote after heated debate.