Newly declassified intelligence from the Durham report suggests a bombshell: Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign allegedly orchestrated a narrative linking Donald Trump to Russia, a strategic move designed to divert attention from her burgeoning email scandal. This explosive claim, now brought to light, casts a shadow over a pivotal moment in recent American political history, revealing potential deep-seated maneuvers within political campaigns.
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) released these documents, indicating that the Obama-era FBI may have disregarded crucial intelligence detailing Clinton’s campaign’s involvement in a plan to smear her rival. The declassified annex specifies that the Obama administration was informed in 2016 about Clinton’s approval of a scheme to connect Trump with Russia, a significant development in understanding the origins of the “Russiagate” narrative.
Further details from the annex allege that Clinton’s campaign, in conjunction with the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the firm Fusion GPS, hired former British spy Christopher Steele to fabricate this narrative. This intricate web of connections paints a picture of a calculated effort to influence public perception and the trajectory of a presidential election, raising serious questions about the integrity of political processes.
Amidst these political revelations, President Trump’s administration has enacted sweeping changes to global trade policy, pushing through a new tariff plan hours before a critical deadline. This updated approach, which initially delayed implementation to allow for administrative adjustments, now details specific levies set to impact numerous nations, signaling a robust shift in international economic relations.
India, for instance, faces a 25% tariff, compounded by an additional secondary tariff due to its continued purchase of Russian oil, prompting strong remarks from President Trump on Truth Social regarding economic alliances. Brazil has also been hit with substantial sanctions and a 50% tariff, cited as the largest, primarily attributed to its significant trade deficit and what Trump describes as the political persecution of former President Jair Bolsonaro.
The comprehensive tariff strategy also impacted Canada, with the president linking a failure to secure a trade deal with the nation’s recent decision to back a Palestinian state. Conversely, some nations navigated the impending deadline more favorably; the U.S. successfully finalized a major agreement with South Korea, involving a 15% tariff on Korean imports in exchange for a massive investment in American businesses and natural gas purchases.
Separately, a Daily Wire exclusive has exposed controversial police training materials in Massachusetts, which categorize the conservative parental rights group Moms for Liberty as a “hate group.” This designation, sourced from the far-Left Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), has ignited a fierce debate about bias in law enforcement training and the labeling of advocacy organizations.
Moms for Liberty obtained these materials through a Freedom of Information request from the Massachusetts Municipal Police Training Committee, revealing how the SPLC, which has labeled the group “anti-government extremist,” influences official training. Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, expressed strong dismay, highlighting the absurdity of her organization being equated with groups like neo-Nazis and Antifa, given their distinct approaches to advocacy.
The training materials controversially claim that Moms for Liberty exploits “parents rights as a vehicle to attack public education and make schools less welcoming for minority and LGBTQ students,” further linking to biased PBS articles attacking the group while downplaying the threat posed by violent extremist groups like Antifa. This disparity in portrayal underscores the contentious nature of the training and the broader ideological clashes within society.
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