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Dedicated to providing Alternative News and Unbiased Reporting for those tired of the mainstream media. Our Real Stories, Live Coverage, and Pressing News cover topics from social unrest to true crime. We feature Documentary Pieces and In-Depth Interviews that the media avoids, embracing Citizen Journalism and highlighting under-reported events. Tune in to our channel for daily updates on the most pressing news, and become a part of our growing community that values truth and transparency. Don"t

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00:18:42

Judge GREENLIGHTS $Billions Suit—CA/LA Caused Deadly...

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2026/02/14

A judge has cleared the way for a mega-lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles and California, alleging negligence in extinguishing the Lachman Fire, which led to the devastating Palisades Fire. The lawsuit claims the city failed to provide water and properly address smoldering hotspots, leading to 12 deaths and billions in damages. Lead attorney Alex "Trey" Robertson accuses Mayor Karen Bass's office of manipulating the Palisades After-Action Fire Report to downplay the city's

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00:18:34

EXPOSED: $2 Billion Portland Office WIPEOUT—Doom Loop...

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2026/02/13

Portland's economic woes continue as the city's 20 largest office buildings have collectively lost a staggering $2 billion in market value since 2019. This significant decline raises serious concerns about the city's financial stability and the future of its downtown core. The exodus of businesses, coupled with rising crime rates and persistent social unrest, has created a perfect storm, driving down property values and jeopardizing the city's tax base. The consequences of this

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00:13:56

MN SOVEREIGN SCAMMER'S $2.6M LAKE PAD: $350M IRS...

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2026/02/13

A Minnesota man, Caesar Munir Wilson, is facing serious charges after allegedly receiving nearly $20 million in undeserved tax refunds from the U.S. Treasury. Federal prosecutors claim Wilson filed false claims requesting over $210 million in refunds and conspired to file false tax returns totaling over $350 million. He reportedly used the ill-gotten gains to purchase a $2.6 million home, invest in cryptocurrency, and cover personal expenses. Wilson also allegedly advised sovereign citizens on tax

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00:19:17

NO Sharia in TEXAS: Paxton LAUNCHES Probe on Dubai...

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2026/02/12

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into a development project in Kaufman, Texas, linked to a Dubai-based company, over concerns it may become a 'sharia city.' Paxton stated that while on American soil, everyone must obey American laws, and his office will thoroughly investigate the matter. The probe was initiated after reports suggested that up to 20,000 foreign nationals could be moving to the area. Representative Lance Gooden expressed concerns about the

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00:18:07

Seahawks Super Bowl QB Darnold LOSES $249K to CA's...

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2026/02/12

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold experienced a bittersweet Super Bowl victory. Despite winning the championship, he lost approximately $249,000 due to California's 'jock tax.' This tax, calculated based on duty days spent in the state, disproportionately affects athletes playing in California. Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason has criticized the tax and urged the NFL Players Association to avoid holding future Super Bowls in California until the policy changes. Several other

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00:14:36

LA Rent APOCALYPSE: THOUSANDS Deported, Prices CRASH...

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2026/02/11

Los Angeles renters are finally seeing some relief as median asking prices have plunged to a four-year low, reaching $2,167 in December. This shift marks a significant change from the pandemic era, where rents peaked at $2,262 in August 2022. The confluence of falling prices and new local rent control rules is giving tenants a rare moment of leverage. Multiple analyses confirm this trend, indicating a meaningful shift in the city's housing market. While this is welcome news for renters, the

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00:12:49

Boeing DUMPS Hundreds 0f Jobs from Seattle—Woke WA...

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2026/02/11

Boeing is moving 787 engineering jobs from Washington state to South Carolina. This decision raises questions about the company's commitment to its Washington workforce and the economic implications for the region. Some speculate this is due to Washington's policies while others claim it's simply cheaper to operate in South Carolina. What does this portend for the future of manufacturing and engineering jobs in the United States? We will examine the potential consequences of this shift

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00:19:20

Milwaukee's Grocery APOCALYPSE: 7 Stores GONE, Food...

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2026/02/10

Milwaukee is grappling with a growing food desert crisis as seven full-service grocery stores have closed in Milwaukee County over the past year. Mayor Cavalier Johnson has addressed the issue, outlining his administration's efforts to improve healthy food access. However, many residents are concerned about the impact of these closures on their communities. The situation raises questions about the city's role in supporting local grocers and ensuring equitable access to nutritious food for

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00:18:23

Portland HOARDS $106M Housing Cash While Thousands of...

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2026/02/10

Portland's Housing Bureau has revealed a shocking discovery: roughly $106 million in unspent housing funds. This revelation, more than five times the initial amount identified in November, has sparked outrage among the public and elected officials. Newly appointed city administrator Raymond Lee attributes this issue to the city's old governmental system, where bureaus operated independently without proper financial oversight. These funds, originating from various sources like rental

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00:15:49

Mayor Karen Bass Just Made It IMPOSSIBLE to Trust LA...

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2026/02/09

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing intense scrutiny following reports that she allegedly altered an after-action report on the devastating wildfires that claimed 31 lives. The LA Times, citing sources, claims Bass softened language implicating the city's lack of preparedness to avoid legal liability. Key changes allegedly involved understaffing and resource deployment failures. Reality TV star and mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt has accused Bass of 'criminal negligence,' while Rick

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00:20:36

$114 BILLION EV DISASTER: Ford & GM Dump Billions as...

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2026/02/09

Major automakers like General Motors and Ford are facing massive losses in the electric vehicle market, totaling a staggering $114 billion. GM, under CEO Mary Barra, initially championed an all-electric future but has since faced significant setbacks, including billions in write-downs due to its failed EV strategy. Ford has also suffered substantial losses, raising questions about the leadership of its CEO, Jim Farley. While global EV sales are increasing, the majority of these sales are

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00:15:20

Valero Refinery SHUTS DOWN Early — CA Gas Prices...

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2026/02/08

California just closed a functioning World War II-era refinery that nobody on planet Earth wanted to buy, and gas prices are already spiking 3.2% in one week. Welcome to the green energy dream where virtue signaling costs you $8.43 per gallon by summer. The Valero Benicia refinery—processing 8% of California's refining capacity—shut down in January, months ahead of schedule, because operating in California's regulatory nightmare became impossible. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom's response reads

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00:17:54

WA State New Illegal Millionaire Tax will CRUSH Job...

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2026/02/07

Washington state Democrats want to slap a 9.9% income tax on millionaires, and they swear—pinky promise—it won't trickle down to everyone else. Where have we heard that before? This breakdown exposes the proposed Senate Bill 6346 that Republicans say violates the state constitution and contradicts a 2024 voter initiative prohibiting income tax. The kicker? It hits married couples earning $500K each combined, and as usual, the threshold will inevitably drop. Meanwhile, tech companies are

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00:16:33

Seattle Tech BLOODBATH Continues: Amazon AXES 2,200...

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2026/02/06

Amazon just axed over 2,200 workers in Washington State—software engineers, product managers, the whole tech bro army—and guess what? More cuts are coming. Seattle and Bellevue are hemorrhaging jobs while their socialist leadership proposes millionaire taxes, new payroll taxes, and every anti-business policy imaginable. What did they expect? Companies like Amazon, T-Mobile, and Expedia are slashing positions as Washington State screams "businesses get out!" from the mountaintops

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00:15:11

Illegals LOOT $1 BILLION from Medicare Fake Claims,...

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2026/02/06

They submitted $666 million in fake Medicare claims for glucose monitors and catheters in just five months—and that's just one operation. Federal prosecutors just exposed a massive international fraud ring that bilked Medicare for over $1 billion, with empty offices, stolen patient data, and money wired straight to foreign accounts. From Chicago to Minnesota to Seattle, the pattern is crystal clear: blue cities with zero oversight have become fraud playgrounds for foreign nationals exploiting

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00:16:54

Seattle Mayor ORDERS Cops to SPY on ICE — Federal...

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2026/02/05

Seattle's socialist mayor just announced she's spending $4 million in taxpayer money to fight ICE and directing police to investigate federal agents—as if local cops have any power over federal law enforcement. Spoiler alert: they don't. This is pure virtue signaling theater from a city that can't even handle the open-air drug markets on Third Avenue or the prostitution along Aurora, but somehow they'll find time to document ICE activities? Meanwhile, the city just paid $30

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00:20:59

Seattle PAYS $30 MILLION for CHOP — Jury BLASTS City...

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2026/02/05

Seattle's 'Summer of Love' just cost taxpayers $30 million. Remember when the city abandoned a police precinct, created a no-cop zone, and Mayor Jenny Durkan thought CHOP would be a beautiful experiment in progressive utopia? Well, 16-year-old Antonio Mays Jr. paid for that genius with his life. The jury agreed: the city was negligent, barricades blocked emergency services, and it took FIVE HOURS for police to reach an active shooting scene because leadership decided cops were the

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00:17:35

Newsom’s $236 MILLION Mental Health Flop: Helped JUST...

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2026/02/04

California spent $236 million on Gavin Newsom's Care Court program—supposedly a "completely new paradigm" to get the severely mentally ill off the streets and into treatment. The result? A whopping 22 people were involuntarily placed into care. That's $10.7 million per person. Even if you count the 684 voluntary participants (which completely misses the program's entire point), you're still looking at $345,000 per person. Meanwhile, California has over 187,000 homeless

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00:17:25

Red Tape SHREDDED: Trump Signs Order to BULLDOZE...

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2026/02/04

A year after the LA wildfires turned entire neighborhoods into ash, fewer than a dozen homes are actually rebuilt while politicians throw confetti over issuing 1,600 permits out of 16,000 destroyed structures. That's a whopping 10% permit rate—truly lightning speed by California standards! Governor Newsom brags about "historic pace" while the median permit time sits at 51 days compared to Texas's 8 days, and survivors cite the real problem: insurance companies playing hardball and

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00:19:27

Socialist Seattle’s DOWNTOWN GHOST TOWN: Office...

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2026/02/03

Seattle's downtown office vacancy just hit a record 39.1%—nearly four out of every ten commercial spaces are empty. But sure, let's keep blaming remote work instead of the real culprits: sky-high taxes, a millionaire tax driving out wealth, America's highest minimum wage killing restaurants, and a mayor who's never successfully run anything now experimenting with socialist grocery stores. Meanwhile, Amazon and Microsoft are fleeing to Bellevue, tech layoffs are accelerating, and

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