..but the media meltdown has just begun. CNN’s pushing a new hoax: claiming U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites only delayed the program by months—something the White House flatly denies. Intel now confirms Iran didn’t move nuclear materials from Fordo before the bombing. So where did it go? Meanwhile, Jocelyn Benson’s caught red-handed—an aide feeding her answers mid-hearing—while she dodges questions about her shaky gubernatorial bid. And in explosive testimony, Kash Patel and Dan Bongino say the FBI buried evidence of Chinese election interference in 2020. Add a socialist mayoral upset in NYC, a teen murder indictment in Texas, and Michigan clinging to one of the highest unemployment rates in the country—and you’ve got a day the mainstream won’t know how to spin.
And the mainstream media is so torn up about it that they’ve rolled out the latest hoax..
CNN claims a top-secret Pentagon assessment reveals that the U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites (Operation Midnight Hammer) only delayed the program by a few months.
The White House calls the report ‘flat‑out wrong.’
Meanwhile.. U.S. intelligence has found that Iran did NOT move nuclear materials from the Fordo facility before the U.S. strikes.
Kash Patel and Dan Bongino are blowing the whistle—saying former FBI brass buried bombshell intel showing China pumped fake driver’s licenses into the U.S. to enable mass mail-in ballot fraud for Biden in 2020. They claim the FBI recalled and destroyed the report right before the election. Now, that report’s in Congress’s hands—and the cover-up is unraveling fast.
Notables
A Frisco, Texas teen, Karmelo Anthony, has been indicted for first-degree murder after fatally stabbing 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a heated confrontation at a high school track meet on April 2. According to witnesses and his own statements, Anthony claimed he acted in self-defense after Metcalf touched him under a team tent—but prosecutors say the grand jury found enough evidence to charge him. Anthony, now 18, is on house arrest with a $250,000 bond and faces up to life in prison. His trial looms as the community grapples with the shocking violence at what should have been a safe school event
Zohran Mamdani, a 33‑year‑old democratic socialist and New York State Assembly member, has pulled off a stunning upset in the NYC Democratic mayoral primary, overtaking former Governor Andrew Cuomo with roughly 43.5% to Cuomo’s 36.4% of first-choice votes. With strong grassroots support—backed by figures like Bernie Sanders, AOC, and cross-endorsement from Brad Lander—Mamdani is now the presumptive nominee. If victory holds through ranked-choice tabulation expected next week, he’ll be New York City’s first Muslim mayor and a bold test case for progressive governance on a $115 billion budget.
Win or lose, Zohran Mamdani’s rise in NYC’s mayoral race is a flashing warning for national Democrats. His grassroots, pro-worker insurgency—fueled by viral messaging and clear economic promises—showcases a powerful appetite for bold progressive change. But it also risks exposing fault lines: the establishment may reject his democratic socialism, labeling him too radical or inexperienced. Whether Mamdani dominates or falters, his success signals that Democrats must rethink their future strategy.
