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JUST NOW: Sen. Darline Graham just walked out and said President Trump was one of Lindsey Graham's CLOSEST friends
"You will forever be part of the Graham family." ❤️
"Thank you for coming to South Carolina. This is MAGA country!"
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"Thank you for coming to South Carolina. This is MAGA country!"
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Nearly 45 million acres of some of America’s wildest national forests could lose a major layer of federal protection.
The Trump administration has formally proposed eliminating the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, a landmark policy that has restricted new road construction and most timber harvesting across vast stretches of undeveloped national forest land for 25 years.
If finalized, the repeal would remove those nationwide restrictions and return much more decision-making authority to individual national forests. That could create new opportunities for roads, logging and, in some areas, future oil, gas, coal and other mineral development.
The landscapes potentially affected include extraordinary ecosystems stretching from Alaska’s Tongass National Forest to roadless forests across the American West and Appalachia.
The administration argues the change is necessary because the existing rule limits forest managers’ ability to thin vegetation, treat diseased forests and reduce dangerous wildfire fuels. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says local officials need greater flexibility to actively manage forests and protect nearby communities.
Conservation groups strongly disagree. They warn that additional roads can fragment wildlife habitat, damage watersheds and bring more human activity into remote forests. Roads can also increase opportunities for human-caused wildfire ignition.
There is another important distinction: rescinding the Roadless Rule would not automatically approve logging, roads or drilling across all of these lands. Individual projects would still have to comply with existing forest-management plans and applicable environmental laws. However, the removal of the national rule would eliminate a major regulatory barrier that has protected these areas for decades.
The Forest Service itself acknowledges that the proposal could increase flexibility for road construction, timber management and access for some mineral and energy development.
The proposal is now open for public comment, with submissions due September 21, 2026, before the government decides whether to finalize the repeal.
Sources: U.S. Forest Service/Federal Register, Special Areas; Roadless Area Conservation (Aug. 20, 2026); Reuters (Aug. 18, 2026); Oliver Milman, The Guardian (Aug. 18, 2026).
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The Trump administration has formally proposed eliminating the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, a landmark policy that has restricted new road construction and most timber harvesting across vast stretches of undeveloped national forest land for 25 years.
If finalized, the repeal would remove those nationwide restrictions and return much more decision-making authority to individual national forests. That could create new opportunities for roads, logging and, in some areas, future oil, gas, coal and other mineral development.
The landscapes potentially affected include extraordinary ecosystems stretching from Alaska’s Tongass National Forest to roadless forests across the American West and Appalachia.
The administration argues the change is necessary because the existing rule limits forest managers’ ability to thin vegetation, treat diseased forests and reduce dangerous wildfire fuels. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says local officials need greater flexibility to actively manage forests and protect nearby communities.
Conservation groups strongly disagree. They warn that additional roads can fragment wildlife habitat, damage watersheds and bring more human activity into remote forests. Roads can also increase opportunities for human-caused wildfire ignition.
There is another important distinction: rescinding the Roadless Rule would not automatically approve logging, roads or drilling across all of these lands. Individual projects would still have to comply with existing forest-management plans and applicable environmental laws. However, the removal of the national rule would eliminate a major regulatory barrier that has protected these areas for decades.
The Forest Service itself acknowledges that the proposal could increase flexibility for road construction, timber management and access for some mineral and energy development.
The proposal is now open for public comment, with submissions due September 21, 2026, before the government decides whether to finalize the repeal.
Sources: U.S. Forest Service/Federal Register, Special Areas; Roadless Area Conservation (Aug. 20, 2026); Reuters (Aug. 18, 2026); Oliver Milman, The Guardian (Aug. 18, 2026).
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BREAKING: Outrage is erupting nationwide after New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D) signed a law that could IMPRISON Christians that pray outside abortion facilities
MCENANY: "Some people could face 18 months in prison for simply praying outside a facility. And if the state upgrades the charge, pro-life advocates could face up to 10 years in prison plus a fine of up to $150,000."
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MCENANY: "Some people could face 18 months in prison for simply praying outside a facility. And if the state upgrades the charge, pro-life advocates could face up to 10 years in prison plus a fine of up to $150,000."
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BREAKING: The two thugs who attacked a dad in the jacuzzi just for fun have been arrested after their parents turned them in
Greg Medina spends his days feeding the homeless and was violently attacked and had his phone stolen while relaxing after a long day of work.
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Greg Medina spends his days feeding the homeless and was violently attacked and had his phone stolen while relaxing after a long day of work.
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🔥 EPIC! In the middle of their conversation, Donald Trump and Doug Burgum notice they're on camera
Trump immediately begins waving and pointing, along with Burgum and Todd Blanche
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AWESOME! US military bombers just buzzed so aggressively over Washington DC that car alarms started going off
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27-year-old American driver Kyle Kirkwood WINS the Freedom250 Grand Prix in Washington DC
Q: What's it like, POTUS and First Lady are WATCHING YOU win
KIRKWOOD: "I'm a fellow Florida guy, so it's cool to see him here in this race!" ☀️
"I don't know if we're gonna get another chance to do it here — I hope we do [POTUS]! I hope we do, this was awesome! What a dream come true."
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Q: What's it like, POTUS and First Lady are WATCHING YOU win
KIRKWOOD: "I'm a fellow Florida guy, so it's cool to see him here in this race!" ☀️
"I don't know if we're gonna get another chance to do it here — I hope we do [POTUS]! I hope we do, this was awesome! What a dream come true."
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Kyle Kirkwood says that winning the Freedom 250 as an American is "something very special and I'll cherish this moment for a very long time."
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First Lady Melania Trump says she's a HUGE racing fan, and her father introduced her to race cars at a young age
"It was exciting. When I was growing up, my father introduced me to races and race cars. He owned some incredible cars. Maserati, Mustang, Mercedes."
"He introduced me to the design of cars. And the mechanics, and the speed — and I loved EVERY minute of it." 👏🏻
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"It was exciting. When I was growing up, my father introduced me to races and race cars. He owned some incredible cars. Maserati, Mustang, Mercedes."
"He introduced me to the design of cars. And the mechanics, and the speed — and I loved EVERY minute of it." 👏🏻
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The Trump administration has once more asked the Supreme Court to dissolve a judge’s injunction blocking President Trump’s election integrity executive order, contending that the USPS’s final mail-ballot regulations show the decision rested on policies the agency never actually implemented.
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BREAKING: President Trump says tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks, automotive parts and steel will rise to 50% on Jan. 1, 2027, accusing Canada of taking advantage of the U.S.: “We don’t need Canada, they need us.”
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President Trump just posted that ICE has an OPEN INVESTIGATION into Somali Rep. ILHAN OMAR
The federal government is refusing to turn over records related to an IMMIGRATION FRAUD probe into Omar — because it's "ongoing"
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President Trump just posted that ICE has an OPEN INVESTIGATION into Somali Rep. ILHAN OMAR
The federal government is refusing to turn over records related to an IMMIGRATION FRAUD probe into Omar — because it's "ongoing"
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Trump: "Every public school in America is now on notice: That if they tell a child that they are trapped in the wrong body, they are committing child abuse."
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Trump Unloads on Ontario Premier Doug Ford as “Unimpressive” Brother of Rob Ford, Declares U.S. Done Carrying Canada, and Threatens “Far Worse” Consequences Over Energy, Trade, and 10% Unemployment
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BREAKING: US suspends all travel to Mexicali, Mexico, warns citizens to seek shelter if an incident occurs.
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BOOM! MIKE ROGERS just dropped this gem:
“Abdul El-Sayed wants to represent Palestine.”
“I want to represent Michigan.”
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“Abdul El-Sayed wants to represent Palestine.”
“I want to represent Michigan.”
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