At the end of this week, it seemed there wasn’t an abundance of big stories we could use in today’s Bullet Points. However, when we looked back on the week, many happenings seemed to slip by quietly! Don’t worry; we’ve grabbed the biggest stories and put them here so you can scan the week and make sure you didn’t miss anything important.
Here are the week’s most important Bullet Points!
Bullet Points
- Without a doubt, the story that more Americans watched closely this week was the saga of a young woman who murdered her three young children. The trial dominated the news. As the trial itself dominated the daily news sites, Americans looked into it to understand how a mother could actually murder her own children by suffocation. We’ll let you see and hear multiple versions of the shocking details. And its ending—which happened on Friday—shocked most folks. And it probably isn’t over yet!
- After the shocking results of the Lindsay Clancy jury, so-called “experts” were quick to mark their perspectives on the trial, the evidence of the murders that are certainly shocking to everyone, and the possibility that this event is likely NOT to be the final justice action Ms. Clancy is going to endure. Megyn Kelly shares her thoughts on the matter. Remember, Kelly in her previous life was a very successful attorney herself:
- It’s happened again. Another illegal alien, this time in Sanctuary Maryland, is accused of killing a woman and her daughter in a drunk-driving crash. “That’s nothing, Dan. These things are happening every day.” Yes, that is the case. Yet, as the number of these unnecessary deaths at the hands of illegals continues to climb, the concern of these travesties seems to have numbed the brains of most lawmakers in Washington, D.C. Where is the outrage? Why do Democrats continue to ignore these deaths that happen only because Democrats colluded to open our border and kept it open, allowing millions to find their way into the lives of innocent people in the U.S., just because Democrats need more voters to keep their political power, to get these illegals registered to vote!
- 80% of Americans are clamoring for the federal government to stop voter fraud by outlawing mail-in voting. Democrats in Congress remain solidly against efforts to ensure all Americans’ voting safety, as almost daily, voter fraud in ever-growing numbers is getting exposed across the nation. Trump’s executive order ensures that the only mail-in votes will come from overseas workers, our military members, and everyday Americans who have health issues that can’t get to the polls. However, the same judge has blocked Trump’s order once more, just as early voting is about to begin.
- Longtime FOX News host Maria Bartiromo was quickly fired late this week. She has been a staple in New York news for decades. Mystery has surrounded her firing; however, fingers point to a story Bartiromo had been working on that apparently revealed FOX News instructed its news staff not to publish any story Bartiromo had found factual information pointing to “probable” election machine issues in the 2020 election.
- New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has been exposed for hiring a fleet of influencers to do what they do best: influence people to accept and believe policies that align with Mamdani’s political stances. However, Mamdani apparently has been funding this secret operation with taxpayer dollars!
- How are things going in our conflict with Iran? For the most part, this week has been relatively quiet regarding issues with Iran. Though they continue to play the “bully” in this conflict, the silence this week suggests significant issues in the country that negatively affect every part of the nation’s economy.
- There’s late-breaking news about Maria Bartiromo’s firing from FOX News. Her attorney flatly denied that she’s been fired. And he is threatening legal action for all those who have published that account. In fact, he clearly states Bartiromo was NOT fired! Which story should we believe?
- Even though gas and diesel prices in the U.S. have basically normalized over the past few weeks, the recent attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz and missiles lobbed at several Middle East countries have caused the costs of fuel and other items to virtually stabilize for a while. Then this happened.
