MAGA Insider: Top Political Stories for Patriots— September 16, 2026
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1: FBI Forced to Release Secret Crooks Files — What They Tried to Hide Will Shock You
More than two years after Thomas Matthew Crooks came within an inch of murdering President Donald Trump on a hot July evening in Butler, Pennsylvania, the FBI has released yet another tranche of records on the case, and once again the documents raise more questions than they answer.
This latest release, the eighth batch of files made public, runs 181 pages and includes interview summaries, invoices, and internal notes. READ MORE
2: Mace Breaks Silence: “Murdering Your Children Doesn’t Make You a Hero”
Outgoing South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace did not mince words this week when a TMZ reporter asked her about Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her three young children in January 2023. Mace’s answer was blunt, unapologetic, and exactly the kind of plain talk that has defined her time in Congress. “Her children are dead. She should be dead too,” Mace said.
She went further, calling not just for the death penalty but for a public execution, adding that the method did not much matter to her. “It could be by firearm, it could be electric chair, I don’t really care,” she said. READ MORE
3: Newsom Finally ADMITS It: “I’d Be Lying” — California Governor Can’t Deny…
For years, Gavin Newsom has insisted he is not running for president while doing nearly everything expected of a politician preparing for the White House.
He has traveled beyond California, built a national profile, sparred publicly with Republicans, cultivated Democratic donors, and increasingly positioned himself as one of his party’s most visible figures. Now, with speculation about 2028 intensifying, Newsom has finally offered something resembling a concrete answer — but with one very convenient condition attached. READ MORE
4: Mitch McConnell WHEELED Back Into Senate After 92 Days—WHAT’S THE TRUTH?
Mitch McConnell returned to the United States Senate this week after spending 92 days out of public view, ending an extraordinary absence that left Kentucky voters with limited information about when their senator would return to work.
The 84-year-old Kentucky Republican arrived at the Capitol in a wheelchair on September 14 after months of recovery following a June fall, hospitalization, pneumonia, and rehabilitation. During that time, McConnell missed 60 Senate votes. READ MORE
5: BREAKING: Air Force Officer Confirms His First Message Home From Iran Was…
An American airman who was shot down over the heart of Iran and left stranded behind enemy lines for two full days has revealed, in his own words for the first time, that the very first message he sent back to the United States after ejecting from his crippled fighter jet was simple, direct, and deeply rooted in his Christian faith. It was three words. God is good.
The officer, whose identity remains protected and who is being referred to publicly by his mission call sign, Bravo, served as the weapons systems officer aboard an F-15E Strike Eagle that was struck by Iranian fire this past spring during the height of hostilities between the United States and the Iranian regime. READ MORE
For nearly a decade, conservatives have argued that the officials who helped launch and sustain the Russia investigation would eventually have to answer for their role in one of the most consequential political scandals in modern American history.
They watched as Donald Trump was accused of being compromised by Russia, his campaign was investigated, and his presidency was consumed by allegations that he had somehow stolen the 2016 election with the help of a foreign adversary. READ MORE
7: President Trump Backs Flock Cameras for Law Enforcement Use
President Trump gave his clearest public endorsement yet of Flock Safety’s rapidly expanding network of license plate reading cameras this weekend, telling reporters aboard Air Force One that whatever concerns exist about privacy, he ultimately sides with the law enforcement officers who say the technology helps them catch criminals.
Speaking to the traveling press pool during the flight home from Ireland, Trump was asked directly about Flock cameras, a subject that has quietly become one of the more contentious technology debates in Washington over the past several months. READ MORE