MAGA Insider: Top Political Stories for Patriots— September 23, 2026
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1: BOMBSHELL: Democrats Slow-Walked Funding Just to Hurt…
Congressional Democrats are increasingly nervous about how a looming government funding battle could play out just as voters head to the polls, and with good reason.
After forcing two of the longest government shutdowns in American history earlier this year, party leaders now find themselves boxed in by their own past brinkmanship, wary of triggering a third shutdown while simultaneously facing pressure from their progressive base to hold the line against President Trump’s spending priorities. READ MORE
2: Trump Bypasses the Fake News — Launches His Own 24/7 Channel
The White House this week launched a new around-the-clock streaming channel called Trump TV, giving Americans direct, unfiltered access to President Trump’s speeches, remarks, and administration announcements without having to rely on legacy television networks that critics say have spent a decade distorting his record.
The channel, officially titled Trump TV: The Essentials Station, began broadcasting Monday evening on YouTube and through a live window embedded on the official White House website. READ MORE
3: Trump Predicts Cuba’s Communist Regime “Will Fall”
In one of the sharpest moments of his United Nations address this week, President Trump delivered a blunt and confident prediction about the future of Cuba, declaring that the island’s communist government is on the verge of collapse after nearly seven decades of failed rule.
The remarks prompted Cuba’s delegation, led by Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, to walk out of the General Assembly hall in protest, a moment of political theater that only underscored how rattled Havana appears to be by the mounting pressure campaign against it. READ MORE
4: “America Is Stronger Than Ever”: Trump Delivers Forceful Address to United Nations
President Donald Trump stood before the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday and delivered one of the most combative addresses of his second term, telling world leaders that American strength has returned after years of what he described as global drift and weakness.
The speech, which ran for the better part of forty minutes, hit nearly every major theme of his presidency: peace through strength, an aggressive posture toward hostile regimes, skepticism of globalist institutions, and pride in an economy he insists is roaring back to life. READ MORE
5: SHOCKING: Nearly 186,000 DEAD People Were Still Collecting Food Stamps
The Trump administration’s effort to root out fraud in the nation’s food stamp program has now prevented nearly six billion dollars in taxpayer losses, according to figures released by the Department of Agriculture. It is one of the clearest examples yet of what happens when an administration actually enforces the rules of a massive federal program instead of letting waste run unchecked.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the milestone in a post on X, stating that $5.8 billion in taxpayer losses have been prevented through anti-fraud initiatives implemented during President Trump’s second term. READ MORE
6: BREAKING: CIA Accused of Mining 23andMe and Ancestry DNA Data to…
An extraordinary allegation involving the CIA, consumer DNA databases, and supposed extraterrestrial bloodlines is making waves online, reigniting a much larger debate about government surveillance, intelligence agency secrecy, and the privacy of ordinary Americans.
The claim alleges that the CIA secretly obtained backdoor access to genetic information held by 23andMe and Ancestry.com, allegedly searching for DNA markers associated with an extraterrestrial race. READ MORE
7: Xi Skips the U.N., Comes Straight to Trump—What’s The Deal?
President Donald Trump will host Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington this week. It will be the first state visit by China’s leader in more than a decade. The stakes are high across trade, technology and national security.
Xi’s plane is due at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday, and senior administration officials say Trump will be there to greet him. That is a notable break from routine, since Trump typically receives foreign leaders at the White House. READ MORE