July 17, 2026

D.C. Dispatches

Border Patrol Pursuit in Watertown Raises Questions About New York’s New Immigration Enforcement Law Border Patrol Pursuit in Watertown Raises Questions About New York's New Immigration Enforcement Law

Border Patrol Pursuit in Watertown Raises Questions About New York’s New Immigration Enforcement Law

Watertown Post May 29, 2026
By Hans Wilder, Watertown Post WATERTOWN, N.Y. — Friday morning’s immigration-related incident in Watertown involving federal Border...
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Coup Questions Swirl After Claims of CIA Raid on DNI Office — And Yes, the CIA’s Roots Trace Back to Watertown Breaking claims exploded across social media and alternative political circles late Wednesday night after reports surfaced alleging that personnel connected to the Central Intelligence Agency entered offices tied to Tulsi Gabbard and removed boxes of sensitive documents at gunpoint.

Coup Questions Swirl After Claims of CIA Raid on DNI Office — And Yes, the CIA’s Roots Trace Back to Watertown

Watertown Post May 14, 2026
By Hans Wilder WASHINGTON, D.C. — Breaking claims exploded across social media and alternative political circles late...
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Tulsi Gabbard’s Appearance in Fulton County Reopens an Unfinished 2020 Debate Whether or not any formal findings emerge, the episode has already had an effect. It has reminded Washington that 2020 remains a live issue for millions of Americans and that the Trump administration has little interest in pretending otherwise.

Tulsi Gabbard’s Appearance in Fulton County Reopens an Unfinished 2020 Debate

Watertown Post January 30, 2026
By The Watertown Post FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — When Tulsi Gabbard was spotted near the Fulton County...
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