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Today's News, March 24-25, 2026

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IN POLITICAL NEWS

• Pentagon complied with a court order on media access by relocating certain journalists to a separate media annex.
• The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a case on whether late mail-in ballots should be counted.
• Reports indicate a former president advised another political figure not to run in the 2016 election.
• Over 400 TSA agents reportedly quit during a shutdown period, with ICE agents temporarily assisting at airports.
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signalled openness to a future presidential run despite mixed national support.
• Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard plans to redirect some CIA funding authority to her office.
• A historical analysis suggests Calvin Coolidge strategically navigated political divisions during his presidency.
• Speculation emerged linking Joe Kent to leaked communications involving activist figures.
• Investigations into hospice fraud in California continue with multiple arrests but few high-profile prosecutions.
• Election analyst Seth Keshel predicts the Supreme Court may support stricter ballot-counting timelines.
• Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces scrutiny and potential disciplinary action over alleged fraud.
• Research claims coordinated advocacy networks influenced narratives following a high-profile political incident.
• NASA has revived plans related to establishing a long-term base on the Moon.
• Los Angeles approved roughly $2.6 billion in housing projects in high-cost neighbourhoods.

IN ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ALIEN NEWS

• The Eighth Circuit Court sided with the Department of Justice on federal authority to detain certain undocumented immigrants.

IN CULTURE NEWS

• Rapper Afroman won a legal case tied to a protest song after police attempted defamation claims.
• Retailers including CVS and Walmart reportedly use selective anti-theft display measures for certain cosmetics.
• The U.S. Department of Education has taken further steps toward downsizing or structural change.

IN ECONOMIC NEWS

• Investment in data centers has surpassed spending on traditional office buildings.
• Mortgage rates rose amid Middle East uncertainty, leading to fewer loan applications.
• Juries in separate cases ruled against Meta over alleged harms linked to social media use and safety compliance.
• Chevron expanded offshore oil activity tied to refinery operations, while U.S. LNG exports are projected to grow.
• The federal government agreed to compensate an energy firm to exit planned East Coast wind projects.

IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS

• European policymakers are debating restrictions on natural gas usage amid health concerns.
• South Korea is preparing for potential oil market shocks.

IN MEDICAL NEWS

• Allegations surfaced that vaccine safety findings were edited during a previous administration.
• Scientist Robert Malone stepped down from an advisory committee following delays and authority concerns.
• A major legal case on government influence over social media moderation resulted in a victory for challengers.

AND FINALLY . . .

• A highly unusual homicide case involving competitive cornhole players drew attention due to extraordinary circumstances surrounding the alleged crime.

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Today's News, March 24-25, 2026

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Today's News with Larry SchweikartToday's News, March 24-25, 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hi everybody, how are you doing? Welcome to today's news March 24th, 25th, 2026. I'm Larry Swycard, your host bringing you the headlines. You can get the full stories all on links below here on the wildworld of politics.com. Be sure to check out my new book, America in the 21st century. If you want an autographed copy, you know the drill. Email me at Larry WildworldHistory.com. If you want the two updated new PDF chapters, a patron's history of the United States from 2018 to 2025. Same thing. Email me at Larry WildworldHistory.com. Please hit save like and buy Larry a coffee. And yes, I'm back on X at Larry Swycard. I'm still on truth. So I am everywhere. All right. I will not be here though on Friday. It's

programming note. I will be in St. Louis at the Great Home School Convention. If you're in the region in the area, come by and see me. I will be speaking both Friday and Saturday. All right. In political news, great story here about how real power works. I'm sorry, let me give you the headlines. Headlines are, HIGSEF loses a court decision. The press loses its nice building. ICE at airports eliminates long lines. A coalition of groups weaponized in the Charlie Kirk assassination story. So in political news, great story here about how real power works. Hoax News journalist thought they won against the Punisher Pete Higgs if who had banned certain left-doid scum suckers from the Department of War Journal pool. So Department of War says it is going to comply with a judge's decision and then promptly complied by moving these lit tasters to an entire new media annex which had them really

fuming. I say turn off all the heat and all the air there too. By the way, Jeff Childers in his coffee in COVID teased it like this with this photo saying the judge said the Pentagon had to have an office for him, but he didn't say they didn't say where it was. In a development that could accelerate the democratic extinction, the soups are hearing a case on late mail-in ballots. If they eliminate that, folks, it's not going to do them in completely. It's going to be huge. It would probably affect 10, 15% of the elections. Certainly there are four senators in there right now who would not be there without the fraud of late mail-in voting. And it did seem like based on the soups oral testimony, I know you can't go entirely by oral testimony, but in the questions they were asking, they were overwhelmingly suggesting they thought mail-in voting was fraudulent or at least in the way it's being done now.

Nero urged Rootabig and not to run back in 2016, thought he would lose. DHS reports that over 400 TSA agents have quit during the Spumor shutdown. They aren't getting paid, folks. But are they blaming Democrats who actually are to blame? I don't know. Meanwhile, ICE agents filled in at airports and the lines immediately disappeared. So, do we really need TSA? I mean, is this something we could reasonably hand back to the airlines? Because TSA was created in all the hoopla after 9-11. He's a glutton for punishment. America's very good governor, maybe it's best governor, Ron DeSantis. Alas is not a presidential candidate. He's too distressed by mega and outside of Florida, he looks stiff and nerdy. I can't help it. But Ron DeSantis says he's open to running for president again, and JD Vance would crush him.

By the way, you keep seeing all these stories about people really want Marco Rubio or people really want Ron DeSantis, whatever it is. Listen to me. Look at me. Vance is clearly ahead in all of the early polls, and that's why they're doing it. They know Vance is going to be the 20-28 nominee and that he is as Trumpi, as Trump is. And he's not the same guy. And it would be really wrong for you to expect the same kind of results from JD Vance or Rubio or anybody else. But in terms of his core beliefs, I think he's closer to Trump than his movie Macho Marco, whom I really, really like. Don't get me wrong. I'd be happy with president Marco Rubio, but I think it's going to be Vance. Tulsi Gabbard, director of national intelligence says she plans to shift a coveted CIA fund to her office. Good. Anything that reduces the power of the CIA. I'd like to just see it gone all together. Kind of academic, but a new article shows that

contrary to claims that Calvin Coolidge merely was swept into office by a good economic growth. This article, in fact, says he cleverly crushed the Democrats who were divided over the issue of the clan just by avoiding the issue altogether. There are now signs that the recently resigned Joe Kent may have been behind the leaking of Charlie Kirk's text messages that sought to implicate Israel. Oh, good. Another investigation, the results in no one going to jail this time into California's hospice fraud. Well, I take that back nearly 50 or more people actually did go to jail from Minnesota. Just, you know, really big names. I tamp on Timmy, the prancing gay boy. Seth Kesel thinks the mail-in ballot counting case before the soups is a done deal with them supporting an end to counting on election night. Again, we kind of went over this earlier if true

huge and would probably ding a number of Democrats immediately. Not going to completely eliminate that's going to require that you get rid of illegals and that you get rid of, you know, some of these other forms of fraud they're in in the system, but it's a great, great step forward. Another Democrat faces expulsion. Yeah, right. For China virus fraud, Sheila chair Phyllis McCormick of Florida. Here's some astounding research. I mean, you've got to look at this thread. It's detailed by my friend, Data Republican, who came to our 2020 election night coverage alive and was in the audience. I loved having her there. And she says on X that she found a coalition of over 500 organizations rounded up by a group called, quote, Mormon women for ethical government.

Now, I've never heard of this group. It includes 1400 people and over 20 organizations to weaponize Charlie Kirk's assassination. Nothing at all was grassroots about this. These groups were fully funded by leftoid billionaires. When we have this info that Max Blumenthal, the son of cancels advisor Sidney Blumenthal, may have been behind the whole Israel killed Charlie Kirk crap. Well, it all starts to make sense. All right, don't fall for this garbage. Candace and the tucker and that gang are just crazy. NASA reverses course and now says it's going to build a base on the moon. Fine with me. New Azteca LA is spending $2.6 billion in housing in high rent neighborhoods, costing taxpayers almost a million dollars per room. That's got to be for you. In illegal criminal

alien use, Pam Bondy wins another one. You know, what is this like 35 out of 35? As the eighth circuit sided with the DOJ over illegal immigrant detentions. In culture news, rapper Afro man appearing in a red, white, and blue suit sunglasses, one is court case. As cops had sought to bring defamation charges against him for his rap song, will you help me repair my door after cops were angry that he had protested them and they broke into his house and unsuccessfully searched for drugs. He also says they stole 400 bucks and eyed his wife's a lemon pound cake lustily. Meanwhile, in other racial news, some observers just figured out that CVS and Walmart have locked glass cases for the darker skin to make up, but not for lighter skin to make up.

And that's because statistics show that the former gets stolen more. The Department of Education took its biggest step yet in completely shutting down. Good, all for that. In economic news, spending on data centers now exceeds that of spending on office buildings. Good and a great sign of where things are headed. Mortgage rates jumped and applications fell with a new round of uncertainty in the Middle East. So we're not out of this economic kind of tarp hit yet. Not a great week at all for Metta. First, a new Azteca LA jury agreed with a woman that social media addiction dampened damaged her and she was awarded $3 million from Metta and Google split 70% Metta 30% Google. But then a new Mexico jury found that Metta violated child mental health and safety laws. Let me pin out some big bucks there. And that's just the beginning,

folks. Now the door is open. It's like the tobacco lawsuits they're going to flood in now. Chevron just gave the Olegionist booty ratio's gruesome the middle finger and is pumping offshore oil through the El Segundo refinery. Also from David Blackman, the Rush Limbob Energy American LNG exports are set to skyrocket. Look at this chart. The White House agreed to pay total energies, a wind company nearly a billion dollars to just blow away on its East Coast wind projects. Fine, don't care what it takes yet rid of these goofy green mollocks. In international news, the Euros are now going to war with natural gas. These people are just idiots. They're signing cancer concerns from the blue flame according to Irene Salab. The South Koreans, on the other hand, are bracing for the effect of the oil shock. In medical news,

Ruta Vegas White House edited wax findings to omit the dangers. Indeed, Senator Ron Johnson said that Ruta Vegas administration pushed the wax even harder after it became clear there were heart-related risks. Again, I give anything to see Dr. Fallissi go to jail. Above all, Robert Malone, the anti-China virus vaxer, quit Bobby Kennedy's ASIP committee whose meeting was judicially postponed last week. While the New York Times says it's due to drama that Malone quit, Malone may have just been concerned that the committee didn't have any real power except to make recommendations. But he also stated that fighting this vax war so far has cost him substantially, both in terms of time and money. Another big breakthrough, we won Missouri V Biden a case about the government trying to censor social media on anti-vax stories. So pretty good week here

against the vaxes. Again, it's all starting to roll now that we got a few early breakthroughs. And finally, I don't know really how to save this one. A professional cornhole player. And I didn't even know there was such a thing. And a same guy, a quadruple amputee has been charged with a murder of a fellow cornholeer. Somehow said amputee was driving, said victim home, just let that sink in, after attorney. And the two of them got into an argument. Whereupon said driving amputee, brought out a gun and shot said cornholeer number two. He then threatened two passengers in the bath. This is all what he's driving. The norms are legs. But somehow they got out and ran out off.

Somehow chief cornholeer managed to get the body to a person's lawn and don't ask me how convinced the unalived one to empty his own body into the yard or something like that. Anyway, ended up in the yard. Otherwise, how in the world did a quadruplegic amputee get a full-grown man's body out of a car? The mysteries of nature. Anyway, that's today's news. The news of today's history of tomorrow. I'm Larry Swigart. Grab the new book, American 21st Century by Larry Atopmy. Like, share. I will be out Friday. I'll see you guys back here on Monday.

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