The Latest Breaking News from Joe Kent

Iran-US war latest: Urgent search for missing American pilot as Tehran claims to have downed second plane

Iran claims to have shot down two U.S military planes Friday in separate attacks with at least one service member still missing

The Independent UK · Apr 2

Will Tyler Robinson Face Death Penalty For Charlie Kirk Shooting? Bullet Fragment Does Not Match Suspect's Rifle

New ATF findings challenge the bullet evidence tying Tyler Robinson to Charlie Kirk's killing, bolstering defence efforts to block Utah's death penalty as FBI tests and political tensions intensify.

International Business Times UK · Apr 1

Tyler Robinson Defence Seeks More Time Before Hearing Amid Extensive Evidence Review

Tyler Robinson's attorneys request a delay in the preliminary hearing for his capital murder case, citing the need for more time to review extensive evidence.

International Business Times UK · Mar 31

Joe Kent opposes U.S. plans for Iran, and Trump is suddenly questioning his character. Oh, the irony

No one stands a chance against Donald Trump’s wrath once they oppose him, and his recent behavior towards such individuals proves this. Anyone following the daily news since Trump won a second term last year would know about his very public fallout with his bestie, US Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene.…

The Mary Sue · Mar 25

Kash Patel’s country singer girlfriend claims bizarre foreign conspiracy to paint her as Israeli ‘Mossad honeypot’

Alexis Wilkins claims a ‘foreign-linked influence network’ is trying to fracture MAGA

The Independent UK · Mar 25

Donald Trump’s ‘new’ 15-point plan is the biggest sign yet that Washington fears it is losing this war

The language of power often reveals more than it intends. In a rare moment of candour on March 7, the US president, Donald Trump, described the confrontation with Iran as “a big chess game at a very high level … I’m dealing with very smart players … high-level intellect. High,…

The Conversation · Mar 25

U.S. actions in Iran are politically motivated, not the result of intelligence failures

Intelligence agencies are often blamed when the use of military force has an unexpected or negative outcome. Pundits often argue leaders end up in difficult situations because they are not fully informed, or intelligence agencies got it wrong.

The Conversation · Mar 25

“Narcissistic vengefulness”: Candace Owens challenges narrative as Andrew Kolvet reveals Charlie Kirk messages were linked to Joe Kent leak

Andrew Kolvet confirmed he shared Charlie Kirk’s private messages with Joe Kent but refused to make them public. The texts still surfaced later and were used by Candace Owens to question the official story. While Owens raised doubts and called for answers, Kolvet and Blake Neff rejected any conspiracy, saying…

The Times of India · Mar 24

Iranian official decries ‘fake news’ by Trump’s ceasefire announcement

President Donald Trump announced a temporary ceasefire, but there appears to be conflicting information from Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf from Iran. Regardless, a ceasefire would be largely beneficial to all parties involved in the conflict.

The Mary Sue · Mar 24

Joe Kent responds to leaking allegations and Tulsi Gabbard’s view on Iran war in wild Mark Levin interview

Ex-counterterrorism official, who resigned from Trump administration in protest last week, accused of being ‘extremely conspiratorial’ by conservative radio host in testy exchange

The Independent UK · Mar 24