John Bickley

A second hatchback was stopped by police just a few blocks away, and two men inside were also arrested.

New South Wales Police said that Tactical Operations Police responded to information received that a violent act was possibly being planned.

A source told the Sydney Morning Herald that authorities might have recovered a weapon in one of the vehicles, but police have not verified that claim.

Authorities promised to release more information on the arrests and assured the public that there is no ongoing risk to the community.

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino plans to leave the bureau next month.

With more is Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham.

In response to the U.S.

blockade, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has ordered Navy escorts for his nation's oil tankers.

Although the ships being escorted are not among those under U.S.

sanctions, the escalation increases the likelihood of violent conflict.

Venezuelan oil, which is largely purchased by private buyers in China, has become the focus of Trump's campaign to oust the Venezuelan president.

Maduro, for his part, has shown no signs of backing down, reportedly vowing to keep exports flowing at all costs.

After multiple investigations, the U.S.

government has accepted fault for a crash at Reagan Airport that left 67 dead last January.

Daily Wire Senior Editor Virginia Kruda reports.

In a major shakeup, Pope Leo has replaced Cardinal Timothy Dolan as leader of the Catholic Church in New York, sidelining a leading conservative among U.S.

bishops.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Kneeler has more.

Dolan delivered an invocation at Trump's second inauguration.

He praised Charlie Kirk as a modern-day St.