Author: Brittany Mays

Harvard President Alan Garber recently made it clear that the university is not backing down in its dispute with the Trump administration over federal funding and antisemitism. Garber emphasized that he won’t compromise on key issues despite threats from the administration. This conflict gained momentum after Harvard chose not to comply with demands from the administration regarding its approach to antisemitism, leading to a lawsuit over a $2.2 billion freeze in federal aid. In an interview with NBC News host Lester Holt, Garber expressed his belief that the university had no choice but to take a stand against what he…

President Donald Trump is actively pursuing legal action against CBS News, taking issue with what he claims to be misleading editing of an interview involving former Vice President Kamala Harris. While the lawsuit is still pending, it has reportedly prompted a significant resignation from one of Trump’s vocal adversaries. The executive producer of “60 Minutes,” Bill Owens, expressed his decision to step down, citing concerns about maintaining his editorial independence. Owens addressed his colleagues in a memo, obtained by The New York Times, where he lamented the constraints placed upon him. “Over the past months, it has become clear that…

President Trump, during an executive order signing in the Oval Office, expressed optimism about Russia’s readiness to end the conflict in Ukraine. This comes after President Zelensky reportedly derailed peace talks with Trump in February by disrespecting him and backing out of a peace agreement. Ukraine had previously agreed to a mineral rights deal with the U.S., a move intended to compensate American taxpayers for the financial aid provided by President Biden. Despite this, the agreement was not finalized during Zelensky’s White House visit two months ago. The Gateway Pundit highlighted President Trump’s criticism of Zelensky’s recent stance on Crimea,…

House Speaker Mike Johnson has firmly opposed any tax hikes on the wealthy as part of President Donald Trump’s comprehensive budget plan. Despite whispers in Congress about considering tax increases, Johnson remains steadfast against this deviation from traditional GOP values. During his appearance on “The Will Cain Show,” Johnson expressed skepticism about these increases making it to the final bill. Johnson reassured listeners that the GOP has been actively resisting the proposal of raising tax rates. He emphasized that the party traditionally stands against such measures. Throughout the past year, various ideas have been discussed, but Johnson remains confident that…

Dylan Bryan Adams, a data analyst for the Minnesota Department of Human Services, is at the center of growing controversy after allegedly vandalizing at least six Tesla vehicles in Minneapolis, causing more than $20,000 in damages. Despite the seriousness of the alleged crimes, Adams is unlikely to face criminal charges. Instead, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office (HCAO) has opted to pursue “diversion” — a legal arrangement that focuses on restitution and behavioral correction rather than prosecution. HCAO spokesperson Daniel Borgertpoepping confirmed the decision in comments to Fox 9 Minneapolis, stating, “Our main priorities are to secure restitution for the victims…

Stephen Miller, Deputy White House Chief of Staff for Policy under President Donald J. Trump, unleashed a devastating critique of the Biden administration’s catastrophic border policies, while fiercely defending the Trump administration’s historic crackdown on illegal immigration. In a fiery series of interviews and press appearances, Miller painted a chilling picture of what he called a “border nightmare of unprecedented human suffering” unleashed by Democrat negligence. Miller did not mince words when recounting the horrifying case of a 14-year-old girl trafficked across the U.S.-Mexico border. According to Miller, the girl was ripped from her family in a foreign nation, smuggled…

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to take a closer look at the Trump administration’s push to end birthright citizenship. This policy has been a hot topic, especially among those who believe it encourages illegal immigration by automatically granting citizenship to children born to illegal aliens. As Mark Levin put it, “Birthright citizenship is the argument, is the position, is the policy the Democrat Party holds onto because they want monopoly power for all time.” The court has shifted this case from the emergency docket to its regular schedule, setting the hearing for May 15. This move follows President Trump’s…

The Trump administration faced a setback in court when their attempt to overturn an order to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back from prison was denied. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals turned down the request in a decision some called “blistering.” The court stated, “While we fully respect the Executive’s robust assertion of its Article II powers, we shall not micromanage the efforts of a fine district judge attempting to implement the Supreme Court’s recent decision.” The U.S. Supreme Court had previously supported a lower court’s decision instructing the Trump administration to “facilitate” Garcia’s return from a prison in El…

A 19-year-old college student named Owen McIntire, originally from Kansas City, found himself in hot water after some questionable decisions during spring break. Arrested by federal agents in Massachusetts, Owen is facing some serious accusations for allegedly tossing Molotov cocktails at a Tesla dealership back in his hometown. This incident has raised eyebrows and has people talking about what might have been going through his mind. On March 17, just before the stroke of midnight, a Kansas City police officer noticed smoke billowing from a Tesla Cybertruck parked at the local Tesla Center. The officer’s attention was drawn to the…

Pope Francis, still on the mend from a lung infection, had a notable meeting on Sunday with Vice President J.D. Vance at the Vatican. During this significant encounter, the Pope made an Easter appeal emphasizing the need for peace in the Hamas-Israel conflict. “I appeal to the warring parties: call a ceasefire, release the hostages and come to the aid of a starving people that aspires to a future of peace!” he declared in his Easter message. Having been hospitalized for over a month due to pneumonia, the 88-year-old pontiff made a series of unexpected appearances on Easter. Despite not…

The White House has made significant updates to its COVID-19 guidance page, now suggesting that the virus likely originated from a lab leak associated with gain-of-function research. The page is prominently titled “Lab Leak,” with a focus on uncovering the “True Origins of COVID-19.” Five crucial points are highlighted, asserting a lab leak as the most probable cause of the pandemic’s emergence. Among the points, the virus is described as possessing biological traits not observed in nature. The data indicates that all COVID-19 cases stem from a single human introduction, differing from previous pandemics with multiple spillover events. This narrative…

A former middle school teacher in Texas is now facing serious felony charges after being accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. Kara Hernandez, a 31-year-old from Missouri City, Texas, was taken into custody and charged with indecency with a child involving sexual contact and an improper relationship between an educator and a student. Her bond is set at $50,000, highlighting the severity of the accusations. Hernandez, who is reportedly married and a mother of four, was teaching at Ronald Thornton Middle School before resigning from her position in September 2024. The Fort Bend Independent School District acted…

In a significant decision that highlights growing concerns over privacy and government overreach, a federal judge in Baltimore has issued a temporary injunction halting the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) controversial plans to access Social Security databases. U.S. District Judge Ellen Hollander granted the injunction after major labor unions and retirees voiced serious objections, citing fears of potential privacy violations and widespread security risks that could affect millions of Americans. Under Judge Hollander’s order, DOGE employees are now severely restricted in their access to sensitive information. While they are still permitted to view certain Social Security data, they may only…

The Supreme Court recently put the brakes on the Trump administration’s attempt to use the Alien Enemies Act to deport members of the Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan street gang. The Court’s decision came with a 7-2 vote, with Justices Thomas and Alito expressing dissent. The order explicitly instructed the administration to halt the deportation of any detainee from this group until further notice. The day was marked by intense legal wrangling and what some might call questionable legal antics. The ACLU faced a series of courtroom defeats, starting in the Northern District of Texas, then moving to the Fifth…

As tax season heats up, a seismic shift is underway at the Internal Revenue Service. President Donald Trump has officially nominated former Missouri Congressman Billy Long — a colorful, no-nonsense auctioneer-turned-lawmaker — to take the helm of the IRS. Long’s appointment comes at a critical moment following the abrupt resignation of Acting Director Melanie Krause, who faced mounting controversy over efforts to coordinate with Homeland Security to track illegal immigrants through tax data. Long, best known for his booming auctioneer’s voice and populist style, represents a clear departure from the technocrats who have long dominated the IRS. A loyal Trump…

The Democratic Party is enduring yet another disastrous week as it desperately tries to defend Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported individual with deep ties to criminal activity — including suspected MS-13 gang affiliations and human trafficking. A bombshell report by The Tennessee Star has laid bare shocking new details, exposing a scandal that the Biden administration and its allies are scrambling to contain. According to The Tennessee Star, Kilmar Abrego Garcia wasn’t just any illegal immigrant; he was implicated in human trafficking operations as recently as 2022. Despite credible evidence and a clear public safety risk, the Biden-controlled FBI chose…

The conversation hits on some pressing issues with the IRS and has a side note on the dental profession. Speaker 1 is pretty vocal, pointing out how the IRS is seen as inefficient and even mentioning a high suicide rate among its staff. They bring up how around 20,000 employees are taking a buyout offer, which is about 20% of the agency, and they’re pushing for bigger changes like scrapping the IRS and federal income tax altogether. Tom Cunningham throws in his support, calling for quick action to get rid of taxes and the IRS, seeing it as a cause…

Hillary Clinton is under criticism for urging people to oppose the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a confirmed MS-13 gang member. This has sparked a significant conversation about immigration and public safety. The deportation followed legal proceedings establishing Garcia’s gang affiliation. The Department of Justice released documents verifying Garcia’s MS-13 membership since 2019. His deportation to El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center happened on March 15, 2025. Clinton argues this action threatens civil liberties, even though Garcia’s criminal connections are evident. Clinton expressed her concerns on social media, highlighting the deportation as a potential authoritarian overreach. She warned that if Garcia…

The Trump administration has laid down a firm directive to Harvard University, requiring it to disclose details on any misconduct by foreign students by April 30. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced a significant shift in policy, canceling $2.7 million in grants that criticized conservatives and promoted what she termed “public health propaganda” during the pandemic. Noem emphasized the urgency of this demand with a stern letter, insisting that Harvard provide comprehensive records regarding the unlawful activities of its foreign student visa holders by April 30, 2025. Secretary Noem expressed her concerns, stating that Harvard’s leadership has allowed antisemitic…

In a major shakeup at the Internal Revenue Service, Gary Shapley, the courageous IRS whistleblower who exposed political interference in the federal tax probe of Hunter Biden, is reportedly stepping into the role of Acting Commissioner of the IRS. The decision follows the abrupt resignation of Melanie Krause, whose tenure came under intense scrutiny for her alleged mishandling of an inter-agency data-sharing agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The appointment of Shapley signals a dramatic shift in tone and direction at the IRS, one that prioritizes transparency, integrity, and long-overdue accountability in the face of what many conservatives see…

After three consecutive quarters of decline, U.S. foreclosure activity is once again on the rise, signaling renewed financial strain for American homeowners amid persistent economic pressure and elevated mortgage rates. According to a recent report from ATTOM, a leading real estate data analytics company, 35,890 U.S. properties had foreclosure filings in March 2025 alone—marking an 11 percent increase from February and a 9 percent increase from the same period in 2024. The rise is not an isolated incident but part of a growing trend. Foreclosure filings for the entire first quarter of 2025 totaled 93,953, up 11 percent from the…

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy had a firsthand encounter with the kind of urban lawlessness plaguing American cities when a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) police officer was violently stabbed in the face—mere steps from where Duffy was preparing to engage the public on the critical issue of transit safety. The attack occurred just outside the Navy Yard Metro Station, a major transit hub in southeast D.C., not far from the U.S. Capitol. According to Duffy, one of his staffers alerted him in real-time to the assault: an officer had just been slashed in the face with a sharp metal…

The CDC’s advisory panel is set to gather on Tuesday to go over vaccine guidelines, which had been on hold for a couple of months. This delay came about after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stepped into the role of Secretary of Health and Human Services, taking charge of the CDC. According to Reuters, the CDC explained that they postponed the meeting to give the public a chance to share their thoughts. During this meeting, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices is expected to dive into discussions about the future of COVID-19 vaccinations. Another pressing topic on their agenda is the…

New York’s Parole Board is stirring up quite the controversy due to concerns about its members, their hefty paychecks, and some eyebrow-raising parole decisions. There are 16 folks on this board, mostly political appointees or former criminal defense lawyers, with a bunch hanging around even after their terms expired. Over the last eight years, they’ve okayed parole for 43 convicted cop killers, which has a lot of people talking. These board members are pulling in $190,000 a year, which is a whopping 87% bump since 2019. Meanwhile, the board’s workload has shrunk significantly, handling only 11,336 parole cases in 2022…

Sunday night added fuel to the ongoing tension between President Trump and the mainstream media, as he launched a scathing critique against CBS’s long-standing program, “60 Minutes.” Accusations have been leveled against “60 Minutes” for crafting false narratives aimed at undermining Trump’s credibility. Previously, the show had been caught editing an interview with Kamala Harris, swapping out a disjointed response for a more coherent soundbite, leading to allegations of fraud and election interference. CBS now faces a potential $10 billion lawsuit from Trump over the manipulated interview with Harris just before the 2024 election. The newsroom at CBS is reportedly…

The Pentagon made a bold move by letting go of the commander of the 821st Space Base Group after an email surfaced where she criticized Vice President JD Vance. The email came shortly after Vance visited Pituffik Space Base, situated at America’s northernmost military outpost. Col. Susannah Meyers, until recently in charge of the base, expressed her disagreement with the Trump administration’s stances during her communication with the base personnel. Meyers took over the command of the 821st Space Base Group on July 18, 2024. Her email, dated March 31, revealed her thoughts on Vance’s recent visit, reflecting on the…

The newly declassified FBI documents have put a spotlight on how the FBI mishandled its relationship with Christopher Steele, the guy behind the controversial anti-Trump dossier. These documents reveal a double standard in the FBI’s approach to briefing Trump and Hillary Clinton during the investigation into alleged Russian collusion. This whole saga, which many now see as debunked, continues to unfold with these fresh insights. Stefan Halper, a key informant in the Russia collusion case, was paid nearly $1.2 million over three decades according to information from Just the News. Halper seemed motivated by “monetary compensation,” and continued to provide…

In a major victory for national sovereignty, a federal judge has ruled in favor of the Trump administration’s latest immigration enforcement initiative—a groundbreaking policy requiring all illegal immigrants residing in the United States to register with the federal government or face severe penalties, including arrest, fines, and deportation. This ruling represents a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle to restore law and order to America’s broken immigration system. The policy stems directly from an executive order signed by President Donald J. Trump on his first day back in office, reaffirming his unwavering commitment to protecting America’s borders. The executive order…

Scottie Scheffler was anticipated to make a strong showing at the Masters, but Justin Rose stole the spotlight with an impressive performance, leading by three strokes at 7-under after the first round. Rose, an English golfer with a major win at the 2013 U.S. Open, matched his best round at Augusta National and led the Masters’ first round for the fifth time. Despite a bogey on the final hole, Rose was in high spirits as he reflected on his strong start, reminding many of his close finishes in 2015 and 2017. Justin Rose’s remarkable start saw him birdie the first…

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has confirmed a long-held conservative belief: the Deep State is a reality entrenched within federal agencies. His visit to the FDA with Commissioner Marty Makary was marked by candid remarks aimed at FDA employees. Kennedy’s statements echo sentiments expressed by President Trump over the years. Kennedy addressed the FDA, echoing concerns that have been part of conservative discourse. “President Trump always talks about the Deep State, and the media, you know, disparages him and says that he’s paranoid,” Kennedy stated. He pointed out that the Deep State is not a clandestine…

The Trump administration has stirred up a bit of controversy by deciding to relocate a portrait of former President Barack Obama. Instead of Obama, the Grand Foyer of the White House now features a dramatic image capturing an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump. This bold move sends a clear message about the current administration’s priorities and values. Joseph Hamilton, a political commentator, tweeted about the changes, highlighting the removals of both General Mark Milley and now Obama’s portrait. The tweet suggests that anyone who criticizes or obstructs Trump’s agenda faces repercussions. The implications of such actions are not lost…

A recently declassified document on the CIA’s website is causing quite a stir with claims of a UFO clash with Soviet forces. The document summarizes reports from Canadian Weekly World News and the Ukrainian paper Holos Ukrayiny, initially released to the public in May 2000. It describes a retaliatory alien attack after Soviet soldiers allegedly shot down a UFO over a military base. The report suggests that aliens emerged from the wreckage, coming together into one object and releasing a bright light that turned all but two soldiers to stone. “If the KGB file corresponds to reality, this is an…

A federal judge recently decided that immigration officials can carry out enforcement operations in places of worship. This decision came after about two dozen Jewish and Christian organizations filed a lawsuit aiming to halt the Trump administration’s immigration raids in synagogues and churches. Judge Dabney Friedrich, who serves on the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and was appointed by President Trump, concluded that there wasn’t adequate evidence of enforcement actions or legal harm to the plaintiffs, as reported by The Associated Press. The judge noted that the plaintiffs failed to demonstrate a “credible threat” of enforcement at…

Letitia James, the New York Attorney General who skyrocketed to national prominence by pledging to “take down Donald Trump,” is now facing serious allegations of her own—allegations that strike at the very heart of her credibility. James, a Democrat who became the first Black woman to hold the powerful AG post in New York, may also be the first to face accusations of mortgage fraud and potential residency violations while in office. The very crimes she claimed Trump committed could now come back to haunt her. In 2023, James launched a civil fraud case against former President Donald Trump, accusing…

The Pentagon is now reaching out to thousands of service members who were discharged due to their refusal to take the COVID-19 vaccine. These letters of apology are part of a broader effort to help these individuals return to active duty if they choose. This initiative reflects a significant policy shift, aiming to correct what some see as an unnecessary dismissal. Tim Hill, acting deputy undersecretary of personnel and readiness, spoke to reporters about the situation. He emphasized that these service members should never have been forced out of the military. Hill assured that the department is committed to helping…

The Trump administration is introducing a proposal that aims to fine illegal migrants $998 each day if they fail to self-deport. This measure is part of a broader strategy to enforce immigration laws more strictly. Additionally, the policy suggests that property could be confiscated from those who do not comply with paying the fines. The proposal echoes a similar approach that was implemented during Trump’s first term in 2018. This strategy is reportedly grounded in a law that was enacted in 1996, as mentioned in a Reuters report. The administration believes that such measures are necessary to maintain the integrity…

The House of Representatives recently passed the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a significant move towards securing our elections. This bill mandates that individuals provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections. The final vote was close, with 220 in favor and 208 against, showing a clear divide along party lines, though a few Democrats joined Republicans in support. Despite the clear federal law prohibiting non-citizens from voting, certain localities in California, Maryland, Vermont, and Washington, D.C., have allowed non-citizens to vote in local elections. This has raised concerns about voter fraud and the…

Kash Patel, the former FBI Director, has sent hundreds of pages of declassified documents to Congress about the “Crossfire Hurricane” investigation. These documents relate to the false Trump-Russia collusion claims and come after an executive order from President Donald Trump. Almost 700 pages of these declassified records have been obtained by Just the News, labeled as the “Crossfire Hurricane Redacted Binder” from April 9, 2025. This action by Trump and Patel follows a previous executive order by Trump in March. Trump’s earlier attempts to declassify these records during his first term were blocked by his own Justice Department in January…

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, along with federal law enforcement partners, recently rounded up 133 foreign nationals in a focused enforcement operation targeting criminal illegal aliens and other immigration violators in New York. This operation aimed to enhance public safety and border security, as highlighted by the arrest of 84 individuals in the Buffalo and Rochester areas and 49 more in Syracuse, Albany, Rouses Point, and Massena. Among them were 20 individuals with criminal convictions or charges, including three convicted of homicide, and four criminal search warrants were executed at various worksites. This sweep also resulted in 18 administrative immigration…

The Department of Homeland Security and the Internal Revenue Service have teamed up in a significant way. They’ve created a new agreement that gives ICE the ability to access taxpayer information to find illegal immigrants who have been ordered to leave the country but haven’t done so. This agreement, filed by the Trump administration, is an important step in ensuring immigration laws are upheld. In a world where the mainstream media often ignores the facts, it’s now undeniable that many undocumented immigrants have exploited the system. By using ITIN numbers, they’ve managed to participate in activities like voting. The DHS’s…

In a bold stand for law and order, Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman is pushing back against California’s controversial sanctuary state law, SB 54, defying what he calls a dangerous mandate that prevents local law enforcement from working with federal immigration authorities. Redman’s announcement marks the first time a sheriff in the state has openly declared he will not comply with the 2017 law, which was pushed through by progressive Democrats under then-Governor Jerry Brown and hailed by the left as a way to protect illegal immigrants from deportation. But for Redman—and for millions of Americans who support strong borders…

President Donald Trump has taken a decisive stand against the Chinese Communist Party, demanding the withdrawal of their new 34% retaliatory tariff on American goods. If China refuses, they face a hefty 50% tariff from the United States. Trump’s action is seen as a long-overdue move, much anticipated by American workers tired of economic imbalance. The Chinese Communist Party’s response was swift, refusing to back down and labeling Trump’s strategy as misdirected. The Ministry of Commerce in Beijing declared, “pressuring or threatening China is not a right way to engage.” The CCP’s stubborn stance reflects their unwillingness to accept the…

Secretary of State Marco Rubio made a significant announcement, stating that the U.S. will stop issuing visas to South Sudanese passport holders. This decision came after South Sudan’s transitional government failed to cooperate with the U.S. in accepting their repatriated citizens. The State Department emphasized that every country, including South Sudan, must timely accept the return of its citizens for the sake of U.S. national security. Rubio’s tweet on April 5, 2025, made it clear that the U.S. would restrict further visa issuances to South Sudanese citizens. He criticized South Sudan for not cooperating with the U.S. efforts to return…

UFC fighter Henry Cejudo found himself playing the role of a real-life hero in his Phoenix neighborhood late one Friday night. It all started when he spotted a car racing by at an alarming speed of “probably going 80 to 100 miles an hour,” which was shortly followed by a loud crash. As it turns out, the car had slammed into a neighbor’s home. Cejudo acted quickly after seeing the driver struggle to exit the wrecked vehicle. He made an attempt to get the driver to stop, but things took a turn when the homeowner tried to intervene as well.…

On a recent occasion, conservative journalist Julie Kelly exposed a critical development in a courtroom overseen by Judge James Boasberg. The issue at hand concerns the Trump Administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport violent illegal aliens. Judge Boasberg, an Obama appointee, is contemplating holding Trump officials in contempt for not reversing deportation flights mid-air. Judge Boasberg has already issued a temporary restraining order against the Trump Administration’s actions. He labeled the administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act as “incredibly troublesome and problematic.” This move was extended, giving the plaintiffs more time to prepare their case against…

President Trump’s popularity has seen a noticeable rise, even amid the ongoing discussions surrounding his tariff decisions. A recent DailyMail.com/J.L. Partners poll, which gathered insights from over 1,000 registered voters between March 31 and April 3, indicates that Trump’s approval rating has climbed to 53%. This marks a 4-point increase from the previous week’s figure of 49%. This uptick in approval might surprise some, but it’s important to recognize the resilience of Trump’s base. His supporters seem to appreciate his straightforward approach and America-first policies. The tariff measures, although controversial to some, resonate with those who prioritize strengthening the nation’s…

Air Force Gen. Timothy Haugh has been removed from his role as Director of the National Security Agency. His departure is part of a bigger shakeup that includes several staff leaving the White House National Security Council. This shift has caught the attention of many in Washington, sparking discussions on its implications. Wendy Noble, Haugh’s deputy at the NSA, was also stripped of her position. She’s been moved to a new role within the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence at the Pentagon. These changes come with no official explanation from the government. Haugh, who took over the…

A tragic incident unfolded in Kansas as a Catholic priest lost his life in a shooting at his church’s rectory. The community of Seneca is reeling after Father Arul Carasala, 57, was fatally shot. Gary Hermesch, 66, from Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder. Father Brian Schieber expressed the shock gripping the community, noting the town’s small size and the priest’s popularity. Father Arul served the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church for over 13 years. He was a dedicated pastor and well-loved by everyone in Seneca. Father Arul’s deep connection with his parishioners is evident…

In a stunning display of judicial overreach, Judge James Boasberg has taken unprecedented steps that challenge the very core of executive authority. His actions, viewed by many as a direct affront to the Trump administration, have sparked outrage among conservatives who see this as part of a larger effort to undermine traditional American values. Boasberg’s decision to potentially hold Trump officials in contempt is seen by some as a thinly-veiled attack on the administration’s hardline immigration policies. The judge’s controversial move demands the mid-flight return of over a hundred individuals, labeled by the administration as dangerous criminals, back to the…

Amidst a swirl of controversy, an intriguing claim has emerged involving a DC federal judge and a substantial financial transaction. Attorney Mike Davis has suggested that a federal judge from Washington, D.C., allegedly sent $2 million to Hamas. This allegation has sparked significant discussion and raised questions about potential motivations and implications. The political landscape has often been a battleground of ideologies, with conservatives championing limited government and individual freedoms. This latest claim aligns with the scrutiny often placed on figures within the judiciary by those who hold such beliefs. The alleged transaction, if true, could be seen as a…

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) recently made a significant move by arresting over 40 individuals linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. This operation was the result of a year-long investigation involving the DPS, FBI, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and various local law enforcement partners. The arrests took place after valuable intelligence was received by the FBI’s San Antonio office, hinting at a potential gathering of gang members in Hays County. Kicking off early on a Tuesday morning, the coordinated effort saw the Hays County Sheriff’s Office team up with DPS, the FBI, ICE, and…

Wisconsin’s recent special election for a seat on its state Supreme Court drew significant attention, particularly due to tech billionaire Elon Musk’s open support for Judge Brad Schimel, a Republican-backed candidate. Despite Musk’s efforts, the majority of Wisconsin voters opted for Judge Susan Crawford, the Democrat-backed candidate, ensuring a liberal majority in the state’s highest court for another year. This outcome has been reported as a setback for Musk and his attempt to influence the race significantly. According to local Fox affiliate WLUK, with almost all precincts reporting, Judge Crawford decisively defeated Judge Schimel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.…

A chaotic scene unfolded in Queens, New York, as a mob vandalized NYPD vehicles during what was intended to be a car meetup. Reports from conservative outlets like Fox News and the New York Post highlight the unruly behavior, with masked individuals wielding traffic cones to damage police cars. The New York Police Department has since called upon the public for assistance in identifying the culprits involved in this reckless incident. The NYPD responded to the scene on Rockaway Boulevard in Ozone Park after reports of a car meetup spiraled into chaos. Video footage captured individuals jumping on police vehicles,…

German troops are set to play a pivotal role in fortifying NATO’s eastern defenses. Inspired by historical figures like Otto von Bismarck, Germany is now taking a proactive stance on military engagement. With the unsettling presence of Putin’s Russia, Germany’s decision to deploy a 5,000-strong armored brigade in Lithuania marks a significant shift. This deployment will unfold gradually, with the first wave of troops arriving this year. More substantial troop movements are scheduled between 2025 and 2026. The plan is for the brigade to achieve full operational capacity by 2027. According to Politico, the 45th Armored Brigade was officially activated…

Elon Musk, the tech mogul and presidential adviser, recently shared an update on his role in the government. He’s part of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), aiming to cut federal spending by a trillion dollars. Speaking with Fox News’ Bret Baier, Musk outlined his plans, highlighting the inefficiencies and waste in government spending. Musk’s special government employee status limits him to serving just 130 days in the government. When Baier asked if he would continue his role beyond that period, Musk was optimistic. He believes DOGE will achieve its primary goal of reducing the deficit within that time. Baier…

The recent developments in the USAID downsizing saga have taken a turn with a federal appeals court putting a temporary halt to a lower court’s decision. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit decided to put on hold the order by U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang, who had attempted to block the administration’s efforts to reduce USAID’s operations. This move was seen as a win for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and Elon Musk, who are leading the effort. Judge A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr. stated in the order that the appeals court’s decision was in the public’s…

Susan Crawford is set to claim victory in the race for Wisconsin’s open Supreme Court seat, giving the liberals a majority. The Associated Press announced Crawford’s victory at 10:16 p.m. Eastern, as she led with 55.9% of the vote, with 69% of precincts reporting. Her opponent, Republican Brad Schimel, was trailing with 44.1% of the vote. This election was the first statewide contest in a battleground state since Trump’s 2024 win, attracting attention for its potential to reflect public sentiment towards the current administration. The outcome also has significant implications for Wisconsin’s Supreme Court, which was evenly split with three…

A recent court order has given Voice of America (VOA) a temporary reprieve from being shut down by the Trump administration. A federal judge, J. Paul Oetken from New York, ruled in favor of VOA employees, stopping the administration from dismantling the international news service that has been around since World War II. The judge’s decision also prevents the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) from turning off VOA’s broadcasts and radio programs. The conflict began when VOA employees filed a lawsuit against USAGM, its acting director Victor Morales, and special adviser Kari Lake. The lawsuit accused the agency of…

On Monday, law professor Kim Wehle suggested that former President Donald Trump might attempt a third run for office, despite constitutional restrictions. Trump mentioned to NBC News his seriousness about seeking a third term. Wehle, a contributor to ABC News and a law professor, argued that if Republicans support the idea and the Supreme Court remains passive, Trump’s ambitions could proceed unchallenged. “The Constitution’s text is not the only factor here,” Wehle remarked. She highlighted the power of the Republican Party in determining their candidate on a state-by-state basis. Wehle asserted, “If Trump decides to push the constitutional limits and…

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is currently detaining nearly 50,000 individuals as part of President Trump’s ongoing strategy to deport illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds. This figure surpasses the highest number recorded during Joe Biden’s administration, which was nearly 40,000. Recent federal data reveals that as of March 23, the number of detainees stood at 47,892, signaling a marked increase. While these numbers have not yet reached the peak of 60,000 seen during Trump’s first term, it appears likely that this record will soon be surpassed. These figures represent the highest in five years, with expectations of further increases as…

A man has been charged with assaulting a Trump supporter using his car during a protest outside a Tesla dealership. Christopher Talbot, a 70-year-old from Meridian, Idaho, is accused of making an obscene gesture toward a counter-protester and then driving into him. This incident is part of a larger wave of demonstrations against Tesla CEO and Trump adviser, Elon Musk. The protests, labeled as a “Global Day of Action,” were held at Tesla facilities nationwide. According to reports, the victim was driving a truck adorned with pro-Trump flags. After parking and exiting his vehicle, he was allegedly hit by Talbot’s…

A powerful earthquake rocked Myanmar and neighboring Thailand, causing widespread devastation. The 7.7 magnitude quake shook the earth near Mandalay, Myanmar’s second-largest city, wreaking havoc on infrastructure. The epicenter was a mere 10 miles away from the bustling city, home to approximately 1.5 million people. The initial quake struck at a shallow depth of around six miles, amplifying its destructive power. Myanmar, already grappling with a civil war, now faces yet another crisis. Just 12 minutes later, a strong aftershock hit the same area, measuring 6.4 in magnitude, according to the USGS. In the wake of the earthquake, at least…

Bodycam footage has exposed the shocking behavior of Lumberton Township Mayor Gina LaPlaca following her DUI arrest on March 17. The Democrat mayor was caught on camera failing a field sobriety test right outside her home, after initially denying she had consumed any alcohol. Just moments later, LaPlaca admitted to drinking, confirming what many critics had already suspected. This disturbing incident raises serious questions about her judgment and fitness to hold public office — and it’s time she is held accountable for her reckless actions. One of the most alarming aspects of this incident is the fact that Mayor LaPlaca…

The State Department has announced a significant decision to dismantle the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). This move will integrate certain operations into the State Department by July 1. The Trump administration’s decision addresses the longstanding issues of mismanagement and inefficiency within USAID. For decades, USAID has been criticized for its handling of taxpayer dollars. Many believe it has funded foreign programs that offer little return on investment for American interests. The restructuring is a step towards reducing unnecessary government spending. Marco Rubio expressed support for this decision. He noted that while foreign assistance can be beneficial, USAID had…

The United Kingdom has once again embarked on a bizarre crusade to combat crime by banning “ninja swords” — yes, you read that right. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer proudly announced this as a fulfillment of a manifesto commitment, as if banning a niche collectible somehow addresses the root causes of violent crime. In a move that has left many shaking their heads in disbelief, the new law will take effect in August, making the mere possession of a so-called “ninja sword” punishable by a six-month prison sentence. The punishment will later be increased to two years, as if longer…

U.S. authorities have successfully apprehended a key leader of the notorious MS-13 gang on the East Coast, the FBI revealed recently. The suspect, a 24-year-old individual, was captured in Woodbridge, Virginia, just a stone’s throw away from the nation’s capital. While his name remains undisclosed, officials confirm he ranks among the top three MS-13 leaders in the country. Attorney General Pam Bondi, along with FBI Director Kash Patel, observed the arrest from a tactical operations center nearby. They were joined by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and senior DOJ official Emil Bove. Bondi expressed her satisfaction: “They executed a clean,…

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been under fire for its inability to adequately assist victims of Hurricane Helene. This has sparked discussions about reforming the agency, but a key figure in the White House suggests a more drastic measure. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem says FEMA should be eliminated. During a cabinet meeting, Noem expressed her views, echoing sentiments shared by President Donald Trump. As reported by The Hill, Trump considered dismantling FEMA early in his presidency. “We’re gonna eliminate FEMA,” Noem declared, revealing a bold stance on the agency’s future. This isn’t the first…

China is increasingly seen as the most significant military and cyber threat to the United States and global security. A recent U.S. intelligence report highlighted China’s progress toward potentially invading Taiwan and its capacity for cyber intrusions and conventional attacks on the U.S. infrastructure. The report also warned that China aims to surpass the United States as the leading power in artificial intelligence by 2030. The Annual Threat Assessment from the U.S. intelligence community emphasized Beijing’s growing menace to national security. China’s “coercive pressure” on Taiwan, as well as its extensive cyber operations against American targets, underscore the escalating danger.…

A high-ranking figure from the notorious Venezuelan street gang, Tren de Aragua, has been apprehended in connection with the alleged murders of two women in Illinois. Ricardo Gonzales, aged 32, was captured in Cobb County, Georgia, during a coordinated effort by the U.S. Marshals Service Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, the Chicago Police Department, and ICE. “This defendant’s crimes against American women are horrific, and he is exactly the type of Alien Enemy the Trump administration is fighting to remove from this country in order to make America safe again,” stated Attorney General Pam Bondi. Gonzales has a troubled past,…

Missouri Senator Josh Hawley has voiced his concerns over the power wielded by activist district courts, particularly in their use of nationwide injunctions. He argues that such actions are beyond their constitutional authority and need to be curtailed. Hawley emphasizes that these courts are overstepping their boundaries by affecting individuals outside their jurisdiction. In a conversation with Laura Ingraham on Fox News, Hawley criticized the frequency of nationwide injunctions against President Trump. He noted that during Trump’s first term, there were 64 such injunctions, which he views as an unprecedented abuse of judicial power. Hawley insists that only the Supreme…

Jessica Aber, a U.S. Attorney from the Biden administration, was discovered deceased at her home in Alexandria, Virginia, on a Saturday morning. The circumstances surrounding her passing remain unclear, as the cause and manner of death have yet to be determined. At 43, her sudden departure has left many searching for answers. The Alexandria Police Department responded to a call about an unresponsive woman on Beverley Drive around 9:18 a.m. Officers on the scene confirmed the woman’s identity as Jessica Aber. An investigation is currently underway to understand the circumstances of her untimely death. The Office of the Chief Medical…

The U.S. Coast Guard, alongside multiple local agencies, is relentlessly searching for three missing individuals—a father and his two young children—following a devastating boating accident on the St. Johns River near Goat Island. The tragic incident, which occurred Friday evening, has already claimed one life and left a community in shock. The disaster unfolded when an 18-foot vessel carrying eight passengers capsized around 7 p.m., trapping four individuals beneath the overturned boat while four others clung to the hull. Authorities were alerted shortly after, triggering an urgent and large-scale rescue operation. Upon receiving the distress call, the Coast Guard Sector…

Major League Baseball (MLB) recently took a significant step by removing the term “diversity” from its career page, aligning with President Donald Trump’s executive order that seeks to diminish diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. This change follows the efforts of MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, who in 2016 introduced a Diversity Pipeline Program, which successfully brought over 400 new employees on board, as reported by Fox News. Despite the removal of the term, MLB insists that its commitment to diversity remains steadfast, emphasizing that they are reviewing programs to ensure compliance with federal law. The league elaborated, “Our values on…

President Donald Trump has taken a significant stride toward fulfilling a major campaign promise by issuing an executive order aimed at dismantling the federal Department of Education. This bold move seeks to address the failures of what he describes as an unaccountable bureaucracy that squanders billions of taxpayer dollars while educational standards decline. According to conservative news outlets like Fox News, this decision marks a pivotal moment in Trump’s commitment to streamlining government and returning control to the states. The executive order directs the Education Secretary to begin the process of closing down the department and redistributing educational authority to…

The mysterious circumstances surrounding John Garrett Underhill Jr.’s death have caught people’s attention, especially given his connection to the JFK assassination. Underhill was found dead just six months after President Kennedy was killed, and his death was ruled a suicide. However, many suspect there might be more to the story, as Drew Berquist discusses potential government or CIA involvement. Berquist brings up the possibility that the CIA could have had a hand in this, although he admits there’s no direct evidence to prove such a claim. He highlights how, during the Red Scare, the CIA was deeply focused on stopping…

Southwest Key Programs, once known for running the largest network of shelters for unaccompanied migrant kids, has come under the spotlight for taking $3 billion in taxpayer money during the Biden administration. This nonprofit operated more than two dozen facilities spread across Texas, Arizona, and California. Inquiries were made to the DOJ for clarity on the dismissal of the lawsuit against Southwest Key. Between fiscal years 2021 and 2024, the organization received billions to provide shelter services to children crossing the border alone, without parents or guardians. During this period, the nonprofit bumped up the salaries of several top executives…

The Trump administration’s skirmishes with the courts over broad executive orders and criticisms of judges have been a hot topic. At the same time, the Biden administration has been grappling with accusations of censorship, supposedly in cahoots with Big Tech, as pointed out by the Media Research Center (MRC). They claim that around 90 federal agencies have been involved in 57 distinct censorship initiatives, all behind closed doors, but heavily influenced by President Biden’s public stance on the matter. This MRC report highlights how Biden’s team allegedly pushed for censoring political opponents and criticized platforms like Facebook for not doing…

A bold transformation is underway at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), marking yet another instance of the deep state resisting much-needed reforms. Thanks to President Donald Trump’s vision for streamlined governance, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has taken decisive action to cut waste, restructure USAID, and bring accountability to an agency that has long operated without proper oversight. However, standing in the way of progress is Judge Theodore Chuang, an Obama-appointed activist judge, who is attempting to sabotage these efforts. In a deeply partisan ruling, Chuang claimed that DOGE’s restructuring of USAID violated constitutional principles, using a…

Tensions between President Donald Trump and the judiciary have reached a boiling point after D.C. District Court Judge James Boasberg issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) halting the administration’s deportation flights of Tren de Aragua and MS-13 gang members. Trump, furious at what he views as judicial interference in his America First agenda, took to Truth Social to demand Boasberg’s impeachment, calling him a “Radical Left Lunatic” who was attempting to block the will of the voters. In a scathing Truth Social post, Trump did not hold back, slamming Boasberg as an Obama-appointed agitator who had no right to obstruct…

President Donald Trump made waves with a bold declaration against President Joe Biden’s recent pardons. As reported by PJ Media’s Catherine Salgado, Trump claimed that Biden’s use of an autopen raises doubts about the legitimacy of these pardons. Trump argues that the pardons should be considered void, questioning whether Biden was even aware of what he was approving. “The ‘Pardons’ that Sleepy Joe Biden gave to the Unselect Committee of Political Thugs, and many others, are hereby declared VOID, VACANT, AND NO FURTHER FORCE OR EFFECT,” Trump announced on Truth Social. Interestingly, Biden’s team has remained silent on social media,…

President Donald Trump recently announced that he has revoked Secret Service protection for Hunter Biden and Ashley Biden. Trump expressed his concerns on Truth Social, highlighting the financial burden on taxpayers due to the extended protection for Hunter Biden. He pointed out that up to 18 agents were assigned to Hunter, calling it excessive. According to Trump, Hunter Biden is currently vacationing in South Africa, a place he criticized for its questionable human rights record. He noted that due to these concerns, South Africa has been removed from the U.S. list of countries receiving economic aid. Trump emphasized that Hunter…

SpaceX’s Crew-10 mission made a successful docking with the International Space Station (ISS) on Sunday, bringing aboard a diverse team of astronauts. NASA’s Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, JAXA’s Takuya Onishi, and Roscosmos’ Kirill Peskov were the latest additions to the orbiting laboratory. This marks the 10th crew rotation under NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, showcasing SpaceX’s ongoing partnership with the agency. The Dragon spacecraft connected to the ISS at 12:04 a.m. EDT, while the station soared 260 miles above the Atlantic Ocean. Once docked, standard procedures like leak checks and pressurization were set in motion. The hatch opening was scheduled…

The Biden administration has been under scrutiny for its handling of immigration data, particularly regarding the classification of illegal aliens. Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons recently shed light on the situation, revealing a significant discrepancy between actual arrests and those reported. The administration’s method of counting individuals released into the country as “arrests” has raised questions about transparency and intent. Under the current administration, the lines have been blurred, leaving Americans questioning the integrity of immigration reports. Lyons has been vocal about the misleading nature of the data, asserting that the previous administration was not forthright. His revelations suggest a…

The outgoing U.S. Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy, has recently taken a decisive step by signing an agreement with the U.S. Digital Service, informally known as the “DOGE” Service. This collaboration aims to allow DOGE to access and review the postal service’s internal files, systems, and information. The goal is to enhance the efficiency of an institution that has long been plagued by fiscal mismanagement. Since the 1980s, the U.S. Postal Service has faced severe financial difficulties, operating with a massive $73 billion annual budget yet consistently falling $9 billion short. This shortfall has required annual bailouts from Congress, highlighting chronic…

President Trump is reportedly pushing forward with plans to regain control of the Panama Canal. According to officials who spoke with NBC News, Trump has directed military leaders to draft options for either partnering more closely with Panamanian security forces or possibly seizing the canal by force. The U.S. Southern Command is exploring potential strategies, which range from collaboration with Panama to the less likely option of a military takeover. The Trump administration aims to bolster U.S. military presence in Panama to curb China’s influence, particularly concerning access to the canal. U.S. officials informed NBC News that Adm. Alvin Holsey,…

A recent release of documents from the National Archives reveals that during his tenure as Vice President, Joe Biden used private email accounts under pseudonyms for government business. These emails included sensitive information, raising concerns among security experts and lawmakers about potential national security risks. Fred Fleitz, a former CIA analyst, expressed his apprehension, stating, “The new set of emails from Joe Biden’s time as Vice President are very troubling.” The release of hundreds of pages of emails from 2011 to 2015 has intensified scrutiny over Biden’s handling of official communications. The Freedom of Information Act litigation led to the…

NASA just called off a SpaceX rocket launch that was supposed to rescue two astronauts stuck on the International Space Station. They made this decision less than an hour before the rocket was set to blast off. The agency hasn’t given any reasons for the sudden cancellation, nor have they set a new date for trying again. In a brief statement on X, NASA said, “Crew10 status: NASA and SpaceX are standing down on the March 12 launch attempt.” These delays have been a recurring issue. Astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have been stuck in space since June. They…

Senator Tom Cotton from Arkansas was caught in a whirlwind when Tucker Carlson pointed fingers at him regarding the JFK assassination files. Carlson, while chatting with Chris Cuomo, stirred the pot by saying a Republican senator was blocking the release of those files. The conversation got heated when Carlson eventually named Cotton, stirring quite the controversy. Cotton wasted no time in setting the record straight. “This is false. I have no problem releasing the ‘JFK files,'” Cotton declared on social media. He emphasized that Carlson could have just asked him, as they had been in contact through text messages. Initially,…

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin has made waves with his recent announcement about significant budget cuts, aiming to tackle what he sees as excessive federal spending. This development follows the release of an undercover video by Project Veritas, which exposed some concerning practices within the agency. According to reports, the EPA had previously allocated billions of taxpayer dollars to climate change initiatives in a last-minute rush before President Trump’s inauguration. In a move to curb what he describes as wasteful spending, Zeldin has announced the suspension of over 400 grants, resulting in savings of more than $1.7 billion…

Democrats might not find this to their liking. Steve Witkoff, Trump’s envoy, revealed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has apologized to President Donald Trump in writing. This gesture seems to signify a potential shift in the ongoing diplomatic tension. “Zelensky sent a letter to the president. He apologized for that whole incident that happened in the Oval Office. I think that it was an important step, and there’s been a lot of discussion between our teams and the Ukrainians and the Europeans who are relevant to this discussion as well,” Witkoff stated on Fox News’ “America’s Newsroom.” Witkoff expressed optimism…

President Volodymyr Zelensky’s recent visit to Washington sparked controversy, particularly during his meeting with President Trump. The encounter in the Oval Office quickly turned tense, leading to an abrupt end. Zelensky, showing defiance, was asked to leave the White House until he was ready to engage in peace talks. Vice President Pence questioned Zelensky’s approach, highlighting the disrespect shown towards the administration. He emphasized that the U.S. is trying to prevent the destruction of Ukraine. President Trump pointedly reminded Zelensky of Ukraine’s current position, suggesting that cooperation with the U.S. would be beneficial. Following the heated exchange, President Trump took…

A Myrtle Beach woman has been arrested and charged in connection with a massive fire that consumed over 2,000 acres. Authorities have identified the woman as 40-year-old Alexandra Bialousow. She faces charges of arson for negligently allowing the fire to spread and for not adhering to fire regulations on certain lands. The South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) has pointed to a fire pit on Bialousow’s property as the source of the blaze. This fire, known as the Covington Drive Fire, reportedly originated from her backyard. Witnesses claim that Bialousow started the fire in a pit near a tree line in…

The FBI’s recent arrest of three Army personnel on charges of treason marks a significant victory in the battle against espionage. In a bold move, these traitors attempted to exchange America’s military secrets for Chinese cash, underestimating the vigilance of our security agencies. FBI Director Kash Patel, a stalwart defender of national security, declared this week that treason is a crime that will never go unpunished. The individuals—Jian Zhao, Li Tian, and Ruoyu Duan—were stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord when they decided to betray their country. It’s shocking to see those who swore to protect America now standing accused of…

In a significant development, a South Carolina man, Brad Sigmon, was executed by firing squad after spending 20 years on death row for murder. This marks the first firing squad execution in the U.S. since 2010 and the first of its kind in South Carolina. Sigmon, at 67, opted for this method over lethal injection due to concerns about potential suffering. Sigmon’s execution took place at 6:05 p.m., where three Department of Corrections employees fired rifles at a target on his chest. Just three minutes later, he was declared dead. The rifles were loaded with .308 caliber Winchester 110-grain TAP…

Liz Oyer, who led the Justice Department’s pardon office, has been removed from her position after three years of service. In a heartfelt LinkedIn post, she shared her disappointment, saying, “I’m sad to share that I was fired today from the job I have poured my heart and soul into for the last three years.” Oyer expressed pride in her team, emphasizing their commitment to the work of the Office of the Pardon Attorney. Oyer’s termination was signed off by U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. The Office of the Pardon Attorney plays a crucial role in advising the President…

In a recent turn of events, federal immigration authorities arrested Isidro Jimenez-Ibanez, the husband of Coachella City Council Member Yadira Perez, in a Walmart parking lot. This arrest, executed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), was described by officials as a “targeted enforcement action.” Jimenez-Ibanez, who originally hails from Mexico, has a criminal history that includes domestic violence, driving under the influence (DUI), and assault with a deadly weapon, according to reports from Newsweek. ICE has increased its focus on illegal immigrants with criminal records amid heightened concerns about public safety and immigration policies. A video of the arrest shows…

In a major victory for fiscal responsibility and government accountability, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has officially terminated several National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants that funded controversial transgender experiments on animals. These taxpayer-funded projects, which included bizarre studies on gender transitions in mice and hormone treatments for rats, became a national scandal after former President Donald Trump exposed them during a recent speech. During his speech, Trump called out the NIH for squandering millions of taxpayer dollars on absurd experiments that served no real benefit to the American people. He specifically pointed to an $8 million grant that…

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) is busy working to fulfill a mandate from Congress. The task at hand is to create a public report that sheds light on the corruption and immense wealth of top Chinese Communist Party officials. This directive emerged after the Biden administration failed to release the report as required. The 2023 National Defense Authorization Act had made it clear that the Director of National Intelligence, alongside the State Department, must produce this report. The report is set to cover senior CCP officials, including Chairman Xi Jinping, but the Biden administration missed the…

New research suggests that ultra-processed vegan food can increase the risk of heart disease and early death, the NY Post reports, citing a new study published in The Lancet from the University of São Paulo and Imperial College London. Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) include packaged goods, drinks, cereals and ready-to-eat products that contain colors, emulsifiers, flavors and other additives – and are notoriously high in sugar, saturated fat, salt, while often being devoid of vitamins. The researchers studied the diets of more than 118,000 Brits aged 40-69 years old found that while a plant-based diet promotes overall heart health, that only applies to fresh plant-based foods such as fruits and vegetables, as well as grains…

A new, more dangerous strain of the H5N1 bird flu, named D1.1, has been identified and is believed to have already caused two fatalities. Dr. Peter McCullough, a leading medical authority in the country, is raising alarms about the potential for human outbreaks and transmission. The doctor warns that this threat could escalate as more variants emerge, increasing the risk to humans. Dr. McCullough cautions that infections in mammals and migratory birds across the United States suggest further viral adaptation is probable. This adaptation could enhance the virus’s ability to transmit among mammals, potentially spilling over into human populations. He…