Author: Darnell Thompkins

The leaders of the FBI and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) have been clear about their stance: the Tren de Aragua gang is working hand in hand with Venezuela’s leader, Nicolas Maduro. Despite some “twisted” leaks claiming otherwise, the heads of these agencies aren’t backing down. Tulsi Gabbard, the ODNI director, and FBI Director Kash Patel are pushing back against these leaks, insisting on the gang’s connection with the Maduro regime. The Washington Post recently reported, citing unnamed sources, that the National Intelligence Council believes the Venezuelan government isn’t behind any U.S. invasion plans by the…

President Donald Trump has made it clear that Jerome Powell’s position as Federal Reserve Chairman is secure. Despite the recent imposition of tariffs on several nations, Trump assured the public that he has no plans to dismiss Powell. This comes after Powell expressed uncertainty about the tariffs’ effects, a move that some speculated might strain his relationship with the President. In the Oval Office, Trump addressed concerns about U.S. prices, confidently stating that costs are decreasing. He highlighted the drop in energy prices, noting the surprising sight of gasoline prices dipping to $1.98 per gallon in some states. “That’s a…

Amidst the ongoing scrutiny, yet another leak has surfaced, shedding light on the activities of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. A Signal chat group, reportedly initiated by Hegseth, has been thrust into the spotlight after sensitive military information was allegedly shared. The Wall Street Journal highlighted that this group included Hegseth’s wife, his personal lawyer, and others, raising questions about his handling of classified material. Hegseth, who had already faced criticism for sharing military operation details, is now under even more pressure. Reports suggest he had previously disclosed flight plans related to U.S. strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen to senior…

Los Angeles County residents are feeling the strain as the cost of living continues to soar, according to a new survey conducted by UCLA’s Luskin School of Public Affairs. The annual Quality of Life Index (QLI), which polled 1,400 residents, paints a grim picture: residents are increasingly worried about basic necessities like groceries, rent, and household goods. The county’s QLI score remains stagnant at an all-time low of 53 out of 100 — unchanged from 2024 and the worst level since the index began tracking in 2016. The survey reveals that the rising price of essentials — driven by inflation…

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg recently raised the possibility of contempt charges against members of the Trump administration. However, a federal appeals court has intervened to halt these proceedings for now. The decision was made by a split three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. Judges Gregory Katsas and Neomi Rao, both appointed by former President Trump, emphasized that their order does not address the merits of the case. Their intention was to allow the court ample time to consider the government’s appeal. Judge Cornelia Pillard, appointed by former President Obama, dissented from this decision.…

The Guardian, known for its liberal slant, recently published a controversial piece offering guidance on how to “divest” from products made in the United States. The article, penned by Jeremy Ettinghausen, is a guide for those attempting to boycott American goods under what is described as the “current regime.” Ettinghausen admits the endeavor is challenging but has laid out four personal rules to follow in this pursuit. These rules include avoiding all American products and services, shunning friendships with Americans, and steering clear of U.S.-produced art, music, and television. Ettinghausen humorously fantasizes about owning a Tesla, only to sell it…

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently upheld a previous ruling requiring the Trump administration to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man deported to El Salvador. The Justice Department sought to overturn this decision, but the court remained firm. This story highlights ongoing legal battles surrounding immigration policies under the Trump administration. Judge Paula Xinis originally ordered Garcia’s return, a decision that was later confirmed by the Supreme Court. The Justice Department’s appeal aimed to challenge Xinis’s directive, but the appeal was unsuccessful. This case serves as an example of the judiciary’s role in immigration matters.…

The Trump administration has taken a significant step by putting most of AmeriCorps’ full-time staff on administrative leave, signaling an impending reorganization of this Clinton-era volunteer agency. Established in 1993, AmeriCorps was meant to connect young Americans with community service opportunities, offering benefits like a stipend and education grants. However, there’s growing scrutiny over its efficiency, with some voices calling for its complete overhaul or even elimination. Despite receiving around $1 billion each year, AmeriCorps has failed eight consecutive audits, raising questions about its fiscal management. Representative Burgess Owens from Utah has been particularly vocal, criticizing the agency for its…

Judge James Boasberg recently decided against blocking the Trump administration’s plan to deport Venezuelan nationals detained in Texas. The case revolved around the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, which allows the president to deport foreign nationals considered enemies during wartime. The ACLU had requested a temporary restraining order for more notice before deporting individuals alleged to be affiliated with the Tren de Aragua gang, a notorious criminal organization. The ACLU’s request came after reports surfaced about deportation notices being issued to several individuals in Texas. Boasberg expressed sympathy but stated, “I don’t think I have the power to do anything…

Anti-Trump activists are gearing up for a sizable protest against President Donald Trump, backed by the 50501 movement, during Easter weekend. The organization operates under the mantra, “50 protests. 50 states. 1 movement,” aiming to defend the Constitution and combat what they view as executive overreach. Their upcoming “day of action” is scheduled for Saturday, April 19, the day prior to Easter Sunday. Hunter Dunn, a spokesperson for 50501, emphasized their goal to shield democracy from the perceived rise of authoritarianism within the Trump administration. Despite claims of nonpartisanship, participants reportedly include Democrats, independents, and some Republicans. The group announced…

This week, a heartwarming story emerged about the bravery and selflessness shown by a postal worker named Rungphet Bodnar. While on her usual mail route in Flint, Michigan, Bodnar witnessed a terrifying scene—a pit bull attacking an eight-year-old girl. Without a moment’s hesitation, Bodnar leaped into action, determined to save the child from the vicious animal. Bodnar, a dedicated letter carrier for nearly three decades, had always been committed to her job and the community she served. Despite contemplating retirement due to uncertainties within the U.S. Postal Service, incidents like this remind her of the value of her work. On…

Let’s talk about a situation that’s been stirring up quite a bit of attention online. A man named Nicholas Decker, who’s pursuing a PhD in economics at George Mason University, put out a post that has people talking. He’s suggesting a rather extreme solution to the political divide involving Trump and conservatives, and it’s not for the faint of heart. Decker, who doesn’t seem like your typical internet troll, has a profile that’s quite colorful. It features fox ears and flags symbolizing LGBT pride and support for Ukraine. But the message he’s spreading is far from playful; it’s downright alarming.…

In a massive blow to the radical left’s ongoing war against free speech, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has just declassified a bombshell: a secret Biden administration plan designed to censor and suppress nearly half the American population — especially Trump supporters — in the run-up to the pivotal 2024 election. This Orwellian blueprint, officially called the Strategic Implementation Plan for Countering Domestic Terrorism, is nothing short of a roadmap for left-wing authoritarianism. Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO), a fierce defender of constitutional rights and a rising conservative star, called it exactly what it is: “a roadmap for left-wing ideological…

President Donald Trump once again demonstrated his unparalleled leadership and strategic thinking during a recent Oval Office ceremony, offering critical updates on the ongoing trade negotiations with China. Speaking with characteristic clarity and strength, Trump made it clear that America is in the driver’s seat. Whether or not a mutual agreement is reached, the United States will set the terms — and the world will have no choice but to follow. Trump revealed that Chinese officials have been eagerly reaching out for discussions after he boldly raised tariffs on Chinese goods to a commanding 145 percent. This move, seen by…

In yet another glaring example of judicial overreach, a federal judge has ruled that there’s enough “probable cause” to hold President Donald Trump in contempt over his administration’s deportation flights, despite the President’s clear constitutional authority to protect American citizens. U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, an Obama appointee with a long history of politically motivated decisions, had issued an emergency order on March 15 trying to halt the Trump administration’s lawful deportations of dangerous illegal aliens. President Trump, standing firm, invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798—a law specifically designed to allow the removal of threats to national security. Despite…

President Donald Trump has taken a firm stand against drug cartels in Mexico, demanding stronger action from the Mexican government. He has warned that failure to do so could result in increased trade tariffs. His administration’s firm stance echoes the Reagan-era belief in strong, decisive action to protect national interests. Recently, Mexican authorities captured a notorious cartel leader, Jorge Luis Chavez Hernandez, known as “El Flaco” or “Gonzo.” This arrest, as reported by Breitbart, may be an attempt by Mexico to show good faith in combating cartel activities. Such actions could potentially influence Trump’s tariff decisions, as they seek to…

In a development that has raised concern throughout the Boston medical community, six employees at Newton-Wellesley Hospital have recently been diagnosed with benign brain tumors. What’s striking is that all six individuals worked on the hospital’s fifth floor, though at varying times and for different durations. The hospital’s President and Chief Operating Officer, Ellen A. Maloney, publicly acknowledged the issue in early April, assuring staff and the public that the hospital is taking the matter seriously. These tumors, while noncancerous, have nonetheless prompted an extensive internal and external investigation, due to the unusual concentration of cases within a specific area…

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) recently made headlines by repatriating three Americans who were accused of taking part in a failed coup attempt against President Felix Tshisekedi. These individuals were among a group of 37 defendants who faced the harsh sentence of death, handed down by a military court in September 2024. However, in a surprising turn of events, their sentences were reduced to life imprisonment just last week. The coup attempt, which unfolded in May 2024, sent shockwaves throughout the nation and the international community. The DRC government acted swiftly, rounding up those believed to be responsible…

President Donald Trump has taken a strong stance against Mexico, threatening tariffs and sanctions due to Mexico’s failure to meet its water-sharing obligations with Texas. This dispute centers around a 1944 treaty that mandates Mexico to provide 1.75 million acre-feet of water from the Rio Grande to the U.S. every five years. In return, the U.S. sends Mexico 1.5 million acre-feet annually from the Colorado River. Trump has made it clear that he expects Mexico to honor this agreement, stating, “We will keep escalating consequences, including TARIFFS and, maybe even SANCTIONS, until Mexico honors the Treaty, and GIVES TEXAS THE…

A federal judge recently ruled that the Trump administration must rectify the mistaken deportation of a migrant to prison in El Salvador. Despite the White House’s appeal to the Supreme Court, the unanimous decision upheld the order to address the error. The administration acknowledged that Kilmar Abrego Garcia was wrongfully removed. According to the New York Post, the Trump administration’s Supreme Court petition noted Garcia’s detention in El Salvador’s Center for Terrorism Confinement (CECOT). Solicitor General John Sauer admitted that Garcia’s deportation was an “administrative error.” However, Sauer argued that this mistake doesn’t permit district courts to overstep in foreign…

In Louisiana, a series of lawsuits are raising concerns about the future of energy production, a key focus of President Donald Trump’s policy vision. Former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr has expressed apprehension over these legal actions targeting oil and gas companies for coastal erosion, suggesting they could undermine the state’s energy sector. Barr’s letter to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill highlights a jury’s decision requiring Chevron to pay $745 million for damages related to wetland pollution. These lawsuits, according to Barr, threaten to impose severe liabilities on companies for activities that were once legally sanctioned and economically beneficial. The…

The Biden-Harris administration found itself in a bit of a pickle when a Chinese surveillance balloon was discovered floating over U.S. territory. They knew about this balloon since January 28, but kept it under wraps until February 2. It turns out, they were chatting behind the scenes with Chinese officials, hoping to keep things quiet to avoid any diplomatic spats. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was front and center in these talks, telling Chinese counterparts that if news of the balloon got out, it could seriously mess up U.S.-China relations. The balloon’s presence put a wrench in Blinken’s planned trip…

Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Hamas activist affiliated with Columbia University, faced a significant legal hurdle when his attempt to prevent the university from sharing student disciplinary records was denied. His legal migrant status was revoked by the Trump administration, and he is currently in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The Republican-led House committee is investigating antisemitic activities on college campuses and requested these records as part of their probe. A federal judge recently dismissed Khalil’s plea for a temporary restraining order against Columbia University. The judge’s decision was based on the grounds that Khalil had not sufficiently demonstrated…

A shocking event unfolded in Washington, D.C., where a mass stabbing resulted in at least seven people being rushed to the hospital. The chaos erupted near Meigs Place and Montello Avenue NE, as confirmed by a statement from D.C. police on social media. It was a terrifying scene, but the community’s response was nothing short of heroic. The perpetrator of this brutal attack is now in police custody. According to WTTG-TV, the suspect was reportedly in a disturbed mental state and even turned the weapon on himself and a woman he knew. In a brave attempt to stop the violence,…

A recent high school track meet in Portland, Oregon, saw a controversial outcome when a biological male athlete, competing under the name Lia Rose, took the first-place spot in a girls’ event. Lia Rose, who previously competed in the boys’ division as Zachary Rose, emerged victorious in the high jump at the Portland Interscholastic League Varsity Relays. The winning height was 4 feet, 8 inches, narrowly surpassing the second-place competitor by two inches. Under the name Zachary, this athlete’s performance in the boys’ division was lackluster. In 2023, when competing against junior varsity boys, Zachary Rose finished last out of…

New York is setting the stage for an early release of prison inmates due to a significant shortage of correctional staff after a strike by officers. This decision, outlined in a memo from Department of Corrections Commissioner Daniel Martuscello III, is seen by some as a risky move for public safety. In his memo, Martuscello emphasized that only inmates meeting specific criteria would be eligible for release, excluding those with violent or sexual offenses. Those considered for release must have a residence lined up and no more than 110 days left of their sentence. The commissioner anticipates a significant number…

President Donald Trump and Maine Governor Janet Mills have found themselves at odds over a contentious issue involving school sports. The crux of the dispute is Maine’s refusal to adhere to a federal ban on allowing biological males to compete in girls’ sports, which has led to a significant clash between state and federal authorities. This disagreement is rooted in differing interpretations of anti-discrimination laws and how they should be applied in the realm of athletics. In a move to enforce compliance, Trump, through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), has decided to freeze certain federal funds for Maine. This…

Hunter Biden, embroiled in a series of legal predicaments, has chosen to relinquish his law license in Washington, D.C. This decision, announced by the D.C. Bar’s Board on Professional Responsibility, is unsurprising to those familiar with his legal escapades. It appears to be a strategic move to avoid a full disbarment proceeding that would expose his criminal missteps. In June, a jury found Hunter guilty of felony gun charges, including possession of a firearm while using illegal drugs and fabricating information about his drug use on a federal document. Then in September, he admitted guilt to tax evasion and other…

A significant reshuffle took place at the National Security Council, resulting in the removal of several key figures. Conservative journalist Laura Loomer is being credited for influencing these changes. President Trump took decisive action, dismissing three officials from the council shortly after Loomer’s visit to the Oval Office. During her meeting with Trump, Loomer reportedly urged the dismissal of certain National Security Council staff, including Principal Deputy National Security Adviser Alex Wong. Her dissatisfaction stemmed from the presence of “neocons” in the administration. CNN disclosed that at least one firing was directly linked to Loomer’s interaction with the President. The…

The House Freedom Caucus, known for its strong conservative values, has been a prominent force in American politics. Yet, a significant shift occurred with Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna announcing her departure. Luna expressed her frustration, stating that her respect was “shattered last week.” Luna communicated her decision to leave through a letter addressed to the House Freedom Caucus. In the letter, she emphasized her consistent support for the group, even amidst disagreements. However, she noted that recent events had broken the mutual respect within the caucus. The controversy revolved around Luna’s attempt to utilize a “discharge petition.” This…

Hunter Biden recently decided to give up his law license in Washington, D.C., as revealed in an affidavit made public by the Board on Professional Responsibility. His law license had been suspended last June following his convictions for three felonies in Delaware. President Joe Biden later pardoned him for these crimes in December, allowing the former first son to move past these legal troubles. Hunter Biden has practiced law in Washington, D.C., since 2007, so this decision marks the end of a significant chapter in his career. The Board on Professional Responsibility recommended that the D.C. Court of Appeals accept…

Sean “Diddy” Combs has hit another legal snag as a federal judge in New York threw out a lawsuit against him. The suit, brought by an anonymous woman who claimed Combs assaulted her in 1995, was dismissed because she wouldn’t reveal her identity in court. Judge Lewis J. Liman ruled that without a real name attached, the case couldn’t move forward. The woman, known only as “Jane Doe,” alleged that Combs made unwanted advances towards her at a party and struck her when she rejected him. Despite the gravity of her claims, the court maintained that she must refile using…

President Donald Trump’s administration has approached the Supreme Court, seeking permission to expedite deportations using the Alien Enemies Act. This move aims to overturn a lower court’s injunction that currently prevents the deportation of illegal immigrants to their home countries or detention facilities abroad. It’s a significant step, marking the first time the Trump administration has sought Supreme Court intervention since taking office in January. The administration’s legal battle comes amid an onslaught of lawsuits from left-wing entities. Despite the challenges, acting Solicitor General Sarah Harris underscored the importance of presidential authority in national security matters. “The Constitution supplies a…

The World Health Organization (WHO), known for its controversial Covid-19 lockdown strategies, is now facing financial challenges. With the Trump administration’s bold decision to withdraw support, the WHO is left scrambling to fill the void left by American funding. This move reflects a broader trend of the U.S. standing up to international organizations that have long relied on American resources while opposing its interests. Nations around the globe have grown accustomed to criticizing the United States while benefiting from its generosity. The WHO, which has been criticized for aligning too closely with authoritarian regimes, particularly China, is now realizing the…

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is making headlines with his ambitious plan to overhaul the sprawling department. As part of his bold initiative to streamline operations and cut down on government bloat, Kennedy has set in motion a plan to reduce the HHS workforce by 20,000 employees. This transformative move underscores his commitment to shrinking the size of the federal government — a principle championed by conservative icons like Ronald Reagan. One of the most significant steps Kennedy has taken is targeting the Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy (OIDP) for restructuring. This office, which…

The recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has allowed President Donald Trump to remove two federal board members, enhancing his control over the executive branch. The court’s ruling overturned previous orders that blocked Trump from firing Cathy Harris of the Merit Systems Protection Board and Gwynne Wilcox of the National Labor Relations Board. Led by Judge Justin Walker, the court concluded that Trump’s actions were in line with constitutional powers. Judge Walker emphasized the constitutional framework that empowers the President, highlighting the independence crafted by the framers. He noted, “Article II of…

The FBI has set up a special task force aimed at stopping the attacks on Elon Musk’s Tesla. Tesla, known for its electric vehicles, has been under fire from the left since Musk joined President Donald Trump as a senior adviser. Musk and the president are working together to tackle waste and fraud in the federal government. The FBI has noted 48 reports of attacks on Tesla facilities, including vehicles, dealerships, and charging stations this month alone. These incidents have led to a dedicated 10-person task force, which includes special agents and intelligence analysts from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,…

Watching former members of the Biden-Harris administration finally speak up about some uncomfortable truths is a mixed bag. It’s refreshing on one hand, yet downright frustrating on the other, considering they could have spoken up when it mattered most but chose not to. Among these voices is Michael LaRosa, who worked on Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign and later as Jill Biden’s press secretary until the summer of 2022, right after the infamous “breakfast taco” incident in San Antonio. LaRosa has made some eye-opening claims about his time in the White House that have stirred quite the conversation. He mentioned in…

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has been grappling with financial losses for years, but it’s finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel. By cutting back on 50 million work hours and shutting down unnecessary facilities, the agency has saved billions annually. This is all part of USPS’s 10-year “Delivering for America” plan, which is focused on boosting both financial and operational efficiency. USPS has also managed to bump up its annual revenue by $3.5 billion. They’ve done this by updating their product offerings, especially since First-Class Mail volume has been on the decline. Additionally, the agency…

Florida authorities have reported the arrest of two illegal aliens accused of molesting a teenager on a Royal Caribbean cruise near Miami. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revealed that one of the suspects is HIV-positive and assured the public that deportation proceedings are underway. She emphasized, “We WILL get these sickos out of our country,” underscoring her commitment to ensuring safety. The suspects, Jose Prudencio Diaz, 36, and Ricardo Daniel Mondragon Leal, 37, allegedly exposed themselves to a 14-year-old boy on the Independence of the Seas cruise ship. The teenager reported that while in a sauna, both men began inappropriate…

Shortly after taking office, President Donald Trump assigned Elon Musk the task of leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to root out fraud and wasteful government spending. Musk has made significant strides, with his most recent revelation highlighting a shocking $330 million in business loans handed out to children. This includes a startling case where a 9-month-old baby was awarded a $100,000 loan. According to Breitbart, the exposure of this misuse of funds was brought to light during a cabinet meeting at the White House. Musk, addressing the gathered officials, pointed out that the Small Business Administration (SBA) had…

A watchdog organization has raised concerns about a former official from the Biden administration. The group, Protect the Public’s Trust (PPT), has filed a complaint against Melissa Schwartz. They claim she is misusing a government-affiliated social media account to promote an anti-Trump organization. Schwartz, who was once the communications director for the Department of the Interior, now works for Democracy Forward. This organization is known for opposing Trump-era policies. The complaint suggests Schwartz’s continued use of a government-verified social media profile might violate National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) guidelines. According to the complaint, Schwartz’s account still displays a “gray…

As the Democratic Party scrambles to find a viable candidate for the 2028 presidential election, speculation is already running rampant. While there is still ample time before an official nominee is selected, the left is struggling to rally behind a leader who can unite their increasingly fractured base. The Democratic establishment, often mocked as the Party of Enforced Insanity, appears more disorganized than ever, and their latest floated contender is raising eyebrows. At the moment, Vice President Kamala Harris leads in early polling, but the enthusiasm behind her is anything but strong. The disastrous 2024 campaign cycle left many Democrats…

Three young boys in Albuquerque made headlines after a shocking incident last year. The boys, aged 11, 13, and 15, were reportedly involved in a tragic event where they hit a 63-year-old cyclist with their car while filming themselves. The cyclist, Scott Dwight Habermehl, was on his way to work at Sandia National Laboratories when this all happened. The police have been on the case, and as of Monday, they managed to arrest the 13-year-old. They’re still on the hunt for the 15-year-old, while the 11-year-old has also been caught. Due to their ages, their names haven’t been released to…

Republican lawmakers are gearing up to introduce a new bill that aims to solidify President Donald Trump’s executive order for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). This move is seen as crucial to protecting the DOGE from what they view as the left’s legal tactics over the next 18 months. Rep. Cory Mills from Florida is spearheading this effort, with support from fellow Republicans Byron Donalds, Barry Moore, and Michael Rulli. The DOGE, according to Mills, has revolutionized government operations by introducing new IT software that enhances communication across various government branches. \This has allowed the Trump administration to conduct…

The radical left’s continuous assault on presidential power is reaching unprecedented levels. Across the nation, activist judges have been using their positions to undermine the Trump administration through nationwide injunctions. While President Trump remains optimistic about the Supreme Court’s eventual intervention, there is a growing concern about the unchecked power of these judges. Attention has turned to U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, who is attempting to obstruct President Trump’s efforts to safeguard Americans from dangerous foreign criminals. Appointed by Obama, Boasberg is laying the groundwork for another baseless impeachment attempt. His audacious ruling aimed to halt deportation flights under the…

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that the University of Maine System (UMS) has decided to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order. This directive bars biologically male athletes from competing in women’s sports. The USDA had previously paused federal funding to UMS as part of a Title IX compliance review. Funding was reinstated after UMS confirmed its adherence to federal guidelines. These guidelines are now in line with Trump’s policy. The USDA stated that UMS has affirmed its commitment to protecting equal opportunities for women and girls in sports. The USDA emphasized that any false claims by UMS…

Two illegal immigrants escaped from a detention center in Colorado, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This breakout happened because a power outage at the facility accidentally unlocked the back doors. Joel Jose Gonzalez-Gonzalez, 32, and Geilond Vido-Romero, 24, were confirmed missing after a headcount at the Denver Contract Detention Facility in Aurora. Aurora City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky explained to KDVR that the power outage occurred around 9:30 p.m., unlocking a door that led to the soccer facility. By midnight, ICE agents discovered the escape during an emergency count. ICE issued a statement claiming that local authorities were notified,…

attempt to meddle in U.S. immigration policies. The website, operated by the so-called “Committee for the Defense of Venezuelan Migrants,” presents itself as a human rights initiative, but many see it as yet another political ploy by Nicolás Maduro’s dictatorship to attack the United States and distract from the economic and humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Venezuela. The timing of this move is no coincidence. Under President Donald Trump’s leadership, the U.S. took a hardline stance against socialist regimes like Maduro’s, enforcing strict sanctions and making it clear that America would not be a dumping ground for those fleeing failed leftist…

The Trump administration is addressing a critical issue in the nation’s air traffic control system, an area that has been neglected for decades. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy has announced on “Fox & Friends” a modern overhaul is in the works, set to replace the outdated infrastructure that has been in place for over 25 years. This move marks a significant step toward improving the efficiency and safety of air travel across the United States. An official announcement is anticipated soon, but Duffy has already shared some insights into the planned upgrades. “We use copper wires, floppy disks — I…

Ben & Jerry’s, widely recognized for its bold political stances, is facing a significant shake-up at the top. The iconic ice cream brand is embroiled in a legal battle with its parent company, Unilever, following the ousting of CEO David Stever. The dispute centers on Stever’s refusal to abandon the company’s well-known progressive ideals, sparking a broader debate over corporate influence and political activism. Unilever, the British conglomerate that owns several global brands, has been accused by Ben & Jerry’s of stifling its leadership’s ability to make political statements. Notably, these statements often included criticism of former President Donald Trump.…

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is taking a bold stand against leftist judicial interference, proposing a game-changing strategy to protect President Trump’s America First agenda from activist judges. DeSantis is calling on Congress to strip jurisdiction from federal courts that have repeatedly obstructed Trump’s policies—a move well within constitutional authority and long overdue in the fight against deep-state sabotage. For years, radical, unelected federal judges—dubbed “resistance judges”—have stood in the way of policies that millions of Americans voted for. From border security to deregulation, judges handpicked by Obama and Clinton have thrown legal roadblocks at Trump’s executive actions, effectively overriding the…

The Justice Department has taken a major stand against judicial overreach, formally requesting the removal of Judge James Boasberg from overseeing the Trump administration’s Alien Enemies Act case. This bold move comes after Boasberg—an Obama-appointed activist judge—issued an emergency order attempting to block the deportation of dangerous Venezuelan gang members, including members of the notorious Tren de Aragua criminal syndicate. The controversy erupted when Boasberg tried to interfere with a lawful deportation order, recklessly demanding that the U.S. government bring back criminal aliens who were already in the process of being removed. According to Politico, Boasberg arrogantly ordered that “Any…

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched a highly coordinated military operation in Gaza on Monday after Hamas once again refused to release Israeli hostages, violating ceasefire agreements and demonstrating its continued disregard for human life and international law. The decision to strike was not taken lightly, but was deemed absolutely necessary by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz, who have made it clear that Israel will not tolerate terrorism nor allow Hamas to dictate terms through violence and extortion. The IDF operation targeted key Hamas strongholds, neutralizing dozens of terrorist operatives and dismantling infrastructure used to launch…

Minneapolis has become the latest battleground in the fight between law and order under President Trump’s leadership and the radical left’s relentless push for open borders. Leaked emails have exposed a coordinated effort by local defense attorneys to shield illegal immigrants from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), directly undermining federal law and national security. These revelations provide further evidence that sanctuary cities are not just failing to cooperate with ICE, but are actively obstructing the enforcement of immigration laws, even as President Trump has worked tirelessly to restore order to a system that has been exploited for far too long.…

Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) are at the center of a politically charged legal battle, as radical leftist forces attempt to sabotage one of the most transformative government reform initiatives in American history. The attack, led by 14 Democrat state attorneys general, is nothing more than a desperate attempt to preserve Washington’s bloated, inefficient bureaucracy and prevent President Donald Trump’s vision of a lean, accountable government from being realized. Judge Tanya Chutkan, a well-known anti-Trump activist in a robe, has ordered DOGE to turn over highly sensitive plans detailing how the agency intends to cut through…

The new Virginia-based task force led by the FBI is making waves by arresting 214 criminals, including members of notorious gangs like MS-13 and Tren de Aragua, all within a short span of two weeks. This operation showcases the power of collaboration between law enforcement agencies in tackling violent crime and illegal immigration. The New York Post reports on this successful initiative, emphasizing its significant impact on criminal activity. The operation, led by the FBI, is a first-of-its-kind initiative aimed at uniting law enforcement across Virginia to rid the streets of dangerous criminals. With an impressive number of arrests already,…

Federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) executed search warrants at Columbia University dormitories in a move that signals the Trump administration’s commitment to cracking down on anti-American and extremist activities on college campuses. These searches come in the wake of the arrest of radical anti-Israel activist Mahomoud Khalil, a Palestinian national with a green card who has been leading inflammatory protests and spreading extremist rhetoric at Columbia and Barnard College. The operation underscores the administration’s strong stance on national security and its zero-tolerance policy toward foreign nationals engaging in radical activism. Columbia’s Interim President Katrina Armstrong confirmed…

In a major test of President Donald Trump’s bold government efficiency agenda, a federal judge has ruled that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) must release internal records in response to a lawsuit from the left-wing group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW). This legal challenge, backed by bureaucratic holdovers from previous administrations, is the latest attempt by Washington insiders to undermine one of Trump’s most innovative and effective government reforms. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper’s decision dismissed the Biden administration’s attempt to shield DOGE from scrutiny under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). While transparency is important,…

President Donald Trump’s historic effort to streamline the Department of Education and return power to the states is facing fierce opposition from liberal strongholds. Twenty states, led by leftist governments in California and New York, along with Washington, D.C., have filed a lawsuit challenging Trump’s decision to cut over 1,315 Department of Education employees—a move that slashes the agency’s bloated workforce by nearly 50%. This lawsuit is a desperate attempt by entrenched bureaucrats to preserve Washington’s control over America’s schools. The plaintiff states claim that these staff reductions will cause “immense damage” by reducing federal oversight of education programs. In…

President Donald Trump’s Department of Education recently announced that it’s launching investigations into 60 universities across the country over concerns about anti-Semitism. Just last week, the Education Department, alongside the Department of Justice, the Department of Health and Human Services, and the U.S. General Services Administration, pulled $400 million in federal grants and contracts from Columbia University. This decision was made due to the university’s alleged failure to address ongoing harassment of Jewish students, as highlighted in a DOE press release. The situation at Columbia was brought to light earlier this month when the university was informed that a joint…

Brazil’s latest infrastructure venture, the construction of the so-called “Avenida Liberdade,” is nothing short of an environmental catastrophe disguised as progress. This four-lane, eight-mile highway, meant to improve access to Belem, is being sold as a “sustainable mobility project” by government officials and climate summit organizers. But beneath the thin veneer of eco-friendly branding lies a grim reality: the reckless destruction of the Amazon rainforest to accommodate a single event—the 30th annual Conference of the Parties (COP30). The irony is staggering. Brazilian authorities claim this project will modernize Belem, providing wildlife crossings, solar-powered lighting, and bike lanes. However, these token…

In Congress, Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., once again found herself standing alone, casting the sole vote against a bill aimed at tackling the issue of cartel-built tunnels under the southern border. The Subterranean Border Defense Act, which seeks to boost efforts in detecting and eliminating these passageways, sailed through the House with overwhelming bipartisan support. Out of 403 votes, Tlaib’s was the only “no,” leaving many wondering about her reasons, especially since her office remained silent. The bill was introduced by Rep. Eli Crane, R-Ariz., and co-sponsored by Rep. Lou Correa, D-Calif., showing rare unity across party lines. The legislation…

The defense team for Ryan Routh, who faces charges of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump during the 2024 election, took an unexpected turn in court this month. They requested permission to test fire the gun allegedly found at Routh’s location near Trump’s golf course in West Palm Beach. Defense attorney Kristy Militello argued that this test could determine whether the weapon was capable of being fired from the distance at which Routh was apprehended. The Department of Justice (DOJ) was quick to push back against this request. DOJ attorney John Shipley Jr. labeled the proposed test as “utterly unprecedented,”…

Mary Comans, a former top official at FEMA, recently found herself at the center of a legal storm involving accusations she misallocated funds meant for disaster relief. The controversy erupted when the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reported that FEMA had spent nearly $60 million to house illegal immigrants in luxury hotels in New York City. Following this revelation, Comans was swiftly terminated by the Trump administration, but now she is fighting back with a lawsuit against FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). In her lawsuit, Comans argues that she was unfairly fired and publicly shamed without due…

Edgar Batista Matos, a Dominican national, was recently sent back to his home country by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This deportation is significant because Batista Matos is wanted in the Dominican Republic for a human smuggling operation that tragically ended in the deaths of three minors. ICE worked closely with the Dominican National Police to ensure this deportation went smoothly. “ICE prioritizes the arrest and removal of criminal alien fugitives,” the agency emphasized. Batista Matos was flown from Miami International Airport to Las Americas International Airport in Santo Domingo on March 4. Upon landing, local law enforcement in…

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is back in the spotlight after firing three more individuals linked to the controversy in Florida post-Hurricane Milton. Many will recall the uproar when it emerged that FEMA officials allegedly bypassed homes displaying signs supporting then-presidential candidate Donald Trump. This scandal has been under investigation for some time, and it seems the agency is now wrapping up its inquiries. Acting FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton recently updated U.S. Rep. James Comer, head of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, with the latest developments. Hamilton’s letter stated the investigation had concluded, and three more individuals were…

The situation in South Africa has reached a critical point, with the government there facing international scrutiny. The nation’s controversial policies, particularly concerning land expropriation, have sparked outrage among conservatives worldwide. Many believe these actions are a blatant attack on the white minority, with potentially dire consequences for the country’s future. Critics argue that South Africa’s leadership has adopted a dangerous path, targeting white landowners under the guise of social justice. The “Expropriation Act,” which allows the government to seize land without compensation, is viewed by some as a direct violation of fundamental rights. This policy has drawn parallels to…

The Trump administration is reintroducing a policy aimed at detaining illegal migrant families, including children. This policy had been halted in 2021 when the Biden administration decided to stop detaining migrants who entered the U.S. with minors. Many migrants interpreted this change as a signal that bringing a child would guarantee them entry into the United States. Under Biden’s policy, there was a noticeable increase in child trafficking incidents. Human smugglers exploited the situation by pairing children with unrelated migrant groups to create the illusion of family units. Last Thursday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement made it clear that the U.S.…

Millions of Americans are facing the threat of financial scams, with a significant number losing their hard-earned money. According to a survey by Bankrate, nearly a third of U.S. adults have encountered financial fraud or scams in the past year. Of those, about 37 percent actually lost money, whether from someone accessing their personal information or sending funds to scammers. Younger generations, surprisingly, seem to be losing more money to scams compared to older folks. While baby boomers and Gen X might experience more fraud, Gen Z and millennials are more often the ones who end up with empty pockets.…

Disney has recently announced layoffs affecting about 200 employees, representing a significant reduction in staff across two major divisions. The affected divisions are Disney’s ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks unit. This move comes as cable ratings and revenue decline, with viewers increasingly turning to streaming services and digital platforms. One notable aspect of these layoffs is the closure of the popular site 538, which was originally created by Nate Silver. 538 was known for its data-driven approach to predicting election outcomes, as well as other events like the Oscars and sports. However, its credibility suffered after the arrival…

New York City recently faced a setback in court regarding its attempt to reclaim $80.5 million in federal grants, originally provided during the Biden administration to manage the influx of illegal immigrants. A federal judge, Jennifer Rearden, decided against the city’s plea to have these funds returned immediately, stating that New York City had not demonstrated any irreparable harm and could potentially win the funds back if their lawsuit succeeds. This decision came after a hearing held in Manhattan’s federal court. The legal tussle began on February 4 when city officials took action against the decision by the Federal Emergency…

Madison Mogen, a 21-year-old student at the University of Idaho, fought fiercely against her attacker. Investigators discovered a mix of DNA under her fingernails, which has become a focal point in the ongoing legal battle. The incident occurred in her Moscow, Idaho, home, where she and three friends were tragically killed. Defense attorney Bicka Barlow, known for her expertise in challenging DNA evidence, has joined suspect Bryan Kohberger’s defense team. Barlow aims to limit the impact of the DNA findings at trial, arguing that they don’t conclusively link her client to the crime. She contends that the inconclusive results could…

The Internal Revenue Service is planning a significant workforce reduction, aiming to cut up to 50% of its current staff. With around 100,000 employees currently on the payroll, the potential reduction could affect approximately 45,000 positions. This move follows the Biden administration’s expansion of the IRS, which saw the hiring of 88,000 agents ostensibly targeting the middle class. President Trump recently initiated workforce reductions by letting go of 6,000 IRS employees. The New York Times reported that those terminated were mostly individuals hired under the Biden administration. According to ABC News, this is part of a broader strategy by the…

FBI Director Kash Patel recently shared some big news about the capture of eight Mexican nationals linked to murder and drug-trafficking. Among the apprehended were two individuals who had once made it to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. Patel emphasized, “The FBI and our partners will scour the ends of the earth to bring terrorists and cartel members to justice.” One of the most notorious arrests was that of Rafael Caro Quintero, a former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive. Quintero was behind the 1985 kidnapping and murder of DEA Special Agent Enrique Camarena Salazar. Patel made it clear that…

The Trump administration has taken decisive steps to tackle the high cost of prescription drugs in the United States, breaking away from the empty promises often associated with politicians. President Trump has identified the root causes of inflated prices, such as middlemen, government red tape, and European price controls, which lead to Americans paying significantly more for their medications. Unlike previous administrations, Trump is actively working to dismantle these barriers and provide relief to American consumers. Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) play a significant role in driving up drug prices, contributing to an increase of about 50 percent. These middlemen, along…

In the heart of Silicon Valley, a novel leadership coaching program is making waves among tech executives. This unique initiative combines the psychedelic properties of ketamine with leadership training to help executives overcome mental barriers. The program, led by Aria Stone and Shuang Shuang, is designed to enhance leadership abilities through a three-day immersive experience. Ketamine, known for its dissociative anesthetic qualities, is used here to promote neuroplasticity. Aria Stone, a psychologist, emphasizes the drug’s potential for creating a window of optimization in the brain. The program’s approach taps into the increased interest in psychedelics among high-level professionals. Catering predominantly…

Congress is taking a hard look at pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) because they’re concerned about the high cost of prescription drugs. Lawmakers argue that PBMs, which play a big but often hidden role in the pharmaceutical supply chain, are driving up prices. This is creating financial strain for patients, small businesses, and taxpayers alike. Both Republicans and Democrats are coming together to push for legislation that will regulate PBMs. The aim is to make drug pricing more transparent and increase competition in the market. As Buddy Carter, Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health, put it, “PBMs…

The FBI has started to return boxes of personal items to former President Donald Trump, which were earlier seized during the raid on his Mar-a-Lago residence. According to a report by The Daily Wire, White House Communications Director Steven Cheung stated, “The FBI is giving the president his property back that was taken during the unlawful and illegal raids.” Cheung mentioned that the items were being loaded onto Air Force One. Details about what specific items were taken during the raid remain unclear. The FBI’s raid on Trump’s Florida estate in 2022 was linked to allegations that he had not…

Donald Trump has taken a firm stance on the responsible use of taxpayer dollars, recently implementing a freeze on federal spending to ensure funds aren’t wasted. This decisive move, however, faced opposition from U.S. District Judge Amir Ali, who was appointed by President Joe Biden. On February 13, Judge Ali temporarily halted this freeze, directing the Trump administration to continue with $2 billion in foreign aid payments. Chief Justice John Roberts intervened by granting the Trump administration’s request to pause Judge Ali’s order. This decision underlines a divide in America, where liberals seem to oppose Trump’s efforts to manage taxpayer…

So, Mexico has decided to hand over 29 cartel members to the United States, and among them is Rafael Caro Quintero, a notorious drug lord. He’s been in the spotlight for the 1985 killing of DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar. These extraditions seem to be happening just as the U.S. is gearing up to impose tariffs on Mexican imports. The individuals sent to the U.S. face some serious charges. We’re talking about racketeering, drug trafficking, murder, illegal use of firearms, money laundering, and the like. The Department of Justice is clearly not cutting any slack for these cartel members. Rafael…

President Trump is urging the Supreme Court to step in and address the controversial firing of ethics watchdog Hampton Dellinger. Acting Solicitor General Sarah Harris argued in a petition that a dismissed Special Counsel is improperly exercising executive power, despite opposition from the elected Executive. This situation has raised significant concerns about the balance of power within the executive branch. The Trump administration seeks swift action from the Supreme Court to resolve the issue surrounding Dellinger’s dismissal. The administration emphasizes that Dellinger has blocked the termination of certain probationary employees, complicating the matter further. “In short, a fired Special Counsel…

House Republicans managed to pass a crucial budget resolution by a narrow margin of 217 to 215, marking an essential step in implementing President Donald Trump’s first-year legislative priorities. The successful passage came as a relief to Speaker Mike Johnson, who initially withdrew the resolution, sparking rumors about insufficient support within the party. Through strategic discussions, GOP leadership managed to persuade Republican Reps. Victoria Spartz of Indiana, Warren Davidson of Ohio, and Tim Burchett of Tennessee to support the measure. Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie stood alone in his party by opposing the bill. The GOP had previously kept the…

A shocking new revelation suggests that the FBI’s attempts to undermine Donald Trump began even earlier than the infamous Crossfire Hurricane investigation. According to explosive whistleblower testimony, former FBI Director James Comey—a well-known Obama loyalist—orchestrated a covert operation in 2015 to infiltrate Trump’s presidential campaign before he even secured the Republican nomination. Reports indicate that two female FBI undercover agents, acting as “honeypots,” were embedded within Trump’s team to gather intelligence and possibly entrap campaign officials. This covert mission, which operated outside the official channels of the Department of Justice, was allegedly concealed from Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s later investigations…

President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order that could let the government purchase TikTok. This decision involves setting up a sovereign wealth fund, aiming to profit from contracts with specific companies. According to Investopedia, a sovereign wealth fund is a state-owned investment pool made up of money from the government’s surplus reserves. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick have been tasked with leading this initiative. Their focus includes potentially acquiring TikTok and investments in big companies like vaccine manufacturers. Lutnick mentioned, “If we are going to buy two billion COVID vaccines, maybe we should have some…

An inmate’s death in a New York prison has drawn attention amidst a continuing strike by corrections officers across the state. Jonathon Grant, aged 61, passed away at Auburn Correctional Facility over the weekend. The strike has left Governor Kathy Hochul deploying National Guard troops to manage staffing shortages. Grant was serving a lengthy sentence for rape and burglary when he was found unresponsive in his cell. The exact cause of his death remains under investigation by a medical examiner. Questions are being raised about whether the ongoing staffing issues contributed to his demise. The Legal Aid Society, representing incarcerated…

Mexico’s President, Claudia Sheinbaum, is shaking things up by proposing changes to the country’s constitution aimed at limiting foreign law enforcement activities. Her recent inauguration on October 1, 2024, marks the beginning of these bold moves. If these amendments pass, foreign agencies won’t be able to conduct investigations or legal actions on Mexican soil without a green light from the government. Critics are buzzing with speculation, questioning if Sheinbaum is aligning with cartels by protecting them from U.S. intervention. This comes after the United States labeled six Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. The U.S. Department of State’s designation…

The Trump administration is reportedly considering reinstating Title 42, a measure initially implemented to address the spread of COVID-19 by expelling migrants quickly. This policy, derived from the Public Health Service Act, allows for the swift removal of illegal entrants to curb the spread of diseases such as tuberculosis. Internal documents suggest that the administration is exploring this option as a means to manage current public health concerns. A source within Customs and Border Protection has indicated that field offices are being briefed on various strategies to enhance the capabilities to expel illegal migrants. The reintroduction of Title 42 is…

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is backing a Democrat-led bill that’s aiming to swap out words like “mother” for “inseminated person” and “husband” for “spouse” in state laws. This proposed change is part of Senate Bill 45, which ties into the 2025 legislature’s executive budget act. Dan O’Donnell, from The Dan O’Donnell Show, has been vocal about these potential changes, especially those in Section 3106 that aim to replace gender-specific terms with neutral ones like “person.” According to the Wisconsin State Legislature’s site, this bill was brought forward by the Joint Committee on Finance. O’Donnell expressed his concerns on X, stating,…

Three Democratic officials in Pennsylvania are facing allegations of tampering with voter rolls. This news has stirred up the ongoing national conversation about election integrity. Md Nurul Hasan, the vice president of the Borough of Millbourne Council, alongside Council Member Md Munsur Ali and ex-Council Member Md Rafikul Islam, has each been slapped with 16 counts of election fraud. The indictment accuses them of fabricating voter registrations to sway the local primary election results in 2021. According to prosecutors, the trio used an online voter registration platform to unlawfully add individuals to the voter lists. They aimed to increase their…

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt recently had a heated back-and-forth with NBC reporter Peter Alexander. The discussion centered around reports claiming the Social Security Administration (SSA) has been involved in fraudulent and improper payments. Leavitt was quick to challenge Alexander, questioning whether he was defending the misuse of taxpayer money in light of a government report revealing a staggering $71 billion in fraud. President Donald Trump took swift action by appointing Leland Dudek to lead the SSA as its acting administrator. Dudek steps into the role after the resignation of Michelle King, who reportedly disagreed with the newly created…

The Biden administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finds itself embroiled in controversy following revelations about its climate fund allocations. A senior official with ties to George Soros allegedly steered a significant portion of taxpayer money to his former employer. This situation has raised serious ethical concerns as the official, Jahi Wise, awarded $5 billion to the Coalition for Green Capital, where he was previously employed. Jahi Wise’s association with the EPA began in December 2022 when he became the founding director of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF). Under his leadership, the GGRF distributed $20 billion in grants to eight…

A senior prosecutor at the Department of Justice has resigned rather than complying with an order to halt a major bank’s disbursement of $20 billion in climate change funding. This funding was allocated to various left-leaning groups, flagged by the new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator, Lee Zeldin. The allocation, made under the Biden administration, was facilitated via Citibank and earmarked under the controversial “Inflation Reduction Act.” Denise Cheung, head of the criminal division at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C., refused to instruct Citibank to stop the payments. She argued that the funds had been legally allocated under…

Vice President JD Vance has been championing the cause of free speech during his recent international engagements. Despite pushback from European leaders and skeptical CBS journalists, Vance has been vocal about the concerning decline of free speech rights across Western nations. His efforts highlight a pressing issue that resonates with many who value these fundamental liberties. In a speech delivered in Munich, Vance spotlighted the troubling case of Adam Smith-Connor. This British physiotherapist and army veteran faced legal repercussions for standing quietly near an abortion clinic, simply praying for a few minutes. His silent act of prayer, meant to honor…

Stephen Miller took center stage on CNN, engaging in a spirited back-and-forth with anchor Brianna Keilar. The conversation revolved around the recent efforts by the administration to streamline the federal government, an initiative that has been met with skepticism from certain media outlets and Democratic critics. Miller, appearing confident and composed, highlighted the significant impact of this downsizing effort, laughing at the perceived naivety of the questions posed by Keilar. Keilar initiated the discussion by questioning who was at the helm of DOGE, an initiative aimed at reducing government size. With a chuckle, Miller clarified that former President Trump was…

So, here’s the scoop: Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has decided it’s time to dig into the messy Afghanistan withdrawal orchestrated by the Biden-Harris crew back in August 2021. This whole situation cost us 13 brave U.S. service members and handed over a ton of our military gear to the Taliban. Hegseth chatted with Breitbart News, where he laid out that the Pentagon is gearing up to get to the bottom of things, aiming to make sure those who messed up are held accountable. Hegseth wants to piece together every decision leading up to and during the withdrawal. “We’ve already…

Fox News New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently took measures to address the challenges faced in the state’s correctional facilities. The governor is preparing to deploy the New York National Guard to ensure the safety of correction officers, inmates, and nearby communities. This decision follows a serious incident at the Collins Correctional Facility where inmates overpowered guards. Reports have surfaced about staffing shortages contributing to the unrest within the facility. Over the past year, these shortages have led to numerous injuries among correctional officers. The governor has announced several initiatives aimed at bolstering protection for the guards and enhancing recruitment…

Jessica Tarlov, a host on Fox News, recently stirred up some controversy with her comments about President Trump and the rising inflation rates. Just a few weeks into Trump’s second term, Tarlov took to social media, pointing fingers at Trump for the inflation spike, quoting a CNN analysis that highlighted new Treasury data. Her tweet, “Golf, Gulf of America and tariffs aren’t bringing down inflation…who knew?!” quickly sparked a heated debate online. Michele Tafoya, a conservative podcaster, didn’t waste any time challenging Tarlov’s assertions. Tafoya argued that the inflation issues we’re seeing now are largely a legacy of the Biden…

Democrat-appointed judges have recently issued rulings that seem designed to obstruct the Trump administration’s agenda and the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) efforts to reduce wasteful spending. One such decision came from Judge Paul A. Engelmayer, an Obama appointee, who blocked DOGE and the Treasury secretary from accessing crucial payment systems. This move appears to be a classic case of judicial overreach, assisting those who oppose the administration’s policies. On Monday, District Judge John J. McConnell Jr. handed down a ruling that claimed the Trump administration violated a restraining order on White House spending freezes. This decision effectively strips the…

For over a hundred years, the identity of Jack the Ripper, one of history’s most notorious serial killers, remained shrouded in mystery. But thanks to modern advancements in DNA technology, the man behind the gruesome murders in London in 1888 has finally been unmasked. According to Vice and other conservative sources, a historian named Russell Edwards has identified the killer as Aaron Kosminski, a 23-year-old Polish immigrant who worked as a barber in London at the time. Kosminski was already a suspect during the original investigations, but law enforcement lacked the scientific tools to confirm his involvement back then. He…