Recent events have highlighted the troubling presence of jihadist activities within the United States. In New York, Ahmed al Jabali shockingly attacked a Jewish barber with scissors, claiming it was his “right as a Muslim to punish Jews.” Meanwhile, in Kentucky, Mirsad Ramic faced conviction for aiding ISIS and receiving military training. In Georgia, Aliakbar Mohammed Amin’s threats against President Trump and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard were alarming. The situation in Mankato, Minnesota, is equally concerning, where Mohamed Adan Mohamed was apprehended just in time. Authorities reported evident signs that Mohamed was planning a mass casualty attack. Charges…
Author: Doug Goldsmith
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s legal conflict is turning into quite the Hollywood spectacle, drawing in some big names like Taylor Swift and Hugh Jackman. According to sources from the Daily Mail, both stars are expected to receive subpoenas as part of this ongoing drama. It seems like it could happen any day now, as insiders suggest the legal paperwork is imminent. Taylor Swift, who is reportedly 35 years old, has been bracing herself for this moment. A source noted, “She has been waiting for a subpoena,” indicating her awareness of the situation. This could be the pivotal video for…
Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia finds himself at the center of a political storm due to his living arrangements. Living in a million-dollar luxury home without paying rent, thanks to his church’s generosity, has caught the attention of watchdog groups. These groups are urging the GOP-led Senate to investigate possible ethics violations related to Warnock’s housing situation. Andrew Kerr from the Washington Free Beacon reported that Warnock’s residence is equipped with high-end features, including a 100-bottle wine fridge and remote-controlled curtains. The fact that he hasn’t spent a dime for these luxuries is raising eyebrows. The Foundation for Accountability and…
A chilling story has emerged from Wisconsin where 17-year-old Nikita Casap’s sinister actions have caught national attention. His horrific crime spree included the murder of his parents, stealing $14,000, and plotting an assassination attempt on President Trump. Casap was reportedly communicating with a mysterious figure identified as Roman Viktorovich via Telegram, using a Ukrainian phone number. The FBI’s affidavit confirms the phone number belonged to Vodafone Ukraine, a major mobile carrier. Communication between Casap and the overseas contact was conducted in Ukrainian Cyrillic, solidifying the Ukrainian connection. The presence of the unique Ukrainian letter “і” in the name “ВіКТОВИЧ” further…
Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland recently confirmed that his journey to El Salvador was funded by U.S. taxpayer dollars. The trip aimed to secure the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported illegal immigrant with alleged ties to the notorious MS-13 gang. During an appearance on Fox News Sunday, Van Hollen was questioned by Shannon Bream about the trip’s funding, to which he admitted it was an “officially cleared, you know, congressional trip.” When pressed further about the financial source of the trip, Bream asked if taxpayer dollars were used. Van Hollen replied affirmatively, explaining that it was…
The scientific foundation of “implicit bias” has been under scrutiny for quite some time. Back in 2009, the Journal of Applied Psychology noted the evidence supporting the Harvard-designed implicit association test as “surprisingly weak” when it came to predicting discriminatory behavior. Even some liberal media outlets like Vox and New York Magazine have acknowledged the test’s inconsistency, and individual test results themselves caution users that they’re “not a definitive assessment of your implicit preference.” Despite these concerns, implicit bias training remains a requirement in many professional settings. This has sparked a legal battle led by a liberty-minded public interest law…
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, known for its liberal slant, has once again blocked a key initiative of the Trump Administration, maintaining the injunction against the transgender troop ban. This decision, handed down by judges Wallace Tashima, John Owens, and Roopali Desai, all appointed by Democratic presidents, keeps in place the order that prevents the removal of transgender individuals from military service. As a result, the stance of the Trump Administration to ensure a military free from perceived gender biases remains stalled. President Trump, in his efforts to bolster military readiness, signed two executive orders aimed at eliminating what…
Cody Balmer, a 38-year-old man, has been apprehended for allegedly firebombing the residence of Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania. Balmer’s actions seem to stem from a deep-seated animosity towards Jewish people. According to PennLive, Balmer himself contacted 911 after the incident, identifying himself and expressing his disdain for Shapiro’s supposed plans regarding Palestinians. The attack on Gov. Shapiro’s home has raised significant concerns about the rising tide of anti-Semitism in America. Conservative commentators have pointed out that such acts of violence are often the result of unchecked radicalization. This incident underscores the urgent need for stronger measures to combat hate…
Luigi Mangione, once celebrated in radical circles as a passionate left-wing activist, now faces the full weight of federal justice after being charged in the brutal and premeditated killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. What began as whispers among activist groups has exploded into a national outrage, with Mangione’s name splashed across headlines coast-to-coast. Once seen as a fiery voice against corporate America, Mangione now stands accused of committing one of the most chilling acts of politically motivated violence in recent memory. Prosecutors allege that Mangione carefully orchestrated the murder as a radical form of protest against what he described…
The shake-up at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has seen the exit of Deputy Director Marvin Richardson. After a 35-year career, Richardson was reportedly given a choice to resign or be removed, leading to his decision to step down. This move came amidst pressure from top officials within the Trump administration. Robert Cekada has stepped into the role, taking over as the ATF’s second-in-command. Cekada’s history with the agency dates back to 2005, and his appointment has sparked concern among conservatives. Many are wary of his extensive experience in regulatory enforcement, fearing it may lead to…
The declassified FBI Crossfire Hurricane documents have unveiled more layers of intrigue surrounding the bureau’s investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 Trump campaign. Among the revelations, the files suggest that the FBI considered using illegal aliens as confidential sources. These documents, dubbed the “Russiagate binder,” were obtained by The Federalist and Just The News, providing a peek into the bureau’s controversial tactics. Central to the investigation was Stefan Halper, a former FBI informant who played a critical role in surveilling Trump’s team. Reports reveal that Halper received over $1 million from the bureau. The implications of such expenditures…
Amid rising tensions, acts of vandalism and violence against Tesla vehicles and dealerships have emerged, allegedly fueled by partisan anger directed at pro-Trump tech billionaire Elon Musk. These incidents have drawn significant attention, particularly after an arrest related to such attacks was announced. The charges pertain to a February firebombing at a Tesla dealership and a March attack on the Republican Party headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Attorney General Pam Bondi took to social media, revealing the arrest and charges filed against the suspect. She emphasized the seriousness of the crimes, stating, “We will be prosecuting to the fullest extent…
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is making headlines with its latest report on taxpayer savings. The department has managed to save U.S. taxpayers a whopping $150 billion, which translates to about $931.68 saved per taxpayer. This achievement highlights DOGE’s commitment to efficient government spending and fiscal responsibility. DOGE’s savings stem from a variety of measures, including asset sales, contract cancellations, and fraud elimination. The department’s website showcases these efforts, currently displaying evidence of savings from terminated grants and contracts. This transparency reflects DOGE’s dedication to keeping the public informed about where their tax dollars are going. A major contribution…
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt recently highlighted a shift in global sentiment towards President Donald Trump’s economic and trade policies. Leavitt, speaking on Fox News, emphasized the growing international interest in forming new bilateral trade agreements with the United States. Sean Hannity, the host of “Hannity,” mentioned that over 75 countries are eager to engage in negotiations. Leavitt confirmed that the administration is close to finalizing its first trade deal under this renewed strategy. She emphasized the administration’s dedication to crafting customized agreements with each interested nation. This approach underscores the President’s commitment to leveraging America’s economic power. President…
China, feeling the pressure of U.S. tariffs, reached out to the European Union for support against what it described as “unilateral bullying” by President Donald Trump’s administration. President Xi Jinping made this appeal during a meeting with Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between Europe and China amid the intensifying trade conflict with the United States. According to Xinhua, the Chinese state news agency, Xi stressed the necessity of cooperation to navigate the escalating trade tensions. Xi’s plea to Europe comes shortly after Australia turned down a similar request from China, as reported by Breitbart London.…
A month after deciding that firing squads would be Idaho’s primary method of execution, Governor Brad Little signed a law that lets judges and juries sentence convicted pedophiles to the death penalty. Governor Little expressed his thoughts, stating that just as capital murder ruins lives, so does the heinous act of sexually abusing a child. In his words, “The sexual abuse of children is sickening and evil, and perpetrators convicted of these crimes deserve the ultimate punishment.” Under Idaho House Bill 380, backed by Republican state Representatives Bruce Skaug and Josh Tanner, there’s now a mandatory minimum prison sentence of…
A startling study has highlighted a troubling trend among leftists, revealing a significant portion believes that assassinating Donald Trump would be justified. Conducted by the Network Contagion Research Institute, the survey shows a worrying acceptance of violence among self-identified leftists. Of the nearly 1,300 Americans surveyed, 31 percent deemed it somewhat justified to kill Elon Musk, while 38 percent felt the same about Trump. The survey highlighted an alarming disparity among political affiliations, with left-of-center respondents showing greater support for these violent acts. Specifically, 48 percent of leftists supported violence against Musk, and 55 percent condoned similar actions against Trump.…
A new lawsuit has emerged, alleging that Palestinian-American billionaire Bashar Masri played a role in facilitating the October 7 attacks by Hamas. The plaintiffs, who are families of American victims, claim that Masri utilized his Gaza-based companies to assist in constructing vital infrastructure for Hamas. This includes tunnels and buildings used for high-level meetings, some of which were allegedly funded by U.S. taxpayer money through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The lawsuit asserts that Masri’s collaboration with Hamas directly contributed to the tragic events of October 7. Families affected by the attack have brought this action under…
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is considering redirecting FEMA funds initially intended for housing migrants to bolster immigration enforcement efforts. This move aligns with conservative perspectives that emphasize stringent immigration policies and efficient fund allocation. The Shelter and Services Program (SSP), established in 2019, has faced criticism from Republican leaders and was notably identified as unnecessary by Elon Musk’s DOGE. Republicans have long argued that resources should prioritize national security and border control rather than what they perceive as enabling illegal immigration. The SSP has been a point of contention, with critics highlighting its financial inefficiency. Elon Musk’s influential…
A senior Justice Department immigration lawyer found himself on indefinite leave after a turbulent courtroom appearance. The lawyer, Erez Reuveni, faced a federal judge unprepared and issued apologies for the deportation of an MS-13 gang member to El Salvador. This case has sparked considerable debate and attention among conservatives who argue for stricter immigration policies. The deportation incident involved a Maryland man, alleged to be an MS-13 member, sent back to El Salvador’s notorious CECOT prison. U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis, an Obama appointee, ruled the deportation illegal and ordered the man’s return by Monday at midnight. The judge’s decision…
Hamas, the U.S.-designated terrorist organization controlling the Gaza Strip, has once again been caught manipulating casualty data in the ongoing conflict with Israel—this time by falsely inflating the death toll. The latest revelation confirms what many have long suspected: Hamas deliberately distorts information to generate global sympathy and demonize Israel, all while using its own people as political pawns. According to HonestReporting contributor @Aizenberg, who shared verified updates on platform X (formerly Twitter), Gazan health officials recently admitted to counting natural deaths as war casualties. This disclosure dismantles the narrative that all reported fatalities were caused by Israeli military operations.…
A CEO from California, Kenneth DeGiorgio, is now facing federal charges after being caught on surveillance footage attacking another cruise passenger. The incident, which occurred on the cruise ship Resilient Lady operated by Virgin Voyages, involved DeGiorgio allegedly choking a man identified as M.A. The alleged attack took place while the ship was in international waters near Martinique, as detailed in documents obtained by Fox News Digital. Federal prosecutors have accused DeGiorgio of making a violent threat during the altercation, telling M.A., “I’ll f—ing kill you.” This confrontation reportedly stemmed from a dispute initiated by DeGiorgio’s wife, Nichol. She had…
Elon Musk finds himself at the center of a transatlantic storm, as the European Union gears up to impose a staggering $1 billion fine on his social media platform, X. This move is rooted in alleged violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA), a law ostensibly designed to curb online disinformation but perceived by many as a tool to stifle free speech. The EU’s actions appear to be a direct response to X’s refusal to bow to demands for censorship. The roots of this conflict trace back to December 2023, when the EU’s European Commission initiated formal proceedings against Musk’s…
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), is turning his attention to the financial prosperity of U.S. Congress members. Questions arose during a town hall event in Wisconsin about whether DOGE has found any financial connections involving Rep. Maxine Waters or Sen. Adam Schiff through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Musk suggested that government funds sent overseas may return to the U.S. in ways that benefit lawmakers. Musk described the movement of funds as a “circuitous route,” raising questions about how some Congress members accumulate wealth while in office.…
Mike Lindell, the founder of MyPillow and a staunch supporter of Donald Trump, recently expressed his disdain for Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. In a candid interview, Lindell mentioned, “no one wants Tim Walz” as governor. He hinted at the possibility of challenging Walz in the 2026 gubernatorial race. Lindell, a Minnesota resident, shared his observations with the Daily Caller. “Everywhere I go, no one wants Tim Walz. They don’t,” he remarked. Lindell further noted that even Democrats are disenchanted with Walz’s leadership. The MyPillow CEO is seriously contemplating his next political move. “I’m looking at every single thing, option and…
So, let’s dive into a topic that’s been making the rounds lately: the left and their apparent knack for stirring up political violence. You know, they often point fingers at us, accusing us of things we’re not even doing while they’re busy engaging in those very acts. It’s like they’re projecting their own actions onto us. Take the case of Nicholas Roske in 2022, for instance. The guy was caught near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s home, armed to the teeth with a gun, ammo, and a “tactical knife.” Luckily, he surrendered when he saw U.S. Marshals, and now he’s…
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has come under scrutiny for its treatment of individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol events. Several people arrested have claimed they were pressured to falsely implicate President Trump in exchange for lighter sentences. These allegations have raised concerns about the integrity of the DOJ and the FBI, with critics labeling their actions as politically motivated. Many of those detained after January 6 have faced harsh conditions. Reports suggest they were held in solitary confinement for extended periods, reminiscent of how prisoners of war are treated. Such treatment has sparked outrage among conservative commentators who…
President Trump has once again made headlines by commuting the sentence of Jason Galanis, a former associate of Hunter Biden. Galanis was serving a 14-year federal prison sentence for his involvement in defrauding the Wakpamni Lake Community Corporation, part of the Oglala Sioux Tribe. This move comes on the heels of Trump’s recent pardon of Devon Archer, another former business partner of Hunter Biden. Galanis had previously cooperated with House Republicans, offering testimony during a public hearing. His cooperation was seen as a potential goldmine of information regarding Hunter Biden’s business dealings. Despite his willingness to share details, Galanis claimed…
Since President Donald Trump assumed office, federal judges, particularly those appointed by Democratic presidents, have been actively challenging his administration’s policies. The issue has prompted significant public debate about the power of these judges to issue nationwide injunctions that effectively halt Trump’s initiatives. In response, Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri has introduced a bill aimed at curbing this judicial authority, as reported by Fox News. Hawley’s proposed legislation seeks to limit the ability of federal judges to issue nationwide injunctions. During an interview with Fox News, Hawley expressed his belief that the U.S. Constitution does not grant judges such extensive…
The federal appeals court recently sided with the Trump administration, allowing them to halt refugee processing. This decision enables the government to block refugees from entering the U.S., except for those already approved before Trump took office. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an emergency block against a lower court’s injunction that had previously stopped Trump’s executive order on refugee entry. The judges, including Barry G. Silverman, Bridget S. Bade, and Ana de Alba, made it clear that the injunction still applies to refugees approved before January 20. They referred to the Supreme Court’s 2018 ruling, which supported Trump’s…
Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently addressed the issue of student visas, revealing that the United States has revoked over 300 visas for college students involved in pro-Palestine demonstrations. Rubio emphasized that visas are intended for students to receive education in the U.S., not to disrupt university campuses. “We gave you a visa to come and study and get a degree—not to become a social activist that tears up our university campuses,” he stated during a press briefing in Guyana. “If we’ve given you a visa and then you decide to do that, we’re gonna take it away.” The Secretary…
Democrats and media critics expressed outrage over a report revealing that Trump administration officials used the encrypted app Signal to discuss airstrikes in Yemen. However, a Biden-Harris memo had actually recommended Signal for secure communication among top officials, which undermines the critics’ claims. The controversy erupted after an anti-Trump journalist, inadvertently included in the chat, reported the discussions. In December 2024, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released a memo with “Mobile Communications Best Practice Guidance” for administration officials. This guidance was particularly aimed at “highly targeted individuals” to ensure secure communication using encrypted apps. The memo followed reports…
FBI Director Kash Patel found himself in the hot seat during a Congressional testimony, particularly when he faced down Rep. Chrissy Houlahan from Pennsylvania. The uproar started when Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, claimed he had mistakenly joined a secure Signal chat involving Trump officials, where sensitive military operations against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen were allegedly discussed. Goldberg’s move to leak these details was seen by many as a bid to stir controversy by labeling the information as “war plans.” Goldberg’s actions didn’t sit well with the Trump team, who were quick to label his claims as false, insisting…
The radical left is making waves again, this time with a legal assault on key figures from the Trump administration. American Oversight, a far-left watchdog group, has filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and DNI Tulsi Gabbard. The charge? Using the encrypted messaging app Signal for discussions about military operations. Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, claimed he was “accidentally” added to a Signal group chat involving these Trump officials. The chat allegedly covered sensitive military actions against Iran-backed Houthi terrorists in Yemen. However, CIA Director John Ratcliffe dismantled this claim during a Senate…
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, often regarded as the most liberal in the United States, delivered an unexpected triumph for the Trump Administration. In a recent decision, a three-judge panel blocked a Seattle district court’s order that aimed to force the Trump Administration to restart refugee admissions. This decision allows President Trump to maintain his pause on new refugee entries, a move that aligns with conservative values of prioritizing national security. According to Politico, the Trump Administration is still obligated to process refugees who were approved prior to January 20. The ruling clarifies that these individuals are not affected…
Federal and local law enforcement officers have successfully taken down one of the biggest human smuggling operations in U.S. history. The investigation, led by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Border Patrol, and Inglewood Police in California, resulted in the arrest of four ringleaders from Guatemala who were residing in the U.S. unlawfully. These individuals were charged with orchestrating a massive smuggling network that brought approximately 20,000 Guatemalans into the country over a span of five years. The ringleader, Eduardo Domingo Renoj-Matul, and his right-hand man, Cristobal Mejia-Chaj, were apprehended in the Westlake area of Los Angeles. Upon their arrest, they…
Audi, the renowned German luxury carmaker, is contemplating a significant shift in its production strategy. The company is evaluating the feasibility of moving some of its car manufacturing operations to the United States. This consideration comes as a response to the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump’s administration on foreign imports. Volkswagen, Audi’s parent company, is not taking these potential tariffs lightly. The automotive giant is exploring various long-term strategies to mitigate the financial impact of these import restrictions. Shifting production to the U.S. could be a strategic move to circumvent these tariffs and maintain a competitive edge in the…
A recent survey reveals a surprising shift in California’s political landscape, with nearly half of likely voters open to electing a Republican governor in the 2026 election. This marks a significant change in a state known for its Democratic dominance. The survey, carried out by veteran pollster David Wolfson, sheds light on Californians’ growing dissatisfaction with current leadership. Despite Republicans making up just 25% of the registered voters in California, the poll indicates a willingness to cross party lines for meaningful change. The poll was conducted from March 6 to 9, targeting likely voters for the November 2026 election. It…
The House Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets is preparing for its inaugural session concerning the newly unveiled John F. Kennedy files, with discussions centered on whether the CIA misled Congress about the assassination. Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna from Florida made this announcement, emphasizing the need for transparency. This move has been long anticipated by many who seek clarity on the events surrounding Kennedy’s death. In a Zoom meeting with Mary Ferrell Foundation Vice President Jefferson Morley, Luna discussed the early details of the investigation. The main focus is on the intelligence agencies’ failures, particularly the CIA,…
Chief Justice John Roberts, a prominent figure in the American judiciary, finds himself entangled in controversy once again. Reports have emerged about his involvement in an exclusive club of influential judges in Washington, D.C., known as the American Inns of Court. This secretive group includes judges with a reputation for harboring strong anti-Trump sentiments, such as James Boasberg, Beryl Howell, Ketanji Brown Jackson, and Amit Mehta. Critics argue that Roberts’ association with these judges raises ethical questions, particularly given their past rulings against former President Donald Trump. The revelation comes on the heels of Roberts publicly criticizing Trump for his…
The Trump administration has made a significant move by addressing Mexico’s failure to uphold a 1944 water treaty. Texas Senator Ted Cruz has long been vocal about Mexico’s noncompliance, but it was the Trump administration that finally stepped in to support the farmers near the Rio Grande. Cruz emphasized the urgency by stating, “Texas farmers are in crisis because of Mexico’s noncompliance.” The Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs recently announced that the U.S. is taking action by cutting off water to Tijuana. The bureau highlighted that Mexico’s persistent failure to meet its water delivery obligations is severely impacting American agriculture,…
Judge Ana Reyes, a notable figure in the legal realm, recently made headlines for blocking former President Trump’s executive order aimed at prohibiting transgender individuals from serving in the military. Her decision has sparked a whirlwind of discussions, primarily due to her longstanding ties to the Democratic Party. Since 2008, she has donated over $38,000 to Democratic causes and campaigns, and her involvement with Democratic politics doesn’t end there. Reyes, who holds the distinction of being the first openly gay federal judge in Washington D.C., has also volunteered for Joe Biden’s campaigns. Before her judicial appointment, she worked as a…
The White House is currently contemplating a potential travel ban affecting citizens from several countries. A memo, reportedly seen by Reuters, outlines a list of 41 nations divided into three categories. The first group, including Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Cuba, and North Korea, could face a complete visa suspension. The second group features Eritrea, Haiti, Laos, Myanmar, and South Sudan, which might experience partial restrictions on tourist and student visas, among others. Meanwhile, the third batch of 26 countries, such as Belarus and Pakistan, might be subject to limited visa issuance if they don’t address specific deficiencies within 60 days. The…
A judge appointed by President Joe Biden has halted an executive order from former President Donald Trump that banned transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. military. Judge Ana Reyes of Washington, D.C., issued a preliminary injunction, pausing the ban while further legal proceedings unfold. This move follows a lawsuit by transgender military members who claim the policy breaches constitutional rights under the Fifth Amendment. Judge Reyes remarked that historically, military readiness has been used as an excuse to exclude marginalized groups. She noted that minorities, women, and gays have faced similar barriers in the past. According to Reyes, the…
President Donald Trump has taken decisive action to dismantle wasteful, biased, and un-American government-funded media outlets, signing an executive order that shuts down the bloated and corrupt United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) and its controversial subsidiary, Voice of America (VOA). This bold move is a long-overdue step toward restoring journalistic integrity, cutting government waste, and eliminating taxpayer-funded propaganda that has actively undermined American values for years. For decades, Voice of America has operated as little more than a megaphone for globalist interests and left-wing narratives, often promoting anti-American propaganda at the expense of taxpayers. A senior White House…
The U.S. military is navigating significant policy shifts concerning transgender service members, following former President Trump’s directive to ban their service. The policy has sparked ongoing federal litigation, with a ruling anticipated soon. U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes, appointed by President Biden, has expressed skepticism towards Trump’s transgender ban, highlighting her concerns over the treatment of transgender troops. Judge Reyes has been quoted as arguing that transgender individuals often have to hide their identity while serving. She attributes the higher risk of suicide among transgender individuals to discrimination rather than inherent issues. Criticizing the Department of Justice, she accused them…
President Donald Trump has made bold moves to significantly shrink federal bureaucracy, a feat past Republican leaders struggled to achieve. His recent actions indicate a robust approach to dismantling various federal agencies. This strategy aligns with the principles of reducing government size and enhancing efficiency. In a decisive move, Trump signed an executive order targeting seven federal agencies for elimination. The agencies include the U.S. Agency for Global Media and the Smithsonian Institution’s Institute of Museum and Library Services. This order is a step towards minimizing government interference and promoting fiscal responsibility. The executive order outlines the necessity to eliminate…
The Biden administration’s reliance on a staged, phony White House set has resurfaced, once again raising serious questions about deception, cognitive decline, and the manufactured image of Joe Biden’s presidency. This revelation comes as Biden’s mental fitness and ability to lead the nation are under intense scrutiny following his disastrous debate performance and subsequent decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential race. Former Trump attorney Alina Habba recently pulled back the curtain on Biden’s fake presidency by exposing what she called his “fake Oval Office” in a video posted to her X account. “We’re in Biden’s fake Oval Office,…
Two hotels in New York City have come under criminal investigation for their roles as migrant shelters. This development follows Mayor Eric Adams’ statement about the city being overwhelmed by border crossers and illegal aliens. The Department of Justice is now examining the funding and operations at these locations, with subpoenas issued to gather more information. The Roosevelt Hotel, serving as a migrant shelter and intake center, and the Stewart Hotel, also a migrant shelter, are both under scrutiny. Additionally, the Hotel Chandler, used as a homeless shelter, has received a subpoena. These subpoenas suggest a possible breach of federal…
Senator Chuck Schumer, a prominent Democrat from New York, recently found himself in an unexpected position regarding the government’s funding crisis. Initially, he boldly declared that Republicans lacked the votes necessary to pass a continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government running through September. However, in a surprising turn of events, Schumer decided to support the Republican-led measure, allowing it to proceed in the Senate. Schumer’s initial stance was clear and uncompromising. He criticized Republicans for drafting a CR without any input from Democrats, labeling the move as a partisan tactic. Yet, despite his vocal opposition, Schumer ultimately conceded and…
The FBI has begun releasing subpoenaed documents to Republican lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee, providing long-withheld information regarding the events of January 6, 2021, the agency’s secret communications with social media companies, and its controversial investigations into school board threats. The move comes after intense pressure from House Judiciary Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), who has been demanding full transparency from the FBI under its new leadership. In a letter dated March 7, FBI Assistant Director Marshall Yates confirmed that the agency was handing over the documents, marking a significant shift in approach under new FBI Director Kash Patel.…
President Donald Trump has announced his intent to spearhead a primary campaign against Congressman Thomas Massie from Kentucky. Trump’s criticism comes after Massie opposed a continuing resolution supported by Republicans. On Truth Social, Trump expressed frustration with Massie’s consistent ‘NO’ votes, despite his history of supporting similar resolutions. Trump labeled Massie as a “grandstander” and likened him to Liz Cheney before her significant political defeat. He questioned if there are any challengers willing to take on Massie, asserting that the people of Kentucky would not tolerate his approach. Trump’s call to action reflects his ongoing influence and commitment to shaping…
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has stirred tensions with the United States, risking significant consequences for his country. Recently, Ford declared his intention to cut off electricity to the U.S., impacting states like New York, Michigan, and Minnesota. Additionally, he announced a 25% surcharge on the electricity provided to these states. Ford’s statement, “We keep the lights on for 1.5 million homes in manufacturing in New York, in Michigan, and in Minnesota,” highlighted the potential impact of his actions. He warned that if President Trump threatened Canada’s economy, he would halt electricity supply to the U.S. Ford maintained his stance by…
The Small Business Administration (SBA) has been found to have distributed loans worth hundreds of millions of dollars to individuals listed as 11 years old or younger. This revelation came to light through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with Fox News highlighting the issue. Elon Musk, head of DOGE, shared this information on the social media platform X, pointing to a significant oversight in loan allocations. During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021, the SBA approved 5,593 loans totaling $312 million to borrowers whose only listed owner was extremely young. The department emphasized that while legal business arrangements…
A federal judge made a noteworthy decision on Friday, allowing the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to maintain limited access to Treasury Department systems. While this access includes personal data on millions of Americans, a Manhattan court’s existing order continues to restrict DOGE’s full access amid ongoing legal challenges. The lawsuit, initiated by advocacy and union groups, raises concerns about the potential exposure of sensitive personal information. Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly acknowledged these concerns, though she noted that plaintiffs haven’t demonstrated an immediate risk of harm from DOGE’s limited access. “These concerns are understandable and no doubt widely shared,” Kollar-Kotelly expressed…
New Mexico Democrats are pushing a radical gun control bill, Senate Bill 279, in an attempt to strip law-abiding citizens of their Second Amendment rights. This bill, which deceptively targets so-called “gas-operated firearms,” is nothing more than a sweeping ban on commonly owned semiautomatic firearms. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has been relentless in her push for gun control, reviving this legislation after failing to pass it in 2023. With Democrats controlling the legislature, she is banking on party loyalty to ram this through, despite widespread opposition. The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) has condemned SB 279, warning…
The Biden family’s long history of questionable financial dealings and political influence-peddling continues to unravel, with Hunter Biden’s latest legal defeat adding to the mounting evidence of corruption. Facing severe financial woes, Hunter has been forced to drop his lawsuit against a former Trump aide, exposing the crumbling foundation of the Biden family’s long-protected empire. Hunter Biden originally filed a lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler, a former Trump staffer, after Ziegler made the contents of Hunter’s abandoned laptop publicly accessible. The database—filled with damning emails, compromising photos, and incriminating videos—laid bare the depths of Hunter’s corruption, igniting global scrutiny of the…
The Trump administration is once again taking on the deep state, this time confronting a small, unaccountable foreign aid agency that has defied presidential authority and obstructed reforms aimed at cutting wasteful spending. At the center of the controversy is Ward Brehm, the president and CEO of the United States African Development Foundation (USADF)—a little-known, taxpayer-funded agency with a $46 million budget that operates with virtually no oversight. Brehm, a bureaucrat entrenched in the foreign aid industry, has openly resisted Trump’s efforts to implement accountability and efficiency in government spending. Brehm’s latest stunt came when he refused to allow Pete…
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi recently shared that she received a hefty amount of evidence concerning the Jeffrey Epstein case, although many files were reportedly withheld. Last week, Bondi handed over about 200 pages of these documents to BlazeTV’s Liz Wheeler. Unfortunately, these pages didn’t reveal anything groundbreaking, mostly containing information that was already public knowledge. “If something’s redacted, you will know the line and you will know why it’s redacted.” The lack of new evidence stirred up quite a bit of frustration. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna from Florida expressed her dissatisfaction on X, saying, “THIS IS NOT WHAT WE…
In a major twist, CNN retracted its fact-check on President Trump’s recent speech to Congress after the White House presented evidence supporting his claims. The President highlighted a staggering $8 million expenditure on transgender treatments for mice, a fact initially dismissed by CNN. The evidence forced CNN to adjust their narrative, causing quite a stir. President Trump utilized his address to spotlight wasteful government spending, a theme resonating with his base. His mention of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) discovering “$8 million for making mice transgender” caught widespread attention. Trump’s statements emphasized his administration’s commitment to rooting out fraud…
A suspect is accused of pulling off a dramatic jewelry heist in Florida, allegedly swallowing over $750,000 worth of Tiffany & Co. earrings, according to the police. The Orlando Police Department shared an image that supposedly shows objects inside the stomach of Jaythan Gilder, 32, who was apprehended last Wednesday. Gilder had reportedly visited the Tiffany & Co. store at the Mall at Millenia, claiming he represented a professional athlete. He was shown several high-value jewelry pieces, including two pairs of earrings valued at $769,500, according to the police statement. Gilder then allegedly grabbed the earrings forcefully and resisted an…
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a criminal investigation into Andrew and Tristan Tate, influencers embroiled in human trafficking charges. The British-American brothers, previously awaiting trial in Romania, arrived in Florida after Romanian authorities lifted their travel restrictions. Their presence in the Sunshine State has sparked criticism, notably from Florida’s political leaders. Governor Ron DeSantis made it clear that the brothers are unwelcome in Florida. He instructed Uthmeier to explore legal avenues to address their activities. “These guys have themselves publicly admitted to participating in what very much appears to be soliciting, trafficking, preying upon women around the world,” Uthmeier…
James Dennehy, a highly respected FBI agent and former Marine, has become the latest casualty in what appears to be a sweeping effort by the Trump administration to clean house at the Bureau. As the former head of the FBI’s largest field office, Dennehy was suddenly and unceremoniously pushed to resign, with no clear explanation given—a move that signals a major shift in the administration’s approach to rooting out corruption within the federal government. Dennehy shared his forced resignation with colleagues in an email, revealing that he had been given a stark choice—resign immediately or be fired. According to reports…
President Donald Trump is once again taking decisive action to secure America’s borders and defend the nation’s sovereignty. In a bold move that reaffirms his commitment to national security, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the deployment of an active-duty Stryker Brigade Combat Team and an aviation battalion to the southern border. This strategic deployment is a direct response to the Biden administration’s failures, which have allowed millions of illegal immigrants to flood into the country unchecked. Unlike his predecessor, Trump refuses to let lawlessness reign at the border. Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell emphasized the importance of this deployment…
A Haitian migrant named Mackendy Darbouze, who entered the U.S. through a humanitarian parole program, has been charged with the brutal murder of three family members in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The victims included two children, and the crime has sparked significant concern. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) collaborated with local authorities to arrest Darbouze, who communicated only in Haitian Creole. Police were alerted by a 911 call and discovered the horrifying scene, with three deceased individuals and a bloody knife at the residence. Darbouze was apprehended by officers on the scene. ICE conducted the interview with the help of…
In a shocking act of defiance against the rule of law, the IRS has chosen to withhold critical information regarding approximately 700,000 illegal immigrants, despite explicit requests from immigration enforcement officials under the Trump administration. According to a report by the Washington Post, the IRS has refused to provide addresses or identifying information that could assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in locating and deporting individuals who entered the country illegally. This revelation exposes yet another example of government bureaucracies obstructing President Trump’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws and securing America’s borders. By deliberately shielding illegal immigrants, the IRS has…
Donald Trump has made it clear that America will no longer be pushed around, whether it’s by neighboring countries like Mexico and Canada or by global powers such as China. The former president is taking a firm stand against what he perceives as unfair practices and security threats. To demonstrate his resolve, Trump has announced plans to double existing tariffs on China starting March 4, 2025, and is preparing to impose tariffs on Mexico and Canada soon. The decision stems from the influx of drugs, particularly fentanyl, which Trump claims are entering the United States from these countries at unacceptable…
The controversial social media personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate have arrived in the United States following the Romanian government’s decision to lift their travel restrictions. The brothers landed in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, despite their ongoing legal troubles in Romania, where they are accused of running a human trafficking and organized crime operation. For years, the Tates have been embroiled in serious criminal allegations, including human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and organized crime. The Romanian Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) has been actively pursuing the case, citing multiple victims who claim they were coerced and manipulated into working for…
A wave of resignations has swept through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with more than 20 federal employees stepping down. These employees previously worked for the United States Digital Service (USDS), a group established during President Barack Obama’s administration. They expressed concern about the agency’s direction under President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s oversight. The resigning staff issued a joint letter, obtained by the Associated Press, outlining their reasons for leaving. They described efforts within DOGE as aimed at “dismantling critical public services,” which they could not support. Their letter emphasized a commitment to serving the American people and…
In a significant development, Ukraine has agreed to a mineral rights deal with the United States. This agreement follows extensive negotiations and public discussion, marking a major milestone for U.S. foreign policy under President Donald Trump. The Financial Times first reported the deal, which has since been picked up by various media outlets. The agreement involves Ukraine contributing 50% of future mineral revenue to a joint fund with the United States. This move is designed to compensate America for its substantial financial investments in Ukraine. Notably, the deal does not include any security guarantees from the U.S. side. President Volodymyr…
The Trump administration is reportedly looking to bring back Title 42, as revealed in a CBS News report. This policy, initially rolled out during Trump’s first term, allowed the swift removal of millions of illegal immigrants from the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic. President Biden maintained the policy upon taking office, though he later terminated it in May 2023. Internal documents obtained by CBS News suggest that the Trump administration’s CDC is gearing up to issue a new directive. This would classify illegal immigrants as public health threats, citing risks from communicable diseases like tuberculosis. Discussions have also touched on…
In a major win for media accountability and executive authority, a federal judge has denied the Associated Press’s (AP) emergency request to regain access to the White House press pool. Judge Trevor McFadden, a respected constitutionalist and a firm believer in executive discretion, rejected the AP’s demand, signaling a much-needed shift toward restoring fairness in media coverage. While critics are attempting to spin this as an attack on press freedom, the reality is far different. This decision underscores the White House’s right to set standards for responsible journalism and ensure that access is a privilege—not an entitlement. For years, the…
Christopher Sepulvado, an 81-year-old death row inmate, cheated justice by dying of natural causes just weeks before his long-overdue execution. Convicted for the brutal 1992 murder of his six-year-old stepson, Wesley Allen Mercer, Sepulvado was set to be executed on March 17 at Louisiana State Penitentiary—a punishment that should have been carried out decades ago. Instead of facing the death he so rightfully deserved, he was allowed to grow old and die on his own terms—a privilege his young victim never had. Sepulvado’s crime was not just murder—it was unimaginable cruelty, a torture killing of an innocent child that should…
President Donald Trump’s administration is steadily advancing its agenda of enforcing immigration laws, particularly targeting illegal aliens with criminal records. A notable case involves the apprehension of a Mexican national in Texas, previously convicted for secretly recording individuals in public restrooms. This individual, Daniel Alejandro Tristan-Guerra, 28, is currently detained in a Texas county jail, awaiting deportation. On a recent Friday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the arrest of Tristan-Guerra in Hallettsville, Texas. He will remain in custody at Victoria County Jail until his deportation proceedings are complete. His arrest came after he was convicted in August 2021…
Donald Trump is once again making waves in the political landscape by turning his attention to the Pentagon. In a decisive move, Trump has removed Air Force Gen. CQ Brown Jr. from his position as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. This action aligns with Trump’s ongoing efforts to reshape military leadership according to his vision. Gen. CQ Brown Jr. was known for his strong support of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, which some critics claim are unnecessary distractions from military readiness. His removal marks a significant shift in the Pentagon’s leadership, as Brown was only the second…
Kash Patel, the newly-confirmed FBI Director, wasted no time in making significant changes within the bureau. On Friday, he announced the deployment of 1,000 agents into the field. Additionally, Patel relocated 500 employees from Washington, D.C. to the FBI’s facility at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. Following his swearing-in as the ninth FBI Director, Patel made a pledge to ensure accountability within the organization. He emphasized that this would be achieved through diligent constitutional oversight, starting immediately. His approach is reminiscent of the strong leadership style admired by conservatives like Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater. Patel’s determination to lead was…
President Donald Trump has made significant strides in addressing immigration concerns, as demonstrated by the recent deportation of 14,470 migrants via Mexico. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed on Monday that these deportations include 11,379 Mexicans and 3,091 non-Mexican foreigners. The non-Mexican migrants are believed to be primarily from Central American nations like Honduras or Guatemala. This move underscores the Trump administration’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws and ensuring national security. Many conservatives view these actions as necessary steps to maintain order and uphold the integrity of the U.S. immigration system. The cooperation between the U.S. and Mexico highlights a strengthened…
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s latest survey indicates that businesses are not concerned about tariffs leading to higher inflation. The expected inflation rate over the next year is predicted to remain stable at 2.3 percent, only slightly higher than the previous month’s expectations. This aligns with the anticipated inflation rate from February, suggesting a steady economic outlook. In contrast to last year, businesses within the Atlanta Fed’s jurisdiction plan to implement smaller price increases. Over the past 12 months, firms reported a median price increase of 4.0 percent, but they foresee a more moderate 3.0 percent rise in the…
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently decided not to bring back President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship. This decision came after the Justice Department failed to convince the court that they had a strong case for appeal. Trump’s order, which he signed on Inauguration Day, sought to end the automatic granting of citizenship to anyone born in the U.S., irrespective of their parents’ immigration status. The order was supposed to take effect on Wednesday, but it faced multiple legal challenges that put a stop to it. The Justice Department had requested an emergency stay…
Nevada’s Governor Joe Lombardo has made a strong appeal to Democratic leaders in the state, urging them to back his efforts to get the federal government to open up more land for housing. He sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro and House Speaker Steve Yeager highlighting that a staggering 87% of Nevada’s land is controlled by the federal government. This control, he argues, is a major roadblock for developers who are striving to meet the state’s growing housing needs. Lombardo, a Republican who took office in 2023, has pointed out that many rural areas in Nevada are…
Newly-released emails from Joe Biden’s Treasury Department are stirring up some serious concerns about the influence of left-wing groups on tax policy and government messaging. The emails, which were made public by Protect the Public’s Trust through a Freedom of Information Act request, uncover a tight-knit relationship between administration officials and employees of left-leaning nonprofits. This collaboration raises red flags about how much sway these special interest groups had over the previous White House. In one December 2022 email, Victoria Esser of Belle Haven Consulting reached out to Ellen Nissenbaum from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) about…
Lee Zeldin, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is taking a bold stance on financial transparency. He announced plans to retrieve around $20 billion given to environmental groups before President Trump took office. Zeldin emphasized the need for accountability, promising to evaluate “every penny that has gone out the door.” In a video shared on X, Zeldin criticized previous financial practices, particularly grants for climate projects. The EPA, he stated, is pulling back these funds due to concerns about oversight and transparency. He declared, “The days of irresponsibly shoveling boatloads of cash to far-left activist groups in the…
The Department of Education recently decided to cut $600 million in grants previously allocated for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in teacher training. These programs focused on critical race theory, social justice activism, and anti-racism, which the department has labeled as divisive and unnecessary. Some grants also aimed at recruiting teachers and staff based on race, promoting what the department views as inappropriate practices. Training sessions required participants to acknowledge systemic inequities like racism, ableism, and other forms of discrimination. Workshops included topics such as dismantling racial bias and centering equity in the classroom. The department emphasized that these…
Legislation aimed at giving the U.S. Department of Justice more time to pursue cases of pandemic-related unemployment insurance fraud is making its way to the U.S. House floor. This initiative, known as the Pandemic Unemployment Fraud Enforcement Act, was introduced by U.S. Representative Jason Smith from Missouri. The bill proposes extending the statute of limitations for prosecuting those involved in CARES Act-related unemployment insurance fraud by five years, highlighting the importance of ensuring justice is served. Currently, there are still 157,000 open unemployment insurance fraud complaints, along with 1,648 active investigations, according to the Department of Justice. Without congressional action,…
A convicted drug dealer linked to a continuous crack cocaine operation in New York City’s Times Square is back on the streets after his federal sentence was commuted by former President Joe Biden. Johnny “Ghost” Perez, aged 32, was initially sentenced to eight years following his 2021 arrest. Perez was one of 2,500 inmates whose sentences were reduced by Biden on January 17, as reported by the Justice Department. Perez was apprehended alongside other drug dealers during a coordinated raid by local and federal agencies. According to federal prosecutors, Perez was responsible for managing the second shift of the drug…
New York City is gearing up for a legal showdown against the Trump administration after federal officials yanked over $80 million in migrant aid from the city’s coffers. Mayor Eric Adams was caught off guard when these funds disappeared, and now his team is preparing to file a lawsuit to recover the $80.5 million that was initially promised by FEMA. The city’s Law Department aims to kick off this legal battle by February 21. The city’s Corporation Counsel, Mureil Goode-Trufant, stated in a letter that they are drafting the necessary legal documents for this case. The letter reassured City Comptroller…
In Decatur, Illinois, a brave mother took matters into her own hands when faced with a terrifying home invasion at 4 a.m. With her baby in one arm, she exchanged gunfire with three alleged intruders, ultimately injuring one of them. This incident highlights the importance of self-defense and the Second Amendment in protecting one’s family and home. The intruders, reported by WANDTV, included one female and two males. According to the Herald-Review, two of these suspects were armed during the invasion. Alone with her 5-month-old and a 2-year-old, the mother confronted them, showcasing her courage and determination to protect her…
Donald Trump made a grand entrance at the Daytona 500, marking his second appearance as president at this iconic event. Not one to simply observe, Trump took the opportunity to take a few hot laps around the track. His arrival was a spectacle, with fans eagerly capturing the moment on social media. The sight of Trump maneuvering “The Beast” on the speedway was not just a display of presidential flair but also a celebration of American culture. His presence added a new level of excitement to an already thrilling day at Daytona. For many, it was a reminder of Trump’s…
A recent report has shed light on a troubling issue within the U.S. Army regarding the misuse of funds intended for feeding soldiers. Over $151 million, originally meant to provide meals for soldiers at 11 major bases, has been redirected for undisclosed purposes. This situation has left many junior enlisted soldiers struggling to access adequate nutrition while serving. The funds in question come from the Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS), a monthly $460 allocation designed to cover food expenses for soldiers residing in barracks. For those earning around $30,000 annually, this deduction is significant. Yet, despite the importance of these…
In a tragic incident that shook the world, the OceanGate Titan submersible met its fate in June 2023, taking the lives of five individuals onboard. The U.S. Coast Guard recently released a clip believed to capture the submersible’s implosion. Recorded by a monitor 900 miles from the site, the sound starts with static, followed by a loud boom, before returning to static. NOAA has released audio of the deadly Titan submersible implosion by a recorder stationed 900 miles away. All five people on board the submersible were killed. pic.twitter.com/uE7TKI4hq6 — CBS News (@CBSNews) February 12, 2025 The Titan submersible was…
President Donald Trump scored a significant legal win recently when a federal judge decided not to dismiss his lawsuit against CBS News and its parent company, Paramount Global. The lawsuit, originally filed in October, accused CBS News of skewing a “60 Minutes” interview to favor Vice President Kamala Harris, an act Trump claims amounted to election interference. After reviewing unedited transcripts and footage, Trump’s legal team not only doubled the damages sought to $20 billion but also added Paramount Global as a defendant. Joining Trump in the lawsuit is Rep. Ronny Jackson from Texas, who adds political weight to the…
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem recently made headlines by announcing that she had successfully recovered funds distributed by FEMA that were being used for housing illegal immigrants in New York City hotels. The funds were initially allocated to the Roosevelt Hotel, which was reportedly being used as a base by the Tren de Aragua, a criminal group from Venezuela. The funds also housed the individual responsible for the tragic murder of Laken Riley, a young nursing student. Laken Riley, just 22, was killed in Georgia by Jose Antonio Ibarra, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela. Ibarra had crossed into the United…
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) recently made a series of budget cuts, drawing praise from Republicans for axing a proposed museum exhibit about Anthony Fauci. Fauci, a key figure in the enforcement of government shutdowns and mask and vaccine mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic, had become a controversial figure among many conservatives. The exhibit, slated for completion in July 2025 at a cost of $168,000, was one of 62 administrative contracts slashed by the Department of Health and Human Services. Adding to the political drama, former President Donald Trump had just removed Fauci’s government-funded security detail. “I think, you…
A soldier with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) recently stumbled upon a stash of weapons in Lebanon, and to everyone’s surprise, there were also humanitarian aid packages from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) there. This discovery has sparked a lot of questions about whether American aid is unintentionally supporting terrorist groups. Asher Fredman, a former IDF soldier now leading the Misgav Institute for National Security and Zionist Strategy, shared with The Post that he found these USAID-labeled packages while patrolling a Hezbollah stronghold in an unnamed Lebanese village. Among the items Fredman found were sniper rifles, anti-tank missiles,…
In the latest move from the Trump administration, a federal judge has once again hit pause on a mass buyout plan aimed at federal employees. Unions are arguing that what’s being offered, termed a “deferred resignation,” is more of an ultimatum disguised as an opportunity for mass resignations. The Trump team, however, insists this buyout is a crucial step to revamping the federal workforce. The administration argues that further delays will disrupt efforts to restructure the government, something Trump has been pushing for since his first campaign. Judge George O’Toole Jr., appointed by President Bill Clinton, has extended the restraining…
Senator Susan Collins of Maine has decided to support President Donald Trump’s nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Health and Human Services Department. This decision is significant as Collins is known for being a critical swing vote that Democrats were eyeing to sway against the nomination. Previously, she had also opposed Pete Hegseth’s confirmation to head the Defense Department, though he was ultimately confirmed. Collins explained her decision to support Kennedy after he assured her that he would reconsider the White House’s planned cuts to the National Institutes of Health. She noted that Kennedy seemed to grasp…
Elon Musk’s recent shake-up of federal agencies sparked protests from federal employees, while the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) quietly issued a memo supporting the reorganization of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Dated February 4, the memo suggests reclassifying chief information officers (CIOs) across the government from career positions to political appointees. The aim is for each agency to request the reclassification of its CIO role from “career reserved” to “general” by February 14. According to sources familiar with the situation, the newly appointed CIOs will collaborate closely with DOGE. This marks the most detailed explanation yet of DOGE’s…
One candidate for the leadership of the International Olympic Committee is advocating for a complete ban on transgender athletes competing against those of the opposite sex. This could be a significant setback for those looking to compete for Olympic gold under such conditions. Kirsty Coventry, a former Olympian from Zimbabwe and an IOC executive board member since 2018, is in the race to become the committee’s next president. Coventry strongly supports a comprehensive prohibition on transgenderism in Olympic sports. According to The Telegraph, she stated, “Protecting the female category and female sports is paramount — it’s a priority that we…
Kristi Noem, the Secretary of Homeland Security, recently stepped into the limelight after reviewing the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. With her leadership, the Department of Homeland Security has made remarkable progress, resolving 80% of the hurricane-related cases in just five days. Noem, who was sworn in on January 25th, has already demonstrated a proactive approach to disaster management. Under Noem’s guidance, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has swiftly addressed the needs of those affected in western North Carolina. This efficient response stands in stark contrast to the perceived inaction of previous administrations. Former South Dakota Governor…
The left is up in arms, claiming these moves are merely acts of vengeance. However, that’s not the reality. Donald Trump is bringing back some much-needed health and sanity to the American government, and every American owes him a debt of gratitude. The nation quietly maneuvered through a perilous period, almost unnoticed. When President Joe Biden and his allies decided to use the justice system against Trump, they threatened the very concept of a loyal opposition, which thrives on mutual respect. Pair this with the Biden administration’s attempts to silence dissent on social media, and it appeared a single-party state…