Author: Erica Carlin

After her defeat to President-elect Donald Trump last November, Vice President Kamala Harris is contemplating her future outside of political life. Rather than returning to California, she and her husband, Doug Emhoff, seem to be setting their sights on establishing a residence in New York City. Emhoff was recently spotted exploring a luxury condo on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, as reported by Page Six. Accompanied by a convoy of SUVs and Secret Service agents, Emhoff visited a high-end property in the Park Loggia building, which boasts a monthly rent of $20,000. The Park Loggia is known for its extravagant amenities…

Political analyst Mark Halperin recently expressed his criticism towards Senate Democrats, particularly regarding their approach during the confirmation hearings of President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees. Halperin accused them of focusing more on attacking Trump rather than engaging in meaningful examination of his candidates. During a hearing on Tuesday, Pete Hegseth, the nominee for Defense Secretary, faced what CNN’s Scott Jennings described as a “mudslinging” strategy from the Democrats. Halperin shared his views on “On Balance with Leland Vittert,” suggesting that the Democrats are missing the opportunity to effectively fulfill their constitutional responsibilities. Halperin voiced his disappointment, noting that the Democratic Party…

During her opening statement at the confirmation hearing on Friday, Kristi Noem, President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for the Department of Homeland Security, emphasized addressing the ongoing border crisis. Under President Joe Biden’s tenure, there have been over 10 million encounters with illegal immigrants across the nation, leading to increased crime rates and significant taxpayer expenses. “Noem remarked, ‘Being safe within our borders here in America is critical.’ She highlighted the prevailing sentiment among Americans who feel less secure than they have in decades. ‘President-elect Trump is going to change that,’ Noem assured the committee. Pointing out the perceived mismanagement of…

Congressman Kevin Kiley, representing California’s Republican interests, is currently engaged in a heated debate over the management of the state’s ongoing wildfire crisis. Governor Gavin Newsom has found himself at the center of criticism for his handling of the situation, especially from House Speaker Mike Johnson. Johnson has been vocal about his belief that Newsom has mismanaged the wildfires, attributing the situation to a failure in leadership. California continues to grapple with devastating wildfires, and Speaker Johnson has been outspoken about what he sees as inadequate leadership at the state level. He has highlighted several issues, such as Newsom blocking…

The competition to be recognized as the most outspoken journalist critical of former President Trump is intense. Many personalities from various media outlets, particularly MSNBC, have become known for their strong stances. On ABC’s “The View,” the hosts frequently share their opinions about the former president, often expressing strong criticism. Columnists like Jennifer Rubin, once of the Washington Post, have drawn attention for their passionate commentaries that resonate with the “resistance” movement. Among these vocal journalists, Jim Acosta of CNN stands out. Known for his confrontational style during press briefings in Trump’s first term, Acosta often made headlines with his…

Breitbart News recently engaged in a conversation with Representative Richard Hudson from North Carolina to explore the topic of national reciprocity concerning concealed carry permits. During the discussion, Hudson shared a significant update regarding his latest bill, which now enjoys bipartisan backing. On January 8, 2025, Hudson introduced H.R. 38, a piece of legislation titled the Constitutional Carry Reciprocity Act, aiming to streamline the process for concealed carry permits across state lines. Hudson’s proposal seeks to establish a framework where concealed carry permits would be treated similarly to driver’s licenses. This means that a permit issued by one state would…

Pam Bondi, the former Attorney General of Florida and President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for the Justice Department, is expected to be confirmed by the Republican-majority Senate. Her confirmation hearing, however, was not without its challenges. Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee presented Bondi with questions that seemed crafted to corner her or create a rift between her and Trump. Nonetheless, reports from sources like the Daily Mail suggest that Bondi navigated these potentially tricky moments with skill, maintaining her composure and effectively countering partisan attacks. A focal point of the hearing was Bondi’s response to inquiries about the 2020 election.…

In January 2025, the ongoing debate surrounding the inclusion of transgender athletes in sports has again ignited discussions, this time focusing on USA Boxing’s recent policy. The organization introduced a rule in 2023 that permits transgender women, who were assigned male at birth and have undergone sex reassignment surgery and maintain a specific testosterone level, to compete in women’s boxing. This decision has prompted significant controversy and raised questions about fairness and safety in the sport. Sarah Cunningham, a professional boxer from Michigan, is among the vocal critics of this policy. Cunningham, who also works as a sports dietitian and…

President Joe Biden has announced his decision to commute sentences for an additional 2,500 individuals, as part of a broader effort to address what he describes as unjust sentencing practices. According to a White House press release, those whose sentences are being commuted were convicted of nonviolent drug offenses. This move follows Biden’s previous announcement of 1,500 commutations and 39 pardons in December. Biden emphasized that the sentences these individuals received were unusually lengthy compared to what they would face under current laws and policies. He highlighted that his administration has issued more pardons and commutations than any other in…

In California, a significant development is unfolding as the city of Huntington Beach takes a notable stance against the state’s broader approach to immigration. This city is considering a declaration that would establish it as a “Non-Sanctuary City,” contrasting with the policies adopted by much of California regarding the housing of undocumented immigrants. The mayor of Huntington Beach, Pat Burns, issued a statement on Thursday outlining his proposal to address illegal immigration through a city council initiative. This proposal, set to be discussed in an upcoming city council meeting, aims to designate Huntington Beach as a “Non-Sanctuary City for Illegal…

President Donald Trump is poised to announce Sean Curran, one of his trusted agents and a key figure during the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, as the new Secret Service Director. Curran’s appointment signals a decisive shift in leadership after recent controversies and failures under the agency’s current administration. Curran will replace Ron Rowe, who has served as the acting director since July. Rowe took over after Kimberly Cheatle resigned amid mounting criticism following security lapses that led to the assassination attempt on Trump during a rally. Sean Curran’s nomination comes as no surprise to those familiar with his role…

Scott Bessent, the nominee for Treasury Secretary under President-elect Donald Trump, recently participated in a confirmation hearing before the Senate Finance Committee. Throughout the session, Bessent, known for his background as a hedge fund manager and founder of Key Square Group, navigated questions with composure, addressing various topics raised by the committee members. During the hearing, Bessent faced pointed inquiries from several Democratic senators. One notable exchange involved Senator Ron Wyden from Oregon, who posed challenging questions. Bessent responded with measured answers, clarifying any misconceptions and maintaining his stance on the issues discussed. A memorable moment occurred when Senator Bernie…

As the nation’s capital gears up for President-elect Donald Trump’s historic inauguration, security measures have been significantly heightened. The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) is conducting low-altitude helicopter flights over downtown Washington, D.C. These helicopters, equipped with advanced radiation detection technology, are actively scanning the area for any potential radiological or nuclear threats. CBS reporter Nicole Sganga joined Jacqueline Brandon, a senior scientist with the Department of Energy, aboard one of these specialized helicopters to gain exclusive insight into the security preparations. The helicopter flies in a deliberate grid pattern over the National Mall, tasked with…

In a significant development, a ceasefire agreement has been brokered between Israel and Hamas, announced by President-elect Donald J. Trump. The agreement has been hailed as a major diplomatic milestone, promising the release of numerous Israeli hostages and marking a potential end to a prolonged period of violence in Gaza. The announcement was made on Trump’s social media platform, Truth Social, where he assured that the hostages would be released soon. The ceasefire has captured the attention of international diplomatic circles, as it signals a possible end to the violent conflicts that have persisted in the region for over a…

In a heated session on Capitol Hill, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 30, the Preventing Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act, a bill designed to enhance immigration restrictions on individuals who commit heinous crimes. Sponsored by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), the legislation aims to protect women and children from violence by barring entry to, and facilitating the deportation of, illegal aliens who commit serious offenses. Despite its focus on public safety, the vote on the bill revealed deep partisan divisions. While Republicans unanimously supported the measure, 145 Democrats voted against it, raising concerns among critics about the Democratic…

Stacey Abrams, once a dominant figure in Georgia politics, has returned to the spotlight after a major admission by a non-profit organization she founded in 2013. Alongside her, Senator Raphael Warnock faces renewed scrutiny due to his past leadership role in the group. The New Georgia Project (NGP) and its affiliated action fund have agreed to pay a $300,000 fine after admitting to 16 violations of state campaign finance laws. This resolution comes after a nearly six-year investigation and marks the largest penalty ever assessed under Georgia’s campaign finance laws. The New Georgia Project, a voting rights organization founded by…

Rumors are swirling about trouble in paradise for one of America’s most high-profile couples. Recent events have fueled speculation that former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama may be headed toward divorce. Michelle’s noticeable absence from key public events, including the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter, has set the tabloids ablaze with conjecture. Barack Obama attended Jimmy Carter’s funeral solo, sparking whispers of discord. While Michelle reportedly had a “scheduling conflict,” her absence was conspicuous given her past attendance at major state functions alongside her husband. Her spokesperson confirmed that she would also skip the upcoming…

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a high-stakes lawsuit against Elon Musk, accusing the tech billionaire of delaying the disclosure of his Twitter stock acquisitions. The agency claims this delay misled shareholders, artificially suppressed stock prices, and allowed Musk to save over $150 million during his purchase spree. Filed in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, the lawsuit marks another chapter in the ongoing friction between the SEC and Musk, who has long criticized the agency’s regulatory practices. The case centers on Musk’s alleged violation of the 13D rule, which mandates that investors disclose ownership of 5% or more in…

The U.S.-Mexico border is seeing a dramatic decline in illegal immigration ahead of President-elect Donald J. Trump’s inauguration. Daily border encounters in December hit their lowest average since July 2020, marking a significant shift as Trump prepares to enact sweeping immigration reforms. According to data released by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), federal officials recorded 96,000 unlawful crossings in December. While border activity typically decreases during cooler months, many attribute this steep drop to Trump’s hardline rhetoric and promises of immediate action to secure the border. Trump’s upcoming administration has pledged to prioritize border security, including the mass deportation…

Aurora, Colorado, is taking decisive action against an apartment complex that has become notorious for criminal activity and alleged gang ties. Despite months of denial and downplaying by city officials, the Edge at Lowry apartment complex is now being shut down after a judge’s order last week. This dramatic development follows reports of violence and a controversial connection to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TDA). The closure stems from a series of alarming incidents at the Edge at Lowry. City officials described the property as a hotspot for “unmitigated violent crimes and property crimes,” with over 60 reported incidents…

President-elect Donald Trump’s interest in acquiring Greenland has been the subject of headlines and controversy for months. Now, the story has taken a dramatic turn with reports that Denmark has sent private messages to Trump, signaling a willingness to discuss America’s military presence in the Arctic region. A report published by Axios on Saturday claims that Denmark, which oversees Greenland’s defense, reached out to Trump through confidential channels. According to two unnamed sources cited in the report, the messages expressed Denmark’s openness to bolstering the U.S. military’s presence in Greenland. This development follows Trump’s refusal last week to rule out…

California Governor Gavin Newsom has struck a $50 million deal with Democratic lawmakers to combat the incoming Trump administration’s policies and protect undocumented immigrants from deportation. The move, which comes as Los Angeles battles devastating wildfires that have claimed 24 lives, has drawn sharp criticism from Republicans who accuse Newsom of misplaced priorities. The agreement earmarks $25 million for the California Department of Justice (CADOJ) to prepare legal challenges against the Trump administration. Another $25 million will go toward defending immigrants from deportation, detention, and wage theft, a proposal championed by state Senate leaders. In the wake of President Trump’s…

Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney to Donald Trump, made headlines during a heated appearance on MSNBC, where he confirmed his application for a presidential pardon from the Biden-Harris administration. Speaking with host Symone Sanders, Cohen argued that his treatment as part of the “enemies list” warrants the same consideration President Joe Biden extended to his son, Hunter Biden, who received a pardon earlier this year. Cohen’s appeal was both emotional and controversial. He detailed the harsh conditions he endured during his imprisonment, particularly the 51 days he spent in solitary confinement, which he described as “hellish.” “Regarding the pardon,…

In a surprising twist, Greenland’s Prime Minister Múte Egede has expressed his willingness to meet with U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump, setting the stage for a potential geopolitical shake-up. Egede’s remarks, made during a press conference in Denmark, have fueled speculation about Trump’s controversial proposal to purchase Greenland. Egede, while addressing the press, stated that he is open to dialogue with Trump, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and mutual understanding. “We are ready to talk,” Egede said. “Cooperation is about dialogue. Cooperation means that you will work towards solutions.” However, Egede made it clear that Greenland’s people do not want to…

The Biden administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has sparked heated controversy by approving the use of radioactive waste in a Florida road construction project. The decision allows Mosaic Fertilizer LLC, a Tampa-based phosphate fertilizer producer, to construct a private road using phosphogypsum, a byproduct of phosphate fertilizer production that contains radioactive elements. Phosphogypsum is highly regulated due to its radioactivity. Traditionally, this waste is stored in engineered stacks to minimize public exposure. However, the EPA’s approval marks a significant shift, with environmental groups raising alarm about potential risks to public health and the environment. Phosphogypsum is a byproduct created during…

A recent report from the House Committee on Administration’s Subcommittee on Oversight has dropped explosive revelations about the investigation into the January 6 pipe bomber. According to the report, the FBI ceased active pursuit of the suspect in 2021, suppressed critical evidence, and is now refusing to cooperate with Congressional investigators. The January 6 Capitol […]

Authorities in Mexico have uncovered a clandestine tunnel believed to be used by cartel operatives for smuggling migrants into El Paso, Texas. This startling discovery underscores the ongoing challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border, where human smuggling operations continue to evolve in sophistication. The tunnel was discovered this week in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, a city notorious for its role in cross-border trafficking. Working in collaboration, Mexican and U.S. authorities pinpointed the underground passage and launched efforts to shut down the smuggling operations exploiting it. Located near Gate 28 of the border fence, the tunnel connects to Ciudad Juarez’s water drainage system,…

When disaster strikes, communities rally to help those in need. Wildfires devastate California annually, and residents, businesses, and donors across the country come together to provide relief. However, recent actions by Governor Gavin Newsom have raised eyebrows, sparking accusations that he’s using wildfire relief efforts as a cover for political fundraising. Governor Gavin Newsom and Senator Elizabeth Warren recently promoted posts encouraging donations for wildfire relief. At first glance, this seemed like a noble gesture, but there’s a significant caveat: the donations were routed through ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform. ActBlue charges a 3.95% processing fee on all donations. While…

A horrifying spectacle unfolded in Los Angeles Friday night as wildfires ravaged Southern California, destroying homes and claiming lives. A rare and deadly phenomenon, a fire tornado—commonly known as a “firenado”—was caught on camera during the Palisades Fire, leaving viewers stunned and firefighters scrambling. Captured by FOX 11, the ‘firenado’ was seen spinning through the inferno at around 10:45 PM local time. Reporter Adam Krueger narrated the extraordinary sight, exclaiming, “Unbelievable… This is a real thing,” as massive flames swirled into a fiery vortex. A large fire whirl, sometimes referred to as a ‘firenado’, was spotted spinning amid the Palisades…

The controversial ideology of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) appears to be nearing its end—and Meta is leading the charge. According to Axios, Mark Zuckerberg has decided to dismantle all DEI initiatives at Meta, returning to hiring practices rooted in meritocracy. Janelle Gale, Meta’s Vice President of Human Resources, confirmed the sweeping changes in a memo to employees. She explained that Meta’s approach to hiring, development, and procurement practices will undergo significant revisions. In her memo, Gale acknowledged a broader shift in the U.S. legal and policy framework regarding DEI efforts. “The legal and policy landscape surrounding diversity, equity, and…

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has come under fire after a leaked memo revealed her demand for an additional $49 million in cuts to the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) budget, mere days before devastating wildfires swept across the city. The decision, exposed in an internal memo obtained by the Daily Mail, has sparked outrage among firefighters and residents, raising questions about the city’s preparedness and priorities. Dated January 6, the memo outlined a worst-case scenario plan to shut down as many as 16 fire stations across Los Angeles. This proposal came just a day before the Palisades Fire broke…

As predicted by President Donald Trump, Senate Democrats are quietly maneuvering to delay the confirmation of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman turned Republican, has become a polarizing figure in Washington, and her nomination has already sparked intense partisan debate. Trump announced Gabbard’s nomination in November, touting her bipartisan appeal, military service, and dedication to defending constitutional rights. However, late last month, Trump warned that Democrats would try to stall confirmations of his cabinet nominees. That warning now appears prescient, as Democratic senators claim Gabbard has not submitted all required vetting materials, a…

The trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the death of George Floyd, is facing renewed scrutiny as 14 law enforcement officers claim that Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) Assistant Chief Katie Blackwell committed perjury during her testimony. This latest development adds fuel to an already controversial case that captured global attention and continues to polarize public opinion. During Chauvin’s trial, Blackwell testified that the restraint maneuver Chauvin used on Floyd was not part of MPD’s training protocols. Her statement played a significant role in the jury’s decision to convict Chauvin of third-degree murder, second-degree unintentional murder,…

President-elect Donald Trump has doubled down on his ultimatum to Hamas, warning of severe repercussions if the estimated 50 remaining hostages are not released by his inauguration on January 20. Speaking alongside Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, Trump made it clear that failure to comply would lead to dire consequences for the terror organization. “If those hostages aren’t back—if they’re not back by the time I get into office—all hell will break out in the Middle East,” Trump said during a recent appearance with Witkoff, who is actively engaged in ceasefire negotiations. The president-elect reiterated the threat without delving into…

In an unexpected move, outgoing President Joe Biden has signaled he might consider issuing preemptive pardons for two polarizing figures: former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) director Dr. Anthony Fauci and former Congresswoman Liz Cheney (R-WY). The potential move has sparked heated debate, with critics accusing Biden of attempting to shield political allies from future accountability. The possibility of preemptive pardons emerged during an interview with USA Today’s Susan Page. She asked Biden directly whether he would pardon Cheney and Fauci, citing concerns from his supporters that they could become targets under President-elect Donald Trump’s administration. Biden’s…

The battle over Jack Smith’s final report has escalated into a high-stakes legal showdown between U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland and Judge Aileen Cannon. At the center of the clash is the controversial investigation into former President Donald Trump, which has sparked fierce debate over transparency, accountability, and the limits of judicial authority. On Tuesday, Judge Cannon issued a temporary injunction blocking the release of the special counsel’s final report, halting Garland’s plans to make the document public. Cannon’s ruling stems from a broader legal dispute concerning the classified documents case involving Trump and his co-defendants, Walt Nauta and Carlos…

Dr. Emmanuel Hostin, husband of The View co-host Sunny Hostin, has been implicated in a massive $450 million lawsuit alleging insurance fraud and professional misconduct. The lawsuit, filed on December 17, names nearly 200 individuals, marking it as one of the most extensive RICO cases in New York’s history. Dr. Hostin, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon affiliated with prestigious institutions like Mount Sinai and Lenox Hill hospitals, is accused of fraudulent billing practices tied to kickbacks from Empire State Ambulatory Surgery Center. The accusations center on alleged misuse of New York’s No-Fault Law, which mandates that insurers cover medical expenses for…

In a decisive and forward-looking statement, President-elect Donald Trump refused to rule out the possibility of military or economic measures to secure U.S. control over Greenland and the Panama Canal. Speaking from his Mar-a-Lago residence, Trump reinforced his commitment to protecting America’s economic and national security, prioritizing these strategic assets as critical for the nation’s future. “You’re talking about Panama and Greenland,” Trump said when asked if military or economic coercion was off the table. “I can’t assure you of either of those two. But I can say this: We need them for economic security. The Panama Canal was built…

The FBI’s top leader in New Orleans, Lyonel Myrthil, was reportedly vacationing in Italy during the New Year’s holiday, leaving inexperienced Special Agent Alethea Duncan in charge when tragedy struck Bourbon Street. Despite known security vulnerabilities during New Orleans’ bustling New Year’s celebrations, the city’s FBI office was unprepared for a devastating terror attack that claimed at least 15 lives and injured 35 others. The Oversight Project revealed that Myrthil’s absence came as law enforcement struggled to address the attack and its aftermath. Criticism has mounted over his decision to leave the region at a critical time, compounded by the…

In a development that has raised both health concerns and speculation about government overreach, Louisiana officials have reported the first U.S. death from H5N1 avian influenza. The victim, a 66-year-old man with underlying health issues, succumbed to the virus after direct exposure to sick and dead birds in a backyard flock. This incident is the first recorded human fatality from bird flu in the United States, sparking fears not just of a potential health crisis but also of another round of sweeping government restrictions. Could this be the precursor to a new wave of mandates and shutdowns? The Louisiana man,…

President-elect Donald J. Trump has unveiled a groundbreaking plan to grant pardons, clemency, and commutations to more than 1,000 individuals convicted of crimes related to the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot. Trump has promised to take swift action, signaling that these pardons could come as early as his first day back in the Oval Office. Speaking to NBC’s Kristen Welker in December, Trump expressed his commitment to addressing what he sees as injustices in the handling of January 6-related cases. “I’m going to be acting very quickly,” Trump stated. “I’m looking [at the] first day. These people have been there…

Texas rapper 2 Low stunned audiences when a gun accidentally discharged in his pocket during a live podcast interview. The shocking incident occurred on the “1 on 1 Wit Mike D” podcast, where 2 Low was discussing his career and personal life. What began as an engaging conversation about life choices quickly turned into chaos approximately 47 minutes into the recording. A sudden loud bang, accompanied by a bright flash, erupted from 2 Low’s jeans pocket, leaving the rapper and host Mike D momentarily frozen in disbelief. As the podcast progressed, 2 Low was seen casually reaching into his pocket.…

President Joe Biden’s latest encounter with reporters took an unexpected turn Sunday evening after signing the Social Security Fairness Act into law. The press briefing, intended to highlight the new legislation, quickly spiraled into a contentious exchange, marked by Biden’s frustration with the media and a series of off-topic remarks. The president touched on a range of issues, from immigration to white supremacy and his thoughts on former President Donald Trump. However, it was his tone and meandering responses that stole the spotlight, leaving many questioning the administration’s approach to managing Biden’s public appearances. When asked whether he still considered…

Washington, D.C., is bracing for its biggest snowstorm in years, a massive weather event that threatens to derail Monday’s highly anticipated certification of the 2024 presidential election results. The storm, predicted to bring near-record snowfall and severe travel disruptions, has already sparked chaos, with some members of Congress fleeing the capital ahead of the advisory to stay put. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Washington, D.C., effective from 10:00 PM Sunday through 1:00 AM Tuesday. Forecasters predict heavy mixed precipitation, with snowfall rates expected to reach 1 to 3 inches per hour during the…

Liz Cheney, former Vice Chair of the January 6 Committee and a polarizing figure in American politics, faced scathing criticism during a live television segment hosted by Fox Business’s Maria Bartiromo. The discussion, featuring The Federalist’s senior editor Mollie Hemingway, dissected Cheney’s controversial tenure and the contentious decision by President Joe Biden to award her a prestigious medal. Hemingway did not hold back, accusing Cheney of obstructing justice, tampering with witnesses, and concealing evidence during her time on the January 6 Committee. The accusations, combined with Cheney’s alliance with Democrats in recent years, have fueled a firestorm of debate over…

In a horrifying incident caught on video, a Massachusetts man has been arrested after violently attacking a young mother during a road rage confrontation. The suspect, Gladior Kwesiah, 26, originally from Monrovia, Liberia, was taken into custody following the assault, which left the victim, Hailea Soares, with severe injuries. The altercation unfolded on Friday morning in Attleboro, Massachusetts, after a minor car accident shortly before 9 a.m. A bystander captured the shocking moment on video, which shows Kwesiah banging on the roof of Soares’ car before forcibly pulling her out and body-slamming her onto the pavement. Witnesses reported hearing Soares…

President Joe Biden is set to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the United States, to a group of 19 individuals, including prominent and controversial figures such as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and billionaire philanthropist George Soros. The ceremony, scheduled for Saturday, will also honor an array of celebrities from entertainment, sports, and other sectors. According to the White House, the awards recognize individuals who have made “exceptionally meritorious contributions to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, culture, or other significant public or private endeavors.” In a prepared…

The Wisconsin Elections Commission convened an emergency meeting on Thursday to address a troubling revelation: 193 absentee ballots cast in November’s election in Madison were never counted. The uncounted ballots, distributed among Wards 56, 65, and 68, were revealed more than six weeks after Election Day, prompting serious concerns about the integrity of the election process. Of the 193 uncounted ballots, 125 were from Ward 56, 67 from Ward 65, and one from Ward 68. The discrepancy came to light during a routine post-election review when officials discovered the ballots had not been included in the final count. Elections Commission…

U.S. Delegate Stacey Plaskett (D-VI) made headlines after a heated outburst on the floor of the House of Representatives during the initial ballot to elect a Speaker. Plaskett demanded that non-voting delegates representing U.S. territories be granted the ability to cast votes, sparking both applause and criticism. The controversy began when Plaskett raised a parliamentary inquiry, questioning why delegates from American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the District of Columbia were not called to vote. She emphasized that these territories collectively represent over four million Americans. Her passionate remarks drew a standing ovation and cheers…

The Tren de Aragua (TdA), a violent Venezuelan gang born in the country’s notorious prisons, is rapidly spreading its influence across the United States. As of early 2025, the gang has firmly established a presence in at least 18 states, with experts predicting that number could exceed 25 by February. From the remote plains of Montana and Wyoming to bustling metropolises like New York and Chicago, TdA’s reach is alarming. Authorities have identified the gang as a major driver of violent crime, sex trafficking, and organized theft, raising urgent concerns about its growing power. Tren de Aragua’s rise in the…

House Speaker Mike Johnson has announced ambitious plans to overhaul government spending, targeting what he calls wasteful programs such as President Joe Biden’s green energy initiatives and student loan relief measures. Johnson expressed confidence in his ability to secure reelection and implement sweeping budget cuts, which he views as essential to reducing the size and scope of the federal government. Speaking on Just the News, No Noise on Thursday evening, Johnson laid out his vision to address ballooning government expenditures. “We’ve got to reduce the size and scope of government. Government’s too big. It does too many things and does…

In a high-stakes meeting just weeks before Donald Trump is set to assume the presidency, President Joe Biden and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan reportedly discussed the possibility of launching a military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities. This revelation, uncovered by Axios, sheds light on the precarious balance of power during the waning days of Biden’s first term and the looming handoff to a new administration. The impetus for this conversation stemmed from Iran’s rapid expansion of its nuclear enrichment program. Despite public denials and claims that its nuclear efforts are geared toward civilian use, intelligence reports suggested that the…

DEVELOPING: Authorities are responding to a serious security situation outside the U.S. Capitol. Earlier today, the U.S. Capitol Police discovered a suspicious vehicle near Constitution Avenue and Third Street, NW, triggering a swift lockdown of the surrounding area. According to an official statement from the Capitol Police, officers were dispatched to investigate the potential threat. “Our officers just responded to the area of Constitution Avenue and Third Street, NW, for a suspicious vehicle,” the statement reads. “Please avoid the area while we investigate.” The incident has led to a significant disruption around the Capitol, with roads blocked and the public…

Authorities have identified 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar of Texas as the suspect behind the horrific New Year’s Day massacre in New Orleans. Jabbar, who was killed during the attack, is now the focus of an extensive FBI investigation as officials seek to determine whether he acted alone or was part of a broader conspiracy. Jabbar served in the U.S. Army from 2007 to 2015 before transitioning to the reserves, where he remained until 2020. His military roles included human resources and information technology specialist, and he deployed to Afghanistan from February 2009 through January 2010. Authorities are scrutinizing his time in…

In Effingham County, Georgia, Judge Stephen Yekel, 74, was found dead in his courtroom after an apparent suicide. The judge’s death, which occurred on what was to be his final day in office, has left the local community and legal circles in shock. Judge Yekel’s body was discovered on Tuesday morning in the Effingham County State Court. Effingham County Sheriff Jimmy McDuffie reported that the judge likely died late Monday night or early Tuesday. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) has launched a formal inquiry into the incident, but early indications point to suicide. Appointed to the state court in…

A shocking escalation of violence is unfolding at the southern border as the infamous Venezuelan prison gang, Tren de Aragua, makes a desperate push to infiltrate the United States. Armed with knives, tire irons, and broken bottles, gang members have been storming border crossings near El Paso, Texas, in an attempt to enter before anticipated border policy changes on January 20. According to a leaked memo from the Texas Department of Public Safety, the gang has threatened to attack border guards who stand in their way. Last week, a group of 20 Tren de Aragua members tried to force their…

Republicans have seized control of the Minnesota House after a judge ruled that Democrat state representative-elect Curtis Johnson failed to meet residency requirements and is ineligible to serve as the representative for Minnesota House District 40B. This dramatic turn of events hands Republicans a temporary one-seat majority, with significant implications for the balance of power in the state legislature. The ruling was delivered by Ramsey County Judge Leonardo Castro, who stated in his order: “Curtis Johnson is enjoined from taking the oath of office and from acting as a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives for House District 40B.”…

A shocking cybersecurity breach has rocked the U.S. Treasury Department, as a Chinese state-sponsored hacker exploited vulnerabilities to gain access to sensitive departmental systems. Discovered on December 8, the hack raises urgent questions about the Biden administration’s handling of national security and cybersecurity preparedness. The attack, which occurred via a third-party vendor providing remote technical support for Treasury Departmental Offices (DO), enabled the hacker to bypass key security systems. Using a stolen key from the vendor, the attacker gained access to unclassified workstations within the Treasury, although no classified information was compromised. Once alerted to the breach by the service…

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has formally called on the state Supreme Court to reject an appeal from Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, intensifying the legal drama surrounding the high-profile election interference case involving President-elect Donald Trump. This comes after the Georgia Court of Appeals disqualified Willis from the case, citing a serious “appearance of impropriety.” The controversy centers on revelations of a romantic relationship between Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade, whom she hired to assist in the Trump prosecution. This relationship, deemed inappropriate, has raised questions about the impartiality and integrity of the prosecution effort, leading to…

Imagine if the oil in your kitchen, a seemingly harmless staple, was silently contributing to cancer. Recent research suggests this might not be far from reality. Two groundbreaking studies released in quick succession have cast a troubling spotlight on widely used cooking oils, highlighting a potential connection between their consumption and increased cancer risks, particularly in the colon. These findings have reverberated across households globally, challenging the perception of seed oils like sunflower, soybean, and canola as safe and essential. As scientists unravel the hidden dangers of these oils, a pressing question emerges: Are we compromising our long-term health for…

In a move likely to intensify an already contentious debate, the Biden administration has approved an additional $2.5 billion in aid for Ukraine. This follows a $1.25 billion package announced just days prior, bringing the total assistance promised within a week to a staggering $3.75 billion. The announcement, made early Monday via the White House website, includes two major components: a $1.25 billion drawdown package of military equipment and a $1.22 billion Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI) package. Critics argue the timing and scope of these allocations highlight the administration’s relentless focus on escalating U.S. involvement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict,…

Dr. Leana Wen, a figure synonymous with the government overreach of the COVID-19 pandemic, has sounded alarm bells over the H5N1 bird flu outbreak during her appearance on CBS’s Face the Nation on Sunday. Her call for mass testing and immediate vaccine approval has sparked fears that this could be the next excuse for crippling lockdowns and economic destruction. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed the first severe U.S. human case of H5N1 bird flu last week. The case involved a 65-year-old man in Louisiana who had been in contact with infected birds in his backyard. Predictably,…

Authorities are sounding the alarm over the rapid expansion of Tren de Aragua (TdA), a violent Venezuelan gang described by experts as “MS-13 on steroids.” This criminal organization, rooted in Venezuela’s prison system, has quickly infiltrated communities across the United States, spreading fear and violence. Currently active in at least 18 states, the gang is projected to expand its reach to more than half the country by February, according to law enforcement officials. Tren de Aragua has already established a presence in both rural and urban areas, including states like Colorado, North Dakota, Montana, Nevada, and Wyoming. Major metropolitan areas,…

In a high-stakes military operation, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) arrested 240 terror suspects at the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, exposing its alleged use as a Hamas military base. The operation, conducted with surgical precision, uncovered a trove of weapons, including guns, grenades, and ammunition, hidden within the facility. Among those detained was the hospital’s director, who is suspected of being a Hamas operative. The raid was launched after weeks of intelligence gathering, which identified the hospital as a command center for Hamas operations in Jabaliya. Despite evidence pointing to Hamas’ exploitation of medical facilities for military purposes, the…

Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur and owner of X (formerly Twitter), has ignited a firestorm within the Republican Party by calling for the removal of “hateful, unrepentant racists” from its ranks. His remarks come as tensions escalate over the party’s stance on H-1B visas and merit-based immigration, issues dividing MAGA loyalists and Silicon Valley advocates. At the center of the controversy is the appointment of Sriram Krishnan, an Indian-American tech entrepreneur, as a senior policy advisor on artificial intelligence in President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration. The decision has sparked outrage from segments of the MAGA movement, with prominent activist Laura…

In a bold and unprecedented move, New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch has initiated a sweeping purge of high-ranking NYPD officials. The dramatic overhaul follows the explosive revelation of a sex scandal involving one of the department’s top officers, Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey. The scandal, first reported by The New York Post, uncovered allegations of Maddrey exchanging overtime hours for sexual favors with Lieutenant Quathisha Epps. The fallout from this revelation has rocked the NYPD’s leadership and prompted immediate action from Commissioner Tisch, signaling a new era of accountability within the department. The shakeup began with the immediate removal…

A bombshell report by The Wall Street Journal has revealed that key FBI and Pentagon scientists were sidelined during a crucial 2021 intelligence briefing to President Joe Biden about the origins of COVID-19. These scientists, who supported the lab-leak theory, were allegedly prevented from presenting their findings, fueling accusations of political bias in handling the pandemic’s origins. In August 2021, the intelligence community was tasked with presenting its findings to President Biden regarding the origins of the virus. Despite the FBI’s conclusion with “moderate confidence” that a lab leak from the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) was likely, the agency…

Russian President Vladimir Putin made a surprising revelation Thursday during a press conference following the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council meeting near St. Petersburg. The economic bloc, led by Russia, includes Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. Among the many topics discussed, Putin disclosed an intriguing detail about his past negotiations with U.S. President Joe Biden regarding Ukraine’s potential NATO membership. Putin revealed that in 2021, during their midsummer meeting in Switzerland, President Biden proposed delaying Ukraine’s NATO membership by 10 to 15 years as a way to avoid conflict. According to Putin: “I know that the current President Biden spoke about…

Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) unveiled his annual Festivus Waste Report on Monday, taking aim at wasteful government spending, including a controversial program that allows ultra-rich Hollywood celebrities to qualify for taxpayer-subsidized flood insurance. Among the targets of Paul’s fiery critique were A-listers like Matt Damon, Cher, and Nicolas Cage, all of whom own multi-million-dollar properties eligible for insurance under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Paul’s report, an eagerly anticipated tradition, highlights bizarre and costly uses of taxpayer dollars. This year’s edition touched on projects ranging from studies on lonely rats and their relationship to cocaine to securing the Paraguayan…

The United States is ramping up efforts to combat the growing threat of espionage linked to the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Recent arrests in California and Guam have shed light on covert operations aimed at influencing U.S. politics and compromising national security. In California, federal authorities arrested a 64-year-old man accused of acting as an unregistered agent for the PRC. According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), the suspect served as a campaign manager for a southern California city council candidate elected in 2022. The DOJ alleges that the man conspired with Chinese…

Nevada’s 2024 election results are under scrutiny as the Secretary of State’s office investigates 180 reported cases of alleged double-voting. These cases are part of a broader inquiry into potential election integrity violations, with 762 reports filed by voters during the primary and general elections. The state’s report, released on Friday, reveals that of the 762 Election Integrity Violation Reports, 515 have already been resolved with no wrongdoing found. However, 243 cases remain open, including the double-voting allegations, leaving the state grappling with questions about the integrity of its election process. Double-voting is a serious violation under Nevada law, encompassing…

President Trump has responded fiercely to President Joe Biden’s decision to commute the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, including individuals convicted of horrifying crimes such as child rape and murder. Biden’s unprecedented move comes after mounting pressure from over 130 human and civil rights groups and follows his administration’s moratorium on federal executions. Biden announced the decision via social media, stating, “I am commuting the sentences of 37 individuals on federal death row to life sentences without the possibility of parole. This action is consistent with my Administration’s moratorium on federal executions, except for cases involving terrorism and…

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, renowned for his viral “One Bite” pizza reviews, became an unexpected savior for a struggling Baltimore pizzeria this holiday season. Tiny Brick Oven, a veteran-owned gem nestled in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, was on the verge of shutting down permanently on Christmas Day. But Portnoy’s visit turned their story into a Christmas miracle. During his pizza tour of Maryland in mid-December, Portnoy visited several well-known establishments, including Pizza John’s in Essex and Angeli’s Pizzeria in Little Italy, as reported by The Baltimore Banner. However, it was his stop at Tiny Brick Oven that became a defining…

President Donald Trump is reportedly reassessing his support for House Speaker Mike Johnson following last week’s chaotic government funding negotiations. Sources close to Trump indicate the former president is dissatisfied with Johnson’s handling of the situation and doubts his ability to lead the slim Republican House majority into 2024. According to Politico’s Rachael Bade, Trump’s frustration stems from Johnson’s failure to secure a debt ceiling hike within the recently passed funding agreement. This omission could create significant obstacles for Trump’s legislative agenda next year, as Senate Democrats may use the unresolved debt ceiling issue as leverage to block or delay…

An intense confrontation between Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), her staffer, and independent journalist Nick Sortor unfolded in dramatic fashion, culminating in physical altercations and accusations of dishonesty. The incident, captured on video, has ignited a firestorm of criticism and raised questions about transparency and accountability from the Congresswoman’s office. The clash began in the basement of a Capitol office building as Sortor attempted to question Ocasio-Cortez about a gruesome case involving a Guatemalan national who allegedly set a woman on fire in New York City. This sparked an already tense discussion about the migrant crisis in the city. The interaction…

Former President Donald Trump has ignited intense debate with a fiery speech at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest, where he pledged to take sweeping action against what he termed “transgender lunacy.” Trump announced plans to issue executive orders that would reverse policies on gender identity, restrict transgender participation in sports, and redefine the government’s recognition of gender. “With a stroke of my pen on day one, we’re going to stop the transgender lunacy,” Trump proclaimed, drawing loud applause from the audience. He detailed his intentions to codify gender as strictly “male and female” and to prohibit what he called “child sexual…

Tensions between the United States and Panama have flared over the Panama Canal, with former President Donald Trump and Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino exchanging heated words over the canal’s ownership and its strategic importance. The escalating rhetoric underscores the canal’s continued role as a vital economic and security asset—and the ongoing friction over its management. On Saturday, Donald Trump ignited the controversy with a fiery statement on Truth Social, warning that the U.S. could seize control of the canal if Panama fails to address soaring fees and the growing influence of China in its operations. “The United States has…

In a startling revelation, a new U.S. House Judiciary Committee report exposes a concerted push by the federal government to harness artificial intelligence (AI) for censorship, sparking heated debates about free speech and the future of online discourse. The interim report, titled “Censorship’s Next Frontier: The Federal Government’s Attempt to Control Artificial Intelligence to Suppress Free Speech,” paints a stark picture of AI’s role as a tool for suppression rather than innovation. According to the report, federal agencies and third-party collaborators are increasingly leveraging AI to enhance the speed and scale of censorship. This strategy appears to align with a…

A mysterious incident involving a swarm of drones near a Coast Guard vessel off the New Jersey coast has sparked a heated debate, with a Coast Guard crew member accusing the White House of dismissing the event without proper investigation. Speaking exclusively to the New York Post, the anonymous crew member challenged National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby’s remarks, which downplayed the significance of the incident. The encounter reportedly occurred around 9 p.m. and involved as many as 30 drones suddenly appearing in the vicinity of the Coast Guard vessel. The crew member described the drones as advanced, stating that…

After six months of silence and speculation, Republican Congresswoman Kay Granger, who has represented Texas’s 12th Congressional District since 1997, has been located in an assisted living facility specializing in dementia care. The discovery sheds light on her mysterious disappearance from public life, sparking questions about her capacity to serve and the handling of her situation by her family and staff. Granger’s last known public action was in July 2024 when she cast a vote against a budget amendment targeting the salary of a federal pesticide programs administrator. After that, she vanished from the public eye, leaving constituents, colleagues, and…

During an appearance on Mornings with Maria, Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY) issued a dire warning about the potential fallout of removing House Speaker Mike Johnson from his position. Tenney cautioned that such a move could disrupt the certification of President Trump’s anticipated electoral victory on January 6th, plunging Congress into chaos at a critical moment. Tenney’s remarks come as dissatisfaction brews among House Republicans over Speaker Johnson’s recent actions. Critics, particularly from the party’s conservative wing, have expressed frustration over Johnson’s decision to collaborate with Democrats on a 1,500-page continuing resolution (CR) aimed at averting a government shutdown. The CR,…

Dr. Phil’s visit to New York City’s subway system alongside Mayor Eric Adams turned into an unplanned drama, spotlighting the stark realities of homelessness and public safety in America’s largest transit network. The highly publicized tour, aimed at addressing safety concerns and the city’s growing homelessness crisis, took an unexpected turn when a routine encounter with a homeless man escalated into a volatile confrontation. The visit, coinciding with the acquittal of Marine veteran Daniel Penny in a high-profile subway case, underscored the challenges of managing safety and equity in a system used by millions daily. “This subway system is the…

U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) agents made a significant discovery this week, intercepting 37 illegal aliens being smuggled in an 18-wheeler during an inspection in New Mexico. The bust, which took place near Las Cruces in the El Paso Sector on Sunday, has only now been revealed in detail, shedding light on the ongoing challenges at the southern border. The operation unfolded at a checkpoint on Interstate 25, where agents became suspicious after hearing movement from within the trailer during a routine inspection. Upon opening the trailer doors, they found dozens of individuals attempting to conceal themselves behind cargo. The group…

The Biden administration is facing increasing scrutiny over its response to mysterious drone sightings over multiple states on the East Coast and beyond. While federal agencies have dismissed the sightings as no threat to public or national security, a military expert warns that these incidents expose glaring vulnerabilities in the United States’ ability to control its own airspace. According to former U.S. Marine Col. William Dunn, a military aviation expert, the drones—regardless of their origin—highlight significant risks that adversaries could exploit. Dunn suggests that these drones, likely domestically launched, are conducting surveillance or searching for chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear…

In a revelation that casts doubt on official narratives about COVID-19’s origins, recently released messages show that Dr. Anthony Fauci, former Director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), knew as early as February 2020 that the virus was highly adapted to human transmission. These communications, obtained by the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, reveal Fauci was informed by then-China CDC head George Gao of the virus’s human-adaptive traits during the pandemic’s initial phase. The exchange, conducted through WeChat, highlights that both U.S. and Chinese officials were aware of the virus’s unique characteristics early on.…

A harrowing school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Wisconsin has unearthed disturbing links between the 15-year-old shooter, Natalie Rupnow, and online satanic networks known for grooming teenagers. The tragedy, which unfolded on Monday morning, left a student and teacher dead, six others injured, and the shooter taking her own life. Emerging evidence suggests that Rupnow was influenced by accelerationist ideologies propagated in dark corners of the internet. These groups, often cloaked in satanic symbolism, have been linked to grooming vulnerable youths into acts of violence, self-harm, and other forms of chaos as part of a sinister agenda to…

As shocking details continue to emerge about the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, leading crime investigators are casting doubt on the narrative that the accused shooter, Luigi Mangione, acted alone. Based on surveillance footage, witness accounts, and Mangione’s behavior, authorities now suggest the possibility of accomplices in what may be a meticulously coordinated assassination plot. The high-profile killing has gripped the nation since Thompson’s death on December 4th outside a Midtown Manhattan hotel, where he was attending an investor conference. Mangione, a 26-year-old Ivy League graduate, faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder and terrorism. However, the case may be…

George Stephanopoulos’ tenure at ABC News may be nearing its end following a stunning $15 million defamation settlement authorized by Disney CEO Bob Iger. The settlement, which also includes an additional $1 million to cover Donald Trump’s legal fees, comes after Trump sued ABC News over comments made by Stephanopoulos earlier this year. The defamation case stemmed from statements made by Stephanopoulos on “This Week,” where he inaccurately claimed that Trump was “found liable for rape” in the E. Jean Carroll case. The Manhattan jury in the case had concluded that Trump had “sexually abused” Carroll but stopped short of…

ActBlue, a prominent political donation platform, is under intense scrutiny as at least 20 state attorneys general and the House Administration Committee launch investigations into an alleged campaign money-laundering operation. This investigation, which includes a lawsuit in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, has raised questions about whether foreign and fraudulent contributions are being funneled through the platform to political campaigns. The suspected scheme, known as “smurfing,” was first brought to light by a team led by Peter Bernegger, Chris Gleason, and Phil Allison. In 2023, investigative journalist James O’Keefe’s media outlet, OMG, published videos featuring interviews with individuals whose identities were allegedly…

In Houston, Texas, an afternoon home invasion ended in fatal consequences for the intruder when a homeowner’s daughter, awakened by the commotion, acted decisively to protect herself and her family. The incident occurred around 3 p.m. on Wednesday in the 5700 block of Heatherbloom Drive, as reported by the Houston Police Department (HPD). According to initial accounts, the alleged intruder broke into the home while the father and his adult daughter were inside. The daughter, who had been asleep at the time of the break-in, woke to unfamiliar noises. Upon realizing there was an intruder in the home, she quickly…

Senior U.S. District Judge Michael Ponsor of Massachusetts faced sharp criticism and was found to have violated judicial ethics after writing an opinion piece in The New York Times questioning the ethical judgment of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. This incident, which has drawn widespread attention, underscores the delicate balance federal judges must maintain between personal opinions and the impartiality required of their role. In his May 2024 op-ed, Ponsor criticized Justice Alito for displaying what he deemed partisan symbols, including an upside-down American flag and an “Appeal to Heaven” flag, at properties linked to Alito. These symbols were reportedly…

President-elect Donald Trump has addressed swirling rumors that his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, could be appointed to fill the soon-to-be vacant Senate seat in Florida. The position will open as a result of Trump’s decision to nominate Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) for Secretary of State. Ultimately, the responsibility for filling the seat lies with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who has yet to announce his decision. While speculation about Lara Trump’s potential appointment has gained traction, Trump made it clear he has no expectations for DeSantis to select her. Speaking at a recent press conference at Mar-a-Lago, Trump responded to a reporter’s…

A shocking new congressional report accuses former Trump aide Alyssa Farah Griffin of acting as the “key go-between” for Liz Cheney and Cassidy Hutchinson during the January 6 Committee hearings. The House Administration Oversight Subcommittee alleges Cheney and Griffin orchestrated secret communications with Hutchinson, raising serious questions about witness tampering and ethical misconduct. The interim report, released by Chairman Barry Loudermilk, calls for the FBI to investigate Liz Cheney for violating federal laws, including 18 U.S.C. 1512, which prohibits witness tampering. The subcommittee also raises concerns that Hutchinson, a former White House aide and a star witness in the committee’s…

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced the formal indictment of Luigi Mangione, 26, on 11 criminal counts, including first-degree murder in furtherance of terrorism, for the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The brazen ambush, carried out on December 4, sent shockwaves through New York City and led to a nationwide manhunt. The charges mark a significant escalation in the case, with DA Bragg emphasizing the severity of the crime. “We allege that Luigi Mangione carried out the brazen, targeted, and fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Midtown Manhattan. This type of premeditated, targeted gun violence cannot and…

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to impose sweeping sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC), with Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan directly in the crosshairs. The move follows allegations that the ICC has exhibited anti-Semitic bias, particularly in its recent actions against Israel. According to a Fox News report, Trump’s incoming administration aims to hold the ICC accountable for what it views as politically motivated and unjust decisions. The ICC recently issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. The warrants are tied to Israel’s military response to the Hamas terror attacks of…

A 15-year-old student has been identified as the shooter responsible for a deadly attack on Monday at Abundant Life Christian School, a K-12 private school in Madison, Wisconsin. The incident left a teacher and a student dead, two other students critically injured, and several others wounded. Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes confirmed the shooter as Natalie “Samantha” Rupnow, a student at the school. Authorities reported that Rupnow entered the school armed with a handgun around 11 a.m., opening fire in a classroom during a study hall. The attack began swiftly, and the first 911 call came from a second-grade student…

Sirius XM host Megyn Kelly has sounded the alarm over coordinated efforts to derail President Donald Trump’s cabinet nominations ahead of his second term. On her show, Kelly highlighted the backlash against Pete Hegseth, Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, as emblematic of broader resistance to Trump’s team. Kelly pointed to a pattern of attacks targeting Trump’s nominees, particularly those like Hegseth, RFK Jr., and Tulsi Gabbard—figures floated for key roles in Trump’s administration. She warned these efforts could escalate, using personal histories and unsubstantiated claims as political ammunition. Pete Hegseth, a former Fox News host and veteran of the…

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is setting his sights on what he considers excessive government spending, proposing significant cuts to organizations like Planned Parenthood and PBS. In a Wednesday appearance on Fox News’s The Story with Martha MacCallum, Johnson outlined his vision for reducing federal expenditures under a potential second Trump administration, emphasizing the need for legislative collaboration and executive action. Johnson expressed his desire to eliminate taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood and PBS, contingent on Congress’s ability to “build consensus to have the votes to do that.” He noted that while some actions could be implemented through executive orders,…

Former congresswoman and presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard is reportedly struggling to secure Senate support for her nomination as Director of National Intelligence (DNI), a position she was tapped for by President-elect Donald Trump. A new report from The Hill indicates that Gabbard, a once-prominent Democrat turned Trump ally, is facing bipartisan skepticism, with several senators raising concerns about her suitability for the role. According to The Hill, Gabbard has been meeting with senators in an effort to win confirmation, but her efforts are reportedly falling short. Nearly half a dozen sources, including senators and individuals familiar with the meetings, have…

The U.S. military faces a daunting challenge: rebuilding its stockpile of critical weapons depleted by aid sent to Ukraine. A January 2023 study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) highlights the scale of the crisis, particularly in key defense systems like the FIM-92 Stinger missile. This revelation raises questions about national security readiness and the long-term sustainability of U.S. support for Ukraine. At the forefront of the issue is the Stinger missile system. Described by Raytheon as a “lightweight, self-contained air defense system,” it has become a linchpin in Ukraine’s defense. According to CSIS data, as of…