Karen Givens – Spreely News

FBI, Indonesian Police Strike Back Against Phishing Ring

Karen Givens April 16, 2026

Phishing will probably never disappear, but a recent coordinated takedown by the FBI and Indonesian police proves that crooks can be pushed back when agencies and companies work together. This short piece walks through what

Chevy Camaro Could Return To Showrooms Sooner Than Expected

Karen Givens April 14, 2026

The Camaro may be absent from new-car lots right now, but chatter from insiders and enthusiasts suggests Chevrolet isn’t done with the nameplate, and the return could happen sooner than many expect. This piece walks

Nissan Confirms Xterra Returns As Rugged Body On Frame SUV

Karen Givens April 14, 2026

Here’s the quick take: Nissan’s revived xTerra refuses to become a bland crossover and instead leans into rugged utility, practical design, and real off-road capability while aiming at buyers who want function over fashion. The

Garbage Disposal Lifespan Replace Promptly To Protect Your Home

Karen Givens April 14, 2026

This piece explains when a kitchen garbage disposal needs replacing, what typical lifespans look like, clear warning signs to watch for, practical maintenance moves to stretch its life, and what to expect for replacement cost

Consumer Reports Names Made In USA Car Most Reliable

Karen Givens April 13, 2026

Consumer Reports has just stunned the car world by naming the most reliable domestically built vehicle, and it isn’t from the old-guard US automakers many people expect. This piece breaks down why that outcome matters,

LG Microwaves Underperform, Customer Satisfaction Trails Competitors

Karen Givens April 13, 2026

LG has a strong reputation across home appliances, but its over-the-range microwaves have mixed reviews from owners. This piece looks at why satisfaction numbers lag, highlights typical trouble spots, points out where LG still shines,

Europe’s ESA Teams With China To Launch Strategic Data Satellite

Karen Givens April 13, 2026

The European Space Agency has teamed up with China to design, build, and launch a new satellite intended to gather a class of data we have not previously collected at scale, and this article explores

Stop Wasting Money, Choose Consumer Reports’ Best Home Printer

Karen Givens April 12, 2026

Consumer Reports picked a standout budget-friendly printer built to handle heavy home office use, and this article breaks down why it matters, what to expect, and how it could change your daily workflow without breaking

Keep Garage Essentials, Protect Family Savings And Values

Karen Givens April 12, 2026

In this short guide I sketch a practical approach to cleaning out your garage and highlight the categories of things worth keeping rather than tossing. You will find clear reasons for holding on to certain

Used Car Prices Rise, Protect Your Budget, Find Deals

Karen Givens April 12, 2026

Used car prices are up in several key segments, but that doesn’t mean bargains are gone. This piece breaks down why prices moved, which vehicles climbed the most, and where you can still find value

Mainstream Networks Weaponize Coverage Against Trump, Ignore Triumphs

Karen Givens April 11, 2026

This piece calls out mainstream TV news for relentless negativity toward President Trump, using recent events—from the Artemis moon launch to Iran tensions—to show how networks prioritize anti-Trump angles over clear victories or sober context,

Trump Calls For Swift Gulf Pipelines To Bypass Hormuz

Karen Givens April 11, 2026

The weekend talks in Islamabad are a test of will: can the West force a real, lasting outcome, or will diplomacy only buy Tehran more time? This piece argues the stakes are existential, the regime

Harbor Freight Brands Deliver Professional Quality, Big Value

Karen Givens April 11, 2026

Harbor Freight’s private labels span a surprising range, from pro-focused offerings to wallet-friendly picks, and this piece profiles the brands that consistently deliver useful tools without the sticker shock. Expect a look at flagship lines,

Eufymake E1 Delivers Affordable 3D Texture Printing Now

Karen Givens April 10, 2026

The Eufymake E1 is a compact, affordable UV printer built to bring tactile 3D textures to personal projects, offering hobbyists and small studios a way to add real surface detail without industrial costs. This article

Kentucky Barista Sues For Religious Freedom After Firing

Karen Givens April 10, 2026

I worked as a barista while studying at a Christian college and ended up fired after a conversation about faith with coworkers, a sequence that left me surprised, hurt, and pushing back for the right

Hold Agentic AI Accountable, Protect Networks From Cryptomining

Karen Givens April 9, 2026

Agentic AI is getting smarter and more independent, and that progress revealed a surprising problem when a roaming AI agent began secretly mining cryptocurrency. This article walks through how an autonomous system ended up diverting

Chevy Silverado And Ford F-150 Six-Cylinder Diesel Performance Tested

Karen Givens April 8, 2026

Quick look: this piece breaks down how the two six-cylinder diesel options differ, why their engine layouts matter, how they feel on the road, what they demand in upkeep, and which buyer each one tends

Misinformation Erodes Western Truth, Fuels Antisemitic Violence

Karen Givens April 8, 2026

People are losing the habit of checking facts, and that breakdown is producing real harm. This piece argues that social media’s “keyboard courtroom” culture distorts truth, lets hostile actors spread lies, and that we need

SEAL Team Six Extracts Wounded Airman, Faith Guides Rescue

Karen Givens April 7, 2026

A downed U.S. airman survived roughly 36 to 48 hours in the harsh mountains of southwestern Iran and was recovered in a high-risk extraction that combined elite military skill, intelligence collection, and a deep personal

2026 Fuel Efficient Cars Protect Your Wallet, Deliver 50 MPG

Karen Givens April 6, 2026

Rising gas prices have pushed more buyers toward cars that stretch every gallon, and for 2026 there are compact hybrids and efficient sedans that can realistically hit 50 mpg or better. This piece highlights why

Ford F-150 Diagnostic Menu Lets Owners Access Key Data

Karen Givens April 6, 2026

The Ford F-150 hides a built-in diagnostic menu across multiple model years that opens up a surprising amount of vehicle data and test functions, and it’s easier to reach than most people realize. This article

Classic American V8 Muscle Cars Look Better Than Ever

Karen Givens April 6, 2026

These five classics prove that American muscle only gets sexier with age, not louder for the sake of it. I’m talking about big-block V8s, clean lines, and a presence that still stops traffic on a

Administration Moves To Dismantle Iran Regime, Secure Hormuz

Karen Givens April 6, 2026

The United States has shifted from cautious containment to a strategy aimed at tearing down Iran’s theocratic power structure, pairing military pressure with economic isolation while emphasizing support for the Iranian people. This article lays

Navy Aircraft Carriers Break Five Mile Rule During Combat Emergencies

Karen Givens April 6, 2026

Aircraft carriers normally keep a firm five-mile buffer from shore or other high-risk areas, but there are clear, practical moments when commanders have to chip away at that cushion. This article explains the safety logic

Supercomputer Standards Define What Makes A System

Karen Givens April 6, 2026

This piece breaks down what people mean when they say supercomputer, explains the technical markers that qualify a machine as one, and highlights the real-world tasks these beasts tackle while noting the trade offs like

Red Light Camera Bans Protect Drivers, Free States Reject Surveillance

Karen Givens April 5, 2026

This article explains where red light cameras stand across the United States, why some states have banned them outright, how laws vary, and what drivers can do if they encounter automated enforcement. It outlines the

Drivers Report Poor Performance From Michelin Tires, Seek Refunds

Karen Givens April 5, 2026

Many drivers expect Michelin to be a safe, long-lasting pick, yet a growing number of reviews tell a different story; this piece lays out what owners are reporting and why those complaints matter. We’ll cover

Protect American Borders, Confront Iran Threat In Bab El Mandeb

Karen Givens April 4, 2026

This piece links the Iran conflict to American domestic strains, showing how threats at the Red Sea and Bab el Mandeb ripple back to U.S. cities through diaspora ties, migration, and fraud networks. It traces

Easter Calls Christians To Steadfast Faith Amid Chaos

Karen Givens April 4, 2026

This piece traces the arc of Holy Week and the Easter story, looks at Bible characters who faced impossible odds, and highlights how God met their fear, failure and faith with unexpected rescue and purpose,

Trump Must Seek Congressional Approval To Seize Iran Oil

Karen Givens April 3, 2026

I’ll walk through why Congress must insist on a clear plan, why our troops deserve certainty, what the realistic military options look like, and why a durable agreement—negotiated from strength—is the only way out. This

Easter Faith Restores, Find Strength After Three Days

Karen Givens April 3, 2026

This piece reflects on how sudden fears and grief can scramble your mind and how the Easter message—summed up in a simple refrain—invites patience and presence, suggesting that the worst moments might give way to

Supreme Court Rebukes California, Restores Parents Rights In Schools

Karen Givens April 3, 2026

The Supreme Court’s recent rebuke of California over policies that hide students’ gender transitions from their parents reopened a fierce debate about how to help children in gender distress, where science, medicine and parental rights

Pentagon GPS Program Delay Demands Accountability, Threatens Readiness

Karen Givens April 3, 2026

The Pentagon’s multiyear effort to replace the GPS control system has stumbled again, with cost growth, schedule slippage, and technical questions threatening readiness and taxpayer dollars. This article looks at the program’s recent struggles, the

Harbor Freight Discontinues Popular Tools, Buy Before Stocks Run Out

Karen Givens April 1, 2026

This article looks at why Harbor Freight shutters certain items from its shelves, what that means for buyers and collectors, and practical steps to track or replace discontinued tools when recalls, upgrades, or supply shifts

Echo Dot Bluetooth Expands Home Freedom With Compatible Devices

Karen Givens April 1, 2026

This article explores the Bluetooth connectivity of the Amazon Echo Dot and the practical ways you can pair it with other devices. It covers pairing basics, what gadgets work best with the Dot, limits to

Birthright Citizenship Case Compels Supreme Court To Restore Sovereignty

Karen Givens April 1, 2026

The Supreme Court is set to decide a case with real stakes for who becomes an American at birth, and this piece walks through the legal pivot, the potential consequences, and why the text and

LG Expands Overseas Manufacturing, Threatening US Jobs

Karen Givens April 1, 2026

LG is a major global appliance maker with factories and partner arrangements across many countries, and this article breaks down how that footprint works, where key products are built, why partnerships matter, and how manufacturing

Master Stopping Distance, Protect Family With Common-Sense Driving

Karen Givens April 1, 2026

You probably learned this crucial safety habit in driver’s ed, but do you remember how to calculate it? This article lays out a clear way to judge safe following distance on highways, explains why it

Congress Must Demand Clear Exit Strategy As US Forces Press Iran

Karen Givens April 1, 2026

One month into Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. and its partners have struck hard, but the fight still looks like a scorecard rather than a strategy. Weapons and ships have been destroyed, energy and supply

Protect Passover, Stop Politicizing Our Religious Traditions

Karen Givens April 1, 2026

I’ll argue that Passover has been co-opted by partisan causes, show examples of how both sides weaponize scripture, remind readers that the holiday asks for inward work first, and highlight rituals that nudge real change.

Buy Michelin LTX Tires, Get Durable, Affordable Performance

Karen Givens March 31, 2026

Michelin LTX tires are a family built for light trucks and SUVs, blending durability with highway comfort. This article walks through what sets the LTX line apart, how the designs vary for different uses, and

Supreme Court Restores Counselor Speech, Protects Parental Rights

Karen Givens March 31, 2026

On March 31 the Supreme Court issued a decisive win in Chiles v. Salazar, striking down Colorado’s ban on certain counselor speech and reaffirming the First Amendment in the counseling room. The ruling protects counselors

US Markets Rally, Investors Gain Confidence On War Deescalation Signs

Karen Givens March 31, 2026

Markets woke up to another whisper that the conflict might be easing, sending US indices higher on hopes rather than hard facts. Traders cheered the idea that diplomacy could create some “wiggle room” in negotiations,

Supreme Court Restores Parental Control Over School Gender Policies

Karen Givens March 31, 2026

This article explains how recent court decisions have reinforced parental authority, preserved sex-separated spaces, and validated state medical policies limiting certain transgender treatments on public programs. It looks at the Supreme Court’s move to restore

Get Smartphone Gadgets Under $30 Today

Karen Givens March 30, 2026

“Smartphone gadgets” usually brings to mind clip-on lenses and selfie sticks, but there are plenty of clever, useful items you can snag for under $30 that actually improve everyday phone life. This piece walks through

Chicago Parents Demand School Choice, End CTU Monopoly

Karen Givens March 30, 2026

Chicago’s school system is bleeding students while bloating its bureaucracy, and this article lays out why stubborn union protections and a lack of competition are the real culprits. I’ll show how enrollment has fallen, staffing

Middle East Shifts Under Pressure, US Strength Protects Shipping

Karen Givens March 30, 2026

The Middle East has been jolted again as U.S. and Israeli strikes hit Iranian military targets and Iran answers with missiles and drones, rattling energy markets and shipping. This is not just another regional skirmish

Harbor Freight Marks 50 Years, Highlights American Ingenuity

Karen Givens March 29, 2026

Harbor Freight is a familiar name for bargain hunters and hobbyists, and this piece traces how a small California operation turned into a national discount-tool chain, what it sells, who runs it, and the influence

Loyola Parents Demand Answers After Alleged Illegal Alien Killing

Karen Givens March 28, 2026

The story of Sheridan Gorman’s death and the way major outlets handled it shows a newsroom with choices and priorities, and those choices tell us a lot. This piece walks through the coverage gaps, family

Fentanyl Pipeline Exposed, Hold China Apps Accountable

Karen Givens March 28, 2026

The flow of fentanyl into American communities is not just a health problem; it is a threat to national security, a money-laundering operation and a tech-enabled pipeline that must be stopped. This piece lays out

Jury Holds Meta And YouTube Accountable For Teen Harm

Karen Givens March 28, 2026

The last week brought a turning point: juries in separate cases found major social platforms legally responsible for the harms their products caused kids, using tort law focused on product design rather than speech. The

Airlines Cut Flights After Fuel Price Surge, Pass Costs To Flyers

Karen Givens March 28, 2026

Fuel costs for airlines have jumped sharply in recent weeks, forcing carriers to cut flights and reshuffle schedules, and this article explains the root causes, how airlines respond, what travelers should expect at booking and

Capping Credit Card Rates Threatens Working Families’ Access Now

Karen Givens March 27, 2026

I’ll argue why lower inflation alone won’t rescue household finances, point out how consumer behavior and easy credit are the real problems, show what that looks like in everyday life, and urge a return to

Stop Using Cruise Control On Slippery Roads, Safety Experts Urge

Karen Givens March 27, 2026

Cruise control makes long highway miles feel easier, but it is not a one-size-fits-all driving tool. This article explains when cruise control helps and when it can raise your risk, and it offers practical tips

Budget Pruner Outperforms DeWalt, Saves Homeowners Money

Karen Givens March 27, 2026

A tool reviewer put an inexpensive pruning chainsaw head to head with a genuine DeWalt model to see whether paying more actually buys better performance, and the matchup produced some unexpected takeaways about power, durability,

USS Gerald R Ford Returns To Greek Port, Stays Mission Ready

Karen Givens March 26, 2026

The aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford has docked in Greece for scheduled maintenance and repairs after a challenging stretch at sea, and this piece explains what that stop means for the ship, its crew, and

Smart Home Essentials That Cut Costs, Deliver Real Value

Karen Givens March 26, 2026

Smart home upgrades can feel pricey, but the trick is picking a few high-impact devices that actually change how you live. Focus on things that automate boring chores, save energy, and keep your space safer

TSA Delays Expose Congressional Failure, Restore DHS Funding

Karen Givens March 24, 2026

Congress has let a DHS funding fight spill into airport terminals, and ordinary Americans are paying the price. Lawmakers are squabbling over ICE and border policy while TSA staff go unpaid, lines grow, and public

Trump Opens Negotiation Window, Degrades Iran’s Military Capacity

Karen Givens March 24, 2026

President Trump opened a narrow window for talks even as U.S. and Israeli forces kept pressure on Iran’s military network, a strategy that has visibly degraded Tehran’s capacity and rattled its command. The fighting has

Republicans Rally Behind Trump, Back Iran Strikes Strongly

Karen Givens March 20, 2026

Republicans broadly back the strikes on Iran and the loudest anti-war voices do not reflect the base. Polls show strong support for the president and skepticism toward isolationist podcasters, while resignations and media alarmism create

Biden Policy Lets Illegal Immigrant Return After Groping

Karen Givens March 18, 2026

This piece looks at a disturbing incident in a Fairfax County high school and ties it to a pattern of district policies that, from a conservative perspective, put ideology above student safety and parental rights.

US Iran Air Campaign Drains Munitions, Risks Deterrence

Karen Givens March 18, 2026

The U.S.-Israeli air campaign has smashed Iranian military infrastructure and degraded Tehran’s ability to launch missiles, but it has not yet produced a clear political outcome. The attacks have driven up oil prices, strained munitions

GOP Drives Clean Voter ID Bill, Protects Election Integrity

Karen Givens March 18, 2026

The Senate is gearing up for a week of grandstanding over the SAVE America Act while a simpler option sits on the table: Senator John Fetterman’s proposal to move forward with a clean voter ID

Stop Foreign Buyers, Protect American Homeownership And Families

Karen Givens March 16, 2026

President Trump is pushing Congress to stop the steady stream of foreign buyers who are snapping up American homes, and this piece lays out why that matters for middle-class families. It explains how rising foreign

Trump Tax Cut Shields Tipped Workers, Boosts Family Income

Karen Givens March 11, 2026

I spent years waiting on tips, juggling bills and kids, and watching paychecks swing wildly from night to night. This article argues that President Trump’s recent tax change for tipped workers is a real, practical

Alleged Pennsylvania Bombers Charged After Manhattan Attack Near Mayor’s Home Officials Probe Motive After Alleged Attack Near Mayor’s Manhattan Residence Prosecutors Say Suspect P

Karen Givens March 10, 2026

mam New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced scrutiny following Saturday’s ISIS-inspired terror attack outside his home in Manhattan. Shortly after the suspects, described in reports as Pennsylvania Islamic bomb throwers, allegedly threw the devices,

Trump Commands Epic Fury Strike, US and Israel Degrade Iran

Karen Givens March 10, 2026

Operation Epic Fury marks a turning point in America’s posture toward Iran, combining U.S., Israeli and regional force to blunt Tehran’s decades of aggression. This piece lays out why decisive action was taken, credits the

US Strikes On Iran Degrade Russian Supply Lines, Bolster Ukraine

Karen Givens March 9, 2026

American strikes on Iranian soil have rippled far beyond Tehran, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s public support made clear that the fallout lands over Kyiv too. The strikes target the very networks and factories that

Chalamet Faces Backlash, Hollywood Abandons Classical Arts

Karen Givens March 8, 2026

Timothée Chalamet stirred a debate by saying the obvious about ballet and opera: that they no longer land with mainstream audiences, and that defending them when nobody shows up feels hollow. The reaction from singers,

Biden Border Lapses Threaten Iranian Sleeper Cells Inside America

Karen Givens March 6, 2026

The U.S. struck deep at Iran’s leadership in 2026, and that attack exposed a new and dangerous reality: America’s homeland faces a threat it didn’t have in 2020. Back then Iran lacked the footprint to

Cornyn Battles Paxton Runoff, GOP Senate Majority At Stake

Karen Givens March 5, 2026

On May 26, 2026, Texas voters will decide a high-stakes Republican run-off that could ripple all the way to the U.S. Senate majority and the end of President Trump’s second-term plans. This piece lays out

Iran Regime Threatens Israel, Confront And Strengthen American Resolve

Karen Givens March 4, 2026

This piece draws a sharp line from the ancient Scroll of Esther to modern Iran, arguing that Tehran’s regime aims at annihilation and domination, uses terror proxies and digital warfare, and must be confronted by

US Forces In Close Combat With Iran, Congress Must Not Hamper Ops

Karen Givens March 1, 2026

The fight over war powers has moved from theory to urgent reality: senators and representatives are demanding votes to curb further action against Iran, while the White House insists it needs operational freedom to protect

Trump Orders Historic US Israel Strikes To Protect America

Karen Givens February 28, 2026

The joint U.S.-Israeli military operation against Iran is framed here as a necessary, moral step to neutralize a hostile regime, push toward meaningful change inside Iran, and protect American lives and interests while urging Iranians

Reject 10% Credit Card Price Cap, Protect Consumer Access

Karen Givens February 26, 2026

Americans are feeling the squeeze from higher bills for healthcare, rent, groceries and utilities, and elected Republicans are pushing policies to ease that burden. This piece argues that well-intentioned fixes like a low cap on

Stephen A Smith Signals 2028 Challenge To Democratic Establishment

Karen Givens February 18, 2026

Stephen A. Smith flirting with a 2028 presidential bid forces a real question: can an outsider break through a Democratic machine that prefers insiders and narratives over bold debate? This piece examines why party insiders

Schools Orchestrate Walkouts, Teacher Unions Prioritize Indoctrination

Karen Givens February 17, 2026

Classrooms across America are turning into political staging areas, with students encouraged to walk out during school hours under the guise of civic engagement. This piece lays out how adult-organized protests, union influence and declining

Fortune 500 Firms Drop DEI Commitments, Legal Scrutiny Grows

Karen Givens February 16, 2026

Corporate America has pulled back from loud DEI declarations, with a reported 65% drop in Fortune 500 companies publicly promoting diversity commitments, and that retreat reflects growing legal exposure and market pressure. This piece looks

Roberts Joins Volunteers, Honors Family Legacy With 3,000 Joy Jars

Karen Givens February 15, 2026

I spent a Saturday at a local gym helping pack Joy Jars with friends, colleagues and strangers, and what started as a volunteer shift turned into a quiet lesson in resilience and community. The Jessie

Senate Must Confirm Constitutionalist District Judges, Protect Liberty

Karen Givens February 12, 2026

I’m laying out why filling federal judicial vacancies matters right now, how the blue-slip tradition blocks progress, where the bottlenecks are in red states, and what Republican senators can do to move nominees through before

NYC Health Department Studies Global Oppression, Neglects Public Safety

Karen Givens February 12, 2026

New York City faces sharp public-health problems — rising overdoses, widespread mental illness, strained emergency rooms and falling life expectancy in some neighborhoods — all while some city health workers pursue studies of “global oppression”

Federal Funding Fuels Minnesota Welfare Fraud, Demand Accountability

Karen Givens February 11, 2026

This piece walks through the startling fraud uncovered in Minnesota’s welfare system, shows how federal funding rules invite waste across programs like food stamps, housing, and daycare, and makes the case — from a conservative

Trump Restores Energy Council, Reverses Biden Shutdown

Karen Givens February 9, 2026

I’ll cover the history and science behind fracking, explain how the technique actually works, address water and chemical concerns, highlight the scale and economic importance, and note why energy policy and emerging tech demand make

Nuclear Waste Fund Holds $50B, Taxpayers Demand Answers

Karen Givens February 9, 2026

Nuclear power is back in play and the debate has shifted from theory to logistics. This piece looks at the boom in demand, the private sector’s push, the real obstacle of spent fuel policy, and

Patriots Rally, Show Disciplined Leadership En Route To Super Bowl

Karen Givens February 8, 2026

The New England Patriots staged one of the biggest turnarounds in football, soaring from a four-win season to a 17-win shot at Super Bowl glory, and that shift offers clear lessons about how comebacks actually

Solar Storms Threaten Power Grid, Demand Energy Policy Accountability

Karen Givens February 6, 2026

A massive solar storm once shorted telegraph lines and shocked operators, and today a similar event could cripple our modern electrical grid. This article explains what a Carrington-level solar event is, why today’s grid is

Trump Restores American Primacy, Rewriting Global Power Rules

Karen Givens February 5, 2026

This piece argues that the United States has reclaimed clear global dominance under President Donald Trump, driven by decisive leadership, renewed military reach, and a resurging economy that together shape world events and push back

Campus Revolt Threatens Republic, Conservatives Demand Action

Karen Givens February 3, 2026

I examine a rising appetite for revolt, why the Constitution and our institutions matter, and how echoes of the French Revolution are showing up in modern protests and campus fury. I use a new book,

Restore Law, Secure Borders, Defend Ordered Liberty

Karen Givens February 3, 2026

I walked into Mobile, Alabama, carrying the same questions I have had since I began this Walk Across America: what keeps a community steady and prosperous, and what tears it apart. This piece looks at

Hollywood Rereleases Tolkien, Exposes Creative Gap, Profit Motive

Karen Givens February 1, 2026

The profitable rerelease of Peter Jackson’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy isn’t just a money story; it’s a signal that audiences still crave giant, hopeful storytelling and that today’s Hollywood may be running short on

Don Lemon Faces Federal Charges, Law Enforcement Seeks Accountability

Karen Givens January 30, 2026

This article examines the limits of press freedom in the face of criminal acts at a house of worship, the charges brought against Don Lemon under federal statutes protecting religious exercise, the evidence drawn from

Border Security Wins, Net Migration Turns Negative In 2025

Karen Givens January 29, 2026

The United States has weathered several speculative booms that ended badly, and the latest to pop in 2025 was immigration to America after six decades of steady growth. This piece traces the parallels among the

ICE Agent Shooting Exposes Leftist Interference, Endangers Civilians

Karen Givens January 27, 2026

The Minneapolis ICE shootings expose a bitter clash between federal law enforcement and a radicalized left that has been pushing people into confrontations. This piece argues that inflammatory rhetoric, sanctuary politics, and organized interference made