Author: Karen Givens

The National Police Association is raising serious concerns about New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez and his actions against a Las Cruces police officer. They believe that Torrez, who they describe as a “George Soros backed” prosecutor, is unfairly targeting Officer Brad Lunsford. The NPA argues that Lunsford is being made into a “political sacrifice” for the anti-police movement. Back in August 2022, Officer Lunsford and his partner responded to a theft at a gas station in Las Cruces. When they arrived, they decided the suspect needed to be detained, but the situation quickly escalated. The suspect resisted arrest and…

Lawyers for Scott Peterson have taken a significant step in their ongoing battle to overturn his conviction. On Monday, they filed a petition claiming substantial new evidence that suggests Peterson did not murder his wife, Laci, and their unborn son, Conner, in 2002. This move comes as Peterson’s legal team argues for a fair reconsideration of his case. The Los Angeles Innocence Project, known for fighting wrongful convictions, has joined Peterson’s defense. They submitted a writ of habeas corpus, asserting that critical evidence had been overlooked during the original trial. According to their statement, “substantial new evidence” has emerged that…

One of the IRS employees who blew the whistle on the Hunter Biden scandal has been abruptly removed from his role as acting IRS commissioner. The New York Post highlights that Gary Shapley’s removal came just days after his appointment to the position. The big mystery revolves around what prompted such a swift decision. The exact reasons remain somewhat unclear, but Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent likely holds the answers, as he is the one who made the replacement. Shapley’s time in the role was notably brief. Just The News offers some context on the unfolding situation. According to the outlet,…

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth finds himself navigating a challenging moment as his Chief of Staff, Joe Kasper, steps away from his position. This development is a part of a broader shakeup at the Pentagon following an investigation into information leaks. The situation underscores the importance of maintaining confidentiality within the nation’s most critical defense department. Earlier this week, an advisor to Secretary Hegseth faced suspension due to allegations of leaking sensitive information. Dan Caldwell, in particular, was escorted out of the Pentagon for what was described as an “unauthorized disclosure.” His involvement with the Mike Waltz Houthi Signal chat group…

President Trump took bold action by signing an executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants. While this move faced opposition from multiple federal judges, the Supreme Court is now set to hear arguments on its constitutionality. This development marks an important moment in the ongoing debate about the 14th Amendment, which has been a cornerstone of American citizenship law. The 14th Amendment states, “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.” U.S. District Judge John C.…

The tragic story of Austin Metcalf, a high school track star from Frisco, Texas, took another turn when his father, Jeff Metcalf, found himself the target of a swatting incident. This unsettling event unfolded following a chaotic press conference led by an activist group supporting Karmelo Anthony, the teenager charged with Austin’s murder. The incident highlights the distressing lengths some will go to in order to intimidate and silence others. Swatting, a dangerous prank where false reports are made to emergency services, has become a troubling tactic against public figures and political adversaries. The Frisco Police Department responded to what…

Kevin Clinesmith, a former FBI lawyer, finds himself at the center of a political storm, revealing more about his involvement in the Crossfire Hurricane investigation than was previously known. He had his hands in both the Hillary Clinton email investigation and the Trump-Russia collusion probe, pleading guilty to altering a document to renew FISA authority for wiretapping Carter Page, a Trump campaign advisor. This case has resurfaced with newly declassified details showing Clinesmith’s pivotal role in obtaining a FISA warrant against Page, heavily relying on the infamous Steele dossier. Clinesmith was a crucial conduit for former FBI lawyer Lisa Page…

The double standard in American politics is glaring as courts wield their influence over the Trump administration’s strategies, seemingly to the advantage of Democrats and the illegal immigrants they hope will bolster their voter base. In a recent ruling, Boston-based U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, an appointee of former President Barack Obama, challenged President Donald Trump’s efforts. She decreed that the administration could not deport Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans participating in a parole program initiated by President Joe Biden. Biden’s program allowed half a million migrants into the U.S. for two years, provided they had a legal U.S. citizen…

President Trump has taken decisive action by signing a series of executive orders, with a significant focus on tackling the misuse of Social Security benefits by illegal aliens. The aim is to ensure that these benefits are reserved for those who are truly eligible, aligning with the administration’s commitment to safeguarding taxpayer funds. This move comes in the wake of revelations from Antonio Gracias, a prominent figure at Valor Equity Partners, who highlighted the alarming access of illegal aliens to government benefits, even pointing out instances where they have been able to vote. Gracias’s investigation uncovered startling data, revealing that…

In an unsettling example of bureaucratic overreach, a U.S. Navy veteran and his wife found themselves in the crosshairs of a government agency that has seemingly lost touch with the values of justice and family. Child Protective Services, accompanied by armed deputies, stormed their Virginia home, seizing their one-month-old daughter without a warrant, due process, or even a criminal charge. This alarming incident did not unfold in a distant authoritarian regime, but right here in America. Farzin Yazdani, a Navy veteran, engineer, and family man, is the latest individual caught in the snares of a family court system seemingly influenced…

The unfolding drama around the Russia-Trump Collusion Hoax is capturing attention once again as President Donald Trump declassifies critical intelligence documents. Recent revelations from Just the News highlight a noteworthy discovery about previous reports on the matter. In particular, a former National Security Agency director reportedly informed FBI agents that a significant Washington Post story on the alleged collusion was inaccurate. In an unexpected twist, this Washington Post article, published in May 2017, won a Pulitzer Prize. The piece, titled “Trump asked intelligence chiefs to push back against FBI collusion probe after Comey revealed its existence,” has now come under…

Stefan Halper, a figure once shrouded in mystery, has emerged prominently in newly released documents linked to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. These documents, 700 pages in total, were handed over to Congress and then to Just the News, offering a deeper look at the controversial probe. John Solomon, an investigative journalist known for his work on Just the News, disclosed these findings on Real America’s Voice, emphasizing Halper’s role and the substantial taxpayer dollars involved. The Crossfire Hurricane documents, intended for release by President Trump in January 2021, were initially withheld by the FBI. It was only after legal battles…

India is positioning itself to capitalize on the trade policies introduced by President Donald Trump. Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has expressed optimism about the potential benefits for India. He highlighted these thoughts during a speech at the India Global Forum in Mumbai. Goyal emphasized how India’s strategic position could transform current challenges into significant opportunities. He conveyed a sense of optimism about the growing economic ties between India and the United States. The minister also appreciated Trump’s approach to trade, which he believes aligns well with India’s economic interests. Goyal’s remarks come at a time when global trade dynamics…

The Trump administration is making headlines with its recent developments concerning the Panama Canal, a vital international waterway. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has made a significant announcement about the U.S. military’s access to the canal, which marks a notable victory for the Department of Defense. This announcement follows Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s unsuccessful negotiations with Panama regarding free passage for U.S. warships. Panama initially rejected the proposal, refusing to allow American ships toll-free passage through the canal. However, Hegseth’s recent success has changed the landscape, securing a favorable outcome for the United States. President Donald Trump is likely pleased…

The U.S. Catholic Church has decided to close two of its migration programs due to mounting pressure from both the faithful and government authorities. “A very sad day has dawned,” wrote Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, in an op-ed for the Washington Post. The decision reflects growing concerns over immigration policies and the role of the Church in these matters. For years, the Church has been a beacon of hope for many immigrants seeking a better life in the United States. Their programs have provided essential services, offering not only spiritual guidance…

Kathan Guzman, a convicted murderer, was mistakenly released from a Georgia jail, sparking a manhunt. Arrested in August 2022 for the brutal murder of his girlfriend, Delila Grayson, Guzman had been sentenced to life in prison. Despite his conviction, a clerical error allowed him to walk free from Clayton County jail. The slip-up, described as a “training failure,” occurred on March 27. Clayton County Sheriff Levon Allen acknowledged the oversight by his staff, expressing dissatisfaction with the error. District Attorney Tasha Mosley shared her disappointment, emphasizing the effort put into securing justice for Grayson’s family. Mosley had praised Guzman’s conviction,…

Daily Caller President Donald Trump’s decision to pause tariffs for 90 days on approximately 75 countries has stirred global markets. This announcement came shortly after imposing tariffs on several other nations, which initially sent shockwaves through the financial world. The president expressed his intention to maintain a baseline tariff of 10% during this period, with a notably higher rate for China. Trump’s statement highlighted his dissatisfaction with China’s handling of market relations. He announced a steep increase in tariffs on Chinese goods, raising the rate to 125% effective immediately. This move comes as a response to what he perceives as…

The North Carolina Supreme Court has put a hold on an earlier decision from the state appeals court regarding the verification of 65,000 ballots that were flagged as questionable. These ballots were cast by voters with incomplete registration details, missing photo identification, or by individuals who reportedly never resided in North Carolina. This legal tug-of-war has seen the case bouncing between state and federal courts. Judges John Tyson and Fred Gore, both Republicans, authored the decision to question these ballots, while Judge Tobias Hampson, a Democrat, dissented. The court mandated election officials in all 100 counties of the state to…

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has thrown his hat in the ring for the 2026 Senate race, setting his sights on Republican Sen. John Cornyn’s seat. Paxton is making a bold move, aligning himself with former President Donald Trump’s vision and suggesting that Cornyn is part of the entrenched political scene in Washington, D.C. In an interview with Laura Ingraham on Fox News, Paxton declared, “It’s definitely time for a change in Texas,” emphasizing the need for leaders who genuinely uphold Republican values and support Trump. Senator Cornyn’s camp, however, is not taking these claims lightly. They firmly rebutted Paxton’s…

New Hampshire’s political landscape is shifting as Democratic Representative Chris Pappas sets his sights on the Senate. Instead of seeking reelection, Pappas announced his candidacy to replace retiring Senator Jeanne Shaheen. This move could signal a broader exodus among House Democrats, potentially leaving the party in disarray. Pappas has pledged to take on former President Trump and tackle economic challenges head-on. In a video message shared on social media, he stated his commitment to serving New Hampshire’s values and interests in the Senate. Pappas emphasized his resolve to confront billionaires and extreme politicians threatening the state’s future. “I’m running for…

The Florida Senate recently passed a bill aimed at curbing geoengineering and weather modification, with a decisive 28-9 vote. This legislation moves Florida closer to protecting its famous sunny weather from the potential hazards of climate manipulation. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. highlighted this initiative, noting that Florida is among several states working to ban such activities that could harm the environment and public health. There have been various attempts worldwide to alter weather patterns, some of which have led to disastrous consequences. For instance, the United Arab Emirates has been engaging in cloud seeding for…

On January 27, 2025, President Donald Trump, just days into his second term, made a bold move by dismissing Gwynne Wilcox from the National Labor Relations Board. This decision came as part of a broader effort to reshape various federal boards. Wilcox, known for her far-left views, posed a challenge to Trump’s conservative agenda. Cathy Harris was also removed from her position on February 10, 2025, from the Merit Systems Protection Board. Harris, a Biden appointee, was recognized for her progressive stance on governmental hiring and firing. Her removal was seen as a necessary step in aligning the board with…

In Colorado, a new controversy has erupted surrounding a law that some say undermines parental rights. Critics argue that this legislation could potentially allow the state to intervene in family matters if parents don’t adhere to specific guidelines regarding their child’s preferred identity. Such developments have sparked outrage among conservative circles, who view this as an overreach of governmental powers. The law in question has been described as an affront to traditional family values. Parents are concerned that failure to comply with the state’s prescribed identity acknowledgment could result in drastic consequences, including the potential loss of custody. This has…

President Trump’s new trade policy is shaking up the global market. With a bold move, he has introduced a 10 percent tariff on all imports into the United States. This policy also includes reciprocal tariffs aimed at countries with significant trade surpluses over the U.S. Vietnam has quickly responded to the new tariffs by engaging in talks with the White House. After a nearly 50 percent tariff was announced on their imports, Vietnam’s leaders are eager to negotiate. They are considering reducing tariffs to zero if a free trade agreement is reached. India is also on the move to address…

An alleged illegal immigrant smuggling operation turned dangerous in Arizona, leaving a suspect hospitalized after a high-speed chase. The incident began when U.S. Border Patrol observed a vehicle near Parker Canyon Lake, a known hotspot for smuggling due to its proximity to the U.S.-Mexico border. This area has signs warning of potential encounters with illegal activities. Border Patrol agents detected the vehicle heading away from the border on Arizona State Route 83, identified as a white Nissan Rogue. As the SUV was spotted, three individuals jumped out and fled into the desert, leaving the driver to continue the escape alone.…

As the Biden chapter in American politics faced its conclusion, controversy erupted with former President Joe Biden’s decision to grant his son, Hunter Biden, a blanket pardon for all federal crimes. This move came amid a cloud of legal troubles surrounding the Biden family, as demonstrated by the arrest of Joe Biden’s sister-in-law earlier this year. The New York Post reported that Sara Biden was apprehended on February 16 for driving 96 mph in a 50 mph zone. Sara Biden, married to Joe Biden’s brother Jim, was speeding along a rural section of Route 33 in Maryland, just across the…

A man accused of a heinous crime is back on the streets after being released on bond for the second time. Jesus Munroy, who was 20 years old at the time, is suspected of killing his 16-year-old pregnant girlfriend, Mia Campos, last August. The tragedy unfolded in Gwinnett County, Georgia, where Campos’ body was found in a wooded area near her home. Initially, Munroy faced murder charges and was granted a $50,000 bond under strict conditions. He was placed under house arrest and required to wear a GPS ankle monitor. However, the case took a turn when prosecutors uncovered new…

Chief Justice John Roberts finds himself at the center of a controversy after revelations about his connections with Norm Eisen, a figure known for his opposition to President Donald Trump. Reports indicate that Roberts and Eisen are not just acquaintances but have shared personal time, including a trip to Eisen’s 150-room palace in the Czech Republic. This association raises questions about impartiality, particularly given Eisen’s role in strategies against Trump. Eisen, known for his involvement in legal campaigns against Trump, has openly discussed his friendship with Roberts. In a podcast interview, Eisen stated that they worked on “American and European…

In a significant legal move, 19 states with Democrat leadership have banded together to challenge President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring proof of citizenship to vote. These states argue that the order oversteps constitutional boundaries, accusing Trump of trying to control election processes unlawfully. The states involved in this lawsuit include Arizona, California, Connecticut, and others, all aiming to halt the implementation of the order. The lawsuit claims that Trump’s directive interferes with the states’ sovereignty and their constitutional role in conducting federal elections. It is argued that the executive order infringes upon Congress’s powers, as Congress has not enacted…

Elon Musk recently shared some startling revelations during a town hall meeting in Wisconsin. He pointed out that over 4.8 million noncitizens have received Social Security numbers since 2021. Antonio Gracias, the CEO of Valor Equity Partners, has been teaming up with the government to tackle waste and fraud within the Social Security Administration. Gracias highlighted a problem discovered earlier where 20 million deceased individuals were still marked as alive in the agency’s records. He and Musk addressed the audience, presenting a chart that showed a sharp rise in the number of noncitizens getting SSNs under the Biden administration. The…

The Department of Homeland Security took decisive action by arresting Robert King in McKinney, Texas. King had been making violent threats against ICE agents and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. His alarming social media posts suggested he would “open fire” if agents appeared in his neighborhood. King’s arrest is a clear reminder of the importance of maintaining law and order in our society. Threats against law enforcement officers undermine the safety and security that these brave individuals strive to uphold. The swift action by DHS underscores their commitment to protecting those who serve our nation. The incident with King is separate…

An illegal alien truck driver, Ignacio Cruz-Mendoza, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) upon his release from a Colorado jail. Convicted of “careless driving resulting in death,” Cruz-Mendoza was involved in a fatal crash last summer. ICE reported it had deported him twelve times since 2002, highlighting ongoing challenges in immigration enforcement. ICE field director Robert Guadian emphasized the difficulty of detaining Cruz-Mendoza due to local policies hindering federal custody transfers. He noted that local restrictions forced ICE agents to wait outside in parking lots instead of securing a safer transfer inside detention facilities. This incident underscores…

Georgia’s Senate Bill 202, also known as the Election Integrity Act of 2021, faced a legal challenge that has now been dismissed. The original lawsuit, filed by the Biden-Harris administration, claimed the law suppressed Black voter turnout. However, after Attorney General Pam Bondi’s intervention, the Department of Justice dropped the case, citing increased Black voter participation in subsequent elections. The Election Integrity Act was introduced to address concerns about the 2020 election’s integrity. It brought in measures such as mandatory voter ID for absentee ballots, limits on ballot drop boxes, and shorter time frames for requesting absentee ballots. Critics, particularly…

Attorney General Pam Bondi has taken a bold and decisive stand for justice by ordering federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty against Luigi Mangione, the man accused of the cold-blooded, calculated murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Bondi made it clear that this action aligns with President Trump’s unwavering commitment to law and order and his agenda to Make America Safe Again. “After careful consideration, I have directed federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty in this case as we carry out President Trump’s agenda to stop violent crime and restore safety to our nation,” Bondi announced, demonstrating her…

A former FBI agent, Zach Schoffstall, has emerged victorious in a legal battle to unseal documents related to a case that cost him his job. Schoffstall, who once worked in the FBI’s Salt Lake City division, faced pressure during the Biden administration to pursue the Patriot Front, a group labeled as a right-wing “domestic extremist group.” However, Schoffstall stood his ground, refusing to sign off on a warrant he deemed unjustified. Empower Oversight, an organization dedicated to supporting whistleblowers, played a crucial role in the case by filing a motion to have the warrant unsealed. After a lengthy 90-day wait,…

An explosion and fire erupted at a Detroit apartment building early Monday morning, leading to the rescue of twelve individuals, including six children. The incident called for the rapid response of over 60 emergency personnel, who tackled the chaotic scene. Among the rescued, three people suffered critical injuries due to severe burns. Emergency responders faced a tense situation upon arrival, as several occupants were seen attempting to escape through windows. Chuck Sims, the executive commissioner for the Detroit Fire Department, provided details of the incident. “They had people at the windows here on the south side of the building kind…

The Supreme Court is set to hear a pivotal case that could mark a turning point in the fight to end taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider. At the heart of the case is South Carolina’s bold 2018 decision to remove Planned Parenthood from its Medicaid program, a move that could empower states nationwide to finally cut financial ties with an organization that profits from the destruction of unborn lives. For decades, Planned Parenthood has operated under the guise of providing essential healthcare services, yet the reality is far more disturbing. The organization is responsible for…

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom—a law firm previously known for its opposition to conservative figures like Dinesh D’Souza—has taken a surprising turn. The firm announced a monumental commitment to provide over $100 million in pro bono work for initiatives backed by the Trump administration. This move marks Skadden as the second major law firm to align with the Trump administration after a series of executive orders were issued. President Trump has been actively pushing back against law firms accused of leveraging their legal influence for leftist agendas rather than upholding justice. Firms such as Perkins Coie, Jenner & Block,…

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is gearing up to address potential discriminatory practices at Disney. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is actively investigating how policies related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) may be affecting hiring and promotion decisions at major corporations. Carr has already scrutinized companies like Comcast and Verizon for similar practices, and Disney now appears to be next in line. Carr has indicated that he is preparing a detailed letter to Disney’s parent company, ABC, specifically targeting the DEI initiatives in question. While he hasn’t disclosed the exact practices under review, it’s clear that the FCC is concerned…

President Donald Trump has decided to pull back his nomination of Rep. Elise Stefanik from New York as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. This choice was shared on Truth Social on March 27, with Trump highlighting the importance of maintaining every Republican seat in the House of Representatives. “As we advance our America First Agenda, it is essential that we maintain EVERY Republican Seat in Congress,” Trump emphasized, underlining Stefanik’s crucial role from the start. Stefanik, a key ally in Trump’s camp, has been requested to stay in Congress to help deliver crucial policies such as historic tax…

An Obama-appointed judge recently reaffirmed a decision blocking President Donald Trump from using the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport suspected terrorists. Critics argue that U.S. District Judge James Boasberg is overstepping his authority and “usurping the power of the president.” Boasberg insisted that suspected members of the Tren de Aragua terrorist organization have rights to individualized hearings before deportation. On the same day, another Obama-appointed judge on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals reviewed the government’s request to overturn Boasberg’s order. U.S. Circuit Judge Patricia Millett expressed concerns that the suspected terrorists were not afforded due process, even…

President Trump has been vocal about his views on the January 6, 2021 events, emphasizing his support for the individuals involved. He mentioned the possibility of reparations for those he pardoned and expressed interest in investigating the death of Ashli Babbitt. Trump believes that many current government officials, particularly Republicans, share his sentiments regarding the supporters arrested that day. In his first day back in office on January 20, 2025, Trump pardoned over 1,500 individuals related to the January 6 incident. He shared with Newsmax his perspective on these individuals, describing them as “incredible people” who faced unjust treatment. Trump…

The White House is turning to a familiar tech giant for help, asking Tesla CEO Elon Musk to dive into the so-called SignalGate scandal. This scandal kicked off when a journalist was accidentally added to a national security chat on the encrypted messaging app Signal. The chat included big names like Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and National Security Adviser Michael Waltz, sparking quite the uproar. The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, was the journalist who found himself added to the chat chain. This chain was buzzing with discussions about the Defense Department’s plans concerning the Houthis. It’s not every day that…

Left-wing judges continue their efforts to undermine the Trump administration’s initiatives aimed at enhancing America’s safety and efficiency. This involves judges issuing injunctions to halt the administration from redirecting funds from progressive causes abroad and curbing illegal immigration. Despite these challenges, the administration remains steadfast in its mission to safeguard American interests. Tuesday marked two significant legal victories for the administration. The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals stayed a ruling that had previously hindered the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from halting excessive financial flows through USAID. Margot Cleveland from The Federalist highlighted how the plaintiffs argued against Elon Musk’s…

President Donald Trump took decisive action by signing an executive order aimed at bolstering the integrity of federal elections. The order mandates that states require government-issued proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration. Additionally, it ties federal funding to states’ implementation of voter ID requirements. “This Executive Order is the farthest-reaching executive action taken in the history of the republic to secure our elections,” Trump announced on Truth Social. He emphasized the importance of “free, fair, and honest elections unmarred by fraud” as crucial to sustaining the constitutional Republic. The President underscored the necessity for votes to be accurately counted…

The Trump administration has shared the progress of its negotiations with Ukrainian and Russian officials, focusing on maritime safety in the Black Sea. The talks resulted in both parties agreeing to safeguard commercial shipping routes and take steps towards demilitarizing these critical pathways. While it’s a step forward, a comprehensive peace deal seems distant, as ground troop movements and air support remain unchanged, and Russian forces have started advancing into Ukraine’s Sumy region. In separate but similar announcements, the administration emphasized the commitment of both nations to a “durable and lasting peace.” By agreeing to ensure safe navigation and prevent…

President Donald Trump has taken action that’s got everyone talking, cutting off the Secret Service protection for Alejandro Mayorkas. Mayorkas, who used to lead the Department of Homeland Security, was a key figure in the Biden administration’s open-border policies. The New York Post reports that this move sends a strong message about how Trump views government perks after officials leave office. The decision to end Mayorkas’ taxpayer-funded security detail is rooted in Trump’s ongoing efforts to curtail unnecessary government spending. Originally, President Joe Biden had extended these protective services for six months after Mayorkas left his position. Thanks to Trump’s…

California’s attorney general, Rob Bonta, is sounding the alarm for users of the 23andMe DNA testing service. He’s urging people to remove their personal data from the company’s website following its recent bankruptcy filing. With 23andMe’s financial troubles making headlines, Bonta advised Californians to exercise their rights by directing the company to delete their data and destroy any genetic samples they have. In California, people have the right to request the deletion of their genetic data. Bonta outlined the steps to do this on 23andMe’s platform. Users can access their account, navigate to the “Settings” section, find “23andMe Data,” and…

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently made headlines with the arrest of 31 illegal aliens at a cockfight in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Among those detained, three individuals were charged with organizing the illegal event, highlighting the agency’s commitment to cracking down on unlawful activities. According to a statement from ICE, these arrests are part of a broader effort to enforce immigration laws under a Presidential Executive Order. Rebecca González-Ramos, the Special Agent in Charge of ICE Homeland Security Investigations in San Juan, emphasized the importance of local partnerships in these operations. “This operation is part of ongoing enforcement under…

Israeli officials are preparing to discuss a full occupation of Gaza with U.S. representatives, as reported by an Israeli official to the Times of Israel. Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer is scheduled to meet with National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and other U.S. diplomats soon. The Israeli Prime Minister’s office has chosen not to elaborate on these discussions. Israel resumed its military actions against Hamas on March 18 after Hamas rejected two U.S. proposals for hostage releases. Amir Avivi, a former deputy commander of the military’s Gaza divisions, expressed confidence in the current plans. “Now there is new leadership, there…

Elon Musk recently highlighted the challenges faced by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which he heads as a special government employee. DOGE is dedicated to cutting down on wasteful federal spending and ensuring taxpayer money is used wisely. Musk mentioned that team members receive death threats regularly, yet they continue their work for the betterment of American citizens and taxpayers. During a White House cabinet meeting, Musk discussed the pressures on his team, noting that they are committed to tackling the national debt. The rising debt and interest costs pose a risk to essential services like Medicare and Social…

Elon Musk, the renowned tech entrepreneur, has found himself in the midst of a legal dispute. Recently, he threatened to sue former Congressman Jamaal Bowman for defamation. This matter arose following statements made by Bowman during an appearance on CNN. Bowman’s remarks on the news network were critical of Musk’s business practices. He accused Musk of exploiting his workforce and manipulating market dynamics for personal gain. Unsurprisingly, Musk did not take these allegations lightly. In response, Musk’s legal team swiftly issued a warning to Bowman. They demanded a retraction of his statements and an official apology. Failure to comply, they…

The Blaze The Department of Defense is gearing up to cut between 50,000 to 60,000 civilian jobs. A senior defense official informed ABC News that the Pentagon plans to reduce its civilian workforce by 5% to 8%. With a total of 878,000 employees, this reduction will partly happen by not filling vacancies left by the 6,000 staff who exit each month. “We are confident we could absorb those removals without detriment to our ability to continue the mission,” a senior defense official reassured in a conversation with ABC News. The official pointed out that while the number may seem large,…

The Department of Homeland Security reported a significant breakthrough in the fight against the Tren De Aragua gang, capturing 68 members in under a week. “In less than one week, we arrested 68 Tren De Aragua gang members. We will continue to make sure these dirtbags are removed from America’s streets and face justice,” the agency announced on X. This is a strong step towards restoring law and order, a principle that aligns with the values cherished by leaders like Ronald Reagan. The swift action against such a notorious gang reflects a commitment to protecting American citizens from crime and…

The Florida Highway Patrol and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement recently announced the arrest of a Venezuelan gang member linked to the notorious Tren de Aragua. Franklin Jose Jimenez-Bracho is the first individual apprehended under the Alien Enemies Act, a decision made by President Donald Trump last week. ICE Director Todd Lyons emphasized the threat posed by the Tren de Aragua, describing it as a “dangerous foreign terrorist organization” that has infiltrated various entry points into the U.S. Todd Lyons, alongside members of the Florida Highway Patrol, highlighted the numerous crimes attributed to this gang. These include murders, rapes, thefts,…

West Virginia and Wyoming recently joined the ranks of states that have decided to ban ranked-choice voting (RCV), bringing the total to 13 states that have made this move. This battle over the voting system has been ongoing for nearly a decade, with more states choosing to ban or not implement RCV than those adopting it. RCV is a process where voters rank candidates, and if no one gets a majority, the candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated, allowing second-choice votes to be counted until a candidate achieves a majority. Proponents of RCV argue that it results in elections…

President Trump has taken decisive steps to reshape the Department of Homeland Security, focusing on eliminating what he sees as bureaucratic obstacles. According to The New York Times, he has significantly reduced the staff of the Civil Rights branch within the department, a move that aligns with his broader immigration crackdown. The affected employees, numbering over 100, now face the prospect of finding new roles within the government or facing unemployment. This action is part of Trump’s ongoing effort to remove what he considers hindrances to his administration’s agenda. The New York Times highlights the lack of transparency in these…

The longstanding rule that has blocked the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) from supporting applications for the restoration of gun rights is on the verge of change. Attorney General Pam Bondi has proposed a reversal of this rule, aligning with efforts by President Donald Trump to bolster Second Amendment rights. This initiative has garnered support from groups like Gun Owners of America (GOA), who have long advocated for the protection of gun rights. In a move to address this issue, Bondi has withdrawn the outdated regulation that hindered the ATF from processing applications for gun rights restoration.…

Elon Musk is stepping up his support for those in Congress who are challenging judges opposed to President Trump. In a bold move, Musk is backing the effort to impeach judges perceived as obstructing the President’s actions. This comes as President Trump faces a significant number of legal obstacles, with 129 challenges reported in just the first two months of his current term. During Trump’s previous term from 2017 to 2021, he faced 64 injunctions, accounting for 67% of all injunctions against him before 2023. The surge in legal challenges suggests a continued pattern of judicial resistance against Trump. Many…

The release of documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy has reignited debates and questions about the events of that fateful day. President Donald Trump made good on his promise, declassifying 1,123 files, offering the public access to information long kept under wraps. These files, housed in the National Archives, have been eagerly examined by historians and conspiracy theorists alike. Among the revelations, the files highlight intriguing details about Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating JFK. Despite being labeled a “poor shot” during his time in the USSR, Oswald was under the watchful eye of…

A legal firm tied to George and Alexander Soros’s network is partly responsible for a lawsuit aimed at preventing President Trump from deporting illegal alien gang members under the Alien Enemies Act. The Trump administration recently used this act to start deporting these individuals to El Salvador, following an agreement with President Nayib Bukele. This deal allows the U.S. to send gang members to a mega-prison in El Salvador for a yearly fee. Shortly after Trump initiated the deportations, nearly 300 gang members linked to Tren de Aragua and MS-13 were put on flights to El Salvador. These organizations are…

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has once again demonstrated why his decision-making continues to raise serious concerns. His administration has consistently pushed radical policies that prioritize ideology over public safety and common sense, and the consequences are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. One of his most egregious moves came in 2023, when he signed a deeply controversial bill allowing strangers—without parental consent—to provide shelter to minors seeking gender transition procedures or abortions. This alarming decision effectively stripped parents of their rights and put children in the hands of activists instead of their own families. But Inslee’s radical agenda extends far beyond…

The Biden administration’s handling of a significant financial decision has sparked considerable controversy. Reports from Fox News reveal that just before leaving office, $20 billion was placed in an “outside financial institution.” This move has raised questions about transparency and accountability in government spending. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin has taken decisive action in response. He announced that efforts are underway to recover the funds that were allegedly funneled through improper channels. Zeldin emphasized the necessity for government oversight in financial matters. The funds in question were reportedly allocated to organizations with political connections. Zeldin claimed that taxpayer…

Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent and staunch patriot, has taken on a pivotal role by becoming the Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna excitingly shared on X, “This morning, Dan Bongino has officially been sworn into the FBI. America, say hello to your new Deputy FBI Chief— the deep state’s worst nightmare has arrived.” Bongino steps into this new chapter under the leadership of FBI Director Kash Patel. Together, they aim to restore the FBI’s core mission of upholding justice and the rule of law. President Trump, on Truth Social, praised Bongino…

President Trump made a significant announcement during his visit to the Kennedy Center, revealing that the long-awaited JFK files will be released to the public. The release fulfills a major campaign promise, with approximately 80,000 documents set to be unveiled. “We are tomorrow announcing and giving all the Kennedy files,” Trump stated, highlighting the decades-long anticipation for this momentous event. The release will be overseen by a team led by DNI Secretary Tulsi Gabbard. Trump emphasized the public’s eagerness, saying, “People have been waiting for decades for this.” A video clip of the announcement was shared by Rapid Response 47,…

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has put a halt to his planned book tour amid mounting discontent from his party’s left-wing faction. Schumer was preparing to visit several cities, starting with Baltimore, to promote his new book addressing the rise of antisemitism in the U.S. This move comes after Schumer and nine other Senate Democrats faced backlash for supporting a Trump-endorsed government funding bill. Democratic grassroots groups were poised to protest Schumer’s events, expressing anger at the decision to prioritize the GOP’s spending plan over risking a government shutdown. “Due to security concerns, Senator Schumer’s book events are being rescheduled,”…

Attorney General Pam Bondi recently shared some updates on two high-profile investigations, the Epstein files, and the events of January 6, during an interview with Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business. She reassured the public that efforts are being made to release important documents, emphasizing the need for transparency. Bondi was sworn in during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing after being nominated to serve as Attorney General of the United States. Maria Bartiromo, reflecting concerns from many Americans, especially those supporting former President Donald Trump, pressed Bondi for more information on these matters. “The MAGA group is mad that they don’t…

Vivek Ramaswamy, a candidate for Ohio governor, has sparked interest with his bold proposal to eliminate the state income tax. Speaking at the Lucas County Republican Party’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner, he emphasized that Ohioans should have the right to keep their hard-earned money. Ramaswamy highlighted that Texas and Florida are leading states for inbound migration, while Ohio trails at number 38. Ramaswamy stated, “Texas is number one, Florida’s number two for people moving in versus moving out.” He expressed his ambition to elevate Ohio from its current standing to the top spot. To achieve this, Ramaswamy proposes reducing the…

Senator Chuck Grassley has once again exposed the deep state’s relentless assault on President Donald Trump, revealing a shocking new chapter in the ongoing war against the MAGA movement. According to whistleblowers, the FBI, in a brazen and unconstitutional move, seized the personal cell phones of both President Trump and then-Vice President Mike Pence in 2022. This unprecedented action was part of an orchestrated effort to fabricate a case against Trump, using the bogus false elector narrative as an excuse to justify their blatant abuse of power. What makes this revelation even more damning is that this entire operation—code-named Arctic…

The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals made headlines by overturning a previous ruling that challenged the constitutionality of President Trump’s executive orders. This decision temporarily allows the Trump administration to proceed with its plans to roll back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives within federal agencies. The appeals court in Richmond, Virginia, found that the administration is likely to prevail in its appeal, thus lifting the injunction that had been imposed by a lower court. These executive orders, specifically Order 14151 and Order 14173, have sparked significant debate. Order 14151 directs federal agencies to eliminate DEI-related programs and halt “equity-related”…

The United States has witnessed significant population growth solely due to immigration over the past year. With a record high of 47.8 million immigrants, they have contributed a 3.6% increase in the population, the highest since 2010. Meanwhile, birth rates among American citizens declined by 2%, according to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI). The percentage of foreign-born Americans now stands at 14.3%, slightly below the historical peak of 14.8% recorded in 1890. Legal immigrants make up nearly 75% of this population, with almost half having achieved naturalized citizenship. The National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) highlights the increasing presence of…

In a heated and revealing exchange on MSNBC, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer made headlines for a stunning outburst, labeling Republicans as “bastards.” His choice of words, a striking departure from political decorum, exposed the growing desperation within the Democratic Party as it scrambles to defend its failing policies. Schumer’s remarks came in response to MSNBC host Chris Hayes’ aggressive push for Democrats to “fight fire with fire,” signaling a shift toward open hostility rather than governance. The primary focus of Schumer’s MSNBC appearance was the House-passed spending bill—a bill that even he reluctantly agreed to support. While attempting to…

The Biden administration concealed hundreds of suspicious activity reports (SARs) linked to the Democrat Party’s fundraising powerhouse, ActBlue, according to House Oversight Chair Rep. James Comer (R-KY). Comer’s explosive revelation comes as the Oversight Committee intensifies its investigation into potential fraud and illegal financial activity within ActBlue. Speaking with OANN’s Andrew Giuliani on Wednesday, Comer detailed how his committee made repeated requests to the U.S. Treasury Department under Biden, seeking to uncover whether ActBlue’s online donation system had triggered SARs. However, Biden’s Treasury stonewalled those requests, refusing to release the information. Only after President Donald Trump’s decisive victory over Kamala…

For several years, the mainstream media has often dismissed President Donald Trump’s warnings about the risks of election fraud. However, Trump’s concerns seem to gain credibility with reports like the one from Utah, where 11 individuals face felony charges for forging signatures on political candidate petitions, as reported by Fox affiliate KSTU. The Utah Attorney General’s Office issued these charges following a thorough investigation conducted with the state auditor, the Elections Office, and county clerks. The individuals charged, mostly from out of state, were associated with a signature collection company called “Gather.” Some were independent contractors or worked for other…

A New Jersey police lieutenant is under scrutiny for allegedly swiping drugs from an evidence room and depositing large sums of unexplained cash into his bank account. Kevin T. Matthew, a 48-year-old from Cedar Grove, faces a hefty 50-count indictment accusing him of taking cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl from the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office vault. Authorities say the quantities he allegedly took were enough to suggest he intended to distribute them, which is certainly not the behavior expected from someone who swore an oath to enforce the law. Matthew, a veteran on the force, was arrested in December 2023 and…

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s legal troubles have been a costly affair for the state, racking up over $60 million in expenses. This hefty sum comes from payments to more than a dozen law firms for defending Cuomo against multiple allegations and scandals during his decade-long tenure. Notably, $18 million went to private lawyers handling civil sexual harassment cases against him and his closest aides.The report from State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli highlights that Cuomo’s legal defense wasn’t just limited to harassment claims. Around $11.7 million was spent on defending his pandemic management decisions, alongside controversies surrounding a $5 million…

Kash Patel recently became the focal point of national attention as the Senate confirmed him as the new FBI director. His appointment was marked by a predominantly partisan vote, reflecting the political divides present in the country. Patel has taken a firm stance on reforming the FBI, emphasizing his commitment to removing those who leak sensitive information. Patel’s approach is clear: he “will not tolerate the dissemination of false information.” This sentiment was echoed by FBI spokesman Ben Williamson in a statement to Just the News. “Dishonest leakers will be identified and dealt with appropriately,” Williamson asserted, underscoring the seriousness…

In the past 50 days, President Trump’s administration has achieved a remarkable series of successes, showing no signs of slowing down. The White House recently highlighted these accomplishments, which include securing the border, bringing back American hostages, and reinstating soldiers discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine. Additionally, the administration has taken a firm stance on acknowledging only two genders, and even brought back plastic straws. President Trump has made significant strides in border security, reducing illegal crossings to historically low levels. According to Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin, it’s now challenging to even spot migrants at the border. This decline…

The Trump administration has taken decisive action, instructing the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to halt federal funding to the University of Maine System (UMS). This decision comes as a response to Maine’s resistance to protecting women’s sports. According to the UMS website, this network comprises eight public colleges, representing the state’s largest educational institution with close to 30,000 students enrolled annually. As reported by Breitbart News, the president’s executive order aims to revise federal Title IX education rules, ensuring that schools allowing transgender athletes to compete as females do not receive federal funds. Additionally, the order tasks the Department…

U.S. District Judge Jesse M. Furman has halted the Trump administration’s plan to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student whose green card was revoked. Khalil, labeled a “Pro-Hamas Student” by the White House, was on the verge of being removed from the United States. Judge Furman’s decision has sparked controversy and stalled what many see as a necessary measure for national security. President Trump’s ICE agents took Khalil into custody, a Palestinian-born activist known for leading anti-Israel protests. This action was part of a broader strategy to revoke visas and green cards of individuals supporting Hamas. Senator Marco Rubio…

NASA astronauts have faced an unexpected nine-month stay on the International Space Station after what was supposed to be a short mission. Elon Musk has repeatedly stated that former President Joe Biden declined his offer to bring them home early. Musk claims this decision was made to avoid making Donald Trump and his supporters “look good.” Wilmore and Suni Williams embarked on their journey from Cape Canaveral on June 4, 2024, aboard Boeing’s Starliner capsule. The mission experienced technical difficulties, including thruster failures and helium leaks, leaving the astronauts stranded. The Starliner returned to Earth without its crew, prolonging their…

The Department of Homeland Security has introduced the CBP Home app, designed with a self-deportation feature for those residing unlawfully in the United States. This app replaces the previous CBP One app, which the Biden administration had expanded, allowing migrants outside the U.S. to apply for asylum in large numbers. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized the importance of illegal migrants using this updated app to leave voluntarily or face deportation and a permanent ban from returning. Kristi Noem, in a statement, criticized the Biden administration for exploiting the CBP One app, which allegedly allowed over a million migrants to…

The Secret Service was involved in a dramatic incident just past midnight on Sunday, resulting in a shooting outside the White House. According to Secret Service spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi, agents were engaged in a tense confrontation with an armed individual. The suspect was reportedly traveling from Indiana to Washington D.C. and had been flagged as suicidal by local authorities. The suspect’s vehicle was located near 17th and F Street, NW, in proximity to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. As Secret Service officers approached, the individual brandished a firearm, leading to the armed encounter. Shots were fired by the Secret Service…

In a world where economic challenges loom large, certain threats require our attention. A former CIA analyst has identified a significant concern right in the heart of New York City. This expert suggests that an event is unfolding with the potential to rapidly affect the market. The analysis provided by this seasoned professional is both detailed and alarming. A 159-page document outlines how this event has already begun. The implications are dire, with predictions of a market crash that could see a sudden 20% dip. What makes this situation unique is the possibility of a second crash following swiftly on…

Wildfires have erupted on Long Island, a region not typically associated with such disasters. Smoke billows from the area, visible for miles, as flames shut down key routes to the affluent Hamptons. The scene is reminiscent of areas more accustomed to these natural calamities. Authorities have blocked major roads including Route 27, Sunrise Highway, and Montauk Highway. Firefighters are tirelessly battling the blazes, facing challenging conditions of high winds and humidity. The situation is critical as responders work to protect lives and property. New York Governor Kathy Hochul has declared a State of Emergency. She assured the public via X,…

Joe Biden’s cognitive decline has been a topic of concern for many observers, particularly during the 2020 campaign. His infamous tales, like the “Corn Pop” story, left many questioning his mental acuity. Even some members of his own party were reportedly aware that Biden “wasn’t all there” during his run for the presidency. On numerous occasions, Biden seemed disoriented, shaking hands with invisible people and walking towards nonexistent doors. His confusion was further highlighted during an interview with his own Department of Justice, leading them to advise against prosecuting him for mishandling classified documents. Meanwhile, the mainstream media continued to…

The closure of another refugee resettlement organization marks a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy, following President Donald Trump’s decision to freeze the refugee resettlement program. This move has led to a substantial reduction in government funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) tasked with integrating refugees into American communities. Connecticut-based Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services (IRIS) is among those affected, having lost $4 million in taxpayer funds and subsequently being forced to terminate staff and close offices. IRIS, which had been instrumental in assisting refugees in Connecticut, is now shutting down its New Haven location while planning to close its Hartford…

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna from Florida is making headlines with her bold move to refer several mayors of sanctuary cities to the Department of Justice for a criminal investigation. She accuses these city leaders of harboring illegal immigrants, which she argues is a direct violation of federal law. Luna made her announcement during a hearing with Democratic Mayors Michelle Wu of Boston, Brandon Johnson of Chicago, Mike Johnston of Denver, and Eric Adams of New York City. In her opening remarks, Luna questioned Wu, Johnson, and Johnston about their cities’ sanctuary policies. Interestingly, she didn’t direct any questions toward Adams,…

Louisiana Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson’s chief of staff, Hayden Haynes, found himself in a bit of hot water on a Tuesday night in Washington, D.C. Allegedly, he was driving while intoxicated and ended up bumping into a Capitol vehicle just before the clock struck midnight. Johnson’s office has acknowledged the incident, confirming details to the media. A couple of law enforcement sources shared with NBC News that Haynes was taken into custody but later released with a citation to appear in court. The Capitol Police have mentioned that Haynes is due to face the court “within the coming weeks,”…

Colorado police recently stumbled upon a remarkable discovery when a chance call led them to find a boy who had been missing for eight long years. Back in 2017, his mother took off with him from Georgia, sparking a lengthy search that seemed to reach a dead end. The Douglas County Sheriff’s office responded to what appeared to be a burglary at a house in Highlands Ranch this past January, where they encountered two adults and children in a van. The home, up for sale and empty, was under the watchful eye of security cameras, thanks to its owner, Kyle…

The U.S. Social Security Administration is making waves by announcing massive payments to over a million Americans. This comes after two provisions, known as the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Offset (GPO), were repealed, which had previously reduced or eliminated benefits for certain individuals. As of March 4, the SSA has already distributed over $7.5 billion in retroactive payments to more than one million people, with the average check amounting to $6,710. The WEP and GPO provisions had been affecting over 3.2 million folks who receive a pension from jobs not covered by Social Security. But thanks to…

President Trump has issued a stern warning to Washington, D.C.’s Mayor Muriel Bowser, calling for the immediate cleanup of homeless encampments in key areas of the city. The President emphasized the importance of maintaining order and cleanliness, particularly around significant landmarks like the White House and the State Department. His message was clear: if Mayor Bowser cannot address the situation, the federal government will step in to ensure that the nation’s capital is restored to its former glory. In a recent statement, Trump reiterated his belief that the federal government should take a more direct role in governing Washington, D.C.…

The terrorist accused of orchestrating the deadly 2021 Abbey Gate bombing that claimed the lives of 13 U.S. service members and 160 civilians has finally arrived on American soil. Mohammad Sharifullah, an ISIS-K member, was extradited Tuesday night to “face American justice,” as FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed. “3 and 1/2 years later, justice for our 13,” Patel expressed on X. Charged with providing material support to a foreign terrorist group, Sharifullah was expected to appear in a Virginia federal court on Wednesday. His extradition marks a significant step in bringing accountability for the tragic events during the chaotic withdrawal…

Two men have been arrested in relation to the tragic deaths of three Kansas City Chiefs fans who were discovered frozen in a backyard after a watch party. After a thorough 14-month investigation, the Kansas City Missouri Police Department has pressed felony charges against Jordan Willis and Ivory J. Carson. These charges include involuntary manslaughter connected to the deaths of the fans in January 2024. Carson, known by the alias “Blade Brown,” is alleged to have supplied cocaine to Willis and the victims, with his DNA found on a fentanyl bag. The police department emphasized their commitment to justice and…

The U.S. Supreme Court made a controversial decision, siding with left-leaning interests, to force the Trump Administration to release $1.9 billion in foreign aid. This ruling contradicts the executive authority that President Trump exercised, aiming to reassess international commitments. As reported by The Hill, the decision upholds a lower court’s order to honor aid agreements predating Trump’s presidency. The ruling came in a tight 5-4 vote, showcasing a divide within the court. Notably, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Amy Coney Barrett joined the liberal justices. This unexpected alliance has left many conservatives questioning their motivations. Justice Samuel Alito expressed…

Micki Witthoeft, mother of Ashli Babbitt, has been actively protesting in Washington, D.C. since her daughter’s tragic death on January 6. The Trump Administration is reportedly moving towards settling the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the Babbitt family against the U.S. government. Judicial Watch was the organization that initiated this lawsuit. According to the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia, a statement was released regarding the ongoing lawsuit. The Gateway Pundit has been following this case closely since it was first filed in January 2024. The lawsuit sheds light on alleged incompetence and prior incidents involving Officer Michael…

Thirty probation officers in Los Angeles County are facing serious charges of child abuse after allegedly orchestrating “gladiator fights” among young detainees at a juvenile detention center. California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the charges, including child endangerment, conspiracy, and battery. The investigation began in January 2024, following the release of a video showing a boy being attacked while officers stood by, some even laughing and shaking hands. The footage captures a disturbing scene at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall in Downey, a suburban area of Los Angeles. During a press conference, Bonta described how officers facilitated these fights, which reportedly…

Carl Dean, the devoted husband of celebrated country music icon Dolly Parton, has left this world at the age of 82. For nearly 62 years, Carl and Dolly shared a life filled with love and companionship. “Carl and I spent many wonderful years together,” Dolly shared, reflecting on their enduring bond. The couple’s journey began in an unassuming laundromat when Dolly was just 18 and Carl was 21. They tied the knot in 1966, embarking on a partnership that would last over six decades. Despite Carl’s preference for a private life away from the limelight, he remained a steadfast pillar…

Once again, President Donald Trump has proven his strength as a leader by refusing to let the United States be taken advantage of on the world stage. Following a heated meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Trump made the bold decision to halt military aid to Ukraine, sending a clear message: America will not endlessly fund a foreign war with no clear path to victory. Zelenskyy arrived in Washington, D.C., hoping to secure more U.S. resources for Ukraine, particularly in the form of a mineral agreement—a deal that would have benefited Ukraine at America’s expense. But his demands didn’t sit…

Colorado lawmakers are pushing forward with Senate Bill 169, a proposal that would allow food stamp recipients to use their benefits at restaurants. While proponents claim this will expand access to food for those in need, the reality is that this plan is deeply flawed, costly, and ripe for abuse. If passed, the bill would require the state Department of Human Services to apply for the federal Restaurant Meals Program (RMP) by January 2026. This would allow Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients—including older adults, individuals with disabilities, and people experiencing homelessness—to purchase hot and prepared meals at participating restaurants.…