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Democrat Accuses Trump of ‘Illegal Abduction’ in MS-13 Gang Member’s Deportation to El Salvador

David Gregoire June 5, 2025

Rep. Maxine Dexter (D-OR) has sparked controversy by accusing former President Donald Trump of “illegally abducting” Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a 29-year-old illegal alien reportedly involved with the MS-13 gang. Dexter, along with Reps. Robert Garcia

Warning Issued for American Tourists: Increased Threat in Popular Summer Destination

Kevin Parker June 5, 2025

Travelers using dating apps in Mexico should be on high alert due to a rise in kidnappings. Recently, the U.S. Embassy and consulates in Mexico issued a warning after confirming multiple reports of Americans being

Virginia Governor Youngkin Collaborates with Feds to Detain 521 Violent Illegal Immigrants

David Gregoire June 5, 2025

Virginia’s Republican Governor, Glenn Youngkin, recently highlighted his administration’s proactive measures against violent migrant gangs. In a conversation with Martha MacCallum on Fox News’s The Story, Youngkin contrasted Virginia’s tough stance with Maryland’s seemingly permissive

Joe Walsh Changes Political Affiliation from Independent to Democrat

Karen Givens June 5, 2025

Former Congressman Joe Walsh, once a fervent supporter of the Republican Party, has made the surprising decision to join the Democrats. He labeled President Donald Trump as a “tyrant” and branded the GOP as a

Boulder Injury Count Rises from 12 to 15, Say Colorado Prosecutors

Eric Thompson June 5, 2025

The Boulder County District Attorney’s Office recently updated the number of injuries from a terror attack over the weekend, stating that the count has increased to 15 people and one dog, with victims’ ages ranging

Olympic Gold Medalist Boxer Banned After Chromosome Test Results

Kevin Parker June 4, 2025

Imane Khelif, an Olympic gold medalist in boxing, has been barred from competing in women’s events by World Boxing due to a 2023 medical test that allegedly identifies her as biologically male. This revelation came

Romanian Admits to Leading ‘Swatting’ Ring Targeting Lawmakers and Ex-President

David Gregoire June 4, 2025

A Romanian citizen named Thomasz Szabo has confessed in a U.S. court to orchestrating a prolonged conspiracy that involved swatting several members of Congress and even a former U.S. president. According to federal authorities, Szabo,

Trevor Bauer Wins $310,000 in Case Against Accuser Allegedly Seeking Financial Gain: REPORT

Karen Givens June 4, 2025

Trevor Bauer, the former Major League Baseball star, recently achieved a significant legal victory. A Los Angeles Superior Court ruled in his favor, granting him nearly $310,000 in a default judgment. This judgment came after

Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Praised by Wall Street’s Top Banker

David Gregoire June 4, 2025

Jamie Dimon, the CEO and Chairman of JP Morgan Chase, is urging Senate Republicans to push forward with President Donald Trump’s significant tax and border security bill, emphasizing its importance for American businesses and the

Court Denies Trump Admin’s Request to Halt Order Preventing Mass Federal Worker Firings

Kevin Parker June 4, 2025

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently made a significant decision regarding the Trump administration’s approach to workforce reductions in federal agencies. The court found that the administration did not have the legal backing to

Scientists Explore Sun-Dimming Strategies to Combat Runaway Climate Change

Eric Thompson June 4, 2025

The UK government is reportedly on the verge of green-lighting experiments aimed at reducing sunlight to combat what is being referred to as “runaway climate change.” This development has sparked discussions about the role of

Virginia Governor’s Race Poses Challenges for GOP

Karen Givens June 4, 2025

Politico recently mentioned that “Spanberger is poised to win big in Virginia,” which, surprisingly, seems accurate for once. Normally, their coverage tends to favor Democrats heavily, but this time, they might be onto something. Virginia,

Retail Chain Bounces Back: Reopens 80+ Stores, More to Come

David Gregoire June 4, 2025

Variety Wholesalers is making waves this week by reopening 78 more Big Lots stores. This move is part of their ongoing plan to revive the discount retail chain after purchasing numerous locations through bankruptcy proceedings.

SCOTUS to Rule on Illinois Ballot Counting Jurisdiction Post-Election Day

Eric Thompson June 4, 2025

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to review a case that could significantly impact how elections are conducted in America. Judicial Watch has challenged the practice of counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day, a

Poll: Nearly 50% of voters oppose cutting federal funds for NPR and PBS

Karen Givens June 3, 2025

Almost half of registered voters in the U.S. are not in favor of cutting federal funds from the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and National Public Radio (NPR), as revealed by a recent survey from the

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to “Assault Weapon” Ban

Eric Thompson June 3, 2025

The debate over “assault weapons” is still a hot topic across the country. Mainstream media and Democratic politicians often weigh in on the subject, despite not having a clear understanding of it. Many states are

ICE Reports Record 630+ Law Enforcement Agencies Now Enforcing 287(g) Policy

Kevin Parker June 3, 2025

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reaching out to law enforcement agencies around the country, urging them to join the 287(g) program. This federal initiative allows local police to help identify and detain illegal

Boise Pride Event Canceled Due to Low Attendance Despite Online Hype

David Gregoire June 3, 2025

Boise’s plan to host a Pride Month kickoff on June 6 hit a snag, as organizers decided to cancel the event due to unexpectedly low community interest. Despite receiving online support, the lack of in-person

Federal Judge Dismisses California Lawsuit on Trump Tariffs Due to Jurisdiction Issue

Karen Givens June 3, 2025

A federal judge recently made waves by dismissing a lawsuit brought by California’s Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta. The lawsuit challenged President Trump’s tariffs but was thrown out because it was

Jasmine Crockett Warns Elon Musk of Possible Subpoena if Democrats Regain House

Eric Thompson June 3, 2025

House Democrats, led by Rep. Jasmine Crockett from Texas, are planning to subpoena Elon Musk if they win back control in the 2026 midterms. This comes after Musk recently stepped down from a temporary government

CA Ignored Trump’s Warning on Boys in Girls’ Sports; Now Faces Consequences

Kevin Parker June 2, 2025

President Trump recently issued a strong warning to California schools about allowing boys, particularly AB Hernandez, to compete in girls’ sports events. Despite this, Hernandez participated in the state track and field championships and won

West Point Cadet Faces Expulsion After Missing Graduation Due to Failed Physical Following Reported Assault

David Gregoire June 2, 2025

A female cadet at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point is in a tough situation after reportedly being raped during her time as an enlisted soldier. This horrible event has made it difficult for

Trump Withdraws NASA Leader Nomination

Karen Givens June 2, 2025

Conservative Institute President Donald Trump has made waves by retracting his nomination for the next head of NASA. Over the weekend, he took to social media to announce the decision regarding Jared Isaacman, a tech

11 Stabbed at Oregon Homeless Shelter; Suspect Detained

Kevin Parker June 2, 2025

A shocking incident unfolded at the Union Gospel Mission in Salem, Oregon, where a man went on a stabbing spree, injuring eleven individuals. The attack took place at a men’s homeless shelter and left many

‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Allocates Billions to Government AI Initiatives

David Gregoire June 2, 2025

Congress recently passed a massive reconciliation bill that’s drawing attention for its hefty investment in artificial intelligence and machine learning programs. This bill is setting some ambitious goals for incorporating AI into government operations, defense

Jasmine Crockett: Trump Impeachment Inquiry ‘Absolutely’ Considered

Eric Thompson June 2, 2025

Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas is stepping into the spotlight after President Donald Trump’s recent election victory. Crockett is considering a significant role as chair of the House Oversight Committee, a position previously held

Energy Dept Saves $3.7B by Canceling ‘Green’ Grants to Save Taxpayer Money

Eric Thompson June 2, 2025

A billion here, a billion there, and suddenly it’s no longer just chump change. On Friday, Secretary of Energy Chris Wright made headlines by announcing the cancellation of $3.7 billion in “green” energy projects that

FBI Investigation Targets Three Distinct COVID Cover-Up Plots

Karen Givens June 2, 2025

The FBI has launched a massive investigation into potential criminal cover-ups related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This investigation is focusing on three main areas: the origins of the virus, the potential destruction of federal records,

Assaults on NYC Cops Up 63% Under Alvin Bragg, Criminals Walk Free

Kevin Parker June 2, 2025

Assaults on police officers in New York City have seen a striking increase over the last six years, according to recent data. The New York Post reported a 63% rise in attacks on NYPD officers

Judge Extends Ban on Trump Admin’s Attempt to Block Foreign Students at Harvard

Eric Thompson June 1, 2025

=A recent court decision has garnered attention as a federal judge decided to keep a temporary block on the Department of Homeland Security’s move against Harvard University. The case revolves around the revocation of Harvard’s

NY Hospital Staff Resign as State Faces Medicaid Fraud Allegations in Financial Scheme

David Gregoire June 1, 2025

Several staff members at Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC) have decided to step down by June due to investigations into whether New York State has been misleading Medicaid with what some are calling a massive

World Boxing Requires Biological Males to Undergo Sex Test Before Competing Against Women

Karen Givens June 1, 2025

World Boxing has taken a significant step by mandating sex testing for all its athletes. This decision comes after a prominent case involving a biological male boxer, Imane Khelif, who has been competing against women.

Man Jailed 36 Years for Wife’s Murder Forgives True Killer in Rare Reconciliation

Karen Givens June 1, 2025

Leo Schofield spent 36 years behind bars for a crime he insisted he didn’t commit. Despite the challenges, he found it within himself to forgive Jeremy Scott, who confessed to the murder of Schofield’s wife.

Survey: Managers Hesitant to Hire College Grads, Cite Lack of Workforce Readiness

Eric Thompson June 1, 2025

American colleges are dropping the ball when it comes to getting students ready for the real world, according to a poll from Resume.org. The poll paints a challenging picture for the class of 2025, revealing

Federal Judge Orders Release of Russian Researcher from ICE Custody

David Gregoire June 1, 2025

A Russian medical researcher at Harvard University, Kseniia Petrova, has found herself in hot water over a smuggling charge. She’s accused of bringing undeclared frog embryos into the United States from France. While she’s been

RFK Jr.: US and Argentina unite to develop an ‘alternative’ to the WHO system

Karen Givens May 31, 2025

President Donald Trump took decisive action on his first day in office by signing an executive order to initiate the United States’ exit from the World Health Organization (WHO). This bold move was aligned with

Musk and Tesla Oppose GOP Megabill’s Plan to Repeal Clean Energy Tax Credits

Karen Givens May 31, 2025

Epoch Times Elon Musk and Tesla are raising concerns about a recent legislative move that could impact America’s energy landscape. The focus is on the House-passed reconciliation bill, which aims to phase out tax credits

Discharged Soldier Wins Justice for COVID Vax Refusal Under Biden, With Trump’s Help

Eric Thompson May 31, 2025

Mark Bashaw, once a lieutenant in the U.S. Army, has finally seen a turn of fortune after facing criminal conviction and discharge due to his refusal to follow COVID-related protocols. Back in August 2021, then-Secretary

ICE Operation Detains Over 100 Undocumented Workers at Florida Sites

David Gregoire May 31, 2025

President Donald Trump’s administration, with a strong partnership from Florida, scored a significant win in tackling former President Joe Biden’s immigration crisis. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted a successful operation in Tallahassee, arresting over

MIT Plans to Close Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Office

Kevin Parker May 31, 2025

MIT has taken steps to close its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) office, joining several other universities in scaling back these programs, a decision influenced by federal funding considerations. MIT President Sally Kornbluth announced in

Diddy Case: ‘Victim 3’ Missing Ahead of Trial

Karen Givens May 31, 2025

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing a significant legal battle as his sex-trafficking trial kicks off. The prosecution might be at a disadvantage, with reports indicating that a crucial witness, Victim-3, has not been contacted by

NYC Mayor Adams Sues City Board Over Campaign Finance Dispute

Eric Thompson May 30, 2025

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has taken legal action against the city’s campaign finance board over their refusal to grant his reelection campaign over $3.4 million in public matching funds. His lawyers argue that

Dem Senator Criticized for ‘Fake News’ Comment on Elon Musk’s DOGE Departure, Prompting Calls for Firing

David Gregoire May 30, 2025

Elon Musk’s recent announcement about his role ending as a special government employee under the Trump-Vance administration has caught a lot of attention. Musk showed gratitude to President Trump for the chance to cut down

Judge Orders Release of Harvard Professor Detained by ICE

Kevin Parker May 30, 2025

In a recent legal battle, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) found itself at odds with a judge over the release of a detained immigrant, whose controversial case has sparked widespread debate. This individual, a Harvard

Donald Trump Claims Canada Considered Statehood to Dodge $61B Golden Dome Fee

Eric Thompson May 30, 2025

President Trump recently made waves with his latest announcement regarding the United States’ ambitious Golden Dome missile defense project. He revealed that Canada is contemplating his offer to join the initiative, with the stipulation that

Michigan House Holds Secretary of State Benson in Contempt for Ignoring Subpoena

Karen Givens May 30, 2025

The Michigan House of Representatives recently declared Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson in civil contempt. This decision came about because Benson, a Democrat, defied a subpoena by refusing to hand over certain election training materials.

Florida Judge Orders Pulitzer Board to Address Trump Defamation Claims

David Gregoire May 30, 2025

Donald Trump recently received some promising news from a Florida judge regarding his lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize Board. The lawsuit challenges the decision to award prizes to the New York Times and the Washington

Suspected Fugitive in Father’s Killing Found Dead in Long Island Pool: Police

Kevin Parker May 29, 2025

Fox News Authorities are investigating a case involving a body found in a Long Island pool, speculated to be a fugitive who had been on the run for several months. The discovery was made by

Trump Commutes Sentence of Political Donor and Intelligence Asset Imaad Zuberi

Eric Thompson May 29, 2025

President Trump has decided to commute the sentence of Imaad Zuberi, a political donor who faced a 12-year prison sentence for making illegal campaign contributions to various political figures, including former President Biden and GOP

Sen. Johnson: Sufficient GOP Opposition Halts Budget Bill Progress

Karen Givens May 29, 2025

Senator Ron Johnson from Wisconsin voiced his concerns about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, particularly its effect on the federal deficit. He believes there’s enough opposition in the Senate to halt the bill and

Trump Pardons Reality TV Couple, Cites Fulton County Bias

David Gregoire May 29, 2025

President Donald Trump has made a big move by deciding to grant full pardons to Todd and Julie Chrisley, the stars of the reality TV show *Chrisley Knows Best*. This decision comes nearly two years

FBI Deputy Director Bongino: Bureau Probing Multiple Potential Public Corruption Cases

Kevin Parker May 29, 2025

The FBI is gearing up to dive into some intriguing cases that have caught the public’s attention. Deputy Director Dan Bongino mentioned that these cases might involve public corruption, which is a hot topic for

John Deere Transforms Farming with Cutting-Edge Robotic Tractors

Karen Givens May 28, 2025

John Deere has been a staple in American farming for generations. My grandfather relied on an old John Deere Model A for his corn and soybean fields, and my father followed suit with a newer

San Diego Border Closes Facility After Sharp Drop in Illegal Crossings

Eric Thompson May 28, 2025

President Trump’s swift action to seal our southern border has been nothing short of extraordinary. Many Americans are furious with Democratic leaders and the Biden administration for allowing millions of illegal immigrants to enter our

Ex-FBI Agent: Poor Crime Scene Handling May Hinder Prosecution of Orleans Parish Jail Escapees

David Gregoire May 28, 2025

Law enforcement’s handling of a major jailbreak on May 16 is drawing scrutiny as experts express concerns over the potential impact on prosecuting the escapees. The lack of immediate crime scene processing may complicate legal

Suspect in Israeli Embassy couple’s murder tied to group labeling Oct. 7 attack ‘legitimate’

David Gregoire May 28, 2025

The tragic incident outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., has left many in shock. Elias Rodriguez, 31, is at the center of this tragedy, facing charges for the alleged murder of two Israeli

Trump claims Canada is mulling over his offer to join as the 51st US state after a significant concession

Karen Givens May 27, 2025

President Donald Trump made waves when he revealed a proposal to Canadian officials, suggesting they consider becoming the 51st state of the United States. Trump’s been entertaining this idea ever since his victory in the

Texas Police Arrest Suspect in Fatal Jet Ski Hit-and-Run Incident

Eric Thompson May 27, 2025

Authorities in Grapevine, Texas, have apprehended Daikerlyn Alejandra Gonzalez Gonzalez in connection with the tragic death of Air Force cadet candidate Ava Moore. The arrest follows an investigation into a jet ski accident over Memorial

Jussie Smollett Settles with Chicago for $50K, Maintains Denial of Hate Hoax

Eric Thompson May 27, 2025

Jussie Smollett, the actor best known for his role on “Empire,” recently made a significant payment of $50,000 to a Chicago nonprofit. This payment is part of a civil settlement with the city of Chicago,

Ex-LA Deputy Mayor to Plead Guilty in Fake Bomb Threat Case

David Gregoire May 27, 2025

Federal prosecutors have revealed that a former Los Angeles deputy mayor is set to plead guilty to a bomb threat hoax. The charge stems from an incident where the official falsely claimed a bomb was

‘Rust’ Armorer Released After Over a Year in Jail Following Alec Baldwin Film Incident

Eric Thompson May 27, 2025

Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the armorer involved in the tragic shooting accident on Alec Baldwin’s film “Rust,” has been released from prison. After serving 13 months of her 18-month sentence, she’s returned home to Bullhead City, Arizona,

SCOTUS to Rule on Challenges to Illinois Post-Election Ballot Counts and State Laws

Karen Givens May 27, 2025

The U.S. Supreme Court is considering stepping in on a case that could change how federal candidates challenge state election laws. At the heart of this is whether Illinois U.S. Rep. Mike Bost can legally

Inside the Democratic Party’s Rebranding: The Power of Acronyms!

David Gregoire May 27, 2025

Republicans and Democrats approach public relations in fundamentally different ways. For Republicans, dealing with mainstream media often feels like a constant battle. The media is seen as an obstacle to overcome, not a partner to

Bear Crashes Through Ceiling, Lands on Stove in Homeowners’ Kitchen Surprise

Dan Veld May 27, 2025

A bear’s unexpected visit turned a Kentucky home into a scene straight out of a fairy tale. On May 21, an early morning call alerted a game warden about a black bear that had made

RFK Jr. Seems to Retract Promise to Identify Autism Cause by September

David Gregoire May 26, 2025

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. seems to be stepping back from his ambitious promise to identify the cause of autism spectrum disorder by September 2025. This shift was highlighted in a

Female Softball Player Sues to Exclude Male Pitchers After Injury in Minnesota Game

Ella Ford May 26, 2025

Males identifying as females and competing in women’s sports have taken over various fields like swimming, track, and volleyball, causing physical harm to female athletes, such as Payton McNabb. States enforcing coed sports for transgender

Michelle Obama Dreams of Single Life

Brittany Mays May 26, 2025

Former First Lady Michelle Obama recently sparked conversations with her candid remarks about potentially being single. Conservative media outlets, like Fox News, have highlighted this, emphasizing the ongoing rumors of a possible split between Michelle

Neuroscientist Uncovers Democrats’ Alleged Strategy on Biden’s Mental Health Cover-Up

Kevin Parker May 26, 2025

Neuroscientist and author Sam Harris recently admitted he was misled about President Joe Biden’s cognitive health. Harris initially believed Biden was sharp behind closed doors but now doubts those claims, pointing to a so-called “effective”

Ex-Copyright Office Director Sues Trump Administration Over Firing

Eric Thompson May 26, 2025

Shira Perlmutter, the head of the U.S. Copyright Office, is in the middle of a legal battle against the Trump administration. She’s filed a lawsuit claiming her dismissal was unconstitutional, arguing that Congress—not the President—has

Mexican National Allegedly Embezzles $7M from Southern California Employer

Brittany Mays May 26, 2025

Alexander Ramos, an illegal immigrant and former executive at a classic car company in Southern California, is in hot water. Prosecutors claim he diverted company funds into his own accounts, racking up close to $7

Students Crack 30-Year-Old Bone Mystery: 1995 Skull Traced Back to 1844

Brittany Mays May 26, 2025

There’s been a fascinating breakthrough in solving a long-standing mystery involving human bones that have been washing up on New Jersey beaches for decades. Thanks to the efforts of some resourceful college students and cutting-edge

Obama Allies Sound Alarm: New Data Shows Democrats in ‘Deep Trouble’

David Gregoire May 26, 2025

The news is buzzing with talk about some concerning new data for the Democrats, and it’s got former Obama aides, Jon Favreau and Dan Pfeiffer, pretty worried. They recently chatted on their podcast, “Pod Save

34% of Gen Z Accepted Jobs but Never Showed Up: A Growing Trend

Erica Carlin May 26, 2025

The 2025 study on job applications and employment highlights a concerning trend among Generation Z, typically those born between 1997 and 2012. This generation seems to lack the career ambition seen in previous generations. “Is

Hollywood Man Sentenced to 5 Years for Filing Fake COVID-Related Tax Credit Claims

Kevin Parker May 25, 2025

Kevin Gregory, a resident of Hollywood, found himself in hot water after trying to exploit the employee retention tax credits. He concocted a fake farming and transportation business in Beverly Hills, aiming to swindle over

House Bill Inspired by Trump’s Vision Proposes Federal Tax on Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

Eric Thompson May 25, 2025

Just The News There’s a brand new national vehicle registration tax hiding in President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” This legislation introduces a federal tax targeting energy-efficient vehicles, which will increase annually due to

New Hampshire Bans Sanctuary Cities, Requires Local Cooperation with Federal Authorities

Brittany Mays May 25, 2025

New Hampshire has taken a stand to ensure local authorities work hand in hand with federal immigration officials. Governor Kelly Ayotte recently signed two significant bills into law with the aim of banning sanctuary policies

DHS’s Kristi Noem Delivers Powerful Two-Word Response After ACLU Lawsuit Dismissed

David Gregoire May 25, 2025

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stirred the pot with a bold two-word statement following the voluntary dismissal of an ACLU lawsuit. The lawsuit, which was filed on behalf of detained illegal immigrants, was dropped, and

Nationwide Injunction Blocks Trump Admin from Ending Student Visa Holders’ Legal Status

Darnell Thompkins May 25, 2025

It seems like every day we’re hearing about another legal challenge against the Trump administration. There are so many court orders and injunctions being thrown around that it’s hard to keep track. Thankfully, some folks

2 Jets Abort Landings at DC Airport After Pentagon Loses Contact with Army Helicopter

Eric Thompson May 25, 2025

On May 1st, an Army Black Hawk helicopter experienced a 20-second communication blackout as it neared the Pentagon. This brief loss of contact led to two commercial flights aborting their landings at Ronald Reagan Washington

Texas: Alleged Human Smugglers Arrested for Hiding Migrants in Hollowed Hay Bales

Karen Givens May 25, 2025

This week, authorities apprehended suspected human smugglers who allegedly attempted to conceal migrants inside modified hay bales. During a routine traffic stop near Flatonia, Texas, deputies noticed unusual alterations to the hay bales on a

NYC Sewage Boat Explosion on Hudson River: 1 City Worker Killed, 2 Injured

Kevin Parker May 24, 2025

A tragic incident unfolded on a New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) vessel, resulting in the death of one worker and injuries to two others. The explosion occurred on a raw sewage transport

Billy Joel Cancels U.S. Concert Tour Due to Health Crisis

David Gregoire May 24, 2025

Billy Joel recently surprised fans by canceling all his upcoming concerts due to a challenging health diagnosis. The renowned musician has been diagnosed with normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH), a neurological condition that affects the brain.

Nancy Pelosi Makes Endorsement In Michigan Senate Race

Karen Givens May 24, 2025

The 2024 election was a significant victory for Donald Trump and the Republican party, yet holding onto the House and Senate in the upcoming midterms is crucial for sustaining that momentum. The Detroit News article

Defending Scientific Curiosity: Addressing Skepticism About Bigfoot

David Gregoire May 24, 2025

Standing at the edge of the Rocky Mountains, one is reminded of the vast, untapped wilderness that stretches before us. It’s a reminder of the uncharted territories that still exist, raising questions about what we

USDA Approves Nebraska’s Ban on Soda, Energy Drinks for Food Stamp Purchases

Dan Veld May 24, 2025

Epoch Times There’s been a significant decision made concerning what people can buy with their SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps, in Nebraska. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced on May 19 that

DC Terror Suspect’s Dad Honored by Dem Rep During Trump’s Joint Congress Address

Kevin Parker May 24, 2025

Eric Rodriguez, the father of Elias Rodriguez, who is accused of fatally shooting two Israeli Embassy staffers, was previously highlighted by a Democratic congressman. Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García from Illinois had Eric as his guest

Florida woman allegedly attacks 72-year-old Trump supporter in MAGA hat and assaults police officer

Brittany Mays May 24, 2025

A Florida woman found herself in hot water after allegedly attacking a Trump supporter sporting a “Make America Great Again” hat. The altercation didn’t stop there; she is also accused of assaulting a police officer

NH Governor Ayotte Signs Bill Banning ‘Sanctuary’ Communities

David Gregoire May 24, 2025

New Hampshire is taking a firm stand against “sanctuary” policies with a new bill signed by Governor Kelly Ayotte. This legislation stops cities and towns from limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities. It enforces a

Small Plane Crash Damages 15 Homes in San Diego Neighborhood

David Gregoire May 24, 2025

A small plane crash in San Diego’s Murphy Canyon neighborhood has left the community reeling with shock and disbelief. The incident caused significant damage to at least 15 homes, according to the Daily Caller. Tragically,

Sen. Rand Paul Reveals Air Marshal Surveillance of Tulsi Gabbard Under Biden Administration

Eric Thompson May 24, 2025

The Biden administration is facing accusations of surveillance and censorship against political adversaries. It recently came to light that Tulsi Gabbard, a former Trump administration official, was monitored by federal air marshals. This revelation has

Prosecutors: NC Dem Misused Pandemic Loan for Lavish 50th Birthday Party

Kevin Parker May 24, 2025

Charlotte, North Carolina, is currently seeing some political drama unfold. A city councilwoman, Tiawana Brown, is under the spotlight after being indicted on charges of fraud. Federal prosecutors are pointing fingers at Brown, saying she

Court Halts Trump Administration’s Attempt to Close Department of Education

Brittany Mays May 24, 2025

Earlier this year, President Donald Trump made a bold move by signing an executive order aimed at dismantling the Department of Education (DOE). This decision was in line with his belief that education should be

St. Louis Fails Residents: Why Tornado Sirens Stayed Silent in Their Time of Need

Brittany Mays May 23, 2025

It’s quite a challenge to grasp the sadness of losing both a cherished place and its people. For me, that’s the case with St. Louis, where I’ve spent the majority of my life, aside from

22 More Individuals, Entities Charged in Arizona Medicaid Fraud Scheme

Darnell Thompkins May 23, 2025

The operators behind a behavioral health company have found themselves in hot water, accused of billing Arizona’s Medicaid program a staggering $60 million for services that were never provided. An Arizona grand jury has indicted

SCOTUS Rules on Trump’s Firing of NLRB and MSPB Appointees, Ending Legal Battle

Eric Thompson May 22, 2025

The Supreme Court made a couple of big decisions, one of which touches on the issue of public funding for religious charter schools. Among these decisions, the Court allowed former President Donald Trump to fire

Parents Criticize School Board Over Boys’ Concerns About Trans Student in Locker Room

Kevin Parker May 22, 2025

Parents in Virginia’s Loudoun County are expressing outrage over an ongoing investigation involving three male students. These boys found themselves under scrutiny after being recorded in a school locker room, voicing discomfort about a biological

DOJ Launches Criminal Investigation Into Andrew Cuomo Over COVID Testimony to Congress

Darnell Thompkins May 22, 2025

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for allegedly making false statements to Congress regarding his administration’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. A source familiar

Texas Wins Court Case Against Biden-Era EEOC in ‘Pronoun Police’ Dispute

Eric Thompson May 22, 2025

A Texas district court recently sided with the state in its legal battle against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) over bathroom and pronoun policies set during the Biden administration. Texas Attorney General Ken

Aunt Urges Convicted Killer to Surrender Amid Ongoing Orleans Parish Jail Manhunt

Eric Thompson May 22, 2025

Derrick Groves, one of the five escapees from Orleans Parish jail, is urged by his aunt to surrender for his own safety. Groves was convicted of two counts of second-degree murder for events that occurred

Guns, Lube, and Sex Toys: Homeland Security Agent Shares Finds from Diddy’s Room

Kevin Parker May 22, 2025

A Homeland Security Investigations agent recently shared some eye-opening details about a raid that took place at Sean “Diddy” Combs’ estate last year. This was part of an ongoing sex trafficking and racketeering trial against

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