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Judge Rejects Associated Press’s Latest Bid to Restore White House Access

Joe Messina April 20, 2025

A federal judge recently rejected the Associated Press’s plea for additional court intervention to regain privileged access to President Donald Trump and White House spaces. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden handed down the decision, which

Texas House Approves Universal School Choice Bill

Joe Messina April 20, 2025

Texas is on the brink of a major shift in education policy as Governor Greg Abbott has announced plans to sign a $1 billion school choice measure into law before the 2025-2026 academic year. This

Tragic: Alabama Father and Husband Killed in Arizona Hatchet Attack by Deranged Man

Joe Messina April 19, 2025

A loving father and husband from Alabama, Jacob Couch, tragically lost his life after a brutal attack by a disturbed individual in Arizona. Jacob and his wife, Kristen, were on a journey home from California

House Republicans Align with Trump to Intensify Pressure on Harvard

Joe Messina April 19, 2025

Harvard University is feeling the heat as House Republicans and the federal government turn up the pressure. The Ivy League school, often seen as a bastion of liberalism, is now caught in the middle of

GOP Considers Tax Increases for Wealthy in Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful’ Budget Proposal

Joe Messina April 19, 2025

Republicans in Congress are currently exploring the idea of increasing taxes on the wealthy as part of President Donald Trump’s expansive budget proposal. This potential move marks a notable shift from the GOP’s longstanding tax

Judge Approves Labor Unions’ Lawsuit for DOGE System Access at Labor Department

Joe Messina April 18, 2025

A federal judge recently decided to allow a lawsuit against the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to continue. This lawsuit, initiated by labor unions, aims to stop DOGE from accessing sensitive data held by the

San Francisco Biotech Firm to Shut Down and Liquidate Assets

Joe Messina April 18, 2025

Third Harmonic Bio, a biopharmaceutical company that once held a valuation of $1 billion, has decided to close its doors and sell off its assets. This decision marks the end of a journey that began

Democrat Sen. Chris Van Hollen’s Attempt to Free Abrego Garcia from El Salvador’s CECOT Prison Fails

Joe Messina April 18, 2025

Democrat Senator Chris Van Hollen is making headlines for all the wrong reasons after launching a controversial and widely criticized visit to El Salvador. In what many conservatives are calling a reckless political stunt, Van

Two Service Members Killed in Vehicle Accident While Deployed at Southern US Border

Joe Messina April 17, 2025

Two service members tragically lost their lives in a vehicle accident on a Tuesday morning in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. They were part of a team deployed for Joint Task Force Southern Border, an initiative

RFK Jr Criticizes Those Attributing Autism Rise to Genetics and Awareness, Calls Them ‘Epidemic’ Deniers

Joe Messina April 17, 2025

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently shared his thoughts on the ongoing debate regarding rising autism rates. He criticized those who attribute the increase solely to improved testing and genetics, calling

Report: LA Spends More on Homeless Than Firefighters; Homeless Linked to One-Third of Fires

Joe Messina April 17, 2025

California’s recurring wildfire dilemma has thrown into sharp relief the state’s misplaced priorities under its current leadership. Amidst raging fires, the mayor of Los Angeles was notably absent, attending an event in Africa. This starkly

Newsom Orders ‘Risk Assessment’ for Menendez Brothers Before Resentencing

Menendez Brothers’ Family Accuses DA of Violating Law by Displaying Graphic Photo in Court

Joe Messina April 16, 2025

In a dramatic turn of events, family members of Erik and Lyle Menendez have taken legal action against the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office. They allege that the office violated a victim protection rights law

NC Serial Offender Accused of Running Over Teacher Had 20-Year History of Revolving Door Jail Stints

Joe Messina April 16, 2025

North Carolina authorities have set a high bond of $5 million for a repeat offender, Nathane Blackmon, following a tragic incident involving impaired driving. The crash led to the heartbreaking death of Dawn Tucker, a

Trump Admin Reportedly Revokes Over 1,100 Foreign Student Visas in Crackdown Effort

Joe Messina April 16, 2025

The Trump administration has taken decisive action by revoking over 1,100 foreign student visas, targeting those allegedly linked to terrorist sympathies and antisemitic activities. This significant increase in visa cancellations comes after Secretary of State

Obama Praises Harvard for Exemplary Rejection of Trump’s Demands

Joe Messina April 15, 2025

Barack Obama recently praised Harvard University for standing up to President Trump’s demands for change, even though it could mean losing a lot of federal funding. In a post on social media, Obama lauded Harvard

Federal Judge Halts Deportation of Two Venezuelans Linked to Tren de Aragua Gang

Joe Messina April 15, 2025

A federal judge in Colorado has put a pause on the deportation of two Venezuelan nationals accused of gang ties. This decision comes amidst claims from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) that the men

Federal Judge Permits Trump Administration to Mandate Registration for Undocumented Immigrants

Joe Messina April 15, 2025

The Trump administration has been granted the ability to require illegal aliens in the U.S. to register with federal authorities. This follows a federal judge’s decision that aligns with President Trump’s focus on removing criminal

Lawmakers Alert: China’s Financial Threats to US Retirement Savings

Joe Messina April 14, 2025

Chinese criminal networks have been zeroing in on older Americans with cunning scams, according to lawmakers and experts. Both the House and Senate recently showed rare unity by holding a joint hearing to tackle this

Judge Rejects Trump’s Request to Dismiss Defamation Case by ‘Central Park Five’

Joe Messina April 14, 2025

A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed against President Donald J. Trump by the so-called “Central Park Five” may proceed—but the ruling is already drawing criticism from legal experts and conservatives who see

Maine Rejects Federal Title IX Compliance; DOJ Initiates Prosecution

Joe Messina April 14, 2025

The Trump administration has decided to take legal action against Maine and is pulling back federal education funding due to Maine’s refusal to prevent transgender athletes from competing in women’s and girls’ sports. This move

US Wholesale Prices Fall in March, Surprising Market Analysts

Joe Messina April 13, 2025

It seems like there’s a bit of good news on the inflation front. Falling egg and gasoline prices have helped ease the inflation burden, which is a relief for many. The Bureau of Labor Statistics

Trump Calls on Congress to Intensify Efforts for Permanent Daylight Saving Time

Joe Messina April 13, 2025

President Donald Trump recently threw his support behind the “lock the clock” movement, advocating for the end of the twice-yearly time change. He expressed his views on Truth Social, calling the time change “a big

DOGE Shock: Illegal Aliens on Terror List Received Benefits and Voted

Joe Messina April 13, 2025

A recent report from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has highlighted a significant issue regarding migrants paroled into the United States under Joe Biden’s administration. The report reveals that thousands of these individuals, including

Palin Takes New York Times to Court Again in Defamation Trial

Joe Messina April 12, 2025

Sarah Palin is gearing up for another legal showdown against The New York Times. After a previous dismissal, an appeals court breathed new life into her defamation lawsuit. The case stems from a 2017 editorial

Judge Allows Menendez Brothers Resentencing Hearing to Proceed Despite DA Opposition

Joe Messina April 12, 2025

The Menendez brothers recently had a significant day in court, joining remotely from their San Diego prison. Judge Michael Jesic ruled against Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman’s attempt to halt their resentencing, allowing

Judge Denies California’s Bid to Halt City’s Voter ID Law

Joe Messina April 11, 2025

Huntington Beach recently scored a victory in court regarding its voter ID law. A judge in California ruled against the state’s attempt to overturn this law, which was passed by voters last year. Orange County

Gabbard Launches Task Force to Enhance Intelligence Transparency & End Government Weaponization

Joe Messina April 11, 2025

Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, has taken a bold step by forming a new task force aimed at ending the misuse of federal government powers. This initiative seeks to restore faith in the intelligence

FBI’s Kash Patel &AG Pam Bondi Reveal $500M Drug Bust Tied to Mexican Cartels

Joe Messina April 10, 2025

In a significant move against drug trafficking, FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi have announced a major drug seizure, with the U.S. Coast Guard intercepting over $509 million worth of illegal substances.

GOP Rep Proposes Bill After Finding China-Owned Stores on US Military Base

Joe Messina April 10, 2025

The spotlight has turned once again to U.S. military bases and the companies operating within them. Republican Representative Pat Harrigan of North Carolina has introduced legislation aimed at bolstering security on these installations. In a

Biden White House Aided FBI’s Jan. 6 Probe by Securing Trump’s Phone: New Emails from Grassley, Johnson

Joe Messina April 10, 2025

Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley and Senator Ron Johnson have uncovered some interesting emails from FBI whistleblowers. These emails show that Jonathan Su, who was President Joe Biden’s Deputy White House Counsel at the time,

Trump Administration Halts $1B Funding for Cornell, Hundreds of Millions for Northwestern

Joe Messina April 9, 2025

The Trump administration has taken a bold step by halting substantial funding for Cornell and Northwestern, totaling $1 billion and $790 million, respectively. This decision is part of an ongoing investigation into possible civil rights

DHS Issues Waiver to Speed Up Border Wall Construction in California

Joe Messina April 9, 2025

The Department of Homeland Security, led by Secretary Kristi Noem, has taken a decisive step by issuing a waiver to speed up the construction of a border wall in California. This waiver is all about

Trump’s Controversial Pentagon Nominee Moves to Full Senate Vote

Joe Messina April 9, 2025

The Senate has moved forward with Elbridge Colby’s nomination for a significant Pentagon role, paving the way for a full vote. Colby, nominated by President Donald Trump for the position of Defense Department undersecretary for

NYC to Repay $106M in FEMA Funds Amid Trump’s Crackdown on Illegal Immigration Spending

Joe Messina April 8, 2025

The Trump administration’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) plans to reclaim $106 million from New York City, funds that were initially allocated during Biden’s presidency to tackle the illegal immigration problem. Earlier this year, President

RFK Jr. Announces New Food Pyramid and Plans to Enhance School Food Standards

Joe Messina April 8, 2025

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently shared his efforts to shake up the current food pyramid and school food standards in an interview with BlazeTV host Sara Gonzalez. He pointed out

NY State Education Dept. Upholds Commitment to DEI Practices, Rejects Calls for Elimination

Joe Messina April 8, 2025

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) has decided to continue its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, despite directives from the Trump administration. In a letter, Daniel Morton-Bentley, NYSED’s counsel and deputy

Trump Seeks Supreme Court Intervention to Block Order Returning Deported MS-13 Member

Joe Messina April 7, 2025

The Trump Administration is in a heated legal battle with a federal judge over the deportation of an alleged MS-13 gang member. The case revolves around Kilmar Abrego, who was ordered to be returned to

Meta Announces Conclusion of ‘Fact-Checking’ Initiative

Joe Messina April 7, 2025

Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, has decided to put an end to its “fact-checking” program in the United States. Joel Kaplan, Meta’s chief global affairs officer, mentioned that by Monday the program

Ohio’s Ban on Puberty Blockers for Minors Halted: ‘The Fight Continues’

Joe Messina April 6, 2025

State Attorney General Dave Yost is determined to maintain Ohio’s ban on puberty blockers, taking his case to the Ohio Supreme Court. After the appeals court declined to issue a stay on its decision that

Judge Denies Request to Stop Columbia from Cooperating with Congressional Anti-Semitism Investigation

Joe Messina April 6, 2025

Columbia University finds itself in the spotlight as a federal judge in New York ruled that the institution may have to share records about pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil and others with Congress. The Republican-led House

NC Appeals Court Orders Over 60K Voters to Verify Eligibility

Joe Messina April 5, 2025

A recent decision by a North Carolina appeals court has significant implications for the state’s 2024 Supreme Court election. More than 60,000 voters are now required to verify their eligibility to vote, following a challenge

Trump Launches Campaign Against Gender Ideology in Schools

Joe Messina April 5, 2025

The Department of Education under former President Trump is taking a firm stand against what many see as an assault on women’s sports and rights in education. This effort is encapsulated in the formation of

GM to Boost Production at Indiana Plant in Response to Trump Tariffs

Joe Messina April 5, 2025

General Motors (GM) recently announced plans to increase production in the United States, a move seen as an early success for President Trump’s tariff policies. This decision comes in light of Trump’s newly implemented “Liberation

3 Alleged MS-13 Members in Florida Face Federal Murder Charges

Joe Messina April 4, 2025

Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced federal murder charges against three alleged members of the notorious MS-13 gang. The charges are linked to the brutal killing of Gerson Vilelio Vasquez-Portillo in Florida back in 2015.

U.S. Cancels Visas of Mexican Musicians for Praising Cartel Boss During Show

Joe Messina April 4, 2025

In a move that reflects the kind of decisive, law-and-order leadership championed by President Donald Trump, U.S. authorities have revoked the visas of four members of the Mexican music group Alegres del Barranco after the

California man to plead guilty in plot to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh

Joe Messina April 4, 2025

Nicholas Roske, a man from California, has decided to plead guilty to charges that he planned to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Back in 2022, Roske was caught outside Justice Kavanaugh’s home with weapons

Union Workers Praise Trump’s Tariffs as a Boon for Auto and Steel Industries

Joe Messina April 3, 2025

Union workers from the automobile and steel industries are expressing strong support for President Donald Trump’s tariffs on foreign imports. The new tariffs include a 25% tax on imported automobiles, aiming to bring manufacturing jobs

California Rejects Two Bills Aiming to Ban Trans Athletes from Competing in Women’s Sports

Joe Messina April 3, 2025

Daily Caller California’s legislature recently rejected two bills aimed at barring transgender athletes from participating in female sports. These bills were labeled as “cruel” by some lawmakers, despite concerns that allowing biological males to compete

America’s Comeback: FBI Sees Record Agent Applications in Kash Patel’s First Month

Joe Messina April 3, 2025

Kash Patel’s leadership is breathing new life into the U.S.’s top law enforcement agency. During Donald J. Trump’s first term, the FBI faced a growing manpower shortage that worsened under the current administration. Attracting quality

Final Report Released: Covenant School Shooting Was Planned for Years

Joe Messina April 2, 2025

Nashville police have wrapped up their investigation into the tragic Covenant School shooting, where Audrey Hale, a transgender individual, took the lives of three third-graders and three adults before being stopped by law enforcement. The

Trump Administration Reports Record Low Border Crossings in March

Joe Messina April 2, 2025

The Trump administration is delivering on its America First promise to secure the southern border, and the results are nothing short of historic. Under the decisive leadership of President Trump, illegal border crossings have plummeted

Wisconsin Voter ID Requirements Pass by Wide Margin: A Major Win

Joe Messina April 2, 2025

Wisconsin voters have made a significant decision by approving a constitutional amendment to enshrine the state’s voter ID requirement. Garnering around 70% support, this move demonstrates a strong consensus among citizens on the need to

NATO Leader Confirms Death of 4 Missing US Soldiers

Joe Messina April 1, 2025

The tragic loss of four American soldiers in Lithuania has been confirmed by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). These soldiers were participating in training exercises close to the Belarus border, but specific details remain

Texas Ghost Gun Manufacturer Blocked by Court from Selling in California

Joe Messina April 1, 2025

The Trump administration is currently reassessing anti-gun policies as a part of its broader agenda. Recently, a California court decided to stop a Texas-based company from selling machines used for gun manufacturing within the state.

Poll: Most Republican Voters View Attacks on Tesla as Domestic Terrorism

Joe Messina April 1, 2025

A recent poll sheds light on how people view the attacks on Tesla, with a noticeable divide between Republicans and Democrats. The survey, conducted by Napolitan News Service, reveals that 46% of those asked consider

French Judge Bars 2027 Presidential Candidate Marine Le Pen From Office, Issues Prison Sentence

Joe Messina March 31, 2025

Marine Le Pen, leader of France’s National Rally, has been sentenced by a French court to four years in prison and banned from competing in national elections for the next five years. Found guilty of

Mississippi Governor Signs Law to Phase Out Income Tax

Joe Messina March 31, 2025

In a bold move, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves has signed legislation aimed at phasing out the state income tax. This decision marks a significant victory for conservative ideals, reflecting a belief in smaller government and

Top U.S. Bank Exec Terry Dolan Suspected as Pilot Killed in Brooklyn Park, MN Plane Crash

Joe Messina March 31, 2025

A plane registered to U.S. Bank’s Vice Chair, Terry Dolan, crashed into a residential home in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. The single-engine plane collided with the house, sparking a massive fire. Fortunately, residents of the home

Wisconsin Court Rejects Bid to Halt Elon Musk’s $1M Voter Payments

Joe Messina March 30, 2025

Elon Musk’s plan to grant $1 million to two voters in Green Bay has been a hot topic, especially as a Wisconsin appeals court recently thwarted an effort to stop him. The state’s Democratic Attorney

Fed Warns: Nearly 10 Million Student Loan Borrowers Face Major Credit Score Drops

Joe Messina March 30, 2025

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has some pretty alarming news for folks with federal student loans: a whopping 9.7 million borrowers have fallen behind on their payments since the student loan freeze ended.

First Public Land Oil & Gas Lease Sales Under Trump Yield Nearly $40M

Joe Messina March 30, 2025

In the early months of 2025, the Department of the Interior (DOI) successfully raised over $39 million in revenue from oil and gas lease sales on public lands. This achievement highlights the department’s ongoing commitment

RFK Jr. Plans to Cut 10,000 HHS Jobs in Major Overhaul

Joe Messina March 29, 2025

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is making significant changes by cutting 10,000 full-time positions. This action aligns with Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Health Again” (MAHA) agenda. Kennedy emphasized the

DEI in Airlines Alarms Veteran Pilots: Fear of Leaving Co-Pilots Alone in the Cockpit

Joe Messina March 29, 2025

Veteran airline captain Sherry Walker expressed grave concerns over the impact of DEI initiatives on aviation safety. Speaking with Tucker Carlson, she highlighted how these hiring practices have unnerved pilots to the point of being

HUD Ends FHA Loans for Non-Permanent Residents, Closes Loophole for Undocumented Immigrants

Joe Messina March 29, 2025

HUD Secretary Scott Turner recently announced a significant policy change regarding Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-insured mortgages, signaling a shift in the approach to housing assistance. The decision marks the end of FHA-backed loans for “non-permanent

USPS Postmaster General Resigns Suddenly Amid Rumors of Conflict with DOJ

Joe Messina March 28, 2025

Louis DeJoy has decided to step down from his role as Postmaster General of the U.S. Postal Service. He announced his resignation, stating that he’s proud of how he transformed the USPS into a more

Judge who blocked gang deportation to hear case on White House text messages

Joe Messina March 28, 2025

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has recently been in the news for his controversial decisions. Initially, he was noted for trying to halt the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members. Now, a new legal battle

Watchdog Confirms Feds Lost Track of Thousands of Unaccompanied Border Kids

Joe Messina March 28, 2025

The recent findings from the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General’s office have raised concerns about the government’s handling of unaccompanied minors crossing the border. The report highlights how the lack of monitoring puts these

Democrat Surprises with Win in Historically Red Pennsylvania State Senate District

Joe Messina March 27, 2025

A surprising political shift happened in Pennsylvania when Democrat James Andrew Malone won a state Senate seat in a district that has been conservative for over a century. Republican Josh Parsons conceded the race the

Immigrant CDL Drivers Causing Highway Accidents Due to Language Barriers

Joe Messina March 27, 2025

In a tragic event in Austin, Texas, a devastating crash involving an 18-wheeler led to the loss of five lives, including a young child and an infant, while leaving 11 others injured. This incident has

Trump Administration Cuts $620K from Controversial Research Project on Tran$gender Teens

Joe Messina March 27, 2025

The National Institutes of Health recently halted a questionable Biden-era grant, which was worth $620,288. This grant was intended to explore pregnancy prevention for biological females identifying as transgender boys. Essentially, taxpayer money was being

Ex-Duke Football Player Admits to Killing Former Real Estate Agent Friend in Her Townhome: Police Report

Joe Messina March 26, 2025

In a shocking turn of events, a former Duke University football player has reportedly confessed to the murder of his former high school friend, Whitney Hurd. Hurd, a 32-year-old real estate agent from Charlotte, North

Report: Rolls-Royce Plans U.S. Production Shift to Dodge Trump Tariffs

Joe Messina March 26, 2025

Rolls-Royce is gearing up to boost its manufacturing presence in the United States to sidestep tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump. The company’s plans involve increasing production within America and expanding its workforce across the

Trump Names New CDC Nominee Following Withdrawal of Previous Choice

Joe Messina March 25, 2025

President Donald Trump has made a significant announcement about the CDC leadership. He has nominated Dr. Susan Monarez to serve as the full-time Director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Trump praised

Kansas Trooper Rescues Kidnapped 6-Year-Old, Arrests Two Men in Traffic Stop

Joe Messina March 25, 2025

A Kansas highway patrol officer made a remarkable rescue, finding a 6-year-old girl who had been missing for over a month. The young girl was located during a routine traffic stop when the officer pulled

US, Russian Negotiators to Meet in Saudi Arabia as White House Advocates Ukraine Ceasefire

Joe Messina March 24, 2025

Negotiators from Russia and the United States are gearing up for a crucial meeting in Saudi Arabia to explore potential solutions to bring an end to the conflict in Ukraine. The White House is actively

Hollywood Director Arrested for Allegedly Swindling Netflix Out of $11M for Nonexistent Show

UAE Pledges 10-Year, $1.4 Trillion Investment in U.S. Following Trump Meeting, Says White House

Joe Messina March 24, 2025

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has committed to a significant investment in the United States, totaling $1.4 trillion over the next decade. This initiative is set to enhance the UAE’s existing investments in key areas

Wife of Slain California Fire Captain Arrested in Mexico After Weeks on the Run

Joe Messina March 23, 2025

A California woman wanted for the murder of her firefighter wife was apprehended in Mexico after eluding authorities for over a month. Yolanda Marodi, aged 53, was captured at a hotel in Mexicali, a city

Florida Governor DeSantis Returns Nearly $1B Unused Federal Funds After Meeting with Elon Musk

Joe Messina March 23, 2025

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently announced a significant achievement for his administration. The state has managed to return nearly $1 billion in federal funds back to Washington. This move highlights Florida’s dedication to fiscal responsibility

CA Assemblyman Urges Trump to Audit Newsom’s Medicaid Program Immediately, Citing Strong Justifications

Joe Messina March 22, 2025

California State Assemblyman Carl DeMaio recently appeared on Fox Business, urging the Trump administration to audit Governor Gavin Newsom’s Medicaid policies. Newsom has sought an additional $6.2 billion in state loans to manage Medi-Cal expenses

Unhinged Biden-Appointed Judge from Uruguay Clashes with DOJ Lawyers in Transgender Military Ban Hearing

Joe Messina March 22, 2025

Gateway Pundit The Trump administration has made significant changes to its military policy, which now affects troops with gender dysphoria. This shift has sparked legal battles, particularly with Judge Ana Reyes, a Biden appointee from

FBI: Tesla Vehicles and Dealerships Face Arson, Gunfire, and Vandalism in 9+ States

Joe Messina March 21, 2025

The FBI has issued a warning urging people to stay alert near Tesla properties across the country. Since the beginning of 2025, these electric vehicles have faced attacks in nine states. The incidents involve arson,

Florida Executes Convicted Murderer and Child Rapist After SCOTUS Denies Appeals

Joe Messina March 21, 2025

Edward James, a convicted murderer responsible for one of Florida’s most shocking and horrific crimes, was finally executed by lethal injection after three decades of legal wrangling. The 63-year-old met his fate at Florida State

Musk Unveils ‘Magic Money Computers’ Enabling Government to Create Funds ‘Out of Thin Air’

Joe Messina March 20, 2025

Elon Musk has raised quite a ruckus by revealing some startling information about how the federal government manages taxpayer money. During a chat with Senator Ted Cruz on his podcast “Verdict with Ted Cruz,” Musk

Man With Gun Surrenders at CIA HQ Hours After JFK Files Released

Joe Messina March 20, 2025

A suspect accused of making threats at the Central Intelligence Agency’s headquarters reportedly surrendered to authorities on Wednesday afternoon. The Fairfax County Police Department announced a barricade situation at the CIA’s Langley, Virginia, location earlier

Teen Bites Off Man’s Ear in Florida Spring Break Brawl: Police Report

Joe Messina March 19, 2025

A man is on the mend after enduring a traumatic incident on a Florida beach that left him without part of his ear. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office reported that 18-year-old Jack Turner is facing

Retired Boxer Heroically Subdues Knife-Wielding Attacker After Acting as Hostage [VIDEO]

Kentucky ICE Raid Takes Down Drug Traffickers and Armed Illegal Immigrants

Joe Messina March 19, 2025

Law enforcement agencies in Kentucky recently carried out a sweeping operation called “Operation Take Back America,” which led to the arrest of 81 illegal immigrants over four days. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern

Court Allows Release of Prince Harry’s Visa Documents to the Public

Joe Messina March 18, 2025

A judge has recently made a significant decision regarding Prince Harry’s immigration documents, overturning a previous ruling that aimed to keep them private. Last September, the judge decided that Harry’s visa documents should remain confidential,

Poll: 40% of Republicans support amending the Constitution for Barron Trump to run for president

Joe Messina March 18, 2025

The Constitution of the United States sets a clear requirement for anyone aspiring to be president: they must be a natural-born citizen and at least 35 years old. Yet, an intriguing poll has recently captured

White House Claims Authority in Deporting Tren de Aragua Aliens, Denies Defying Court Order, Declares It Invalid

Joe Messina March 18, 2025

The Trump administration is taking a bold stand in defending America’s sovereignty by aggressively deporting illegal immigrants tied to the Tren de Aragua, a notoriously violent Venezuelan gang. Despite leftist activists, activist judges, and open-border

Trump’s EPA Plans to Eliminate Numerous Costly Regulations Affecting Businesses and Families

Joe Messina March 17, 2025

President Donald Trump is focusing heavily on reducing the regulatory constraints that have been stifling innovation and prosperity for American businesses. This approach aims to offer more freedom and choice to consumers, a plan that

Report: Clarence Thomas Dissents More Frequently Than Other Supreme Court Justices

Joe Messina March 17, 2025

Justice Clarence Thomas continues to be a polarizing figure, often targeted by critics from the left. Despite facing harsh criticism and even racially charged attacks, Justice Thomas remains undeterred. Recent reports highlight his willingness to

Trump Claims Victory in What He Calls ‘Probably’ His Last Golf Club Championship

Joe Messina March 17, 2025

Just The News President Trump recently shared some exciting news about his latest golf achievement. He proudly announced that he clinched the Golf Club Championship at his very own Trump International Golf Club in Palm

ICE Captures Mexican National Who Evaded Prison After Fatal Stabbing and Arson

Joe Messina March 16, 2025

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is taking action to deport a man involved in a shocking crime who got off with a surprisingly light sentence. ICE announced through a press release that they have prioritized

Trump to Use Wartime Powers as Guantanamo Prepares for Surge of Illegal Immigrants

Joe Messina March 16, 2025

The U.S. Naval Station at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba is gearing up for a new wave of arrivals as President Donald Trump plans to ramp up deportations of dangerous aliens. Trump is set to invoke

FBI Director Patel: Agency Collaborating with Law Enforcement to Probe Recent Swatting Incidents

Joe Messina March 16, 2025

FBI Director Kash Patel has recently addressed a troubling trend involving “swatting” incidents aimed at media personalities. In a post on X, Patel emphasized that the FBI is actively investigating these cases and is determined

Trump administration removes children from migrant shelters due to sexual abuse allegations

Joe Messina March 16, 2025

The Trump administration has made a big move by deciding that unaccompanied migrant children will no longer be placed in shelters run by Southwest Key Programs. This decision aims to stop any sexual abuse and

HHS Secretary Kennedy Halts Migrant Child Placement in Shelters Linked to Alleged Sexual Abuse

Joe Messina March 15, 2025

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has decided to cease placing Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) in shelters managed by Southwest Key Programs Incorporated. This decision aligns with the Trump administration’s efforts to prevent

U.S. Expels South African Ambassador for Calling Trump a White Supremacist Leader

Joe Messina March 15, 2025

The diplomatic ties between the United States and South Africa hit a new low as Ebrahim Rasool, South Africa’s Ambassador to the U.S., found himself expelled. In a bold move, Secretary of State Marco Rubio

NORAD Reports 24+ Airspace Violations Over Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Since Inauguration

Joe Messina March 15, 2025

In the current political climate, the safety of President Donald Trump is a pressing concern, given repeated assassination attempts and inflammatory rhetoric from adversaries. His Mar-a-Lago estate in South Florida has seen U.S. military fighter

SCOTUS to Review Colorado Therapist’s Challenge Against ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban

Joe Messina March 14, 2025

The Supreme Court is now stepping into a critical battle over the safety and well-being of LGBTQ+ youth, as it prepares to hear a challenge to Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for minors. The law,

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