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Boy Scouts of America Renamed on 115th Anniversary in Inclusivity Effort

Joe Messina February 9, 2025

The Boy Scouts of America, once a symbol of traditional American values, has officially rebranded itself as “Scouting America” on its 115th anniversary. This name change reflects the organization’s shift towards inclusivity while trying to

Mitch McConnell Falls After Senate Vote

Joe Messina February 9, 2025

Mitch McConnell took a tumble down the stairs on Wednesday after a Senate vote for one of President Trump’s nominees, according to various reports. Republican Senators Steve Daines and Markwayne Mullin were quick to assist

Trump Issues 60 Executive Orders in 18 Days, Doubling Biden’s Count

Joe Messina February 8, 2025

President Donald Trump has demonstrated a rapid pace in signing executive orders, surpassing the early actions of his predecessors. In just 18 days, Trump signed 60 executive orders, a figure that greatly exceeds the numbers

Tucker Carlson and Mike Benz Expose USAID’s Hidden Censorship Machine

Joe Messina February 8, 2025

On a recent episode of Tucker Carlson Tonight, Mike Benz brought some eye-opening insights to the table. He discussed how the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has been actively working to financially undermine

ICE aims to arrest and deport nearly 1 million undocumented immigrants during Trump’s presidency

Joe Messina February 8, 2025

When Donald Trump assumed the presidency, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) swiftly began the process of arresting and deporting thousands of illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds. The agency is expected to arrest nearly

Elon’s DOGE Team Uncovers $100B Scandal, Shaking D.C. Swamp

Joe Messina February 8, 2025

Elon Musk has revealed what might be one of the biggest taxpayer scams in history. Under the guidance of President Trump’s newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Musk’s team discovered an astounding $100 billion

Report: Hamas Allegedly Tortured and Executed Members for Suspected Gay Relationships

Joe Messina February 7, 2025

Documents recently uncovered shed light on the grim actions of Hamas, the Palestinian organization once in control of Gaza. According to reports, Hamas tortured and executed its members suspected of homosexual activity. These revelations come

DOJ Official Accuses FBI Leaders of ‘Insubordination’

Joe Messina February 7, 2025

The Trump Justice Department is conducting a thorough review of the agents involved in the January 6 investigations. This initiative aims to identify those who may have acted with biased or improper intentions. Such a

DOJ Won’t Charge Project Veritas Members for Attempted Publication of Ashley Biden’s Diary

Joe Messina February 6, 2025

The Justice Department has decided to wind down its case against Project Veritas members, who were under scrutiny for trying to publish Ashley Biden’s diary. This decision was communicated through a brief letter by a

Gavin Newsom Seeks Federal Funds at White House Following Legislature’s Anti-Trump Spending Bill

Joe Messina February 6, 2025

Governor Gavin Newsom is making his way to the nation’s capital, seeking federal assistance from President Trump to tackle California’s rampant wildfires. This comes after state legislators approved a $50 million budget specifically aimed at

Trump White House Drafts Executive Order to Abolish Department of Education

Nationwide Injunction Issued Against Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Executive Order

Joe Messina February 6, 2025

Judge John Coughenour, appointed by President Reagan, recently issued a nationwide temporary injunction against President Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship. This decision was prompted by a lawsuit from Democrat state attorneys general, challenging the

Musk Concedes to Europe: DOGE at Risk Amid USAID Review in New Bipolar Speech Order

Joe Messina February 5, 2025

Elon Musk, the head of the Department of Government Efficiency, is determined that President Trump will shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Musk argues that the agency shows “rank insubordination” and acts

Judge Napolitano Clarifies Trump’s Legal Basis for Withholding USAID Congressional Funds

Joe Messina February 5, 2025

Judge Andrew Napolitano recently appeared on Newsmax, providing a detailed explanation of President Donald Trump’s legal authority regarding congressional funding allocations. On “Carl Higbie: Frontline,” Napolitano outlined Trump’s responsibilities when considering withholding these funds, especially

DOJ Directs FBI Agents to Complete Questionnaire on Their Role in January 6 Investigation

Joe Messina February 5, 2025

Suspicions have been brewing among Republicans regarding potential misconduct by FBI personnel during their investigation of the January 6 Capitol Hill events. If such concerns prove valid, it might lead to significant changes within the

Tulsi Gabbard Confirmation Advances in Senate Intel Committee

Joe Messina February 4, 2025

Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination for Director of National Intelligence (DNI) moved forward after a closely watched and highly contentious Senate Intelligence Committee hearing. The committee vote, split along party lines at 9-8, signaled just how divisive

WHO Urges Global Action to Convince Washington to Reconsider Withdrawal

Joe Messina February 4, 2025

President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend U.S. funding to the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) has drawn sharp reactions from global leaders and health experts. The move, which also includes the withdrawal of U.S. personnel from

Washington Democrats Propose Bill Limiting Parental Awareness of Student Sexual Assault Cases

Joe Messina February 3, 2025

House Republicans in Washington State are raising concerns about a new bill they believe could weaken a parental rights law enacted last year. Despite proposing over two dozen amendments during a House Education Committee meeting,

Terrifying Footage: Man in Diner Hit by Debris from Philadelphia Plane Crash (VIDEO) | by Ben Kew

Joe Messina February 3, 2025

A tragic series of events unfolded when a plane crash in Philadelphia followed closely on the heels of another disaster at Ronald Reagan International Airport. The Philadelphia crash led to a massive explosion, claiming lives

Prince Andrew Lied About Date He Ended Contact with Jeffrey Epstein

Joe Messina February 3, 2025

Prince Andrew, who once maintained a close friendship with the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, has long asserted that he severed ties with Epstein in late 2010. This claim is now under scrutiny due to an

Joy Villa Makes a Statement on Grammys Red Carpet, Supports Trump’s Deportation Policies (VIDEO)

Joe Messina February 3, 2025

Joy Villa made a bold statement at the 2025 Grammys, drawing attention not just for her fashion choices but also for her outspoken support of former President Donald Trump. Sporting a gold dress and a

Trump Signs Order: Cut 10 Regulations for Every New One

Joe Messina February 3, 2025

President Donald Trump, in a bustling Capital One Arena, recently enacted a significant executive order titled “Unleashing Prosperity Through Deregulation.” The order urges federal agencies to identify and remove ten existing regulations for every new

Elon, Trump, and DOGE Chief to Cut $1 Trillion from US Deficit in Trump’s 2nd Term’s Week 2!

Joe Messina February 2, 2025

President Trump and Elon Musk have been making significant strides since Trump assumed office just under two weeks ago. In a bold move, Trump has embarked on a mission to overhaul the system, eliminating what

Texas Governor Abbott Bans AI and Chinese Social Media Apps on Government Devices

Joe Messina February 2, 2025

Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, recently made a bold move to safeguard the state’s technological infrastructure. He issued a proclamation that bans all government-issued devices from using artificial intelligence and social media apps tied

Meta Reaches Settlement in Trump Lawsuit Over Account Suspension

Joe Messina February 2, 2025

Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, has reached a settlement with Donald Trump over his lawsuit following the suspension of his accounts after the events of January 6, 2021. The lawsuit was settled in

New CIA Director Ratcliffe: Evidence Didn’t Support Brennan’s Explosive Trump-Russia Claims

Joe Messina February 2, 2025

Though many have moved past the notion that Donald Trump was a “Russian agent,” the belief persists among Washington insiders that he benefited from Russian interference. This belief stems from a 2017 intelligence document produced

Army Shares Family Statement on Capt. Rebecca Lobach, Third Pilot Killed in Helicopter-Plane Crash Near Reagan Airport

Joe Messina February 2, 2025

The military community and the nation are mourning the tragic loss of Capt. Rebecca Lobach, a 28-year-old Army pilot from Durham, North Carolina. Capt. Lobach was one of three soldiers who perished in a mid-air

Transgender Suspect Arrested by Capitol Police for Plotting to Assassinate Trump Cabinet Members

Joe Messina February 1, 2025

Several attempts have been made on the life of President Donald Trump, but none have succeeded. This may have led some potential attackers to change their focus. Instead of targeting Trump directly, they are now

Former FAA Safety Rep: Philly Crash Plane Was ‘100% Out of Control,’ ‘Coming Down Like A Missile’

Joe Messina February 1, 2025

A tragic incident unfolded in northeastern Philadelphia when a Learjet 55 crashed into a residential area, leaving the neighborhood in shock. The jet, which had just taken off from the Philadelphia Airport, was headed to

FLASHBACK: Biden’s Initial FAA Nominee Criticized as DEI-Focused with Limited Aviation Experience

Joe Messina February 1, 2025

In light of the tragic incident at Reagan National Airport, it’s crucial to reevaluate our aviation safety protocols. President Trump recently attributed a decline in safety standards to Joe Biden’s administration, and his criticism resonates

Hospitals Halt Transgender Surgeries for Minors Following Trump’s Directive

Joe Messina February 1, 2025

Hospitals across Colorado, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. have hit the pause button on transgender surgeries for minors. This decision aligns with President Donald Trump’s recent executive order aimed at stopping these procedures. For instance, Denver

Trump-Era Daily ICE Arrests Already Exceeding Biden-Era Numbers

House Investigates Sanctuary City’s Ignored Detainer on Migrant Charged With Rape, According to ICE

Joe Messina January 31, 2025

Federal immigration officials are raising concerns about a sanctuary city currently under congressional scrutiny for disregarding their detainer request on an illegal migrant accused of rape. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents apprehended Jose Garcia-Salmeron,

Chicago Horror Homicide: Two Migrants in Custody, Sources Report

Joe Messina January 31, 2025

In a shocking and tragic case, two men suspected of being in the U.S. illegally are now in custody in connection with the brutal murder of 63-year-old George Levin, a Chicago resident who was found

Biden Administration Sets Record with $1.8 Trillion in Regulatory Costs

Joe Messina January 31, 2025

The Biden administration’s tenure was marked by a significant increase in regulatory costs, setting a new record at $1.8 trillion. This figure, provided by the American Action Forum, represents a substantial rise compared to previous

Air Traffic Control Audio Captures Controllers Witnessing Plane Crash

Joe Messina January 31, 2025

A tragic collision occurred when a US Army UH-60 helicopter collided with a PSA Airlines Bombardier CRJ700 regional jet near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Immediately, some media outlets began pointing fingers at President Donald

Heat’s Terry Rozier Under Investigation for Alleged Involvement in Illegal Gambling Scheme: Report

Joe Messina January 31, 2025

Federal prosecutors are delving into claims surrounding Miami Heat’s shooting guard, Terry Rozier, regarding his involvement in an illegal gambling scheme. This investigation is part of a larger inquiry into allegations of match-fixing across professional

FAA Report: DCA Air Traffic Control Staffing Was “Not Normal” During Chopper-Plane Collision

Joe Messina January 30, 2025

An aerial disaster unfolded when a helicopter collided with a passenger jet flying from Reagan International Airport in Washington, D.C., on January 29, 2025. The incident resulted in a harrowing explosion captured in the sky,

Senate Confirms Lee Zeldin to Head Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency

Joe Messina January 30, 2025

The Senate has confirmed former New York Republican Representative Lee Zeldin to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) during President Donald Trump’s second term. In a vote that crossed party lines, Zeldin’s nomination was approved

Hamas Releases 8 Hostages Under Ceasefire Deal with Israel

Joe Messina January 30, 2025

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas saw a significant development as eight more hostages were released by the militant group Thursday. This action is part of a broader ceasefire agreement aimed at bringing some

Tom Homan’s Epic Response to Joy Reid’s ICE Raids Meltdown Will Impress You

Joe Messina January 30, 2025

Tom Homan stands out as a remarkable figure among Trump appointees. His unwavering commitment to enforcing immigration laws has earned him a reputation for being unapologetically effective in his role. For many who support strict

Impending Release of Long-Awaited JFK Files

Joe Messina January 30, 2025

JFK Assassination Records Disclosure In a significant move, President Donald Trump signed an executive order demanding the full disclosure of records related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The order has set a

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Mississippi Law Removing Voting Rights from Some Convicted Felons

Joe Messina January 29, 2025

Democrats and left-leaning activists had pinned their hopes on the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a Mississippi constitutional provision that strips voting rights from individuals convicted of specific felonies. This legal challenge was supported by

DOJ to Dismiss Cases Against Three Nonviolent Pro-Life Activists

Joe Messina January 29, 2025

President Donald Trump made a promise during his campaign to put an end to what he described as the “weaponization” of the criminal justice system. This week, he took a significant step in that direction

Massachusetts Man Charged for Bringing Molotov Cocktails to Capitol, Targeting Trump Allies

Joe Messina January 29, 2025

A Massachusetts resident, Ryan English, faced charges this Tuesday for allegedly attempting to bring explosive devices into the U.S. Capitol. Authorities claimed English aimed to harm prominent figures, including members of Congress and key members

FDA Elevates Frito-Lay Potato Chip Recall to Top Classification Level

Joe Messina January 29, 2025

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has escalated its recall of specific 13-ounce bags of Frito-Lay potato chips to the most critical level. This move arises from worries that these bags might contain undeclared milk,

Trump Announces Ban on ‘Chemical and Surgical Mutilation’ for Children

Joe Messina January 28, 2025

Ryan Michael “Reily” English, a Massachusetts resident, was apprehended at the U.S. Capitol, facing accusations of plotting to assassinate Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. English approached Capitol Police, surrendering voluntarily, and revealed he was armed with

Senate Confirms Trump Nominee Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary

Joe Messina January 28, 2025

The United States Senate has officially confirmed Scott Bessent as the new Secretary of the Treasury, a significant appointment under former President Donald Trump’s administration. Bessent, who is the CEO of Key Square Capital Management,

Report: Gabbard Faces Challenges in Gaining Senate Support

Joe Messina January 28, 2025

Tulsi Gabbard is currently facing a significant challenge in securing the support of key Republican Senators. This development comes as she prepares for her Senate confirmation hearing for the role of director of national intelligence,

Avian Flu Found in Poultry Across Seven U.S. States

Joe Messina January 27, 2025

The fight against bird flu continues as it spreads across the United States, with recent outbreaks affecting flocks in multiple states. Authorities in Delaware are advising the public to avoid contact with sick birds, highlighting

Lawmakers Urge Trump State Department to Secure Release of American Detained in Russia

Joe Messina January 27, 2025

President Donald Trump has hit the ground running in his second term, tackling numerous domestic issues with vigor. Now, a group of lawmakers is eager to see this dynamic approach extend to the international arena.

Indiana AG Sues Sheriff for Not Cooperating with ICE

Joe Messina January 27, 2025

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has taken a decisive step against the St. Joseph County Police Department and Sheriff William Redman for their ongoing refusal to work alongside Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). During a

NPR, PBS, and Voice of America face defunding, reform due to perceived reporting bias concerns

Joe Messina January 27, 2025

National Public Radio, Public Broadcasting Service, and Voice of America are under scrutiny for perceived left-wing bias, prompting discussions about their funding. These broadcasting services, which benefit from public money, are accused of delivering slanted

California University Hosts UndocU Conference for Students Without Legal Status in the U.S.

Joe Messina January 27, 2025

California State University Long Beach is gearing up for its annual “UndocU Conference” this April, a gathering that aligns with the university’s vision and commitments. The conference aims to spotlight the varied and overlapping identities

Record Female & Trans Escorts Hired at WEF Meeting: Report Claims

Joe Messina January 27, 2025

The World Economic Forum’s annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland, has once again stirred a mix of intrigue and controversy. This year, it wasn’t just the political discussions and economic strategies that caught the attention of

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Linked to Communist Cuba, Praised Fidel Castro [WATCH]

Joe Messina January 27, 2025

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing intense scrutiny for her response to the devastating wildfires that have swept through parts of the city, resulting in 27 tragic deaths and leaving many people displaced. Critics

Poll: Majority Approval for Trump Across Racial Groups Spells Trouble for Dems, Boosts American Unity

Joe Messina January 26, 2025

This week brought challenging news for the Democratic Party, highlighted by Rasmussen Reports’ latest presidential tracking poll. The poll revealed that 56% of likely U.S. voters approve of President Donald Trump’s performance. This figure surpasses

Son who reported J6 father to FBI fears dad’s actions post-Trump pardon: ‘I’ve armed myself’

Joe Messina January 26, 2025

Jackson Reffitt, a young man who gained attention for reporting his father, Guy Reffitt, to the FBI following the events at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, recently shared his ongoing fears during an interview

NYC Mayor Adams Pressured by Biden Admin to Support Migrant Crisis: Report

Joe Messina January 26, 2025

New York City Mayor Eric Adams recently found himself at the center of a political storm, suggesting that the Biden administration pressured him to adhere strictly to Democratic Party narratives. This comes amid his outspoken

DOJ Dismisses Charges Against Texas Surgeon Who Exposed Transgender Procedures on Minors

Joe Messina January 26, 2025

Dr. Eithan Haim, a Texas surgeon, was recently embroiled in a legal battle after he was accused of improperly obtaining and exposing confidential patient information. The case centered around allegations that he accessed records related

Air Force Uses Malicious Compliance to Challenge Trump’s DEI Order

Joe Messina January 26, 2025

The Air Force has recently made the decision to remove certain videos about the Tuskegee Airmen and Women’s Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) from its basic training curriculum. This move has sparked discussions and raised eyebrows

Supreme Court Lifts CTA-BOI Injunction; Business Owners Call for Repeal

Joe Messina January 25, 2025

In a surprising turn of events, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals initially halted the enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act-Beneficial Ownership (CTA-BOI) before reinstating it. This left many small business owners in a state

State Department’s ‘One Flag Policy’ bans BLM, Pride flags at embassies

Joe Messina January 25, 2025

Under a new directive from the Trump administration, U.S. embassies and outposts will no longer be allowed to fly Pride flags or “Black Lives Matter” flags. This policy, known as the “One Flag Policy,” was

Kristi Noem Confirmed as Homeland Security Head in Unusual Weekend Vote

Joe Messina January 25, 2025

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has successfully secured her role as the Director of Homeland Security, joining the new Trump administration with a strong confirmation vote in the Senate. Her approval came with a commendable

Four More Israeli Hostages Released, Including Young Woman from Horrific Oct. 7 Video

Joe Messina January 25, 2025

After 477 grueling days, four brave young women who once served in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have finally returned home. Naama Levy, Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, and Daniella Gilboa had been held captive by

CBP Memo Advocates for ‘Smart Border Wall’

Joe Messina January 25, 2025

The directive aimed at completing the southwest border wall is underway, marking a significant shift in policy with the goal of enhancing border security. A memo from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), issued on

Putin Open to Meeting Trump on Ukraine War as Tariff Threats Loom

Joe Messina January 25, 2025

Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated he is open to meeting with former U.S. President Donald Trump to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its global economic ramifications. The Kremlin has expressed a positive

CNN to Lay Off Hundreds of Workers as Cost-Cutting Measures Follow Declining Ratings

Joe Messina January 24, 2025

CNN has announced substantial layoffs, impacting hundreds of staff members, in a bid to reduce costs and pivot towards digital content. These changes come amid declining ratings and a broader industry trend of traditional media

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Criticizes Democrats for Neglecting Working-Class Americans

Joe Messina January 24, 2025

In a recent series of statements, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has openly criticized the Democratic Party, claiming it has not only abandoned him but also working-class Americans. Adams has voiced concerns about the

Bank of America’s Odd Statement After Trump’s WEF Criticism Sparks Public Reaction

Joe Messina January 24, 2025

President Donald Trump’s virtual address to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, was a notable occasion that quickly turned into a discussion of his early actions upon returning to office. Trump’s speech resonated with

FBI Conducts Raid on Noted Immigration Lawyer in Rhode Island

Joe Messina January 24, 2025

In a dramatic turn of events that has rocked Providence, Rhode Island, FBI agents conducted a high-profile raid on the law offices of Joseph Molina Flynn early Thursday morning. Flynn, a well-known immigration attorney and

Pete Hegseth Faces First GOP Rejection

Joe Messina January 24, 2025

Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska has once again defied her party and President Donald Trump, this time as the first Republican senator to publicly oppose Pete Hegseth’s nomination for Secretary of Defense. Murkowski’s decision, though

Trump Urges Putin: End Ukraine War ‘the Easy Way or the Hard Way’

Joe Messina January 22, 2025

President Donald Trump, a familiar face in the political landscape, has consistently emphasized his commitment to ending the Russo-Ukrainian war as part of his 2024 election campaign. He often asserts that such a conflict would

Trump Ends COVID Vaccine Mandate for Legal Immigrants

Joe Messina January 22, 2025

President Donald J. Trump is making waves with significant policy changes that reflect a shift in the country’s direction. One of the most notable actions he has taken is the reversal of the requirement for

Trump Plans North Carolina Visit: Claims State ‘Abandoned by Democrats’ (VIDEO)

Joe Messina January 22, 2025

Donald Trump has announced plans to visit North Carolina this Friday, emphasizing that the state’s residents, still grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, have been neglected by Democrats. Following this, he intends to head

Marco Rubio Sworn in as Secretary of State, Becomes First Trump Cabinet Member

Joe Messina January 21, 2025

Marco Rubio, the former Florida senator, took a significant step in his political career as he was sworn in as the 72nd Secretary of State. The ceremony, led by Vice President JD Vance, marked Rubio

Supreme Court to Review Case on Parents’ Rights to Exempt Kids from LGBTQ Books

Joe Messina January 21, 2025

For many years, a chorus of conservative parents has voiced their concerns about the presence of inappropriate sexual content in school curriculums. These parents argue that such materials do not belong in classrooms and should

Taliban Releases Two American Hostages: A Win for Trump Doctrine?

Joe Messina January 21, 2025

The world is witnessing a significant shift this morning as the Taliban have agreed to release two American hostages in exchange for one of their own members. This swap is viewed as a favorable outcome

Team AGES & Mike Adams Reveal Big Pharma’s Alleged Agenda Behind Turbo Cancer Treatments

Joe Messina January 21, 2025

The cancer industry, as argued by some experts, is deeply entwined with profit motives, prioritizing treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery over natural healing methods. This approach is said to suppress the body’s natural

Trump Vows to Reinstate Troops Dismissed for Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine

Joe Messina January 21, 2025

President Donald Trump took bold steps to reshape military policy shortly after being sworn into office, promising to restore former service members who opposed the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. With determination, Trump declared, “This week, I

House Approves Bill to Deport Illegal Immigrants Convicted of Violent Crimes Against Women and Children

Joe Messina January 21, 2025

The U.S. House of Representatives recently voted on a significant legislative proposal aimed at tightening immigration controls on individuals with criminal convictions. Known as HR 30, or the Preventing Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens

Trump Revokes Nearly 80 Biden-Era Executive Orders: A Victory

Joe Messina January 20, 2025

Donald Trump has swiftly made headlines by rolling back a significant number of executive orders from the previous administration. On Monday, he signed multiple orders, effectively dismantling a considerable portion of Joe Biden’s legacy with

Adam Schiff Shares Unexpected Opinion on Biden’s Last-Minute Pardons

Joe Messina January 20, 2025

Outgoing President Joe Biden recently issued a wave of preemptive pardons, a move that has stirred conversation across the nation. Among those pardoned were prominent figures like former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark

LA Utility CEO, Once Committed to Energy Transition and Equity, Faces Lawsuit Against Her Department

Joe Messina January 20, 2025

Janisse Quiñones, the visionary CEO and chief engineer at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), has found herself under intense scrutiny recently. Known for her strong focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion

Trump Calls for End to ‘Gender’ Wokeness to Revitalize Biology

Joe Messina January 20, 2025

Promises made during the 2024 election campaign are taking shape as Donald Trump outlined a distinct contrast with Kamala Harris, focusing on her activism surrounding transgender issues. Highlighting Harris’s support for taxpayer-funded gender transition therapies

World Leader Who Criticized Trump as ‘Evil’ Extends Olive Branch in New Greeting

Joe Messina January 20, 2025

Pope Francis extended his congratulations to President Donald Trump on his second inauguration with a message that stood out for its warmth and encouragement. The Pope, who had previously been critical of Trump, expressed hope

Soros-backed leftist Sheng Thao indicted for corruption after Oakland mayor ouster

Joe Messina January 20, 2025

In Oakland, California, a significant political shift occurred as over 60% of voters decided to remove Democratic Mayor Sheng Thao from office. This decision reflects widespread dissatisfaction with her leadership, particularly regarding claims of her

Trump Appoints Ex-Space Force Commander as Air Force Undersecretary

Joe Messina January 19, 2025

Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier, a former commander in the Space Force, has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump for a significant role as undersecretary of the Air Force. This decision comes as part of Trump’s

Teen Sets Fire to Congressman’s Office During TikTok Protest

Joe Messina January 19, 2025

In a lively weekend of events, a teenager from Menasha, Wisconsin, found himself in hot water after allegedly setting fire to a strip mall that housed the district office of Republican Representative Glenn Grothman. The

Trump’s Crypto Coin Value Surges Beyond $50 Billion

Joe Messina January 19, 2025

As of Sunday, the new cryptocurrency $TRUMP, associated with President-elect Donald Trump, has reportedly accumulated over $50 billion in value. According to Trump’s official website, this digital currency is marketed as “the only official Trump

Google CEO to Attend Inauguration Following Hosting of Left Resistance Party

Joe Messina January 19, 2025

Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai, is set to attend the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on Monday. This event marks a significant gathering of prominent Silicon Valley figures, such as Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg,

Ted Cruz Introduces Bills to Repeal Natural Gas Tax and Lift Offshore Drilling Ban

Doug Goldsmith January 19, 2025

U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, representing Texas, has introduced new legislation aimed at enhancing energy production in the United States, focusing primarily on the oil and natural gas sectors in Texas. Cruz’s proposal seeks to repeal

CNN Insiders React After Network Found Liable in Major Defamation Case

Darnell Thompkins January 19, 2025

CNN recently settled a significant defamation lawsuit involving Navy veteran Zachary Young. Young accused the network of misrepresenting him in a report, suggesting he took advantage of Afghans during the U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan

Senate GOP Introduces Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act

Erica Carlin January 18, 2025

Senate Republicans, spearheaded by U.S. Senator James Lankford from Oklahoma, have put forth the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. This proposed legislation aims to mandate that healthcare practitioners provide appropriate medical care for infants who

Liberal Outrage: Treasury Nominee Scott Bissent Praises Trump for Nominating a Gay Man to Lead Treasury

Erica Carlin January 17, 2025

Scott Bessent, the nominee for Treasury Secretary under President-elect Donald Trump, recently participated in a confirmation hearing before the Senate Finance Committee. Throughout the session, Bessent, known for his background as a hedge fund manager

Republicans Push Resolution to Ban Trans Athletes from Women’s Sports

Joe Messina January 17, 2025

In a bold and controversial move, Republicans in Congress are reportedly set to introduce a resolution aimed at banning all transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports. This effort follows the passage of the Protection

Trump Appoints Voight, Gibson, and Stallone as Special Envoys for Hollywood

Joe Messina January 16, 2025

In a dramatic move to reshape the American entertainment industry, President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone as special envoys to spearhead the revival of Hollywood. Announced Thursday via a

Trump Details Hiring Guidelines for His Prospective Administration

Joe Messina January 16, 2025

Former President Donald Trump has unveiled strict new hiring guidelines for his prospective second administration, aiming to avoid the pitfalls that plagued his first term. In a candid post on Truth Social, Trump outlined his

Biden’s DEI Spending: Billions Wasted on Controversial Federal Initiatives

Joe Messina January 16, 2025

Since taking office on January 20, 2021, President Joe Biden has made Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives a cornerstone of his administration. Critics argue that these efforts, launched via executive orders, have taken precedence

Speaker Johnson Removes Mike Turner as House Intel Committee Chair

Joe Messina January 15, 2025

House Speaker Mike Johnson has made a seismic move by removing Representative Mike Turner as Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, igniting speculation about internal tensions and diverging policy priorities. According to

Marine Alfredo Luna’s Jan. 6 Case Dismissed After Four-Year Ordeal

Joe Messina January 15, 2025

The four-year saga of Alfredo Luna, a decorated U.S. Marine veteran and former police officer, has finally reached its conclusion. Luna’s Jan. 6-related case was dismissed in Riverside, California, marking the end of a grueling

Biden Forgives $4 Billion in Student Loans, Total Hits $183 Billion

Joe Messina January 15, 2025

With just days left before President-elect Donald Trump assumes office, outgoing President Joe Biden has delivered one final controversial blow to the nation’s student debt landscape. Using a loophole in existing programs, Biden’s administration announced

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