Latest
What’s ‘Rescission’ – and Why Do Republicans Want It?
Pres. Donald Trump has sent a “rescission” proposal – a little-known tactic to stop wasteful spending – to Congress, in an effort to save taxpayers $9.4 billion.
Operation Last Stand: 80 Arrests in ICE Raid on South Carolina Nightclub
In a raid last weekend at the Alamo nightclub in Summerville, South Carolina, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested at least 80 people, including alleged cartel members and one individual wanted by Interpol. The operation, stemming from an investigation initiated by local police due to noise and assault complaints, revealed illegal activities, leading to the arrest of 72 illegal…
Portland Educator Sues Teachers Union Over Promotion of Anti-Semitic Material, Events
A Portland high school teacher is suing the school district, teachers' union, and school board for alleged discrimination against his religious beliefs and national origin as an Israeli-born Jew. The lawsuit accuses the union of distributing anti-Israel material and holding anti-Israel events. The teacher, identified as John Doe, claims he faced a hostile work environment and that his First…
Anti-Semitic Vandalism In Full Bloom at U of Michigan
The messages then even go as far as to tell the reader to wear a Keffiyeh and replace their American flag with a Palestinian flag.
HA! NPR Got $1.9M Grant to Try Objectivity, Add ‘Diverse Viewpoints’
Last October, National Public Radio (NPR) was awarded a $1.9 million grant to make “editorial enhancements” – such as improving its objectivity – but, seven months later, the leftist bias of the taxpayer-funded public radio content organization rages on.
NPR Got $1.9M Grant to Improve Objectivity, Add ‘Diverse Viewpoints’ – But, Bias Rages On
Last October, National Public Radio (NPR) was awarded a $1.9 million grant to make “editorial enhancements” – such as improving its objectivity – but, seven months later, the leftist bias of the taxpayer-funded public radio content organization rages on.
Inflation Eases to Four-Year Low in April; Income and Savings Rate Spike
In April, inflation eased to its lowest monthly growth in four years, while Americans’ personal income and rate of savings jumped, data released Friday by the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reveal.
Gov. DeSantis Signs Bills to Prevent, Punish Animal Cruelty in Florida Named After High-Profile Victims
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) signed into effect two major pieces of legislation that seem to have universal approval on Wednesday morning, in a move to provide greater protection to animal welfare within the state of Florida.
Sex Offender Among ICE’s Martha Vineyard Illegal Immigration Arrests
Officers of ICE Boston worked alongside agents of FBI Boston, DEA New England, DHS, ATF Boston, and the U.S. Coast Guard yesterday in arresting around 40 illegal aliens between Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.
Man Released from Jail, Steals Courthouse Vehicle, Breaks Into Home, Arrested Same Day: Police
Derling Gustavo Hernandez is back in a Northern Virginia jail and charged with multiple crimes mere hours after being released from detention, the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) reported Wednesday.
Border Apprehensions Plummet 93% as Trump’s Hispanic Approval Jumps to 60%
President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration hasn’t hurt his approval among U.S. Hispanics – in fact, it’s surging despite his historic success in securing the southwest border.
Reorganizing the World
Donald Trump made a trip to the Middle East and it was clear he is re-organizing the world. He strengthened U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia and made commercial agreements with Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
Lesley Stahl on America: It's Hopeless, 'I Don't See a Path Out'
America has no reason for hope – and there’s no way the nation can escape hopelessness – CBS 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl says in a fearmongering PBS special purporting to examine the boundaries of presidential authority.
