Ohio Democrats Push Bill Shielding Illegal Immigrants From ICE
Ohio Democrats are sponsoring legislation to bar federal immigration enforcement from entering schools, hospitals, courthouses, places of worship and organizations that serve children, victims and disabled people, setting up a fight with ICE after a recent push of deportations and targeted raids. An Ohio lawmaker who was born in Somalia plans to lead the effort. […]
Washington Post Loses Investigative Edge After 300 Layoffs
The Washington Post’s recent round of 300 layoffs is the latest sign of a long, steady decline that mixes editorial groupthink, shrinking output, and misplaced priorities. The Washington Post laid off 300 people recently, and that number is impossible to ignore. Those cuts included the sports desk, photographers, and many reporters who covered climate issues. […]
Minnesota Trio Sentenced For $325K SNAP EBT Fraud Scheme
A Minnesota trio — a mother, her daughter, and another relative — were convicted in a scheme that siphoned more than $325,000 from the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (“SNAP”), and the lead defendant received a prison sentence plus restitution. LaTasha Thomas, 39, was sentenced in United States District Court to 12 months imprisonment followed […]
Justice Halts $4M Arms Export Plot To Topple South Sudan
U.S. authorities uncovered and stopped a nearly $4 million plan to buy and smuggle military-grade weapons from the United States to South Sudan, leading to prison sentences for two conspirators and forfeiture of funds and materiel tied to the scheme. Peter Biar Ajak, 42, of Maryland, received a 46-month prison term from United States District […]
Ossoff Attacks Trump, Ignores Administration Policy Wins
Sen. Jon Ossoff kicked off his re-election bid in Atlanta with a combative speech that targeted President Trump, conservative figures, and federal immigration policy while highlighting a split between the rhetoric he used and some policies he accepts for his own events. Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff launched his re-election campaign on Saturday in Atlanta, drawing […]
Washington Post CEO Quits After Massive 300 Employee Layoffs
The Washington Post’s top executive left the paper shortly after mass layoffs, drawing sharp criticism and a swift interim replacement. Will Lewis resigned as CEO and publisher of The Washington Post after the company cut more than 300 jobs in a sweeping reduction. The move landed days after the layoffs, leaving newsroom morale battered and […]
Paid Olympians Protest ICE, Shaming America During Games
A short take on elite athletes turning Olympic spotlight into a platform for trashing the country that supports them. At the Winter Olympics, a British athlete crossed a line by urinating “f**k ICE” into the snow, then cheering followers to contact their senators with a ready-made script. That stunt landed in the headlines because it […]
Florida Requires English Driving Test To Protect Public Safety
Florida now requires new drivers to take the written driving exam in English, and the rollout has exposed clashes between safety-first policy, language access debates, and predictable media outrage. Florida’s new rule asks all new drivers to sit the written licensing exam in English, a change officials say ties to roadway safety where signs and […]
Nigerian Conspirator Sentenced 97 Months For Elderly Fraud
The Justice Department secured a lengthy prison sentence for a Nigerian national convicted in a cross-border inheritance fraud that targeted elderly and vulnerable Americans, resulting in millions stolen and international cooperation to bring the defendant to trial. A federal court has sentenced Tochukwu Albert Nnebocha, a 44-year-old Nigerian national, to more than eight years behind […]
WaPo Repeats False JD Vance Motorcade Claim, Exposes Bias
The Washington Post published a claim that Vice President JD Vance’s motorcade delayed Team USA at the Winter Olympics, but the paper’s own reporting undercut that story while the outlet faces major staff cuts and growing skepticism. The 2026 Winter Olympic Games have turned into a controversy zone for critics of the administration, with the […]
Fifth Circuit Upholds Detention Without Bond For Illegal Entrants
The Fifth Circuit ruled that people who entered the country without presenting at a port of entry can be detained without bond while their removal cases move forward, reversing lower courts in a 2-1 decision. The Feb. 6 opinion from the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upended earlier orders that had required bond hearings or […]
Maxine Waters Refuses To Attend Trump’s State Of The Union
Maxine Waters says she won’t attend President Trump’s Feb. 24 State of the Union and doubled down on harsh criticism, citing long-held grievances and a pattern of confrontational behavior. Democrat Representative Maxine Waters (CA-35) announced she will skip President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address of his second term on Feb. 24, saying […]
Prosecutors Charge Detroit Man Over $400,000 Aid Fraud, 12 Identities
A Detroit man was arraigned after prosecutors say he stole a dozen identities to collect more than $400,000 in unemployment and rental aid, and state officials announced charges and planned court proceedings. Prosecutors say Stanley Butts, 58, of Detroit, appeared this week before Magistrate Judge Laura A. Echartea in the 36th District Court after a […]
Stellantis Writes Off $26B, Admits EV Misread, Offers $6B Bonds
Stellantis took a massive hit, writing off $26 billion after betting too heavily on electric vehicles, and the company’s reset is forcing a rethink of how automakers balance EV ambitions with real customer demand and shifting policy landscapes. January kicked off a painful stretch for the auto industry, and this week Stellantis joined the list […]
Illegal Immigrant Convicted for Identity Theft, $400K Fraud
A Boston federal jury found a Colombian national guilty of identity theft, voter fraud, and collecting roughly $400,000 in federal benefits by using a stolen identity over two decades. Lina Maria Orovio-Hernandez, 59, was convicted on multiple federal charges after a five-day jury trial in Boston. The case revealed a long-running pattern of identity theft […]
FCC Investigates The View Over Equal Time Filings, Probe Continues
The Federal Communications Commission is reportedly probing The View following questions about whether the daytime talk show followed new rules on political equal opportunities. The Federal Communications Commission is reportedly investigating The View, according to a Fox News report. The inquiry centers on whether the show complied with a January rule change that touches broadcast […]
Fort Lauderdale Advisor Sentenced 20 Years For $94M International Fraud
A Fort Lauderdale financial advisor was sentenced to 20 years after admitting he ran an international investment fraud that stole more than $94 million from hundreds of investors across multiple countries. Andrew Hamilton Jacobus, 64, received the 20-year federal sentence after pleading guilty to wire fraud and money laundering tied to a decades-long scheme that […]
Toledo Man Indicted For Threatening VP Vance, Charged With CSAM
A federal grand jury has indicted a 33-year-old Toledo man for allegedly threatening to kill Vice President JD Vance during a January visit to Northwest Ohio, and investigators say they also found child sexual abuse materials on his devices. Federal prosecutors returned the indictment this week charging Shannon Mathre, age 33, of Toledo with making […]
Anne Frank Recast As Genderqueer Hip-Hop Star By Woke Theater
A new satirical stage project recasts Anne Frank as a pansexual, genderqueer hip-hop performer called Slam Frank and it’s stirring strong reactions online and in theater circles. The idea is blunt and provocative, and that’s exactly why it landed on social feeds: a retelling that mixes contemporary identity politics with a hip-hop aesthetic and a […]
TrumpRx Forces Drugmakers To Cut Prices, Democrats Attack
President Trump rolled out a drug-pricing tool and the usual critics flipped the script, claiming lower U.S. costs somehow force price hikes abroad — an argument that dodges who actually pays for expensive European-style systems. Democrats insist there’s an affordability crisis and reflexively propose higher taxes and broader government control as the fix. Their answer […]
Hilton Slams Bianco Over 2020 BLM Kneel, Video Shows Support
Steve Hilton used the debate stage to call out a Republican rival for a controversial 2020 moment and to force a fight over who best represents conservative voters in California’s governor’s race. Steve Hilton escalated a fight inside the GOP during a California gubernatorial debate by focusing on Sheriff Chad Bianco’s actions during the 2020 […]
Virginia Risks Road Safety By Limiting Salt, Storm Strains
Virginia was hit by a winter storm that left roads crusted with snow, sleet, and freezing rain, and officials are once again debating how to treat icy streets. This piece looks at what happened on the ground, a past municipal experiment with salt limits, and why the practical lessons from Seattle’s reversal matter for policy […]
Newsom Blocks Extradition, Protects Alleged Abortion Pill Trafficker
California Gov. Gavin Newsom exploded on social media after Louisiana moved to sue him over his refusal to extradite a doctor accused of shipping abortion drugs into the state. Gavin Newsom reacted publicly and angrily when Louisiana officials signaled legal action over an indictment tied to alleged distribution of abortion-inducing medication. The fight centers on […]
Left Pushes To Eliminate Police Body Cameras, Undermining Transparency
Police body cameras went from a progressive demand to a target of contempt, and the debate now reveals more about the political motives around policing than about public safety itself. The push for police body cameras began as a straightforward call for transparency, driven by concerns that law enforcement mistreated Black Americans and that shootings […]