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

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 nation’s leading law enforcement agency. Recently, the Department of Justice (DOJ) requested that FBI agents and employees participate in a […]

Chicago Horror Homicide: Two Migrants in Custody, Sources Report

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 dead in his Norwood Park home. The case has reignited concerns about illegal immigration and crime, as reports indicate that […]

DOJ to Dismiss Cases Against Three Nonviolent Pro-Life Activists

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 as the Department of Justice moved to dismiss cases against three pro-life activists. These cases were initially brought up under […]

Teen Sets Fire to Congressman’s Office During TikTok Protest

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 young man, just 19 years old, reportedly confessed to igniting the blaze as a form of protest against Grothman’s support […]

Ex-Dem. Gov’s Attempt to Define ‘Woman’ Ends in Hilarious Failure

In a recent House Oversight Committee hearing that focused on the remote work practices of federal employees, Republican Representative Nancy Mace from South Carolina and former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley engaged in a tense exchange. O’Malley, who briefly served as Social Security Commissioner under President Biden, faced a series of pointed questions from Mace, centering […]

How Matt Gaetz Paved the Way for Pete Hegseth’s Rise | Spreely Media

In Washington, the political scene was already buzzing with activity as President-elect Donald Trump concluded a notably productive week before his official inauguration. Despite controversies surrounding some of his nominations, the Senate hearings for his choices proceeded relatively smoothly, laying the groundwork for swift confirmations. This was not an accidental success but a result of […]

GOP Demands Accountability from Austin for Twice Going AWOL

Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Roger Wicker, along with 11 other Republican senators, is urging President Joe Biden to ensure accountability for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. This follows the release of a report from the Department of Defense inspector general, which highlighted Austin’s failure to comply with legal requirements by not disclosing multiple hospitalizations to […]

Questions Arise Over OpenAI Whistleblower’s Death Investigation

The death of 26-year-old Suchir Balaji, a former OpenAI employee and whistleblower, is now under intense scrutiny as mounting evidence challenges the official ruling of suicide. Balaji, found dead in his San Francisco apartment in November, had earlier raised concerns about alleged copyright violations by OpenAI in the development of its ChatGPT chatbot. His family […]

Melania Trump Allegedly Declines Jill Biden’s Tea Invitation

Thee longstanding tradition of the outgoing first lady hosting her successor for tea at the White House before Inauguration Day is not being observed this year. Reports suggest that incoming First Lady Melania Trump declined such an invitation from First Lady Jill Biden. In a recent interview with the Washington Post, Jill Biden shared that […]

Jury Awards Navy Veteran $5M in Defamation Case Against CNN

In a landmark defamation case, a jury has delivered a resounding blow to CNN, awarding Navy veteran Zachary Young $5 million in compensatory damages. The verdict stems from a 2021 segment that accused Young of unethical behavior during the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. The jury’s decision is just the beginning, with punitive damages still […]

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

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 over pressing national issues like border security and the fentanyl crisis, diverting billions of taxpayer dollars toward controversial programs across […]

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

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 legal battle that began with an FBI raid under dubious circumstances. The dismissal represents a triumph for Luna, who steadfastly […]

Evidence Emerges of Facebook’s Role in COVID-19 Censorship Efforts

James O’Keefe’s O’Keefe Media Group has dropped a stunning exposé, uncovering evidence that Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook (now Meta) actively collaborated to promote pro-COVID vaccine narratives and suppress dissenting viewpoints. The revelations come as Zuckerberg embarks on a public relations campaign, blaming the Biden administration for pressuring Facebook into censorship—a claim now cast in doubt […]

Weiss Report Reveals Hunter Biden’s Untaxed Millions and Pardon Debate

On Monday, Special Counsel David Weiss released his much-anticipated report on Hunter Biden, officially concluding the years-long investigation into the president’s son. The findings paint a damning picture of financial misconduct, extravagant spending, and a controversial presidential pardon that has sparked intense political and public backlash. Weiss’s 27-page report detailed Hunter Biden’s failure to pay […]

California Wildfires Claim 24 Lives as Winds Worsen Crisis

The death toll from the devastating wildfires in California has climbed to 24, with authorities issuing grim warnings about worsening conditions. Officials announced the updated fatality count Sunday night, highlighting the intensifying threat as powerful winds are expected to fuel the already catastrophic blazes. The fires, which have ravaged Los Angeles and Ventura counties, are […]

Trump Responds to Jack Smith’s DOJ Resignation with Fierce Criticism

In a dramatic turn of events, Special Counsel Jack Smith has officially resigned from the Department of Justice (DOJ), marking the end of what many have labeled a politically motivated crusade against President Donald Trump. Smith’s resignation, coming on the heels of his deputy Jay Bratt’s abrupt departure, has been met with a scathing response […]

Michigan Plans to Replace 400 Acres of Forest with Solar Farm, Sparks Outrage

Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is facing heated criticism over its decision to lease 420 acres of state-managed forest in Otsego County to develop a solar panel farm. The project, which will involve the removal of over 400 acres of forest, has ignited fierce backlash from Republican lawmakers, local residents, and even environmentally conscious […]

Zuckerberg Says Biden Officials Pressured Meta to Censor True Content

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg dropped a bombshell during his appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, detailing aggressive tactics allegedly used by the Biden administration to pressure his company into censoring content—some of which was factually accurate. Zuckerberg described instances where officials from President Joe Biden’s administration allegedly “screamed” and “cursed” at Meta employees during calls […]

Mayor Bass Denies Rejecting NY Firefighters Amid Wildfire Crisis

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is under fire—both literally and figuratively—as wildfires ravage California, leaving devastation in their wake. The mayor’s leadership during this crisis is drawing scrutiny, with reports claiming she refused an offer of assistance from the New York Fire Department (FDNY) even as Governor Gavin Newsom enlisted help from Mexico. According to […]