Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner is poised to challenge the enduring issues of homelessness in Washington, D.C. He emphasized the need to break “the cycle of government dependency,” a sentiment echoed after President Donald Trump’s order for a federal intervention in the nation’s capital. Turner stated, “Americans who live and work in D.C., and families touring the district, should be able to walk the streets without fear of getting mugged or gunned down.” His comments reflect a growing urgency among officials to address a deteriorating environment marked by chaos and crime. According to Turner, years of ineffective policies…
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House Republican Chairwoman Elise Stefanik is raising serious concerns about Standard Chartered Bank’s alleged involvement in a billion-dollar terrorist financing scandal. In a recent letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, she called for a comprehensive federal investigation into the bank and scrutinized New York Attorney General Letitia James’ potential complicity in the matter. The impetus for Stefanik’s request comes after a revealing report from Gateway Pundit that highlights approximately $9.6 billion in illegal payments made by Standard Chartered Bank to entities linked to Iran and Hezbollah. Such transactions blatantly violate U.S. Treasury sanctions and pose a direct threat to…
President Donald Trump is considering a significant change in federal marijuana policy, potentially easing restrictions on the substance. According to a recent report from The Wall Street Journal, Trump might reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I drug—alongside heroin and LSD—to a Schedule III drug. This shift would suggest that marijuana has a “moderate to low potential for physical and psychological dependence,” according to the Drug Enforcement Administration. The President’s interest in this change coincides with financial support from the marijuana industry to his political entities. During a fundraiser at his golf club in New Jersey, where tickets were priced at…
California was once at the forefront of energy innovation, but the state’s current trajectory suggests a troubling reality. Under Governor Gavin Newsom, California is now involved in a war against the energy sector, employing litigation as a tool to dismantle it. Newsom is seeking billions from energy producers, alleging “more than 50 years of deception” related to climate change. The irony is stark: as he drags these companies into court, he’s pleading with them to remain in the state, which faces soaring costs and refinery shutdowns. This pattern is not isolated to California. Across numerous blue states, a new wave…
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is raising serious red flags about the stock trading activities of some members of Congress. He emphasizes the need for a ban on individual trades, citing the astonishing financial gains seen by politicians like Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Ron Wyden. Bessent described these returns as “eye-popping,” suggesting that even hedge fund managers would envy them. He pointed out, “People shouldn’t come to Washington to get rich,” highlighting a critical viewpoint on the motivations of those in public office. Bessent, a former hedge fund manager, understands the intricacies of the financial world and is expressing concern…
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has made waves with a decisive order aimed at the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department. On Thursday, she asserted federal control over local law enforcement by appointing Drug Enforcement Administration Administrator Terrence Cole as the emergency police commissioner. Bondi’s order seeks to dismantle the sanctuary city protections that D.C. previously enacted. However, this move has ignited a fierce response from D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser. In a statement shared on social media, she referred to a letter from District Attorney General Brian Schwalb, who claimed that Bondi’s directive is “unlawful.” “There is no statute that conveys the…
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s recent order to revoke illegal immigration protections in Washington, D.C., signifies a dramatic shift in law enforcement policy within the capital. Issued on Thursday, the directive entitled “Restoring Safety and Security to the District of Columbia” directly targets sanctuary city measures. This move showcases Bondi’s commitment to altering how Metropolitan Police engage with illegal immigrants. Bondi’s order strips authority from Metro Police Chief Pamela Smith, placing Drug Enforcement Administration Administrator Terry Cole in charge as the “emergency police commissioner.” This appointment grants Cole extensive powers, including the ability to issue general and executive orders that all…
A federal judge has put a stop to the sharing of personal data from Medicaid enrollees to immigration officials. District Judge Vince Chhabria issued a preliminary injunction preventing the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) from giving the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) access to sensitive information, including home addresses, of those enrolled in Medicaid across 20 states. Chhabria, appointed by former President Obama, emphasized that using Medicaid data for immigration enforcement could severely disrupt a program that many vulnerable Americans depend on for critical health coverage. In his ruling, he stated, “Using CMS data for immigration enforcement threatens…
This week, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries faced a challenging interview on CNBC when pressed about Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City. Mamdani, a self-declared socialist, has policies that raise eyebrows and create division within the Democratic Party. The interview highlighted Jeffries’ reluctance to directly address Mamdani’s radical stances. During the segment, host Andrew Ross Sorkin questioned Jeffries on how he could advocate for free-market principles while potentially supporting Mamdani, who embodies the opposite. Jeffries’ responses were evasive. He seemed visibly frustrated and questioned the relevance of discussing a candidate who has not yet been…
This week, Mayor Muriel Bowser of Washington, D.C., is away in Martha’s Vineyard while President Trump takes decisive action to address rising crime in the city. Bowser’s sudden departure comes just as the president has federalized the D.C. police following a string of violent incidents. Her trip, labeled a “family commitment,” raises eyebrows, especially among those questioning her commitment to public safety. According to her office, Bowser is expected to return to the District on Friday after this short getaway. Some, however, have taken to social media to express their skepticism about her absence during this critical time. Comments from…
During a recent episode, Greg Gutfeld captured the attention of viewers with his sharp critique of the left’s attitude toward law enforcement and working-class Americans. He argued that the left’s disdain for police officers stems not from a genuine opposition to policing but from a desire to exert control over societal norms. “There’s not a single issue Democrats champion that resonates with the blue-collar American,” he declared, pinpointing a significant disconnect between party rhetoric and the values held by many working-class individuals. Gutfeld painted a stark picture of what he sees as the Democratic Party’s embrace of radical identity politics.…
The Department of Homeland Security has made a bold statement with the unveiling of its newly branded Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) vehicles. This marked one of the most significant public showcases in the agency’s history. With the slogan “We will have our country back,” the release was shared via a carefully crafted video on social media platforms, emphasizing a renewed commitment to law enforcement under current federal policies. The video, which drew nearly 200,000 views shortly after its release, features a sleek fleet of dark navy SUVs and trucks adorned with large gold “ICE” lettering. Iconic landmarks in Washington,…
Chinese researchers are on the verge of unveiling a groundbreaking humanoid robot designed to simulate pregnancy. Expected to make its debut as early as 2026, this innovative device comes from Guangzhou-based Kaiwa Technology. The prototype features an integrated artificial womb, specifically crafted to imitate the conditions of a natural uterus and capable of managing the entire human pregnancy cycle… from conception through to birth. The financial investment for this technology is set below 100,000 yuan, approximately $14,000, making it accessible for infertile couples and those who prefer to avoid traditional biological pregnancy. As noted by Kaiwa Technology founder Zhang Qifeng,…
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has taken a decisive step by naming the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) as Washington, D.C.’s emergency police commissioner. This move grants him the authority of a police chief and underscores the federal government’s increased involvement in local law enforcement amid escalating concerns over crime. According to reports, Bondi issued a directive stating that DEA chief Terry Cole will assume powers traditionally vested in the District of Columbia’s Chief of Police. This means that any orders from the Metropolitan Police Department must now gain approval from Commissioner Cole. The directive marks a significant…
General Flynn and Roger Stone have called out Congressman Carlos Giménez for his close ties to Crowley Maritime Corporation, a defense contractor that operates in Cuba under the oversight of the Cuban military. Their criticism is rooted in serious national security concerns, particularly as Crowley has contracts worth billions with the Department of Defense and has been active in Cuba since 2001. Stone’s exclusive report highlights the risks involved with Crowley’s operations, especially given Cuba’s collaboration with adversarial nations like China and Russia. “Cuba’s Signals Intelligence sites… intercept U.S. military communications,” Stone points out, emphasizing the potential for espionage due…
Former Delaware Governor Mike Castle has passed away at the age of 86, as confirmed by the Delaware Republican Party. Castle, known for his centrist approach and integrity in politics, died in Greenville. His death brings an end to a distinguished career that spanned nearly two decades in Congress. Castle served as a representative in the U.S. House from 1993 to 2011. During that time, he gained recognition as a fiscal conservative and social moderate. He was committed to preserving the values that shaped his state and challenged partisan lines when necessary. One of his notable initiatives was the creation…
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently returned to the spotlight, this time unleashing a barrage of criticism aimed at former President Donald Trump. During a press conference in Downtown Los Angeles meant to promote the Democrats’ redistricting initiative, Newsom quickly pivoted from the topic at hand to deliver a fiery tirade against Trump. Newsom accused Trump of attempting to “rig the system,” framing his claims within the context of a Democratic power play disguised as redistricting reform. “Why else would [Trump] try to rig the system?” he asked, echoing his frustration with the political landscape. He asserted, “He’s a failed president,”…
House Oversight Chairman James Comer revealed on Thursday that grand jury deliberations are currently focused on individuals implicated in the Russia collusion hoax. Speaking with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo, Comer indicated that significant progress is being made in the investigation. Earlier reports indicated that U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi directed a federal prosecutor to present evidence to a grand jury concerning the alleged conspiracy tied to the Russia investigation. This decision followed a criminal referral by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. Sources are now suggesting that the grand jury may be convened in Florida, the site of the…
Elijah Schaffer’s latest Week-in-Review covers significant stories that resonate with readers who value transparency and accountability. The first story reveals an explosive email from former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates. The correspondence, uncovered by Kash Patel, instructs FBI agents to “SHUT IT DOWN” regarding the investigation into the Clinton Foundation. This revelation highlights ongoing concerns about political interference within federal agencies. In the second story, former Democrat Jillian Michaels delivers a powerful rebuttal on CNN, challenging the prevailing narrative of historical racism. Her comments dismantle the assumption that “white people are bad,” advocating for a more nuanced understanding of history.…
Cara Castronuova, a journalist with Gateway Pundit and White House Correspondent for LindellTV, pressed President Trump on two critical issues that are largely ignored by major media outlets. At an event marking the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act, Castronuova confronted Trump about the Democrats’ ongoing misinformation campaign designed to instill fear among older Americans regarding their Social Security benefits. During the event, Trump touted what he described as the largest tax cut for seniors in history—eliminating taxes on most Social Security benefits. As Castronuova pointed out, leading Democrats continue to push false narratives about potential cuts to these…
A disturbing situation has emerged within the realms of Roblox, a popular platform boasting 380 million active users, primarily children. Amid countless user-created games, some have turned into dangerous spaces, attracting predators. A shocking case discussed by YouTuber Schlep highlights this issue. He notes a game titled XYZ Public Bathroom Simulator, infamous for allowing naked avatars to engage with children. Schlep describes it as “the whole premise of the game,” exposing 7.4 million young users to such content. Schlep’s revelations have uncovered a troubling environment where children unwittingly face harm. He states, “There are so many predators on the Roblox…
A Maryland federal judge has permanently blocked two memos from the Trump administration that sought to limit Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs at educational institutions. The case centered on directives from the Department of Education that demanded universities eliminate DEI initiatives or risk losing federal funding. The ultimatum was framed as a response to what the Department called “pervasive and repugnant race-based preferences,” which they argued contributed to an environment that favored discrimination against certain racial groups. Judge Stephanie Gallagher ruled that the Department of Education overstepped its legal authority. She articulated that the administration’s threats to cut off…
Sharon W. Staggers, the former Williamsburg County Clerk of Court in South Carolina, faces serious legal troubles after a grand jury handed down a ten-count indictment against her. The charges encompass official misconduct, embezzlement, and ethics violations, alleging she misappropriated more than $119,000 in taxpayer funds. Staggers held her position from 2019 until this year, and the allegations indicate a significant betrayal of public trust. According to the indictment, Staggers exploited her role to divert federal Title IV-D funds intended for child support enforcement for her personal gain. Prosecutors allege she committed multiple offenses over her tenure, including taking incentive…
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has taken a bold step by filing a lawsuit against Roblox Corporation. This action arises from serious allegations that the platform, which claims to be a safe gaming site for young users, has instead become a target for predators. Murrill openly described the situation, stating, “Roblox is overrun with harmful content and child predators because it prioritizes user growth, revenue, and profits over child safety.” The lawsuit emphasizes the urgency of the matter: parents must be made aware of the potential dangers posed by the platform to their children. The suit, lengthy at 42 pages,…
Texas Democrats are currently entangled in a significant political showdown over redistricting. After fleeing to Illinois last week, these lawmakers attempted to block the Republican majority from voting on a new congressional redistricting map. The move is viewed as a tactical retreat aimed at derailing the GOP’s plans. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Governor Greg Abbott have responded assertively, threatening the absent Democrats with arrest and removal from office if they do not return to the Capitol. The situation has escalated as Democrats have signaled their potential return to the legislature, contingent upon two demands: the end of a…