Democratic Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey made headlines during his appearance on “Fox & Friends” as he defended his stance against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). His remarks raised eyebrows, particularly regarding the criminal elements ICE has apprehended in his city. In an exchange with Fox News’ Griff Jenkins, Frey did not shy away from his previous outbursts against ICE, notably telling them to “get the f*** out” after the killing of Renee Good. When Jenkins asked if that was the right response, Frey firmly maintained, “I stand by exactly what I said.” This suggests that he is unwilling to reconsider…
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The upcoming Senate Banking Committee meeting on Thursday to discuss crypto legislation is stirring both anticipation and trepidation. The proposed measures are seen as fulfilling President Trump’s promises to benefactors in the cryptocurrency sector. With midterms approaching, Congress seems eager to check off the crypto industry’s wish list, but history serves as a cautionary tale. A report from last September paints a sobering picture of the fallout from crypto’s entanglement with legacy banking. The revelations detailed how three major banks received questionable audits right before collapsing, ultimately costing customers millions. This investigation underlines a critical point: the lure of innovation…
In a decisive move, the Trump Administration has announced a complete halt to immigration from Somalia, following significant allegations of fraud connected to Somali migrants in Minnesota. Reports suggest that these individuals have engaged in widespread exploitation of welfare programs, costing taxpayers as much as $18 billion. Programs like “Feeding Our Future” and childcare assistance, designed to support needy families, have been at the center of this scandal, which amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars in theft. The State Department’s response has been strong and clear. Deputy Principal Spokesperson Tommy Pigott remarked on the seriousness of the situation, emphasizing,…
On January 13, 2026, former President Bill Clinton notably avoided a subpoenaed deposition mandated by the House Oversight Committee. This hearing was part of an investigation into how the federal government managed Jeffrey Epstein’s heinous crimes. Chairman James Comer (R-KY) reacted to Clinton’s dismissal of this legal obligation by announcing contempt proceedings against him, scheduled for the following week. In a confrontational four-page letter, the Clintons responded defiantly. They dismissed the committee’s demands and insinuated that the proceedings were politically motivated, aimed at imprisoning them rather than uncovering the truth. Their letter stated, “Every person has to decide when they…
The recent situation involving a U.S. Secret Service agent highlights alarming security concerns that cannot be overlooked. The agent, alleged to be Tomas Escotto, found himself on administrative leave following an undercover sting operation that reportedly showed him sharing sensitive information about Vice President JD Vance’s protective detail. This kind of breach poses significant risks to the safety of high-level officials and questions the integrity of the agency responsible for their protection. Escotto’s actions, as captured in the video by James O’Keefe, revealed the inner workings of the Secret Service in a way that should never be public knowledge. The…
In a recently heated post on Truth Social, President Donald Trump demanded action from FBI Director Kash Patel against what he termed “deep state hacks” still entrenched in the bureau. This demand came in light of the troubling details surrounding Operation Arctic Frost, an initiative where the FBI reportedly surveilled conservatives questioning the outcome of the 2020 election. This investigation involved questionable collaboration with telecom companies that led to the monitoring of prominent figures, including legislators and political commentators like Charlie Kirk. Senator Schmitt spoke out critically regarding the weaponization of the FBI against sitting legislators. He emphasized that this…
A federal court ruling in California has paved the way for a new U.S. House map that could significantly enhance Democrats’ prospects in the 2026 midterm elections. This decision, made by a three-judge panel in Los Angeles, was determined by a slim 2-1 vote and effectively dismissed challenges from both state Republicans and the Department of Justice to halt the map’s implementation. The map is a product of Proposition 50, a ballot initiative passed by California voters in November. Proposition 50 was designed to realign the state’s congressional districts and is seen as a strategic response to recent redistricting in…
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is taking a bold step in her support for legislation aimed at allowing residents to sue Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents for alleged violations of their constitutional rights. During her recent State of the State address, Hochul emphasized the need for accountability, stating that she wants New Yorkers to “hold ICE agents accountable in court when they act outside the scope of their duties.” This stance reflects a growing concern over the perceived abuses of power by federal agents in local communities. Hochul’s remarks come in the wake of proposals made last year by…
This week’s episode of “The View” saw co-host Joy Behar express alarm over the potential actions of Donald Trump. She suggested he could exploit ongoing protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to declare martial law and effectively cancel the 2026 midterm elections. Behar’s statement reflects a fear, painting Trump as a figure willing to bypass local authority and unleash military power to safeguard his position. This assertion raises eyebrows and begs the question—how far removed is this from reality? Behar’s comments are marked by a tone of impending doom. “I worry that Trump is looking for this kind of…
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s recent primetime address sought to express his discontent with the Trump Administration’s handling of federal agents. However, the six-minute livestream quickly descended into chaos due to significant audio issues, complicating his already charged message. Viewers heard a troubling echo throughout the address, obscuring the urgency of Walz’s demands. “What’s happening in Minnesota right now defies belief,” Walz proclaimed during the address. His statement reflected profound frustration, as he asserted that news reports failed to capture the extent of the disorder he believes the federal government is imposing on communities. This claim set a dramatic stage, painting…
The resurfacing of a CNN segment from May 2016 has prompted significant discussion regarding the differing portrayals of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during the Obama administration compared to those under President Trump. This analysis highlights a stark contrast in the media’s tone and focus, which some claim is indicative of a larger political agenda. The CNN segment, featuring reporter Pamela Brown, documented ICE operations in Chicago targeting undocumented felons. It opens with a description of agents mobilizing in the early morning hours to arrest individuals they deem dangerous, reflecting a straightforward law enforcement narrative without the controversy that…
Kamal Harris has stirred the pot once again with an eye-catching purchase: an $8 million mansion in Malibu. This extravagant property raises eyebrows, especially coming from someone who has publicly championed climate change as an urgent crisis. Harris isn’t alone in this apparent contradiction; many high-profile Democrats preach about the perils of climate change while securing prime real estate along coastlines, where rising sea levels could threaten their lavish lifestyles. The New York Post recently reported on Harris’s new 4,000-square-foot home in the exclusive Point Dume neighborhood, known for its mix of Hollywood celebrities and tech moguls. The mansion includes…
The recent appointment of Cea Weaver by Mayor Mamdani to lead New York City’s Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants has sparked controversy, highlighted by her past remarks about the role of homeowners in the housing crisis. In a September 2021 podcast appearance, Weaver claimed, “White, middle-class homeowners are a huge problem for the renter justice movement.” This statement raises eyebrows as it positions homeowners against the interests of renters, suggesting that those who own property constitute a major barrier to housing reform. Weaver did not stop there. She further elaborated on her views by stating that resistance to progressive housing…
ICE agents were involved in a shooting incident in Minneapolis on Wednesday evening, stirring significant unrest in the city. According to reports from Fox News’ Bill Melugin, the confrontation unfolded when agents attempted to engage with a target. The situation escalated when a Venezuelan suspect reportedly assaulted an officer with a shovel, prompting law enforcement to fire their weapons. Details indicate that the Venezuelan individual sustained a leg injury from the gunfire and is currently in custody in stable condition. The incident has drawn sharp criticism and outrage from local protesters. Crowds gathered at the scene, with some demonstrators branding…
Forty-six House Republicans sided with Democrats to defeat an amendment proposed by Rep. Chip Roy aimed at cutting funding for certain federal judges and the District of Columbia courts. This decision unfolded during a session that scrutinized fiscal appropriations for the upcoming year. Roy’s amendment sought to slash the budgets of the D.C. District Court and Circuit Court by 20 percent, alongside entirely eliminating funding for the offices of Judges James Boasberg and Deborah Boardman. In a passionate defense of his amendment, Rep. Roy expressed frustration about what he described as judicial overreach. He stated, “We have a situation right…
A federal judge has put a halt to the Trump Administration’s efforts to withhold food stamp funds from Minnesota, raising questions about fraud in the state. U.S. District Judge Laura Provinzino, appointed by President Biden, ordered the unfreezing of the funds amid a review involving allegations of widespread fraud. This situation stems from an escalating conflict between the state and the Trump Administration, primarily overseen by Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins. Rollins had pushed Minnesota to reenroll recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and crack down on alleged fraud. In response, Minnesota refused compliance with the order and…
Rep. Neal Dunn (R-Fla.) has announced his retirement, a decision that could significantly impact the Republican Party’s chances in the upcoming elections. After serving five terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, Dunn will not seek re-election in 2026, citing a desire to spend more time with his family. Dunn’s departure comes at a precarious time for the GOP. With a slim majority in the House, every seat counts. Dunn’s exit adds to a growing list of Republican incumbents stepping aside. This trend raises eyebrows as the party approaches what many consider a vital midterm cycle. In his announcement shared…
A recent incident involving an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Minneapolis has highlighted the ongoing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement in the U.S. The facts of the case are stark. ICE agent Jonathan Ross suffered internal bleeding after a woman named Renee Good attempted to run him over with her vehicle during a lawful operation. The situation escalated when Ross, under threat, discharged his firearm, resulting in Good’s fatal shooting. Video evidence from multiple angles has clarified the events leading to the tragic outcome, painting a vivid picture that refutes claims made by some critics. The Gateway Pundit reported…
Tina Peters’ legal team returns to a Colorado courtroom today, determined to overturn what they describe as an unjust conviction against her. Formerly the county clerk in Mesa County, Peters has attracted considerable attention due to the circumstances surrounding her trial. Her legal representatives are pushing back against the Colorado courts, arguing that Peters has been wronged throughout the judicial process. Peters’ case is emblematic of larger concerns regarding fairness and transparency in the legal system. Her conviction has raised questions about judicial conduct and the role of bias in politically charged cases. Many believe that Peters, much like similar…
A bear known as Yellow 2120 has captured attention in California, not just because of its size but due to its peculiar habit of seeking refuge in residential crawl spaces. Weighing in at 550 pounds, this bear chose to settle in the basement of a home in Altadena for over a month. In a twist worthy of a nature documentary, it has since moved on to occupy not one, but two additional homes in the area after its initial eviction. The bear’s adventures began when it took up residence in a homeowner’s crawl space. Over time, it became an unwelcome…
Recent developments regarding the protests in Iran have sparked cautious optimism, especially from President Donald Trump. In a statement from the Oval Office, he claimed, “We’ve been told that the killing in Iran is stopping. It’s stopped. It’s stopping, and there’s no plan for executions.” Such remarks suggest a potential lull in the violence that has characterized the protests, which erupted due to Iran’s crumbling economy and harsh governmental responses against demonstrators. The president did not provide specific sources for his information but mentioned discussing the situation with “very important sources on the other side.” This uncertainty raises questions about…