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Supreme Court Denies Request To Consider Climate Lawsuits
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up challenges of state and local lawsuits against oil companies that seek to compel them to compensate for alleged climate change-related damages. Energy-producing states, oil companies, and industry groups filed two challenges to waves of climate lawsuits. Critics assert that the states are using these lawsuits to impose…
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Trump Implementing Self-Deportation Plan For Illegal Migrants
President Donald Trump is preparing to implement a “self-deportation” plan for anyone in the U.S. illegally that will include a “free flight” to their home country and a cash stipend. Administration officials say the program is not only much more cost-effective for taxpayers, but far safer for federal immigration enforcement officers and their state law…
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AOC’s Constituents Complain About Absent ‘Rock Star’ Who’s ‘Done Nothing’
Frustration with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is boiling over in her home district, as residents in Queens and the Bronx express growing resentment over what they see as her self-centered, high-profile political style that leaves local concerns neglected. Constituents told the New York Post they’re fed up with what they describe as lackluster service from her…
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Pope Leo XIV’s Brother Slams Nancy Pelosi After Calling Her A ‘Drunk’
Pope Leo XIV’s oldest brother defended his choice to share a social media post referring to California Rep. Nancy Pelosi as a “drunk c-t,” saying Monday, “I wouldn’t have posted it if I didn’t kind of believe it.” Louis Prevost did not apologize for the foul-mouthed comment hurled at the former House speaker while predicting…
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Officials: Democrats Face Arrest After Confrontation At ICE Facility In New Jersey
Several Democratic members of Congress may soon be facing arrest after allegedly assaulting law enforcement officials when they stormed an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in New Jersey. In the altercation that was caught on camera, Congressmembers LaMonica McIver, Bonnie Watson Coleman, and Rob Menendez, along with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, allegedly stormed the…
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Trump Provides Incentives For Illegal Aliens To Self-Deport
President Donald Trump has broken the mold again with an offer to illegal aliens that they should not refuse. In a video shared on his Truth Social account, the president signed an executive order that offers illegal aliens a “free flight” out of the United States if they self-deport. “Today, I signed an Executive Order…
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Trump Approval Rating On Par With Obama During Same Period: Polling
In news that will rock the Democrat Party, a series of new surveys shows that President Donald Trump’s approval ratings are equal to those of former President Barack Obama when he began his second stint in the White House. The three surveys show that President Trump has a higher approval rating than he had at…
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New DOJ Weaponization Czar Ed Martin Spent Months Probing ‘Russiagate’ Figures: Report
Following a revolt in the GOP-controlled Senate that derailed Ed Martin’s nomination as U.S. Attorney for D.C. this week, President Donald Trump swiftly appointed him as the administration’s new “weaponization czar,” a move widely seen as a consolation prize of sorts, per a Saturday report. However, behind the scenes, Martin has spent months using his…
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Kash Patel Clears Key Hurdle, Will Get Full Senate Next
The Senate Judiciary Committee has voted 12-10 to advance Kash Patel’s nomination for FBI director. Now that his vote has passed through the committee, his nomination will be up for a full Senate vote in the coming days. Democrats successfully delayed the committee vote last week to force Patel, who was nominated by President Donald…
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DOJ Charges USAID Staffer In Wide-Ranging Corruption Probe
A USAID employee responsible for overseeing agency contracts created a fictitious company to illegally obtain coronavirus relief funds for personal gain, federal prosecutors announced Friday. “Yusuf Akoll worked as a Senior Procurement Contract Specialist at the U.S. Agency for International Development,” according to a previously unreported court document. “From at least in or around March…
