Month: November 2025
ICE Arrests Salvadoran Fugitive With Long Criminal Record in Florida
Federal immigration authorities have taken a Salvadoran fugitive into custody on Florida’s Gulf Coast, concluding a weeks-long effort to track down a man wanted in his home country for serious criminal offenses. The arrest reflects a broader push by federal officials to locate and remove individuals with outstanding warrants abroad who have entered the United…
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Texas Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate GOP-Drawn Congressional Map After Lower Court Blocks It
Texas has ignited a new battle over voting rights and redistricting, asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene after a panel of federal judges halted the state’s latest congressional map. The request, filed late Friday, places the nation’s highest court once again at the center of a dispute over the balance between state authority, racial…
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New Records Show Biden Regime Spied On More GOP Lawmakers Under ‘Arctic Frost’
House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan (R-OH) has revealed that the Biden Justice Department secretly collected his phone records for more than two years as part of an expansive investigation known as Operation Arctic Frost. In an interview with Newsmax, Jordan said federal prosecutors subpoenaed his phone metadata from January 2020 through April 2022, an…
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Mandani Endorsed Left-Wing Activist Who Blamed 9/11 On ‘Capitalism’, ‘White Supremacy’
New York City remains the focal point for the growth of the far left, as evidenced by Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s endorsement of a new immigrant woman who claimed that 9/11 was a result of America’s “system of capitalism,” “racism,” “white supremacy,” and “Islamophobia.” On Wednesday, at a Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) meeting just a…
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Eric Swalwell Draws Backlash After Pitching Phone-Based Voting in California Governor Bid
California congressman Eric Swalwell stepped into the spotlight this week after unveiling one of his first major proposals as he launches a bid for governor in 2026 — a plan that would allow Californians to cast their ballots by phone. The idea, introduced during a CNN interview, immediately sparked a wave of criticism, skepticism, and…
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Red State Police Force Makes Major Effort to Help ICE, Arrests Thousands Of Illegal Aliens in Sweeping Operation
Gov. Ron DeSantis is showcasing his leadership and deep alignment with President Trump’s immigration agenda by directing Florida’s state and local law enforcement agencies to formally assist federal immigration authorities. Through participation in the 287(g) program and implementation of a new state law, Florida officers — including the Florida Highway Patrol — have already arrested…
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Jay Leno shares emotional update about his wife following her advanced dementia diagnosis
Jay Leno and his wife Mavis first met after the former Tonight Show host had performed at the legendary Comedy Store in the 1970s and they have been together ever since. “I always had this idea that I would never get married,” Mavis told People Magazine in 1987. “But with Jay, I began to realize that this was the…
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Sen. Kennedy Unleashes a Blistering — and Hilarious — Takedown of Schumer and AOC
Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana has long been known for his signature mix of sharp political insight and down-home comedic timing. In an era where political discourse is often bitter, angry, and painfully humorless, Kennedy somehow manages to cut through the noise with lines that leave half the country laughing and the other half fuming.…
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Speaker Johnson Warns Democrats’ Sudden Push on Epstein Files Is Politically Motivated and Potentially Dangerous
House Speaker Mike Johnson stepped before reporters on Tuesday determined to deliver a clear message: the long-awaited release of the Epstein files must be handled with precision, honesty, and respect for the victims — not turned into a political weapon. For months, intense public pressure has built around the documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein, the…
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Comey Indictment Threatened After Grand Jury Disclosure Raises Questions
The federal indictment against former FBI Director James Comey may be in jeopardy after a key admission from acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia Lindsey Halligan raised questions about whether the grand jury ever properly approved the charges. Comey was indicted on September 25 on two federal counts, one for making false…
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