Month: January 2026
Escalates Fight With Judiciary, Calls for Impeachment of Two Federal Judges
Capitol Hill is no stranger to controversy, but this week’s confrontation between Congress and the federal judiciary underscored just how sharply the political temperature has risen. During a Senate hearing on Wednesday, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas delivered one of his most forceful attacks yet on the federal bench, calling for the impeachment of two…
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BLM Leader Indicted on Fraud and Money Laundering
The executive director of Black Lives Matter Oklahoma has been charged with dozens of federal crimes, accused of embezzling millions in charitable donations meant for bail funds and social justice efforts and using the money to fund an extravagant personal lifestyle. According to a newly unsealed federal indictment, Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, 52, was charged with 20…
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Trump Targets Sanctuary Cities’ Wallets After Democrats Escalate ICE Fallout
If blue-state leaders expected the White House to blink after their latest round of theatrical outrage over federal immigration enforcement, they badly miscalculated. Following days of incendiary rhetoric from Democratic officials after an ICE shooting in Minnesota, President Donald Trump has opted not for dramatic force—but for something far more effective: financial consequences. And unlike…
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Ford Autoworker Who Heckled Trump During Mich. Visit Learns Fate
A Ford Motor Co. employee was suspended this week after calling President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” during the president’s visit to a manufacturing plant in Dearborn, Michigan, an incident that was captured on video and widely shared on social media. The worker, identified by news outlets as 40-year-old T.J. Sabula, shouted the remark on…
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Here’s Who’s Behind Minneapolis ICE Resistance Movement: Report
Radical leftist groups, including one that got $7.8 million from progressive billionaire George Soros, are behind the protests against ICE in Minnesota, according to the New York Post. Indivisible Twin Cities, which calls itself a grassroots group of volunteers, has organized many of the protests against ICE raids in Minnesota. On Wednesday, Renee Nicole Good was shot…
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Marco Rubio Unveils Sweeping Visa Policy Shift That Could Save Billions and Strengthen National Security
The State Department has announced a major immigration policy change that is already sending shockwaves through Washington — and for American taxpayers, it could not come soon enough. Under a directive unveiled this week, the United States will temporarily suspend immigrant visa processing for applicants from 75 countries while federal agencies conduct a comprehensive review…
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Michael J. Fox shares rare photo of daughter Esmé as she celebrates her 24th birthday
Michael J. Fox was in his late twenties when he was diagnosed with the Parkinson’s disease. He disclosed his condition with the public in 1998 and semi-retired from acting two years later as his health worsened. It took young Michael a lot of time to accept the reality, but he finally decided to make the…
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BREAKING: At least 4 dead,
By the time the last gunshot echoed away, the birthday candles were still unlit. Parents held trembling children behind parked cars, some whispering prayers, others frozen in disbelief as officers rushed into the bullet-riddled home. The smell of frosting mixed with the metallic sting of blood, a scene so violently wrong that even seasoned first…
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PRAYERS FOR THE PARTON FAMILY
The news hit like a thunderclap. A beloved member of the Parton family is in critical condition, and Tennessee is rattled to its core. Hospital lights burn through the night, while the family clings to faith and silence. Fans wait, refreshing their screens, desperate for any sign of hope that their prayers might still be…
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Breaking News! Fatal Accident on the Mexico–Queretaro Highway Prompts Emergency Response, Traffic Disruptions, and Renewed Safety Calls
A single moment shattered the morning on the Mexico–Querétaro Highway. Sirens, twisted metal, screams—then a deadly silence. Drivers trapped, families calling phones that would never be answered. Rain, fog, speed, and fate collided at the notorious Jorobas intersection, long feared, rarely fixed. As investigators sift through wreckage and excuses, a nation asks who will fin……
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