Month: July 2023

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign leads all 2024 presidential contenders with $22.52 million cash on hand thus far in the election cycle, according to the Federal Election Commission. Fueled by indictments, Trump’s campaign committee surged passed both Democrat and Republican contenders with cash on hand, money sitting in a campaign bank account ready for deployment. …

Trump Campaign Leads All 2024 Contenders with $22.52M Cash on Hand Read More »

I’m a huge proponent of the idea that every lawful American should be armed. This is especially true for women, who are often victimized by male criminals who are physically stronger than them. Despite what progressives claim, men are generally far stronger than women, which is the reason why members of the fairer sex should …

Brave Gun-Toting Woman Fends off Burglars During Home Robbery: A Must-Read Story of Self-Defense Read More »

If former President Donald Trump wins reelection in 2024, he will work to deconstruct the administrative state, the apparatus of unelected bureaucrats in federal agencies who write binding rules with, without, or against the law. The administrative state uses its rule-making ability to essentially usurp the separation of powers between the three branches of government by creating a …

Donald Trump Renews Pledge to Purge Administrative State Employees if Reelected Read More »

Retired agent’s account backs up account of IRS whistleblowers set to testify Wednesday before House Oversight Committee. Arecently retired FBI supervisory agent told Congress behind closed doors Monday that the bureau tipped off Joe Biden’s team and the Secret Service in late 2020 about a plan to interview Hunter Biden in his criminal tax probe, …

FBI tipped off Biden team, Secret Service about plan to interview Hunter, agent tells Congress Read More »

Who destroyed the American family? The argument can be made that the Great Society programs initiated the destruction of the nuclear family structure. The blame starts with President Lyndon B. Johnson’s set of domestic programs in the mid-1960s that were used to fight ‘poverty’ but only discouraged work and destabilized families. Six long decades of …

How The ‘Great Society’ Destroyed The Nuclear Family Structure In One Chart Read More »

President Biden’s new income-driven repayment plan for student loans will cost $475 billion over 10 years, according to the Penn Wharton Budget Model, tens of billions of dollars more than an earlier plan that the Supreme Court struck down last month. The Penn model estimates taxpayers will face $200 billion in costs due to payment reductions in the president’s …

Biden student loan bailout plan to cost $475B over next decade, roughly $45B more than rejected plan: study Read More »

The story of cocaine behind found at the Biden White House has been quite the wild ride. It was a narrative that just wouldn’t stop changing. First, the cocaine was found “near” the White House and wasn’t really cocaine. Then it was found in the White House Library and was left by a tourist. After that, it was found at the …

Dan Bongino Says Secret Service Agents Are Furious and ‘Know’ Who’s Behind the Cocaine Read More »

On Tuesday, we asked: Is this the start of a commercial real estate firesale in crime-ridden Baltimore City? And to our surprise, it appears so. Let’s begin with our report on Tuesday when The Baltimore Sun revealed a 30-story office tower at One South Street in downtown Baltimore that was sold in June for $24 million, …

CRE Panic Hits Baltimore As Second Office Tower Dumped At 69% Discount Read More »

Before becoming Washington police chief, Smith served as chief of police for the United States Park Police. She served in a wide variety of positions — including in training, leading patrol, and handling disciplinary matters — in San Francisco, Washington, and New York before becoming Park Police chief. Smith joined Washington police in May 2022 as the department’s first …

DC selects Pamela Smith as police chief as crime in district soars Read More »

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — State records show that Baltimore’s former convicted mayor, Catherine Pugh, was still serving on an aviation advisory council while locked up in federal prison. Pugh was first appointed to the Aviation Administration’s Small and Minority Business Council back in 2005. State records show Pugh, who was sentenced to 3 years in prison on …

Convicted former Baltimore mayor remains on aviation council while serving prison sentence: State records reveal Read More »