Month: May 2026

The federal government overpaid welfare and social services recipients by a stunning $186 billion in fiscal year 2025, a startling surge of $24 billion from the previous year’s total. According to the Government Accountability Office (GAO), 15 federal agencies made up the massive improper payments overage spanning 64 programs, with approximately 82% of the overages …

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A North Carolina woman allegedly shot two lawyers handling a civil lawsuit she filed against police as they were leaving the courthouse. Gwendolyn White, 57, is charged with two counts of attempted murder after she allegedly shot two attorneys on Friday who were representing the Rolesville Police Department in a civil suit she filed, the News & Observer …

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Why would a highly toxic and flammable chemical be stored in a heavily populated residential area in a state that requires special permits just to paint your fence? An ordinary Thursday afternoon in Orange County turned into a slow-motion industrial nightmare on May 21 when a 34,000-gallon storage tank at GKN Aerospace’s Garden Grove facility …

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Governor Kathy Hochul is reportedly preparing to sign a bill that would officially make New York a so-called sanctuary state, effectively protecting illegal alien criminals from deportation. Critics are warning that this reckless move could turn the Empire State into a magnet for lawbreakers who are fleeing accountability in other parts of the country. The Department of …

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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. took aim at the CIA this week, blasting the agency for reportedly keeping a tranche of his uncle’s assassination records under wraps for a “sinister” reason he could neither identify nor justify — but later insisted he didn’t believe the claims. The Health and Human Services secretary spoke to The Post days …

RFK Jr. Blasts CIA for Reportedly ‘Seizing’ Uncle Jfk’s Assassination Records: ‘It’s Illegal’ Read More »

The question of which outlet gun-control groups like Everytown, Giffords, and Brady United hate the most doesn’t often cross the minds of gun owners, but The New York Times may have moved up that list with an article the outlet published Wednesday. Why would The New York Times make it on Michael Bloomberg’s s**t list? …

NYT Makes Whopping Admission on AR-15s, AK-47s, Deals Devastating Blow to Gun Grabbers Read More »

Iran-linked hackers are threatening widespread cyberattacks against the United States and its allies, claiming they have detected signs that military conflict could soon erupt again despite ongoing diplomatic efforts. The warning came as President Donald Trump said Wednesday that negotiations between Washington and Tehran could still prevent a broader conflict but cautioned that the situation could deteriorate …

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Americans have heard it before. Investigations that go nowhere. Referrals that collect dust. Big names floated, no charges filed. After years of what many view as blatant two-tiered justice — Russia hoax, impeachments, raids, indictments — the skepticism is more than earned. So when Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project, points to developments …

Mike Davis: I’ve Said It 5,000 Times — Justice Is Coming for Lawfare Democrats Read More »

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is not merely keeping busy. The New York Democrat is methodically building a national profile through targeted appearances in key cities and states, all while insisting her ambitions extend far beyond any single office. This carefully choreographed activity reveals a party still captive to its most extreme impulses, even after electoral setbacks …

AOC’s National Tour Signals the Left’s Unyielding March Toward Radicalism Ahead of 2028 Read More »

The department said the change includes international students and temporary workers, stating those who are in the U.S. on temporary visas are expected to only remain in the country for a set time. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced a change Friday to the way that migrants in the United States on a visa can apply …

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