Month: September 2026

Federal immigration authorities arrested three Guatemalan illegal aliens in Tennessee during an investigation into the alleged fraudulent use of stolen identities and Social Security numbers. ICE officers arrested Magdalena Gomez-Garcia, Elias Gomez-Garcia, and Eulalia Ordonez-Carmelo on August 4. All three Guatemalan nationals were reportedly already subject to final orders of removal from the United States, Border Hawk first …

ICE Locks Up Three Guatemalan Illegal Aliens in Tennessee for Stealing Americans’ Social Security Numbers Read More »

“to clarify how Federal civil rights laws apply when antisemitic discrimination arises in HHS-funded programs and activities” Note the last paragraph, where it mentions who this letter is addressed to. From the HHS website: OCR Dear Colleague Letter on Civil Rights Protections Against Antisemitic Discrimination Re: Combating Discrimination Rooted in Antisemitism in HHS-Funded Programs and Activities Dear …

Department of Health and Human Services Outlines Antisemitic Discrimination Policy Read More »

I. The word Peter Thiel spent the back half of last year giving private lectures on the Antichrist, and the word has been loose in the discourse ever since. His political reading is the old one. The Antichrist is not a cartoon devil. He is the figure who arrives offering peace and safety, and who uses the …

The Soft Antichrist of the AI Age: What Everyone Is Missing About the Us-China Arms Race Read More »

Jeffrey Gahler cited the killings of Rachel Morin and Kayla Hamilton in warning about the law’s potential public safety risks A Maryland sheriff is warning that the state’s new sanctuary law could put dangerous illegal immigrants back on the streets and leave more American families mourning crimes he says could have been prevented. “It’s just …

Maryland sheriff torches Democrats over law he says puts illegal immigrants first Read More »

A massive water leak in El Reno, Oklahoma has brought new scrutiny to a Bitcoin mining operation that city officials say had been operating without required approvals and in violation of multiple building and safety codes, according to KFOR 4. Three million gallons of water were leaked, according to KOCO ABC. The facility, operated by Athlon BT …

Under-The-Radar Oklahoma Bitcoin Mining Site Condemned After Leaking 3 Million Gallons Of Water Read More »

James Talarico Democratic Texas Senate Nominee James Talarico was called out for his 2019 vote against a bill banning income taxes in Texas during an interview with CBS Texas, where he collapsed and lied about his stances.  CBS Texas’s Jack Fink noted that Republicans are attacking him for voting against banning the Texas state income …

WATCH: James Talarico Called Out During Interview for Voting Against Ending State Income Taxes, Called Bill Banning Income Tax “Government Overreach at its Worst” Read More »

President Trump’s face is now on a new $1 coin being sold by the US Mint, and collectors will have to shell out more than a buck to get their hands on one. The Mint is selling the commemorative coins featuring the sitting president as part of its celebration of America’s 250th anniversary, according to its …

US Mint rolls out new $1 coins featuring President Trump’s face Read More »

Talk about summer blues. The number of Republican-held Senate seats that are toss-ups or lean Democratic has surged from three in May to six as the post-Labor Day midterm homestretch is about to begin, according to a top political analysis. In May, only the GOP-held seats in North Carolina, Maine, and Ohio were considered toss-ups or leaning …

How Republicans suddenly found themselves fighting for survival in twice as many Senate races Read More »

The city council for Democrat-run Danbury, Connecticut, voted to allow non-citizen migrants to serve as city police officers. The vote was taken in retaliation after federal immigration forces had recently conducted raids in the town. The city council members said that they voted to allow migrants to serve as cops to send a message to …

Democrat-Run Connecticut City Approves Non-Citizens Serving as Police After ICE Raids Read More »