Customs and Border Protection ordered agents in the San Diego sector to release most single adults who’ve entered the US illegally, contrary to President Biden’s claims about his executive order on immigration last week.Continue Reading
The weekend rescue of four Israeli hostages who’d been held by Hamas terrorists for eight months was met by a big “but” from corporate media and foreign governments, who are increasingly prone to make excuses for Hamas hiding behind civilians in Gaza.Continue Reading
The 2024 presidential campaign is about to take an ugly turn as Democrats frantically try to shore up fading support among black voters. A hint at what may come: Rumors have reemerged about video of Donald Trump using a racial slur.Continue Reading
The guilty verdicts in Donald Trump’s hush money trial mark a new low in American justice. Going forward, every president of the United States will be haunted by the specter of political prosecution the minute they leaves office.Continue Reading
Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to push for a ceasefire in Gaza. Netanyahu says a military operation in the southern Gaza city of Rafah will proceed nonetheless.
This week, far-left antisemitic protesters shut down college campuses and key infrastructure while Congress stripped Americans of 4th Amendment rights and gave the president power to shut down websites for “national security.”
Congress has reauthorized FISA and granted the US government expanded surveillance powers to essentially ignore the 4th Amendment to the Constitution while spying on American citizens.
THOSE IMMORTAL WORDS were spoken by Michael Kabuni, a political science lecturer at the University of Papua New Guinea, responding to a false claim by President Biden that his uncle had been eaten by cannibals after being shot down in WWII.Continue Reading
Reuters reports that a Turkish diplomatic official said Iran warned the US before its attack on Israel Saturday night, and that the White House told Iran any action had to be “within certain limits.”
A change in definitions in Section 702 of the bill to extend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act could give the NSA power to compel any business that offers free WiFi to customers to hand over user data.