Author: Kevin Parker

Florida GOP Representative Anna Paulina Luna recently gathered enough support to trigger a House floor vote on permitting proxy voting for new parents, despite facing resistance from her own party’s leadership. Luna teamed up with Democratic Colorado Representative Brittany Pettersen, who famously brought her one-month-old son to the floor to participate in a crucial vote. By securing 218 Congressional signatures, Luna successfully met the requirement to move forward with the vote, which she anticipates will occur when the House reconvenes. “Never bet against a Luna,” she confidently stated to The Hill, emphasizing her determination. The proposed legislation would allow Congress…

Former President Donald Trump has unveiled an ambitious plan to integrate Bitcoin into the U.S. financial system, announcing the creation of a national strategic bitcoin reserve while vowing to end what he calls President Joe Biden’s “Operation Choke Point 2.0.” Trump’s latest pro-crypto stance marks a dramatic policy shift as he seeks to position the United States as the global leader in digital assets ahead of the 2024 presidential election. On March 7, during the first-ever White House crypto summit, Trump announced that his administration would begin accumulating Bitcoin as part of a national strategic reserve. The summit, attended by…

The Trump administration has taken decisive action by revoking the visa of a student who publicly supported Hamas, an organization responsible for the recent attack on Israel. According to Fox News, the U.S. State Department confirmed this move, though privacy laws prevent them from naming the student or their university. Officials stated, “Yesterday evening, we revoked the first visa of an alien who was previously cited for criminal behavior in connection with Hamas-supporting disruptions.” President Trump has consistently advocated for the removal of foreign students who support terrorist groups from American campuses. Many universities have become centers for anti-Israel protests,…

The Biden administration’s border policies are once more putting American safety at risk, as revealed by a recent report. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard uncovered a major oversight: out of over 100 migrants with suspected ISIS ties, only a handful were detained or deported after entering the U.S. illegally. This concerning situation came to light during Gabbard’s visit to the border, as detailed by The New York Post. At the Rio Grande in El Paso, Texas, migrants have been pleading with the Texas National Guard to be allowed entry to be processed by Border Patrol. This chaotic scene highlights…

A 41-year-old man in Killeen, Texas, is facing serious accusations involving a young child. Police were called to a home on West Anderson Avenue after a report of domestic violence. It’s a troubling situation, especially given that Killeen is just a short drive north of Austin. The incident reportedly happened on a Friday, according to local station KWKT-TV. The man, identified as Craig Lamont Jones, allegedly slapped, dragged, and slammed a 23-month-old boy. The reason? The child wouldn’t give him a goodnight kiss. Eyewitness accounts are unsettling. It’s alleged that Jones slapped the boy on his cheeks, back, and buttocks…

Governor Kathy Hochul’s administration is under scrutiny for allegedly manipulating the bidding process related to New York’s $9 billion homecare program overhaul. Allegations suggest that the influential healthcare union, 1199 SEIU, played a key role in helping Public Partnerships LLC secure a lucrative contract for managing payments in the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP). Two lawsuits have been filed, claiming the bidding process was unfairly rigged by the governor’s office. The New York Post has reported that the overhaul involved eliminating nearly 700 intermediary firms that served as payroll agents between CDPAP caregivers and Medicaid. Critics argue that the…

Former President Donald Trump recently celebrated a significant legal victory as the Department of Justice returned boxes seized during the controversial Mar-a-Lago raid. Trump shared his elation on social media, expressing relief over the dismissal of the classified documents case orchestrated by ex-special counsel Jack Smith. Smith, having exited the scene, left the Trump administration to oversee the restoration of justice. In his statement, Trump declared, “Justice finally won out,” emphasizing the return of the boxes to his Florida estate. The former president described the ordeal as a politically motivated attack, asserting his innocence and confidence in the American justice…

In a major policy shift, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has announced the repeal of a Biden-era housing regulation, arguing that it has significantly contributed to the decline of affordable housing across the country. The regulation, known as the 2021 Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule, was initially put in place to enforce anti-discrimination measures in housing but has been criticized for its overreach into local zoning laws. HUD Secretary Scott Turner formally announced the decision, calling the rule a “zoning tax” that has led to rising costs, bureaucratic red tape, and unnecessary federal interference in…

Rudy Giuliani, the former Mayor of New York and one of Donald Trump’s most trusted legal advisors, has successfully resolved a high-profile defamation case brought against him by two Georgia election workers. The case, which was based on Giuliani’s public statements regarding election irregularities in 2020, resulted in a $148 million judgment that had threatened to strip him of his assets. However, with this newly reached settlement, Giuliani has secured his personal property, including his New York City cooperative, his Florida condominium, and valuable personal belongings—a major win for the embattled attorney. The agreement, reached behind closed doors, does not…

A newly released Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll reveals overwhelming public support for Elon Musk’s DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) initiative, highlighting deep concerns about wasteful government spending and America’s growing national debt. The poll, conducted among 2,443 registered voters, paints a clear picture: Americans are demanding fiscal responsibility and rejecting the bloated bureaucracy that has defined Washington for decades. One of the most striking takeaways from the poll is that 77% of Americans agree that “a full examination of all government expenditures is necessary.” This includes a majority of Democrats (58%), Republicans (78%), and Independents (75%)—proving that concerns about…