- Sen. Rand Paul Open to Budget: ‘I’m Not an Absolute No’
- Ellen Pompeo Criticizes Trump’s ‘Low Emotional Intelligence and Ego’
- Report: Infighting and ‘Bad Vibes’ Disrupt Democrat Party Amid Growing Challenges
- Trump Orders ICE to Intensify Deportations in Urban Areas
- LA Children’s Hospital Closes Transgender Youth Clinic Due to Federal Pressure
- Key Site Israel Must Target to Halt Iran’s Nuclear Weapons Program
- Chaos Erupts at ICE Facility: Detained Immigrants Riot and Escape
- Miracle Amid Tragedy: British Man Survives Air India Flight 171 Crash with Minor Injuries; 241 Perish
Author: Brittany Mays

Brittany Mays is a dedicated mother and passionate conservative news and opinion writer. With a sharp eye for current events and a commitment to traditional values, Brittany delivers thoughtful commentary on the issues shaping today’s world. Balancing her role as a parent with her love for writing, she strives to inspire others with her insights on faith, family, and freedom.
Two young women, daughters of a top Los Angeles official, found themselves in deep trouble over the weekend. Lucia and Antonia Aguilar, both 26, were taken into custody by the police during a chaotic protest in Pasadena. Their connection to Rick Cole, the Chief Deputy Controller of Los Angeles, has added a layer of intrigue to the event. The protest turned violent, with reports indicating that the Aguilar sisters were involved in attacking a police officer. The weapon used in the alleged assault remains undisclosed, but the situation escalated quickly. With rocks and other objects hurled at law enforcement, the…
President Donald Trump continues to spark debate with his assertive tariff strategies, yet he garners commendation for the strides he has achieved. His recent triumph involves South Korea and its new president, Lee Jae-myung, who has agreed to negotiate a favorable tariff deal. This development is noteworthy, especially considering President Lee’s liberal stance and the unexpected early collaboration with Trump on such a contentious matter. Lee Jae-myung stepped into office following the impeachment of conservative President Yoon Suk Yeol, who faced removal due to his contentious declaration of martial law. The South Korean president’s office made an announcement regarding the…
The Trump administration is intensifying its scrutiny of Nancy Pelosi’s stock portfolio, prompted by accusations from her close ally, Senator Adam Schiff. Schiff pointed fingers at White House officials for alleged insider trading, sparking a political storm. The administration, however, is redirecting attention to Pelosi’s own history with the issue. White House spokesman Kush Desai addressed the matter, stating, “The American people remain highly concerned about Nancy Pelosi’s long, documented history of insider trading.” He criticized Schiff’s focus on the Trump administration, urging him to address more pressing issues like Pelosi’s financial dealings. Pelosi has been a longstanding figure in…
War hero and triple-amputee Brian Kolfage found himself imprisoned for his efforts to build a Southern Border wall, a project that resonated with many Americans. The Southern District of New York (SDNY), known for its controversial decisions, targeted Kolfage in what appears to be a politically motivated case. Despite his noble intentions, Kolfage was caught in a legal storm driven by a court overseen by Judge Analisa Torres. The SDNY, under the influence of the Obama/Biden administration, seemed intent on punishing those who dared challenge the status quo. Kolfage, along with Steve Bannon, Timothy Shea, and Andrew Badolato, demonstrated that…
Democratic Representative Jerrold Nadler from New York has criticized President Donald Trump and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for actions that he claims are creating disorder. This criticism came after a video surfaced showing DHS officials arresting one of Nadler’s aides during a search for rioters. However, the White House and the DHS have responded, with the White House describing Nadler’s remarks about law enforcement as “shameful.” In recent developments, the DHS has rolled back Biden administration rules that previously prevented Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from making courthouse arrests. Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at…
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently released a list highlighting “sanctuary jurisdictions” across the country. These jurisdictions, found in 35 states and the District of Columbia, are known for their non-cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. Illinois tops the list with 96 out of its 102 counties identified as sanctuary areas, a significant portion of the state. Massachusetts also stands out, with 13 of its 14 counties making the list. Washington follows closely behind with 36 out of 39 counties designated as sanctuary jurisdictions. Interestingly, 15 states have managed to steer clear of this list, with most being Republican-led states…
Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan is in the spotlight after being accused of helping an illegal immigrant dodge arrest by ICE agents. The federal indictment accuses Dugan of obstructing justice by preventing the arrest of Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, who was facing misdemeanor battery charges. The charges against her, serious as they are, could lead to significant penalties if she is found guilty. Dugan has entered a plea of not guilty and is gearing up for a trial set for July. The stakes are high, with a potential prison sentence of up to six years and fines totaling $350,000 looming…
Texas is standing strong for its vital oil and natural gas industry, thanks to efforts by its U.S. senators and a Houston congressman. Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn, both Republicans, have teamed up with Representative Wesley Hunt to introduce the Protect LNG Act. Cruz is passionate about this, highlighting Texas’s leadership in exporting U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG), which he believes is under attack by extreme environmental groups enabled by biased courts. This bill is designed to safeguard LNG permits, ensuring that frivolous lawsuits can’t halt the progress of energy facilities. It mandates that any legal challenges to LNG…
Pam Bondi is clearly fed up with what she describes as the American Bar Association’s liberal leanings. On Thursday, she made her stance clear by sending them a letter with a straightforward message: “We’re done with relying on you for our judicial picks.” Bondi’s letter effectively cuts ties with the ABA regarding the administration’s judicial nominees. Critics point out that the ABA has labeled several of Trump’s judicial nominees as “unqualified,” showing an apparent bias towards Democrats. Bondi argued in her letter that the ABA no longer serves as an impartial judge of nominees’ qualifications. Instead, she claims their ratings…
A former sheriff from Culpeper County, Virginia, found himself entangled in legal troubles earlier this year, facing a decade-long prison sentence after being convicted on federal bribery charges. However, in a surprising twist, President Donald Trump intervened, granting him a pardon and criticizing what he described as an unjust treatment by the Biden administration. According to Trump, “This Sheriff is a victim of an overzealous Biden Department of Justice.” As reported by Fox News, Trump’s decision to pardon former Sheriff Scott Jenkins was shared in a Truth Social post. In this post, Trump accused Judge Robert Ballou, overseeing Jenkins’ trial,…