Author: Brittany Mays

Police responded to a shooting call on Fostoria Road in southwest Memphis last month, as reported by WREG-TV. When officers arrived on July 19, they forcibly entered the home, only to find it empty, according to a complaint affidavit obtained by Law & Crime. Not long after, investigators discovered a shooting victim at a nearby hospital. The affidavit reveals that during a statement to officers, the victim, who is the wife of Decarlo Pitchford, recounted a heated argument with her husband. Attempting to leave with her belongings, she claimed Pitchford became aggressive and tried to stop her. He reportedly had…

Democrats are showing their true colors, openly planning to seize control and rig the system as soon as they regain power. This is not a quiet strategy hashed out in secret meetings. Instead, they are making bold statements, suggesting that the rules no longer apply to them and that the principles of fair governance are dispensable. In Texas, the Democrats executed a daring move by fleeing the state to break quorum, aiming to disrupt a Republican redistricting plan intended to mirror Texas’s political landscape. At a Fort Worth rally, former Congressman Beto O’Rourke didn’t just support their actions; he elevated…

The Justice Department has initiated a grand jury investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James. According to reports, Letitia James has been subpoenaed as part of this probe, which centers on “possible deprivation of rights allegations” linked to her civil fraud suit against President Trump. This move signifies a significant escalation in Trump’s ongoing battle with New York’s leading prosecutor. The investigation is being conducted in Albany, New York, with the main focus on potential deprivation of rights allegations, as disclosed by informed sources. James’s office has reportedly received subpoenas for documents this week, including those related to her…

Former Georgia Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan has made headlines for his outspoken criticism of former President Donald Trump. Having frequently appeared on CNN to voice his opposition, Duncan recently announced his decision to switch allegiances from the Republican Party to the Democrats. This move follows his expulsion from the Georgia Republican Party’s State Executive Committee in January for what was deemed “disloyalty.” In an op-ed for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Duncan expressed his reasons for leaving the GOP. He claimed a need to distance himself from Trump’s influence and to promote a restoration of the Republican Party. However, his departure is…

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge is currently under intense scrutiny for her department’s handling of a brawl in downtown Cincinnati on July 25. The incident, captured on video, quickly spread across social media, drawing public outrage as people witnessed a man being beaten and a woman knocked unconscious. While the violence was condemned by officials, the situation has also brought to light accusations of workplace discrimination within the police department, as reported by the New York Post. Lawsuits have been filed against Chief Theetge by several officers, alleging discrimination against white lieutenants in promotions and assignments. According to the lawsuit,…

Allegations of an enormous fraud at a California charter school have led to the entire board of directors stepping down. The California Department of Education is demanding Highlands Community Charter and Technical Schools in Sacramento return $180 million after an audit revealed significant issues. The audit highlighted the school’s startlingly low graduation rate of 2.8% in one year, which even affected the overall statewide graduation rate for 2023-2024. The school’s leadership faces accusations of nepotism, falsifying student numbers, distributing illegal gifts, and spending public funds on luxury travel. KXTV-TV received numerous whistleblower reports, which spurred the creation of a documentary…

Texas Governor Greg Abbott had a stern message for the Democrats who left the state to disrupt a redistricting vote: “You’re fired.” Abbott made it clear that these “derelict Democrats” could face legal consequences if they did not return. He mentioned potential arrests, removal from office, and special elections based on a 2021 Attorney General opinion. Abbott hinted at possible felony charges for those accepting outside funds to avoid their $500-a-day absentee fines. He called it a potential violation of state bribery laws. Over 50 Texas Democrats left the state, intending to stop legislative proceedings. Their destination was Illinois, a…

The U.S. Supreme Court is considering taking on a significant case, Louisiana v. Callais, which challenges the use of race-based redistricting in congressional maps. This decision could have a major impact across the country, potentially leading to the redrawing of numerous House districts and altering the political landscape before the 2026 midterm elections. Just recently, the Court asked the U.S. Solicitor General to provide input on the case, a step that experts suggest indicates the Court’s serious interest in reviewing it. At the heart of the case is Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which allows for the race-conscious…

The United States Senate recently confirmed Brian Burch as the U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican in a 49-44 vote. This decision marks a significant moment for the Trump administration as it reinforces its commitment to strengthen ties with the Holy See. Burch, who has been an influential figure in Catholic circles, will now represent the U.S. government to Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope. Brian Burch is well-known for co-founding CatholicVote, an organization that encourages Catholics to engage actively in public and political life. His new role will be crucial in fostering relationships between the Catholic Church and the…

A Chicago Public Schools teacher, Jaron Woodsley, is currently embroiled in a federal child pornography case involving the app Telegram. Accusations against the 27-year-old allege he exchanged explicit material with a man from Colorado, as reported by ABC7. The FBI was already investigating the Colorado suspect, leading to Woodsley’s implication in this disturbing case. Woodsley, who also held a part-time position with the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra (CYSO), is said to have sent over ten videos of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and received six in return. The criminal complaint reveals a shocking conversation between Woodsley and the Colorado man…