Author: Brittany Mays

DHS Reports Nearly 480,000 Arrests, 70% with Criminal Records President Donald Trump ran on a pledge to carry out widespread removals of illegal aliens, and the new administration says it’s moving aggressively to keep that promise. Officials point to a large number of arrests as evidence that enforcement is back at scale. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem just announced that, since the new administration began in January, nearly half a million illegal aliens have been apprehended by federal agents. That figure is being presented as a baseline for tougher, broader enforcement going forward. Officials also push back against the narrative…

Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to consider disqualifying James Comey’s lead attorney before the case even reaches a jury. The move centers on allegations that the lawyer’s ties to a 2017 memo leak create a conflict that could undermine Comey’s defense. Comey faces two criminal counts stemming from his 2020 Senate testimony: making false statements and obstruction of justice. Those charges, brought by a grand jury in September 2025, set a trial date for early January 2026 in Alexandria, Virginia. The controversy traces back to 2017, when memos attributed to Comey were disclosed to the press and sparked debates…

Enforcement Isn’t the Problem — Lawlessness Is “Don’t blame the enforcement of the law; blame the Democrat lawlessness that made enforcement necessary.” This is the core point many conservatives make when police step in to fix problems that political leaders created or ignored, and it deserves straightforward attention. When enforcement becomes the visible discomfort, people forget the policies that led us there. For years a mix of soft-on-crime policies, reduced prosecutorial priorities, and sanctuary city practices weakened deterrence and encouraged repeat offenders. Those choices were political, not accidental, and they shifted the burden to frontline officers who still show up…

Why John Brennan’s Dismissal of CIA Ties to the Steele Dossier Doesn’t Hold Up ‘Brennan’s assertion that the CIA was not ‘involved at all’ with the Steele dossier cannot be reconciled with the facts.’ That claim keeps getting floated even though questions about agency contacts, briefings, and leads were never fully answered. From a conservative perspective, we demand clear, consistent explanations when national intelligence interacts with politically charged material. Public reports and timelines show multiple touchpoints between the dossier and intelligence actors, which makes a blanket denial implausible. It’s not about partisan scorekeeping, it’s about the integrity of the intelligence…

Earlier this year, Education Secretary Linda McMahon extended many of America’s most prestigious universities the opportunity to sign her “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.” Although the deal offered extra funding in exchange for more political freedom and an end to racial discrimination, many institutions have rejected it.  Six colleges have rejected offer That’s according to Breitbart, which reported that Dartmouth College and the University of Virginia (UVA) became the latest universities to do so. Similar rejections have already been registered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Brown University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Southern…

The Defense Department and the DEA recently held a significant intelligence-sharing event with Mexican security forces in Texas. This effort highlights the Trump administration’s ongoing commitment to tackling the drug cartels notorious for trafficking illegal drugs and people, including many vulnerable women and minors, across the southern border. Sources from within the U.S. defense establishment, who preferred to remain anonymous, confirmed these efforts took place just across the Rio Grande in western Texas. A senior defense official emphasized the unprecedented level of cooperation among various agencies to fulfill President Trump’s goal of halting the deadly drug flow that claims countless…

The decline in prices is a clear indication of the increased supply, even as Hamas’s attempts to hoard aid have been reportedly thwarted. It’s been noted that around 88% of United Nations trucks carrying aid are looted, yet the supply surge seems to have outpaced these efforts. The situation has highlighted the resilience and effectiveness of alternative aid systems that bypass traditional channels. Hamas has tried to stir international concern by circulating images of Palestinian children purportedly on the brink of starvation. However, many of these children, showcased by global media outlets, were later diagnosed with various other health issues,…

A dramatic scene unfolded in Wilmington, North Carolina, when a car crashed into the gas line of a veterinary clinic, leading to a significant explosion. The Eastern Carolina Veterinary Medical Center on New Centre Drive became the focus of attention as flames engulfed the area. Thankfully, the building was empty at the time, preventing any loss of life within the clinic. Local news outlet WWAY provided coverage, noting that the driver responsible for the crash attempted to flee but was later apprehended. Authorities observed signs of impairment in the driver, who is now in custody. The incident highlighted concerns about…

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has launched a new website to help families concerned about synthetic food dyes. This effort aligns with the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) initiative to eliminate six petroleum-based dyes by 2026. The dyes in question include FD&C Green No. 3, FD&C Red No. 40, and FD&C Yellow No. 5, among others. Several major companies have pledged to replace these petrochemical dyes with natural alternatives. Among these are popular brands like Mars, Inc., McCormick & Company, Inc., and Pepsi Co. Inc. This move is seen as a positive step towards healthier food options…

Jasveen Sangha, who gained notoriety as the “Ketamine Queen,” has decided to plead guilty to several charges linked to the tragic death of actor Matthew Perry. The charges include maintaining a drug-involved premises and distributing ketamine, which resulted in death or serious injury. Sangha, 42, might face a hefty prison sentence of up to 45 years, as stated by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California. The formal plea is expected to be finalized in the coming weeks. Authorities have revealed that Sangha, who holds citizenship in both the U.S. and the U.K., was running her drug…