Author: Chelsea Betonie

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Theodis Daniel, a disabled veteran and a proud father of three, is throwing his hat in the ring for Texas’ 18th congressional district in the special election. This election is set for November 4, 2025, and Daniel is making waves by stating clearly, “I’m not a politician.” His campaign is focused on representing everyday Texans, emphasizing his desire to make a real difference in his community. In Daniel’s own words, he’s just a regular guy trying to make ends meet. He doesn’t have six-figure deals; instead, he’s a single dad juggling the responsibilities that come with raising three kids. As…

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is making waves by attempting to hold Beto O’Rourke accountable for allegedly defying a court order. Paxton has filed an Emergency Motion for Contempt, seeking to have O’Rourke arrested for his reported actions. He wants the court to impose fines and even jail time until O’Rourke complies with the order. In early August, Paxton secured a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) that aimed to stop O’Rourke and his group, Powered by People, from using ActBlue to gather funds. These funds were reportedly for the personal expenses of Texas Democratic lawmakers who had left the state to…

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Senator Rick Scott from Florida is taking action to protect America’s power system. He introduced a bill called the PROTECT the Grid Act, which aims to investigate how certain internet-connected devices could pose risks to the U.S. electric grid. The bill focuses on devices controlled by foreign adversaries, particularly the Chinese Communist Party. The legislation mandates that the Department of Commerce, along with other federal officials, submits a report to Congress within 270 days. This report will assess the risks posed by high-wattage Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices. These devices include smart ovens, laundry machines, electric vehicle chargers, and other appliances consuming…

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A tragic incident unfolded at a Bronx playground where a 14-year-old boy, Angel Mendoza, was brutally attacked by a group of teenagers. Authorities have described this horrific event as a case of mistaken identity. Shockingly, while this brutal assault took place, at least one witness chose to film the incident on a cell phone rather than calling for help. The attack occurred at the Williamsbridge Oval Playground in Norwood. Angel, a ninth-grader, faced a mob that descended upon him with violence. According to reports, he was “pistol-whipped, beaten and repeatedly knifed,” a grim detail shared by the New York Post.…

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The ongoing situation at the U.S. border under President Joe Biden’s administration has severely impacted the effectiveness and safety of ICE agents. This has been compounded by the narratives pushed by left-wing media and Democratic politicians, which some argue have diminished common sense. A recent incident in Colorado Springs, Colorado, highlighted these challenges when Jose Mendez-Chavez, a 31-year-old illegal alien from Mexico, allegedly attempted to run over ICE agents during an operation to locate illegal immigrants. Mendez-Chavez has a long criminal history and has been deported six times. His record includes illegal reentry, domestic violence, and child abuse, yet he…

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A hero from World War II, missing for nearly 80 years, is finally coming home. The remains of 1st Lt. Henry J. Carlin, a navigator from Philadelphia, have been identified and will be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. His journey back to U.S. soil has been long and complex, but it marks a significant moment of closure for his family and the nation. Lt. Carlin was navigating a B-25C “Mitchell” bomber during a mission on August 3, 1943, when tragedy struck. The aircraft, with a crew of six, crashed in Meiikila, Burma. According to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting…

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Microsoft recently announced a significant change in its operations, deciding to stop relying on engineers based in China for technical support concerning the Department of Defense’s cloud system. This decision aligns with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s directive for a thorough review of the Pentagon’s computing infrastructure. The goal is to guarantee that foreign engineers, particularly those from China and other countries, are not involved in maintaining these sensitive cloud systems. This shift by Microsoft indicates a heightened awareness of national security concerns, reflecting a more cautious approach to foreign involvement in critical U.S. defense technologies. By removing Chinese engineers from…

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An individual who has been presented on CNN as a medical expert, Chris Pernell, is raising eyebrows due to concerns about her actual medical practice. Despite being introduced as a doctor, reports from the Free Beacon suggest that Pernell has not actively practiced medicine since her residency. She has instead focused her career on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives within healthcare systems. Pernell recently made headlines after discussing President Donald Trump’s health conditions, specifically his chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), which the White House described as a common and benign issue. However, Pernell painted a more alarming picture of the…

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Attorney General Pam Bondi had to step back from her planned participation at the CPAC “Summit on Human Trafficking” due to a torn cornea. The event was set to feature Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Border Czar Tom Homan, focusing on the vital issue of human trafficking. Bondi expressed her disappointment, noting her absence from this critical discussion. In a statement, Acting Assistant Attorney General Matthew Galeotti conveyed Bondi’s regret, highlighting her desire to support efforts against human trafficking. The summit, hosted by CPAC and Kaleido, brought together influential figures to address the ongoing challenges and strategies to combat…

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In the current political landscape, a notable discussion emerges surrounding the potential for granting Ghislaine Maxwell congressional immunity to testify. This perspective, championed by certain conservative voices, suggests that providing immunity could unearth critical information regarding the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Such an approach aims to hold accountable those who engaged in misconduct, reflecting a dedication to justice and transparency. Supporters of this idea emphasize the importance of Maxwell’s testimony in revealing the extent of Epstein’s network. They argue that immunity could compel Maxwell to divulge information that would otherwise remain hidden, potentially implicating high-profile individuals. The notion is that the…

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