Author: Chelsea Betonie

The Trump administration has taken a bold step, directing federal agencies to sever ties with Harvard University. This move is part of a broader campaign to hold elite educational institutions accountable for what the administration views as antisemitism and racial discrimination. The U.S. General Services Administration has instructed agencies to cancel contracts with Harvard and seek new vendors. President Trump has also suggested redirecting the $3 billion in frozen federal funds from Harvard to support trade schools. A memo obtained by The New York Post reveals that approximately $100 million in federal contracts remain active with Harvard. Agencies have been…

We all can recall the shock of that July day in 2024 when news broke that Donald Trump had been shot. Questions have swirled around the lack of communication between local law enforcement and federal agencies like the Secret Service. Yet, the media has been strangely quiet on the topic of Thomas Crooks, the man behind the assassination attempt. Recently, reports have come out revealing that Crooks was allegedly working on “designing a bomb” for months before the incident. He ordered various components through the mail, including two gallons of a substance known as nitromethane. In January 2024, he even…

Last month, the arrest of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan sent shockwaves through the legal and political landscape, highlighting a growing crisis in the American judicial system—activist judges putting politics above the rule of law. Federal authorities apprehended Dugan on serious charges, alleging she aided and abetted an illegal immigrant in evading federal immigration enforcement right outside her own courtroom. This incident has ignited an urgent national debate about judicial accountability, illegal immigration, and the dangerous resistance to President Donald J. Trump’s America First immigration policies. Judge Dugan, a left-leaning state judge with a history of progressive sympathies, was presiding over…

In yet another example of how activist judges and left-wing bureaucrats are obstructing meaningful government reform, the Trump administration is locked in a high-stakes legal battle over its effort to modernize and streamline the federal bureaucracy. At the heart of this case is the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a Trump-era initiative designed to root out waste, fraud, and abuse—particularly in bloated federal agencies like the Social Security Administration (SSA). But as expected, liberal courts are standing in the way of transparency and accountability. The controversy centers on Executive Order 14158, issued by President Donald J. Trump on January 20,…

A new book set to release next week sheds light on President Joe Biden’s deteriorating physical health, revealing discussions about potentially using a wheelchair for him in early 2024. Written by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, “Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again” unveils that Biden’s physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connell, warned that another fall could necessitate a wheelchair for a challenging recovery. Despite Biden’s condition, the White House was cautious about publicly revealing his true state until after the election. Following a stumble over a sandbag at the Air Force Academy in June…

New York Attorney General Letitia James is under scrutiny following allegations of fraud as President Donald Trump’s administration launches an investigation. James, known for her outspoken criticism of Trump, claims that the former president is retaliating against her with surveillance tactics. This assertion was made during a rally at the National Action Network in Harlem on May 3. At the event, James expressed her belief that Trump is targeting her personally. “And it’s this bias of low expectations,” she stated, implying a gender-based bias in the political arena. James emphasized her resilience by asserting, “I stand before you as someone…

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) recently took a significant step by canceling about half a million “unneeded” credit cards used by federal agencies. Over the past 10 weeks, DOGE expanded its audit program to 32 federal agencies to identify and deactivate these cards. Elon Musk, who leads DOGE and is a notable tech billionaire, announced that more than 500,000 agency credit cards were deactivated, out of the approximately 4.6 million active accounts used by the government. DOGE shared a screenshot of a spreadsheet listing the canceled cards, which came from various departments like the Office of Personnel Management, General…

Just The News Georgia’s Governor Brian Kemp took a firm stand last Thursday by signing a bill that prevents state funds from being used for transgender care for inmates. Kemp emphasized his stance by stating, “Taxpayer dollars should not be used for procedures like this,” during a signing event at the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth. The move comes amidst legal challenges, with two inmates suing the state over transgender treatments. One of the lawsuits involves Ronnie Fuller, an inmate at Pulaski State Prison, who is seeking state-funded payment for a mastectomy. Fuller, who is biologically female but…

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials recently captured Raul Ical, a 29-year-old wanted for entering the country illegally. He tried to evade arrest by climbing a tree and hid there for eight hours before authorities convinced him to come down. Ical, originally from Guatemala, had previously been removed from the U.S. in 2013 but returned illegally. During a traffic stop, federal agents and state troopers found Ical as a passenger in a car. He dashed away when they attempted to arrest him, choosing the high ground by scrambling onto a roof and then into a tree. “I got to give it…

Judge Jefferson Griffin, a Republican, decided to concede the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court race to Democratic incumbent Judge Allison Riggs. This came after months of legal battles over the election results, with a federal judge finally ordering the state’s Board of Elections to certify Riggs as the winner. Griffin, who serves on the North Carolina Court of Appeals, made his concession public just two days after the court’s decision, acknowledging he disagreed with the analysis but respected the court’s ruling. Griffin stated, “While I do not fully agree with the District Court’s analysis, I respect the court’s holding –…