Author: Chelsea Betonie

Newly released undercover footage appears to show a Democrat operative in Georgia describing events and methods that allegedly helped Democrats gain an edge in the 2020 election, sparking renewed debate over election integrity. The video, posted by conservative commentator Stephen Crowder on X (formerly known as Twitter), features Joel Caldwell, Operations Director for the Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda, discussing tactics used in Atlanta during the election. Caldwell’s statements address issues surrounding a burst water pipe at the State Farm Arena, ballot harvesting, and strategies to increase Democratic vote counts in heavily Democratic areas. One of the more controversial…

Reports have surfaced alleging that President Joe Biden has harshly criticized Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign for the presidency, reportedly calling it “dead and buried” in private conversations. According to sources close to the administration, Biden has been openly frustrated with Harris’s efforts, with insiders claiming he even referred to her campaign as “stupid” and “lazy.” These remarks come amid a contentious political atmosphere, in which Biden is reportedly at odds with some influential figures within his own party, including former President Barack Obama, whom he allegedly blames for sidelining him in favor of Harris. Human Events editor Jack Posobiec…

In a significant shift from the usual Republican trend of voting on Election Day, new data shows that Republican turnout in early voting is leading in three crucial swing states. Former President Trump has urged supporters to vote early this election, encouraging a proactive approach to ensure a strong showing in battleground states. Historically, Republicans have leaned towards casting their votes on Election Day rather than during early voting. However, with Trump’s encouragement, many Republican voters seem to have embraced the opportunity to vote early this year, hoping to secure an advantage in the tight races across these states. In…

In fiscal year 2024, more than half a million illegal border crossings were reported in California, according to recent data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Specifically, CBP recorded approximately 525,000 illegal entries into California, a figure that does not include individuals who crossed the border undetected, known as “gotaways.” This number also excludes those permitted entry under the Biden-Harris administration’s various parole programs, which critics argue have significantly affected the state’s already strained border system. California, though it has the smallest international border with Mexico of the four U.S. states along the southwest border, has nonetheless seen an…

In a fiery appearance on CNN, Ohio Senator J.D. Vance clashed with host Jake Tapper, delivering a staunch defense of former President Donald Trump and pushing back against Tapper’s criticisms. The interview quickly escalated into a sparring match as Tapper pressed Vance on recent allegations against Trump made by former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, who accused Trump of exhibiting authoritarian tendencies. Vance, however, wasn’t having it and used the opportunity to refute what he called a “dishonest media narrative” aimed at discrediting Trump’s legacy. Tapper started the interview by questioning Vance on statements made by Kelly, who…

Gun rights advocates are now mounting a significant challenge to longstanding restrictions that classify U.S. post offices as gun-free zones. The Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) have filed a motion for summary judgment in federal court, contending that prohibiting licensed gun carriers from possessing firearms on postal property infringes on Second Amendment rights. In their 22-page brief, SAF and its partners argue that the tradition of prohibiting firearms in post offices doesn’t align with historical norms or the intent of the Founding Fathers. The brief states, “The Founders did not bar carriage of firearms in…

In the years since Burlington, Vermont, voted to reduce its police force, the city has faced mounting challenges in addressing crime, homelessness, and drug-related issues. Now, local officials are questioning the decision, with many residents feeling the effects of diminished law enforcement presence. Burlington, a city that has long embraced progressive politics and was once a stepping stone for Sen. Bernie Sanders, joined other cities in 2020 in reducing its police force amid widespread protests following the death of George Floyd. In a bid to redirect funds away from policing, the Burlington City Council voted to reduce its police numbers…

Under the Biden-Harris administration, close to a million illegal immigrants have been allowed to stay in the United States indefinitely due to a backlog of cases, case dismissals, and procedural oversights, according to a new report from the House Judiciary Committee. Critics say this development resembles a “quiet amnesty,” enabling individuals to remain in the country without facing deportation. The report claims that the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have coordinated efforts allowing immigrants to stay without final rulings on their cases. Since President Joe Biden took office, immigration judges have struggled to manage…

In a recent interview, former President Donald Trump pledged that, if re-elected, one of his first acts would be to “fire” Special Counsel Jack Smith, the prosecutor behind the federal indictments against him. Trump’s comments, made during a discussion with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, underscore his ongoing grievances with Smith, whom he has accused of partisanship and dishonesty. Trump’s criticisms center on Smith’s handling of two high-profile cases, which Trump believes were politically motivated attacks designed to weaken his 2024 presidential run. Since being appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland, Smith has led two investigations into Trump’s actions—the handling…

New polling data shows a remarkable shift in Virginia, with former President Donald Trump closing the gap against Kamala Harris, putting the state back in play for Republicans. Traditionally leaning blue, Virginia’s current deadlock reveals a change in voter sentiments, challenging the Democratic stronghold. Harris, initially leading by a comfortable margin, now faces unexpected challenges as Trump’s campaign intensifies its focus on the state. Analysts attribute the shift to a combination of economic concerns and voter dissatisfaction with current Democratic policies, highlighting the competitiveness of this race. Economic stability has become a primary concern among Virginia voters, with inflation and…