Author: David Gregoire

Two Mexican nationals, both in the United States on nonimmigrant visas, were arrested in Colorado while carrying a massive load of ammunition. Caesar Ramon Martinez Solis, 41, and Humberto Ivan Amador Gavira, 24, were stopped during a traffic stop in Canon City. The authorities revealed that they were transporting 180,000 rounds of ammunition, violating state laws. The incident occurred on March 26, as detailed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado. Two detectives from Fremont County spotted a white Chevrolet van driving without dimming its headlights. Additionally, the van failed to signal when turning into a gas…

The DC Circuit recently decided to pause contempt proceedings against Trump-era officials who ordered the deportation of Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador. This move is pending further review, which has given some hope to those who believe justice should not be influenced by personal biases or political motivations. Judge James Boasberg seems to be a prime example of a liberal judge overstepping his boundaries. He attempted to reinterpret federal law, claiming jurisdiction in a case unrelated to his district. His actions ignored the requirement that deportation cases must first go through a habeas corpus appeal before reaching the federal…

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has been enjoying himself lately, taking jabs at Elon Musk and Tesla while rallying with disgruntled leftist supporters. It seems that one member of his administration has taken these sentiments to heart. A state government analyst was recently caught keying a Tesla while out walking his dog, leading to his arrest. The Daily Mail reports that Dylan Bryan Adams, a 33-year-old fiscal policy analyst for the State of Minnesota, was caught on camera allegedly vandalizing Teslas. Surveillance footage shows Adams allegedly dragging a key across the exteriors of several vehicles, stripping paint and causing significant damage.…

Judge Mary S. McElroy has once again put a halt to President Donald Trump’s plans, blocking his administration’s efforts to freeze grants from agencies like the EPA and the Department of Energy. Known for her history of Democratic activism, McElroy sided with environmental groups claiming the President’s actions were unlawful. She ruled that agencies do not possess limitless power to push a President’s agenda, nor can they indefinitely obstruct statutes passed by previous Congresses. The Trump administration argued that it retained the authority to pause funding to redirect resources toward more appropriate projects. They contended that the Rhode Island judge…

The case of Karmelo Anthony, the 17-year-old Texas teen accused of the senseless killing of high school athlete Austin Metcalf, continues to spark outrage and heartbreak. After a judge reduced Anthony’s bond from $1 million to $250,000, he was able to walk free and move into a luxury $900,000 rental home in the gated Richwoods community of Frisco, a jarring turn of events that many see as an insult to the memory of the young life that was lost. Neighbors quickly noticed changes at the Anthony residence, including a brand-new car with a fresh paper tag parked in the driveway.…

A recent report from the America First Policy Institute has uncovered the shocking involvement of foreign funds in U.S. ballot initiatives, with the Sixteen Thirty Fund at the center of this controversy. This organization, known for its alignment with progressive causes, has been accused of channeling foreign money into American state ballot measures. These initiatives often touch on contentious issues like abortion, election laws, and drug policy, raising questions about the extent of foreign influence on U.S. domestic affairs. In 2021, a decision by the Federal Elections Commission allowed foreign nationals to fund U.S. ballot initiatives, sparking concerns about external…

Kyren Lacy, the former LSU wide receiver, has tragically passed away in Houston at just 24, leaving many in shock. He was due to appear before a grand jury for a fatal car crash in Louisiana, making his death even more poignant. His attorney confirmed the unfortunate news, leaving everyone wondering about the circumstances. The cause of Lacy’s death hasn’t been officially disclosed yet. However, reports suggest that it might have been a suicide. Such news has sent ripples through the community, as many remember him as a rising star on the football field. Houston police have kept details close…

A federal watchdog has dug up nearly $400 million in fraudulent unemployment payments since 2020. Most of this fraud has been traced back to California, New York, and Massachusetts, states led by Democrats. From the total, $305 million came from these three states, as reported by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). What’s even more alarming is that California alone was responsible for a whopping 68% of unemployment benefits given to parolees with questionable records during the Biden administration. This revelation was highlighted by Ned Ryun, who pointed out the motivations behind these fraudulent acts in Democrat-run states. “305 million…

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has taken steps to streamline its operations under the Trump administration’s commitment to reducing government bloat. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem sent a memo to the department’s employees, outlining plans for a voluntary workforce transition. The memo offers three options for staff considering an early departure: deferred resignation, early retirement, or a buyout. In the memo, Noem emphasized that the American people deserve a government that truly works for them. The options provided aim to offer flexibility for employees contemplating retirement or new career paths while maintaining the department’s operational readiness. The deferred resignation option…

Elon Musk has sparked a public disagreement with Trump economic adviser Peter Navarro over the implementation of reciprocal tariffs. Musk, who leads the Department of Government Efficiency, criticized Navarro’s approach, calling him a “moron” and “dumber than a sack of bricks.” This confrontation highlights the tensions within the Trump administration regarding trade policies. Musk’s criticism of Navarro began on X, where he questioned the value of Navarro’s Harvard economics degree. He argued that such credentials might inflate one’s ego beyond their actual capabilities. These comments come amidst Tesla’s financial struggles, with the company’s stock having lost significant value this year.…