Author: David Gregoire

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives is gearing up to vote on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, H.R. 22. This legislation, spearheaded by Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) and supported by nearly 60 Republican lawmakers, aims to address the pressing issue of noncitizen voting in federal elections. The bill is a response to what many conservatives see as a threat to election integrity, exacerbated by Democratic policies favoring open borders and a weakened voting system. The SAVE Act targets loopholes in the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, which currently allows noncitizens to find their way onto voter rolls. By…

A potential disaster was narrowly averted on Friday when a Delta Air Lines flight and a U.S. Air Force jet came alarmingly close to colliding midair. This incident unfolded near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, eerily close to a similar January tragedy involving a commercial jet and a military helicopter. The aircraft involved were an Airbus A319 and an Air Force T-38 jet, as noted by NBC News. The tense moment was captured by a flight radar website, which showed the two aircraft converging, marked in yellow. Just moments after, the planes managed to avoid a crash, passing each other…

FBI whistleblowers are stepping into the spotlight, seeking justice and a fresh look at their cases under the leadership of Kash Patel. This group of whistleblowers, including Garret O’Boyle, Marcus Allen, Stephen Friend, and others, allege they faced retaliation for exposing misconduct within the bureau. They’ve been locked in legal battles, arguing that their security clearances were unjustly removed, which impacted their careers and livelihoods. Marcus Allen, a former FBI staff operations specialist, found himself in hot water for questioning the truthfulness of Director Wray’s testimony to Congress. This, along with his political beliefs and concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine,…

President Donald Trump’s administration has taken a decisive step by pausing certain green card applications, including those of refugees brought to the United States under former President Joe Biden. This move aims to enhance the screening and vetting process to identify potential fraud, public safety, or national security threats. “To better identify fraud, public safety, or national security concerns, USCIS is placing a temporary pause on finalizing certain Adjustment of Status applications pending the completion of additional screening and vetting,” a USCIS spokesperson explained to Breitbart News. The directive aligns with Executive Order 14161, which focuses on protecting the United…

A civilian pilot’s quick thinking and the efforts of authorities led to the rescue of a man and two children who spent a harrowing night stranded on the wing of their downed plane in Alaska. The Piper PA-12 Super Cruiser, which took off from Soldotna Airport, failed to arrive at its destination, prompting a search by Alaskan authorities. Despite the urgency, initial efforts were hampered as the wreckage didn’t emit an emergency signal. The Alaska National Guard, working diligently, traced a cellphone ping that suggested the aircraft’s location was near the Kenai Mountains and Tustumena Lake. It was Terry Godes,…

Jasmine Crockett has once again found herself at the center of controversy, displaying a penchant for making headlines with her unfiltered remarks. The Texas congresswoman, known for her outspoken nature, recently targeted Governor Greg Abbott in a derogatory manner. During a human rights event, she mockingly referred to him as “Governor Hot Wheels,” an insensitive jab at his paraplegic condition following a tragic accident in his twenties. Despite the backlash, Crockett remains unrepentant, offering a feeble attempt at clarification under pressure from her advisors. Her actions have prompted discussions within Congress, with a resolution to censure her being introduced. However,…

The Trump Department of Justice recently decided to draw a line in the sand regarding the disclosure of information about deportation flights. The DOJ has invoked the State Secrets Privilege, signaling to Judge James Boasberg that no more details will be shared concerning these flights. Judge Boasberg, appointed during the Obama administration, has been challenging the Trump administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan criminals. Judge Boasberg has expressed concern over President Trump’s application of the Alien Enemies Act, labeling it “incredibly troublesome and problematic.” He has warned the administration of potential consequences should they defy his…

President Donald Trump has decided to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 500,000 non-citizens. This change impacts people who were granted TPS, which allowed them legal residency, work permits, and a path to citizenship after crises in their home countries. The move is part of a broader effort to strip TPS from foreign nationals from countries like Haiti and Venezuela. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has confirmed the end of categorical parole programs for inadmissible aliens from Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua. These programs, which were expanded during the Biden-Harris Administration, allowed large numbers of foreign nationals to…

A radical group that previously stirred up chaos in Philadelphia during the 2020 “Summer of Rage” is now reportedly targeting Tesla vehicles across the U.S., according to federal authorities. This group, known as Philly Anti-Capitalist, has been publishing tips on its website to help attackers create more effective arson devices that are harder to trace. They specifically advise against using Molotov cocktails, suggesting alternative incendiary devices instead. Federal investigators have identified Tesla dealerships and charging stations as frequent targets of these politically motivated attacks. The escalation coincides with Elon Musk’s leadership at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under President…

New York’s highest court recently made waves by ruling against a controversial city law that would have let noncitizens vote in local elections. The decision, a 6-1 vote by the New York Court of Appeals, was a clear victory for Republicans who argued the state Constitution’s phrase “every citizen shall be entitled to vote” exclusively refers to U.S. citizens. Chief Judge Rowan Wilson emphasized in his opinion that the current Constitution firmly restricts voting rights to those who hold citizenship in the United States. Judge Jenny Rivera, the lone voice of dissent, argued that the state’s home rule law should…