Author: Karen Givens

Washington, D.C.’s Attorney General Brian Schwalb is facing criticism after an alleged attack on a government employee, Edward Coristine, known as “Big Balls.” Schwalb, who assumed office in 2023, has been under scrutiny for his approach to juvenile crime and misdemeanors. The majority of adult criminal cases in D.C. are typically handled by the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Critics argue that Schwalb’s policies, such as downgrading felonies to misdemeanors, have contributed to rising crime rates. His focus on addressing “racial inequity” has led to the reduction or dismissal of charges in many juvenile cases. This approach has sparked debate about its…

The Supreme Court’s decision to ban racial preferences in educational admissions has raised eyebrows, especially when some schools appear to be sidestepping this ruling. Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas have been vocal about their concerns, questioning why the court isn’t stepping in when high-demand schools like those in Boston seem to be ignoring the ruling. The situation is reminiscent of a similar case in Virginia that the court also chose not to review. In Boston, there’s a new lawsuit in play, brought by the Boston Parent Coalition for Academic Excellence. Parents of white and Asian-American students, who feel their…

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, the once-celebrated rap mogul, now finds himself in a precarious legal situation. Convicted on charges related to the transportation for prostitution, his legal team is working tirelessly to secure a presidential pardon. With his sentencing imminent, the defense team is leaving no stone unturned. Denied bail by Judge Arun Subramanian due to past admissions of violence, Diddy remains in the confines of MDC Brooklyn. His team is now seeking intervention from higher authorities, hoping for a favorable outcome. Attorney Nicole Westmoreland has confirmed ongoing efforts to engage the Trump administration for a pardon. In a statement, Westmoreland…

Democrat Representative Jasmine Crockett took to the stage in Arizona, making headlines with her strong words against President Trump. During a “Won’t Back Down Tour” event in Phoenix, Crockett didn’t hold back, referring to Trump as a “piece of sh*t,” a move that stirred the crowd. Her comments were part of a broader critique of the Supreme Court and Republican lawmakers. Crockett’s speech criticized the highest court in the land, claiming it has enabled Trump’s actions. She accused both House and Senate Republicans of complicity in what she sees as a failure of democracy. According to Crockett, the Supreme Court…

Sydney Sweeney, a name that’s been buzzing in the entertainment world, has found herself in the political spotlight as well. A reporter recently revealed that the actress is a registered Republican, drawing a reaction from former President Donald Trump. Trump, always known for his candid remarks, expressed delight upon hearing this news, humorously noting the surprising number of Republicans in Hollywood. Trump’s remarks came during a media interaction before he boarded Air Force One in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The former president seemed genuinely pleased with the idea of Sweeney’s political affiliation. “If Sydney Sweeney is a registered Republican, I think her…

The recent developments in Louisiana have sparked significant attention as the state’s congressional map faces scrutiny. The redrawing of the electoral map, which initially pleased some on the left, is now under review by the Supreme Court. This review could potentially lead to unexpected challenges for Democrats who celebrated the changes. At the heart of the matter is the decision to establish two majority African American congressional districts in Louisiana. This decision followed a lower court’s ruling that the previous map, which had only one such district, violated Section 2 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The court found that…

A female police officer in Texas is currently facing scrutiny after a TikTok video she posted went viral. In the video, the officer humorously remarked about issuing traffic tickets due to a lack of romantic activity the previous night. This incident has sparked discussions about professionalism, especially since her name, clearly visible in the video, links her to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. While she did attempt to obscure parts of her uniform in the video, the lack of anonymity led to public identification. The video, shared by KRIV-TV, captures the officer writing tickets with a caption that read, “Din’t…

The Pentagon has confirmed that the National Guard has wrapped up its mission in Los Angeles. More than 1,300 troops were pulled out after they were sent in June to help restore order in the city. This all kicked off when President Trump, on June 7, decided to send in the troops following violent anti-ICE protests. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass found herself in hot water during this period. She was on a trip to Ghana at the time, which didn’t sit well with many. Critics pointed out that she left town even though there were fire weather warnings in…

Barack Obama might be on the verge of facing the consequences of a plan he was involved in. Investigative journalist John Solomon recently discussed on Steve Bannon’s show that while Obama might not be formally charged in the Russiagate scandal, the growing declassified evidence suggests otherwise. Contrary to some beliefs, the Supreme Court has clarified that presidents do not enjoy blanket immunity, stating, “The President enjoys no immunity for his unofficial acts, and not everything the President does is official.” Despite this, Solomon argues that Obama might avoid charges but is still not entirely in the clear legally. On Real…

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem has inked a deal with Chile’s ministers to further integrate Chile into the Biometric Identification Transnational Migration Alert Program (BITMAP). This collaboration aims at improving information exchange between the United States and Chile, particularly in tracking hardened criminals trying to enter the U.S. The move is crucial not only to tackle Chilean theft rings in the U.S. but also to block Venezuelans, associated with the Tren de Aragua gang, from accessing North America. The agreement is a step forward in securing the Western Hemisphere. Noem emphasized, “America, Chile, and the entire Western Hemisphere will…