Author: Karen Givens

The United States is once again poised to reclaim its position as the world’s leading energy superpower, thanks to a bold new policy from the Department of the Interior (DOI) that echoes President Donald J. Trump’s America First energy vision. In a strategic move that dismantles layers of unnecessary bureaucracy, the DOI has initiated a transformative overhaul of how public lands are leased for oil and gas development—a move aimed squarely at fueling American prosperity, job growth, and energy independence. Under this new directive, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will dramatically shorten the oil and gas lease review timeline…

One of the IRS employees who blew the whistle on the Hunter Biden scandal has been abruptly removed from his role as acting IRS commissioner. The New York Post highlights that Gary Shapley’s removal came just days after his appointment to the position. The big mystery revolves around what prompted such a swift decision. The exact reasons remain somewhat unclear, but Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent likely holds the answers, as he is the one who made the replacement. Shapley’s time in the role was notably brief. Just The News offers some context on the unfolding situation. According to the outlet,…

The tragic story of Austin Metcalf, a high school track star from Frisco, Texas, took another turn when his father, Jeff Metcalf, found himself the target of a swatting incident. This unsettling event unfolded following a chaotic press conference led by an activist group supporting Karmelo Anthony, the teenager charged with Austin’s murder. The incident highlights the distressing lengths some will go to in order to intimidate and silence others. Swatting, a dangerous prank where false reports are made to emergency services, has become a troubling tactic against public figures and political adversaries. The Frisco Police Department responded to what…

The double standard in American politics is glaring as courts wield their influence over the Trump administration’s strategies, seemingly to the advantage of Democrats and the illegal immigrants they hope will bolster their voter base. In a recent ruling, Boston-based U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, an appointee of former President Barack Obama, challenged President Donald Trump’s efforts. She decreed that the administration could not deport Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans participating in a parole program initiated by President Joe Biden. Biden’s program allowed half a million migrants into the U.S. for two years, provided they had a legal U.S. citizen…

President Trump has taken decisive action by signing a series of executive orders, with a significant focus on tackling the misuse of Social Security benefits by illegal aliens. The aim is to ensure that these benefits are reserved for those who are truly eligible, aligning with the administration’s commitment to safeguarding taxpayer funds. This move comes in the wake of revelations from Antonio Gracias, a prominent figure at Valor Equity Partners, who highlighted the alarming access of illegal aliens to government benefits, even pointing out instances where they have been able to vote. Gracias’s investigation uncovered startling data, revealing that…

In an unsettling example of bureaucratic overreach, a U.S. Navy veteran and his wife found themselves in the crosshairs of a government agency that has seemingly lost touch with the values of justice and family. Child Protective Services, accompanied by armed deputies, stormed their Virginia home, seizing their one-month-old daughter without a warrant, due process, or even a criminal charge. This alarming incident did not unfold in a distant authoritarian regime, but right here in America. Farzin Yazdani, a Navy veteran, engineer, and family man, is the latest individual caught in the snares of a family court system seemingly influenced…

The unfolding drama around the Russia-Trump Collusion Hoax is capturing attention once again as President Donald Trump declassifies critical intelligence documents. Recent revelations from Just the News highlight a noteworthy discovery about previous reports on the matter. In particular, a former National Security Agency director reportedly informed FBI agents that a significant Washington Post story on the alleged collusion was inaccurate. In an unexpected twist, this Washington Post article, published in May 2017, won a Pulitzer Prize. The piece, titled “Trump asked intelligence chiefs to push back against FBI collusion probe after Comey revealed its existence,” has now come under…

Stefan Halper, a figure once shrouded in mystery, has emerged prominently in newly released documents linked to the Crossfire Hurricane investigation. These documents, 700 pages in total, were handed over to Congress and then to Just the News, offering a deeper look at the controversial probe. John Solomon, an investigative journalist known for his work on Just the News, disclosed these findings on Real America’s Voice, emphasizing Halper’s role and the substantial taxpayer dollars involved. The Crossfire Hurricane documents, intended for release by President Trump in January 2021, were initially withheld by the FBI. It was only after legal battles…

The Trump administration is making headlines with its recent developments concerning the Panama Canal, a vital international waterway. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has made a significant announcement about the U.S. military’s access to the canal, which marks a notable victory for the Department of Defense. This announcement follows Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s unsuccessful negotiations with Panama regarding free passage for U.S. warships. Panama initially rejected the proposal, refusing to allow American ships toll-free passage through the canal. However, Hegseth’s recent success has changed the landscape, securing a favorable outcome for the United States. President Donald Trump is likely pleased…

The North Carolina Supreme Court has put a hold on an earlier decision from the state appeals court regarding the verification of 65,000 ballots that were flagged as questionable. These ballots were cast by voters with incomplete registration details, missing photo identification, or by individuals who reportedly never resided in North Carolina. This legal tug-of-war has seen the case bouncing between state and federal courts. Judges John Tyson and Fred Gore, both Republicans, authored the decision to question these ballots, while Judge Tobias Hampson, a Democrat, dissented. The court mandated election officials in all 100 counties of the state to…