Author: Karen Givens

President Donald Trump recently unveiled a major trade agreement with the European Union, marking another stride in his administration’s quest to reshape global trade to favor American interests. The deal, which includes over $1.3 trillion in U.S. energy purchases and investments, underscores Trump’s commitment to boosting the U.S. economy. As part of the agreement, the EU will buy an additional $750 billion in American energy exports by 2028. Furthermore, the European Union is set to invest $600 billion in the United States within the next three years, promoting growth and job creation. A significant aspect of the deal is the…

The recent Harvard-Harris survey indicates strong support for the Trump administration’s immigration policies, particularly concerning the deportation of criminal illegal aliens. A substantial 75 percent of Americans back the efforts to deport those who have committed crimes and are in the country illegally. This sentiment crosses party lines, with 93 percent of Republicans, 70 percent of independents, and even 59 percent of Democrats in agreement. Trump’s approach to border security also garners notable approval. Sixty percent of respondents support closing the southern border to curb illegal immigration. While Republicans and independents show significant backing, Democrats remain largely opposed, with 66…

President Donald Trump’s immigration policies continue to generate significant discussion and support across the United States. Despite the opposition from numerous Democrats and leftist activists, the American public seems to favor his approach to securing the borders and deporting illegal immigrants, particularly those who have committed crimes. According to a major poll cited by Breitbart, a substantial majority of Americans back these measures. The Harvard CAPS/HarrisX poll, which surveyed 2,044 registered voters from diverse backgrounds, found that Trump’s immigration policies enjoy a 50% approval rating. This marks the highest rating for any of Trump’s policies, underscoring the public’s concern over…

In a political landscape that often feels like it’s full of smoke and mirrors, Dan Bongino has emerged as a key figure in Donald Trump’s second-term administration. Known for his straightforward style, Bongino transitioned from being a talk radio host to taking on the role of Deputy Director of the FBI. His presence in the administration has sparked conversation and controversy alike. Rumors have circulated that Bongino might resign due to disagreements with Pam Bondi over the handling of the Epstein files. Sources indicate that Bongino felt let down by Bondi’s approach, particularly her apparent dismissal of the potential significance…

A federal court recently delivered a significant victory to Jessica Bates, an Oregon Christian mother, who faced rejection in her 2023 application to adopt foster children due to her religious convictions. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, allowed Bates to proceed with adopting siblings from foster care while her legal battle unfolds. The court also halted the state’s policy that required her to affirm LGBTQ+ identities, which conflicted with her faith. Judge Daniel Bress, appointed by President Donald Trump, articulated the court’s stance, emphasizing that “Oregon’s policy violates the First Amendment as applied…

The Trump administration has successfully negotiated an agreement with Mexico to tackle the longstanding Tijuana River sewage crisis. This agreement marks a significant milestone, with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin describing it as a “massive environmental and national security win.” The collaboration aims to stop the relentless flow of untreated sewage from Mexico into southern California. For years, San Diego beaches have faced closures due to the pollution originating from Tijuana, impacting the health of local residents. The problem stems primarily from outdated infrastructure and insufficient maintenance on the Mexican side. As populations in Tijuana have surged, the existing sewage treatment…

The Western world is navigating through significant economic hurdles, including a demographic decline that hampers growth, a welfare system draining future resources, and a regulatory framework that prioritizes redistribution over innovation. However, there’s a beacon of hope on the horizon: artificial intelligence. AI promises to boost economic productivity, provide a wealth of information, and solve complex problems faster than ever before. Marc Andreessen, a prominent investor, captures this optimism by stating, “We believe we are poised for an intelligence takeoff that will expand our capabilities to unimagined heights.” Andreessen’s enthusiasm isn’t unfounded; AI has already shown remarkable capabilities. It can…

In a move that stirred the political arena, district court judges in New Jersey decided against appointing Alina Habba as the permanent U.S. Attorney, despite her interim role. This decision prompted action from DOJ Attorney General Pam Bondi, who started the process to remove Desiree Grace, the judges’ choice for the position. The timing was crucial, as Habba’s 120-day interim term was nearing its end. Pam Bondi didn’t hold back her criticism, highlighting on social media that the Department of Justice wouldn’t stand for what she described as “rogue judges” interfering with presidential powers. She specifically called out the judges…

On Tuesday, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina made headlines with his decision not to back Paul Ingrassia for the Office of Special Counsel. This announcement comes just ahead of the scheduled vote on Thursday, raising eyebrows among conservatives who value Ingrassia’s credentials. Tillis, who recently declared he won’t seek reelection in 2026, seems to be aligning himself away from the core Republican base. Tillis’s refusal to support Ingrassia is viewed by many as a typical move by a Republican In Name Only (RINO). His stance has disappointed those who see Ingrassia as a highly qualified candidate. The senator’s reasoning,…

Sam Haskell IV, son of a prominent Hollywood producer, tragically ended his life while detained in a Los Angeles jail. He was awaiting trial, facing serious accusations of murdering his wife and in-laws on November 6, 2023, crimes to which he had pleaded not guilty. The Los Angeles Medical Examiner ruled his death a suicide, resulting from “incised wounds to bilateral upper extremities.” Authorities discovered Haskell deceased in his cell on July 12. Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman had announced intentions to present new evidence against Haskell, including details of an alleged affair with a 27-year-old woman. Among the…