Author: Karen Givens

Country singer Conner Smith found himself in a challenging situation after a tragic incident in Nashville. He was cited for a misdemeanor following a crash that claimed the life of a 77-year-old woman. Smith’s Chevrolet Silverado struck Dorothy Dobbins in a crosswalk, leading to her death. Despite the unfortunate event, Smith dodged felony charges. The authorities decided on a misdemeanor citation for failing to yield. This decision has sparked conversations about pedestrian safety and Smith’s responsibility in the accident. Smith’s legal representative, Worrick G. Robinson IV, expressed his client’s gratitude towards the Nashville Metropolitan Police Department. He stated that Smith…

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has prioritized cracking down on foreign gang members since her confirmation. This focus was highlighted when DHS announced the capture of an alleged MS-13 leader. The individual is on El Salvador’s “Top 100 Most Wanted” list. The suspect was apprehended in Nebraska and is accused of multiple heinous crimes. These include the aggravated homicide of five victims and affiliations with a terrorist organization. Mark Zito, ICE Homeland Security Investigations special agent in charge of Kansas City, praised the arrest. Zito emphasized the gravity of the threat these individuals pose to American communities. “These…

ICE agents wear masks for a crucial reason: protection. Radical elements on the left have consistently threatened to expose their identities and harm them and their families. Despite these threats, Democrats and their media allies continue to push for ICE agents to reveal their identities during arrests. Democrats don’t demand that members of Antifa unmask during their activities. They also don’t insist that radicals on college campuses protesting Israel reveal their identities. And when it comes to voting, they don’t require people to show identification. Yet, they expect these measures from ICE agents. The motivation behind these demands seems clear.…

Rep. Buddy Carter, a Republican from Georgia, shared the heartbreaking news that his granddaughters lost their cousin, Janie, due to devastating flash floods in Texas. The flooding, caused by intense rainfall, led the Guadalupe River to rise sharply, reaching historic levels. Carter expressed gratitude on social media, thanking everyone for their support and prayers. “My granddaughters were at the summer camp in Texas that flooded,” Carter wrote in his post. Thankfully, his granddaughters were safe, but the tragedy weighed heavily on him. He urged people to continue praying for Texas and those affected by the disaster. Carter highlighted the grief…

The Trump administration is taking a firm stance against sanctuary cities, with border czar Tom Homan declaring a significant increase in operations. Homan emphasized the administration’s commitment to addressing illegal immigration, particularly in areas that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities. This approach is not about targeting blue states, but rather focusing on areas where public safety and national security are at risk. Homan’s remarks came during a Q&A session with reporters, where he responded to questions about New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s pledge not to cooperate with federal deportation efforts. When asked about plans to navigate such resistance,…

Former GOP Representative Matt Gaetz recently shared an intriguing idea about a potential political alliance in New York City. He suggested that black voters and GOP supporters might join forces to back mayoral candidate Eric Adams against the Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani. Gaetz brought up the possibility of Adams receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump, which could solidify support from both black voters and Trump supporters. During a discussion on the “John Solomon Reports” podcast, Gaetz pondered whether this alliance could mark a new political evolution. He pointed out that Mamdani, a Democratic socialist, had already secured the Democratic mayoral…

Senator Rick Scott from Florida has made it clear that he’s not on board with the current version of the House GOP’s budget bill. He shared his thoughts during an appearance on The Charlie Kirk Show, expressing concerns about the bill’s failure to significantly cut government spending. Scott emphasized that several prominent Republican senators share his concerns about what he called the “Big, Beautiful Bill.” Scott specifically mentioned Senators Ron Johnson, Rand Paul, and Mike Lee, stating their collective desire for a bill that aligns with their vision for the country. Their priorities include securing the U.S. border, advancing President…

Russia has reportedly launched its most substantial drone attack on Ukraine since the conflict began over three years ago, as stated by a Ukrainian official on Monday. Yuriy Ihnat, the spokesperson for Ukraine’s air force, revealed that the assault late Sunday involved a massive deployment of 355 drones, marking a new phase in Moscow’s aggressive strategy. This significant escalation underscores the ongoing tensions in the region. President Donald Trump addressed the attack, asserting that Russian President Vladimir Putin has lost his mind. Trump noted the increasing intensity of the strikes as the U.S. endeavors to mediate peace. “I’ve always had…

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,…