Author: Karen Givens

Graduate Student, wife, engaged political and legal writer.

Legal expert Gregg Jarrett has sparked a debate over the potential political bias in former special counsel Jack Smith’s prosecution of President Donald Trump. On a recent episode of Fox Business’ The Evening Edit, Jarrett highlighted financial records showing that Smith received $140,000 in free legal services from Covington & Burling, a firm known for its ties to Democratic causes. This revelation has led to questions about Smith’s fairness and impartiality in the legal cases he led against Trump. Jarrett did not mince words when discussing the implications of Smith’s financial ties. He suggested that the support from a Democrat-aligned…

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dismissed a proposal from former President Donald Trump involving a $500 billion exchange of rare earth minerals for continued military aid. Rare earth minerals are essential components in modern technology, including cell phones and electric vehicles. Trump emphasized the importance of securing American investments, stating, “I want to have our money secured because we’re spending hundreds of billions of dollars.” Trump had announced that Ukraine had agreed to repay U.S. aid with $500 billion worth of rare earth minerals. “They have tremendously valuable land in terms of rare earth, in terms of oil and gas,”…

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President Donald Trump recently took a significant step by signing an executive order aimed at promoting school choice across the nation. The driving force behind this decision is the concerning test score data highlighting that many students have yet to recover from the impact of pandemic-era school closures. The order states that when the public education system fails large segments of society, it negatively affects both national competitiveness and the well-being of families and communities. The executive order points out that more than a dozen states have already enacted universal K-12 scholarship programs. These programs empower families, rather than the…

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Democrats seem to be in an uproar over Donald Trump’s initiative to cut down on wasteful government spending. Their criticisms are loud and clear, with statements like “Nobody voted for Elon Musk!” and “We’re in a constitutional crisis” echoing across their platforms. It’s evident they are concerned about Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) making cuts without Congress’s nod. The argument from the left is that the Constitution gives Congress the power over spending, not Trump or DOGE. When Trump announced DOGE’s creation, the backlash was swift, especially when the department paused foreign aid. Senate Minority Leader Chuck…

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams has decided to take a bold step by allowing federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents into Rikers Island. This decision aims to assist in criminal investigations involving illegal migrants. The move follows a meeting Adams had with Tom Homan, former border czar under President Trump, where they also talked about involving local police in federal investigations of gang activities. Tom Homan confirmed that Adams is committed to restoring a federal presence at Rikers Island prison. Despite a 2014 Sanctuary law banning ICE agents from the prison, Adams has discovered a way around it.…

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Tucker Carlson recently had an engaging conversation with UFC CEO Dana White on his podcast, delving into the dynamics between White and Mark Zuckerberg. White, a vocal supporter of former President Donald Trump, joined the Meta board in January, sparking curiosity about his thoughts on Zuckerberg’s changing political stance. Carlson inquired about Zuckerberg’s newfound alignment with Trump and whether White has any apprehensions about the Meta CEO’s quirks. During the podcast, White shared his observations regarding Silicon Valley executives seemingly moving closer to Trump. He noted that many tech leaders are now seen mingling with Trump and attending significant events…

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Former President Joe Biden stirred controversy last year by granting his son, Hunter Biden, a blanket pardon for all federal offenses. The move has not deterred Republicans from pursuing investigations, despite the legal shield the pardon provides. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan emphasized the need for continued scrutiny, particularly focusing on David Weiss. Jordan expressed his committee’s intent to closely examine David Weiss, the former special counsel investigating Hunter Biden. During an interview with Politico, Jordan noted that Weiss was uncooperative during previous questioning, citing an ongoing investigation. The Ohio lawmaker underscored the importance of addressing Weiss’s role in…

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A CRJ700 jet operated by PSA Airlines, under contract with American Airlines, collided with a military H-60 Black Hawk helicopter near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Tragically, this midair crash resulted in the loss of 67 lives. The collision occurred as the CRJ700 was on its final approach to runway 33, just across the Potomac River from the nation’s capital. As a professional pilot, I shared my perspective on the incident, recognizing that the NTSB will conduct a detailed investigation. People questioned how the Black Hawk could have missed the bright landing lights of the CRJ700. However, the viral video…

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., chosen by President Donald Trump to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), is gearing up to tackle one of the pharmaceutical industry’s most profitable practices: direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising of prescription drugs. The United States and New Zealand are the only countries that permit such advertising, and Kennedy’s proposed ban has stirred a heated debate among pharmaceutical companies, media networks, and legal experts. Kennedy has been a long-time critic of pharmaceutical advertising, arguing that these ads mislead consumers, inflate drug prices, and contribute to overmedication. He has declared that on his first day in…

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Visa’s board of directors is advising shareholders to reject a new policy proposal that calls for the company to address a perceived gap in health insurance coverage for individuals seeking to detransition following gender transition procedures. The proposal, titled “Gender-Based Compensation Gaps and Associated Risks,” is being spearheaded by the National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC) and will be presented at Visa’s annual shareholder meeting. The NLPC’s proposal suggests that Visa could face legal challenges if it does not offer insurance coverage for those seeking to reverse or halt the effects of medical interventions designed to alter their appearance to…

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