Author: Kevin Parker

FBI Director Kash Patel recently made waves with his announcement about a settlement involving 10 FBI whistleblowers. This came as a bit of a surprise since some of those involved hadn’t even agreed to anything yet. But it seems like the FBI might finally be ready to make amends for the way it treated these employees who blew the whistle on wrongdoing. Patel’s announcement was made on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, sparking a wave of excitement and relief. His post mentioned that agreements had been reached to include backpay, security clearance restoration, and reinstatement for…

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is stepping up its mission to remove some of the most dangerous criminal illegal aliens from the United States. ICE has flagged Noel Gerardo Niz-Marroquin, a 19-year-old from Guatemala, for deportation after he allegedly attacked a pregnant woman in Florida. The Department of Homeland Security shared a press release with Blaze News, highlighting this alarming incident. “What kind of depraved individual beats on a pregnant woman?” This question resonates as we consider the actions of Niz-Marroquin. He managed to cross the southern border illegally on March 14, 2022, and was subsequently allowed to remain in…

President Trump recently addressed the situation involving his former national security adviser, John Bolton, whose home and office were raided by the FBI. The investigation, led by FBI Director Kash Patel, is said to be connected to a previous classified documents probe. Trump made it clear that he had no prior knowledge of the raid and expressed his disdain for Bolton. The FBI’s actions, reportedly part of a revived investigation from years ago, caught the attention of many. Kash Patel emphasized the importance of accountability by stating, “NO ONE is above the law.” Trump, however, was quick to distance himself…

Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender is stepping down from his position at the Treasury Department, a role he took on just five months ago. Two unnamed sources have confirmed this information, as initially reported by The Wall Street Journal. Faulkender’s departure follows closely on the heels of President Trump’s decision to remove former IRS Commissioner Billy Long. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed gratitude for Faulkender’s service, highlighting his significant contributions. Bessent stated, “Since January, he has played a critical role in overseeing the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s operations and executing on President Trump’s bold economic agenda.” Faulkender was instrumental…

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken legal action against the operators of LA Fitness, alleging they have created unnecessary hurdles for consumers trying to cancel gym memberships. The lawsuit claims the company has violated federal laws by failing to provide a straightforward cancellation process, leaving some members stuck with unwanted recurring charges. Fitness International, LLC, and Fitness & Sports Clubs, LLC, responsible for LA Fitness, Esporta Fitness, City Sports Club, and Club Studio, run over 600 locations across the nation with 3.7 million members, according to the FTC’s complaint. “We are disappointed that the FTC has chosen to pursue…

The Texas House of Representatives has successfully advanced a new congressional redistricting map, marking a significant step in reshaping the state’s political landscape. After a lengthy five-hour debate, the proposal was approved along party lines, showcasing the deep political divides that characterize much of today’s legislative actions. The final approval by the House late Wednesday evening paves the way for the Texas Senate to take up the measure. Governor Greg Abbott has expressed enthusiastic support for the redistricting effort, dubbing the new plan as “One Big Beautiful Map.” With the Senate having already moved the map out of committee earlier…

The Drug Enforcement Administration is teaming up with Mexican officials to tackle the smuggling corridors between the two countries. This new initiative, Project Portero, aims to take down the cartel operatives who manage the smuggling routes along the Southwest Border. According to the DEA, these “gatekeepers” are crucial for directing the flow of dangerous drugs like fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine into the U.S., while also ensuring firearms and cash make their way back to Mexico. The strategy is clear: by focusing on these gatekeepers, the DEA and their partners are aiming at the core of the cartel’s operations. The plan…

In a recent incident that underscores the persistent violence in Chicago, Kevin Watson, a 42-year-old man, was tragically shot while livestreaming on Facebook from his car. This brazen attack took place in a parking lot on West Madison Street in the South Austin neighborhood, only blocks away from a police station. Watson, affectionately known as “Tugg,” was a father and a former podcast host who often engaged with audiences through live streams. Reports from the police indicate that an individual in another vehicle approached Watson’s car window. The livestream, which has shockingly amassed over 2.5 million views, captured Watson’s final…

Protect the Public’s Trust (PPT) has taken a bold step by filing a civil rights complaint against the University of Iowa (UIowa) and Iowa State University (ISU). This action comes on the heels of videos that have surfaced showing administrators from both schools discussing ways to circumvent anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) laws. These developments follow the signing of a law by Republican Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, which prohibits the use of state funds for DEI offices and staff. The complaint, lodged with the Department of Education, Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Justice, was obtained…

Roland Beainy, the owner of several Trump-themed eateries in Houston, faces potential deportation for allegedly remaining in the United States beyond his visa’s expiration. Beainy, a 28-year-old Lebanese immigrant, was expected to depart the country by February 2024, having first arrived in 2019. According to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Beainy lacks the immigration benefits that would shield him from detention and removal. In recent developments, Beainy was apprehended on May 16, marking the start of his immigration proceedings. By June 13, an immigration judge granted him bond as he awaits the legal process to continue. Since its inception…