Author: Kevin Parker

Abortions in the United States saw a slight increase in 2024, according to a recent report by the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute. Their study, known as the Monthly Provision study, indicates that there was an increase of less than one percent in abortion numbers from 2023 to 2024. This translates to approximately 1,038,100 unborn babies being aborted in 2024. In 2023, the situation was already concerning, with the highest number and rate of abortions recorded in over a decade. The Guttmacher Institute reported that about 1,026,690 unborn babies were aborted that year. Such numbers highlight the ongoing challenge of addressing abortion…

In a shocking and frankly sickening turn of events, the infamous Menendez brothers — Erik and Lyle — are now being handed a second chance at freedom, after spending nearly 35 years behind bars for the cold-blooded murders of their own parents. This disturbing development comes thanks to yet another reckless move by California’s far-left leadership: Governor Gavin Newsom’s AB 600. This new law, AB 600, is a radical legislative change that allows convicted murderers sentenced under “older, harsher laws” to seek a review of their sentences under today’s softer, rehabilitation-obsessed standards. Legal analyst Roger Bonakdar recently broke down the…

President Donald Trump’s recent check-up at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center showed promising results, confirming his robust health. According to the White House physician, Dr. Sean P. Barbabella, Trump is in “excellent health,” with outstanding cognitive and physical capabilities. Democrats, needless to say, were not pleased with this news. “Trump exhibits excellent cognitive and physical health and is fully fit to execute the duties of the Commander-in-Chief,” Barbabella emphasized in his summary. The detailed health evaluation, which took place on April 11, included a comprehensive medical exam and lab tests. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt shared the results…

California Democrat Rep. Laura Friedman has openly admitted that House Democrats are coordinating weekly with far-left state attorneys general. This coordination is aimed at using the justice system against President Trump and his America First agenda. Friedman described this effort as a “litigation working group,” which she referred to as a “shadow government.” Friedman claims that about 75 members of Congress meet behind closed doors each week to work on legal strategies. These meetings are in collaboration with state AGs who have pursued lawsuits and investigations against Trump and his allies. The focus is on legal maneuvers that are kept…

Suspended Dauphin County Magistrate Judge Sonya McKnight has been found guilty of attempted murder and aggravated assault after shooting her ex-boyfriend, Michael McCoy, in the head. McKnight, who had served as a judge since 2016, committed the act following a tumultuous breakup. The incident, which took place in February 2024, has sent shockwaves through the community. McKnight, a Democrat, was living in McCoy’s home at the time and refused to leave despite his repeated requests. Consumed by jealousy, she entered McCoy’s bedroom and shot him while he slept. The bullet caused severe injuries, leaving McCoy permanently blind in his right…

In a decisive and courageous move, the Trump administration has directed the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to launch comprehensive research into the psychological and physical consequences of gender transition procedures on minors. The directive marks a significant shift toward restoring truth, medical ethics, and scientific integrity—values that were increasingly abandoned under the previous far-left agenda that prioritized ideology over biology. Matthew Memoli, then-Acting Director of the NIH, communicated the order internally, confirming that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), under the leadership of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has prioritized research into what the administration rightfully terms…

A tragic story has surfaced in the media about the deaths of eight cholera patients in South Sudan, including five children, who passed away while trying to reach medical treatment. The organization Save the Children, based in the UK, attributes these deaths to the reduction of USAID funding. However, it’s important to note that European nations have also trimmed their financial support, a detail often overlooked by mainstream media. The portrayal of these events by the mainstream media seems to unfairly lay the blame at the feet of the Trump administration. It’s a familiar pattern, reminiscent of the narratives surrounding…

The Internal Revenue Service’s recent agreement with the Department of Homeland Security has sparked significant discussions. This collaboration aims to support President Trump’s efforts in deporting illegal aliens. The deal allows ICE to access taxpayer information, aiding in locating those subject to deportation. ICE can now request address confirmations for individuals who have overstayed their removal orders. The IRS is also permitted to share information about those facing federal criminal investigations. Acting IRS Commissioner Melanie Krause, however, was not pleased with this development. Krause decided to resign after the agreement was finalized, according to CNN. A source revealed that the…

Five million is a staggering number, regardless of context. In the realm of elections, five million fake or ineligible voters can alter outcomes in significant ways. Judicial Watch has been pivotal in addressing this concern, removing millions of names from voter rolls across the United States. The organization announced its success in cleaning up voter rolls, citing the removal of five million names since 2019. Among these, a million were from New York City, a traditionally Democratic stronghold. This achievement highlights the crucial role of ensuring voter integrity in maintaining a fair democratic process. In Wisconsin, voters recently approved a…

In a shocking case out of Columbus, Ohio, a high school teacher has been accused of trying to hire a student to commit murder. Stephanie Demetrius, a 44-year-old educator at the Academy for Urban Scholars, allegedly offered a student $2,000 to kill her estranged husband. Divorce proceedings were underway, and the teacher reportedly sought to end her husband’s life. According to WSYX ABC6, Demetrius handed the student a $250 cash down payment to show she meant business. The police were alerted when the student’s mother discovered suspicious information on her son’s phone. Sgt. James Fuqua said, “This particular teacher was…