Author: Terry Littlepage

Terry is the co-owner and co-creator of Spreely, a free speech suite of platforms.

President Trump made a statement on Sunday emphasizing that his administration is keeping a close watch on the severe weather that has tragically claimed the lives of at least 36 people in the Midwest and the South. The National Weather Service has indicated that these dangerous weather conditions are now moving eastward. “We are actively monitoring the severe tornadoes and storms that have impacted many States across the South and Midwest — 36 innocent lives have been lost, and many more devastated,” Trump stated. The President highlighted that the National Guard has been deployed to Arkansas. His administration is prepared…

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Having been on four mission trips, my experience in Haiti stands out, albeit not for the best reasons. The trip was meant to be a meaningful mission, yet it felt like the least effective one. While there, I encountered the United Nations and was left with strong impressions about their presence. In Fond-Parisien, I was with fellow mission members gathering supplies for a construction project. Suddenly, a UN motorcade barreled down the street, accompanied by police and military escorts. The spectacle halted traffic, leaving locals puzzled about the urgency and destination of the convoy. The following day, we traveled by…

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In the wake of the devastation in Pacific Palisades, a recall petition against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has emerged, driven by local residents frustrated with her leadership. This initiative isn’t limited to one political party; it includes two Democrats, two Republicans, and one independent, all expressing dissatisfaction. The residents criticized Bass for abandoning the city during extreme fire warnings to attend events overseas, leaving emergency officials to manage the crisis alone. Mayor Bass was in Ghana for a presidential inauguration as part of a delegation from the Biden administration. She left just before the fires ignited and returned only…

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Elon Musk’s platform, X, has faced significant challenges recently, with three major outages in a single day. These disruptions have been linked to a group known as the “Dark Storm Team,” which has claimed responsibility for the attacks. This group, known for its sophisticated cyber tactics, appears to be targeting conservative platforms. Users around the globe have experienced various technical issues, including problems logging in and loading content. Elon Musk addressed the situation, stating, “There was (still is) a massive cyberattack against 𝕏.” He also mentioned the possibility of a coordinated attack involving a large group or even a nation.…

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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection has made some changes to the Biden administration’s app, aiming to make self-deportation a bit easier for migrants. This update aligns with President Trump’s executive order on border security, as mentioned on the agency’s website. The app now has a new feature called “Intent to Depart,” which gives those here unlawfully or whose parole has been revoked a clear path to let the U.S. Government know they plan to leave. This feature is seen as essential to adhere to the President’s Executive Order 14159, which focuses on protecting Americans from what some see as…

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Michigan has emerged as a pivotal state in American politics, playing a crucial role in President Donald Trump’s previous election success. Recently, the political landscape in the state witnessed a significant shift. A Democrat from Michigan, known for his support of Trump, has taken a prominent role in the Trump administration. The mayor of Hamtramck, Amer Ghalib, will now serve as the United States ambassador to Kuwait. Trump announced this decision on Truth Social, highlighting Ghalib’s achievements and dedication. “I am pleased to announce that Amer Ghalib will be the next United States Ambassador to Kuwait,” Trump stated. Trump emphasized…

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The closure of another refugee resettlement organization marks a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy, following President Donald Trump’s decision to freeze the refugee resettlement program. This move has led to a substantial reduction in government funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) tasked with integrating refugees into American communities. Connecticut-based Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services (IRIS) is among those affected, having lost $4 million in taxpayer funds and subsequently being forced to terminate staff and close offices. IRIS, which had been instrumental in assisting refugees in Connecticut, is now shutting down its New Haven location while planning to close its Hartford…

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ActBlue, the main fundraising arm for the Democratic National Committee, is under the microscope as Republican lawmakers scrutinize its financial practices amid a slew of senior staff leaving. According to The New York Times, at least seven top officials have departed since February 2024, sparking concerns about the organization’s stability. These resignations coincide with accusations of executive retaliation against employees, deepening the internal chaos. The exact motivations behind these departures are not entirely clear, but labor unions representing ActBlue employees have described the situation as “alarming.” They warn that this pattern of exits undermines confidence in the organization’s stability. Among…

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Elon Musk has come forward with a bold suggestion to privatize USPS and Amtrak, aiming to relieve them from taxpayer dependency. As someone advising President Donald Trump on minimizing government waste and reducing federal workforce size, Musk’s ideas have garnered attention. At a Morgan Stanley conference, Musk stated, “I think logically, we should privatize anything that can reasonably be privatized,” and he specifically mentioned the Post Office and Amtrak. Amtrak, which has been a government entity since 1970, reported a significant operating loss of $705 million in the previous fiscal year. Meanwhile, USPS has been struggling with over $100 billion…

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Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) is urging Congress to defund the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) after a controversial Supreme Court ruling. The decision has been perceived by many as a blatant disregard for American taxpayers and constitutional principles. The Supreme Court recently ruled that the Trump administration must immediately release $1.9 billion in foreign aid payments—a move that has left many conservatives frustrated. This decision enforces a district court judge’s ruling, requiring the administration to uphold foreign aid agreements established before Trump’s presidency. The court’s ruling came with a narrow 5-4 vote, with the three liberal justices siding…

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