Author: Terry Littlepage

A recent report reveals that the Department of Justice official responsible for approving a $2 million settlement for former FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page is linked to left-wing activism. This disclosure came through a Freedom of Information Act request by the Center to Advance Security in America, shedding light on the actions of Brian Netter, the DOJ’s former Deputy Assistant Attorney General for the Federal Programs Branch. His role under Attorney General Merrick Garland has drawn significant attention from conservative circles. Brian Netter, after his tenure with the DOJ, assumed the position of Legal Director for Democracy Forward.…

Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted of sex trafficking, finds herself in a complex legal battle. She is seeking immunity to testify before Congress, but without it, she intends to invoke the Fifth Amendment. Recently, Maxwell held extensive discussions with Todd Blanche, the Department of Justice’s number two, about the notorious Jeffrey Epstein trafficking scandal. The outcome of these interviews remains uncertain, as no release date has been set for the findings. In the meantime, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has subpoenaed Maxwell for a congressional deposition. Maxwell’s lawyer, David Markus, stated she would only cooperate if granted immunity by the…

Ryne Sandberg, a cherished figure in Chicago Cubs history, passed away at the age of 65 after battling prostate cancer. Sandberg’s legacy as an iconic player is solidified in the hearts of Cubs fans and the annals of baseball history. His life and career embodied the virtues of integrity, perseverance, and an undying love for America’s pastime. Tom Ricketts, the Cubs’ executive chairman, praised Sandberg’s impact on the game and his personal life. “Ryne Sandberg was a hero to a generation of Chicago Cubs fans and will be remembered as one of the all-time greats in nearly 150 years of…

Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently sat down with Lara Trump at the State Department for an engaging interview that aired on her Fox News show, “My View with Lara Trump.” The conversation was anything but typical, as Rubio shared insights into his life, experiences in his new role, and his plans for the future. His candid reflections provided a refreshing glimpse into the workings of the Trump administration. Discussing the state of the State Department before his tenure, Rubio painted a picture of chaos and inefficiency. The Trump administration, contrary to mainstream media narratives, has streamlined the department, eliminating…

The U.S. is now introducing a “visa integrity fee” for foreign nationals applying for visas. This decision is part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law by President Trump on July 4. The fee starts at $250 and can be adjusted for inflation by the Secretary of Homeland Security. This new fee is part of a broader effort to enhance national security and maintain control over immigration processes. It aims to ensure that foreign nationals entering the U.S. do so under strict guidelines. Many conservatives see this as a necessary step in safeguarding American interests. According to…

Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyer, David Oscar Markus, is hopeful about the possibility of a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. Even though Trump has previously mentioned that he hasn’t thought about a pardon for Maxwell, he hasn’t completely dismissed the idea. Markus emphasized that there hasn’t been any discussion about a pardon yet, but he remains optimistic, saying, “We hope [the president] exercises that power in the right and just way.” Maxwell’s recent interactions with the Justice Department have caught attention. She spent two days speaking with top officials, including Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, answering their questions without invoking her Fifth…

A man accused of assaulting federal agents by throwing rocks at their vehicles during an ICE operation in Paramount, California, was apprehended on Wednesday. Acting U.S. Attorney for Los Angeles, Bill Essayli, announced the arrest of Elpidio Reyna, who surrendered at the U.S.-Mexico border. The incident took place on June 7, when Reyna allegedly targeted passing law enforcement vehicles. Bill Essayli shared videos of both the rock-throwing attack and Reyna’s surrender. The footage illustrates the suspect’s reckless actions, which could have resulted in severe injury or loss of life. A U.S. Border Patrol officer, whose vehicle was damaged in the…

San Francisco is tightening its grip on RV dwellers, with new rules that limit parking for oversized vehicles to two hours. The decision is pending final approval from the Board of Supervisors, who are expected to pass the measure. Mayor Daniel Lurie and supporters believe RVs are unsuitable for permanent residence and emphasize the city’s responsibility to ensure clean streets and provide proper shelter. According to the proposed regulations, RV residents already registered with the city will be exempt from the parking restrictions. In return, they must accept temporary or permanent housing options offered by the city and relinquish their…

A Minnesota state senator has been found guilty of first-degree burglary. The jury delivered their verdict in the case of Democrat Nicole Mitchell, highlighting a fall from grace for the political figure. With sentencing still pending, questions linger about whether Mitchell will face prison time or vacate her senate seat. The jury reached their decision swiftly, taking only three hours to convict Mitchell. According to reports, “After about three hours of deliberations, the jury found Democratic state Sen. Nicole Mitchell, 51, guilty of first-degree burglary and possession of burglary tools.” This outcome underscores the severity of the charges against her.…

The media has been buzzing with speculation over recent photos showing President Trump’s swollen ankles and a bruised hand. Armchair medics on social media quickly jumped to dire conclusions, suggesting he might be suffering from conditions as severe as congestive heart failure. However, the truth is far less dramatic; Trump is dealing with a common and harmless health issue. The White House has openly addressed the president’s health concerns, a stark contrast to the previous administration’s handling of Joe Biden’s health questions. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered a straightforward briefing, laying out the details from Trump’s medical team. “In recent…