Author: Terry Littlepage

The crypto world is buzzing with excitement, and it’s easy to see why. President Donald Trump has been pushing hard to make the United States the “Crypto Capital of the World,” and Congress has been busy passing legislation that supports this vision. With new laws in place, the crypto market is set to have a stable foundation, ensuring privacy and protecting accounts from government overreach. In a significant move, the Clarity Act, the GENIUS Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act all made their way through the House this past Thursday. As reported by RedState, the GENIUS Act had already…

The Senate Judiciary Committee is facing a contentious situation as Democrats call for a hearing on Emil Bove’s nomination to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. The controversy stems from allegations made by Erez Reuveni, a former Department of Justice lawyer who was dismissed from his position. Reuveni has accused Bove of making statements that could disqualify him from serving on the federal bench. Ranking Member Senator Dick Durbin has requested that Reuveni testify before the committee prior to the vote on Bove’s nomination. The Democrats argue that Reuveni’s allegations are credible and should be considered before making a lifetime…

Late on Monday, House Republicans stood firm against a Democratic proposal demanding the Department of Justice release all records related to Jeffrey Epstein. The House Rules Committee voted 5 to 7 against an amendment put forth by Attorney General Pam Bondi to disclose any “records or evidence” from Epstein’s prosecution and incarceration. South Carolina’s Rep. Ralph Norman was the only Republican to support the measure. California Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna introduced the amendment, aiming to attach it to a rule involving cryptocurrency legislation and defense appropriations. Despite some Republicans questioning the relevance of debating Epstein files in this context, most…

A tragic aviation incident unfolded as Air India Flight 171 tragically plummeted shortly after taking off from Ahmedabad. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, on its way to London with 242 people on board, encountered disaster when it crashed into the B. J. Medical College hostel building. This catastrophic event has resulted in 241 confirmed fatalities, including both pilots and several individuals on the ground. Eyewitnesses described the horrifying scene as the aircraft ascended to about 625 feet before issuing a desperate mayday call. The plane then plummeted, leading to a series of massive explosions and thick plumes of toxic smoke engulfing…

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has launched a nationwide initiative aimed at arresting illegal immigrants right after their asylum hearings, as they exit courtrooms. This effort primarily targets those who have been residing in the U.S. for less than two years. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is focusing on dropping immigration cases, swiftly moving migrants into expedited removal proceedings. This strategy allows for almost immediate deportation without a hearing before an immigration judge. ICE sources confirm that if there is an active court case, expedited removal isn’t possible, hence the push to have cases dropped. Immigration judges play a…

A witness in the federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs shared a harrowing account with jurors, detailing a terrifying incident where the music mogul allegedly dangled her over a balcony before throwing her onto furniture. Bryana Bongolan, a designer, revealed that this incident occurred at the home of Casanda “Cassie” Ventura, Combs’s ex-girlfriend and a crucial witness in the case. Bongolan testified that Combs entered the apartment in a fit of rage, shouting accusations at her that she was clueless about. During her testimony, Bongolan also shared another troubling event where she witnessed Combs throwing a knife at Ventura, who…

Champlin Park High School won the Class 4A Minnesota high school girls’ softball championship, defeating Bloomington Jefferson 6-0. The championship game took place at the University of Minnesota’s Jane Sage Cowles Stadium. The spotlight was on pitcher Marissa Rothenberger, whose performance was nothing short of dominating. Rothenberger, a biological male who identifies as female, played a pivotal role in Champlin Park’s success. Pitching a complete-game shutout, Rothenberger allowed only three hits while striking out six batters. Throughout the tournament, this controversial figure pitched every inning, leading the team to three straight wins. The pitcher’s dominance was evident as he conceded…

Scott Jenkins, once the sheriff of Culpeper County in Virginia, found himself in a tough spot. He was handed a 10-year prison sentence after being convicted on federal bribery charges. However, former President Donald Trump stepped in, announcing on his Truth Social platform that he pardoned Jenkins. Trump described him as a victim of what he called “an overzealous Biden Department of Justice,” insisting Jenkins shouldn’t spend any time behind bars. Back in December 2024, a federal jury found Jenkins guilty of conspiracy, fraud, and bribery related to his re-election campaign in 2023. The accusations revolved around Jenkins reportedly taking…

The Texas House has moved forward with a Parental Bill of Rights, making significant changes to how public schools operate in the state. This legislation, known as SB 12, was initially introduced by Senator Brandon Creighton, a Republican from Conroe. The bill successfully passed through the Senate with a clear party-line vote of 20-11 back in March. In the Texas House, the bill was championed by Representative Jeff Leach from Plano. The vote there concluded with 88 in favor and 47 against, while three members chose to abstain. This move is a strong statement underscoring the belief that parents should…

A nonprofit group based in Montana is sounding the alarm and urging the IRS to take a closer look at the tax-exempt status of a New York organization allegedly funding anti-Israel demonstrations. The Zachor Legal Institute, spearheaded by Marc Greendorfer, has sent a formal request to the IRS, urging an investigation into WESPAC, a nonprofit located in White Plains, New York. Greendorfer’s letter to Acting IRS Commissioner Michael Faulkender highlights concerns about WESPAC’s financial backing of a group called ‘Within Our Lifetime.’ In the letter, Zachor Legal Institute points to WESPAC’s alleged violations of tax-exempt status requirements under Section 501(c)(3).…