If you ask Donald Trump, he’ll tell you everything is going great. Ten months into his second term, the former real estate mogul and reality television star-turned-president continues to project confidence — touting what he calls “record-breaking success” across the economy, foreign policy, and domestic affairs. But according to the latest CNN/SSRS national survey, the … Read more
A recent increase in the number of federal law enforcement officers operating in Minnesota follows new allegations of fraud involving day care centers run by Somali residents, according to officials familiar with the investigations. President Donald Trump has previously connected his administration’s stepped-up immigration enforcement efforts in Minnesota to a series of fraud cases tied … Read more
Never let it be said that Donald Trump doesn’t know how to send the Left into a full-blown meltdown. Granted, yanking their chains is a worthwhile exercise any day of the week—and twice on Sunday—but Trump has turned it into an art form. Lately, he’s been giving master classes. The new year we’re standing on … Read more
During a press gaggle on Air Force One Sunday night, President Trump was clear about his “permanent pause” on immigration from all third-world nations, stating that this measure effectively has no end date – not something ‘Great Replacement’ Democrats were wanting to hear. Following the terrorist attack on two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., … Read more
Like Country Highway and City Journal, Alpha News has been sounding the alarm on Minnesota’s fraud long before the rest of the country bothered to notice. Well before Nick Shirley’s videos exposing Somali-linked daycare fraud exploded online, Alpha News was already connecting the dots. In early December, Liz Collin Reports interviewed Liz Jaksa, a former … Read more
The chant “CNN sucks” caught on during the 2016 election for a reason—and it’s not going away anytime soon if this is how the network continues to behave whenever stories emerge that make Democrats look bad. Watching this latest clip is honestly second-hand embarrassing. Once again, it took an independent YouTuber—Nick Shirley—to do the work … Read more
For nearly two years, Americans were told they didn’t need to see the truth. They were assured—by law enforcement, by federal officials, and by sympathetic media outlets—that withholding the writings of the Nashville school shooter was necessary, responsible, even compassionate. Publishing the documents, they said, would only inflame tensions, spread hatred, and risk copycat violence. … Read more
The fluorescent lights of the gas station hummed against the darkness like tired insects. I sat on the weathered bench outside, clutching a paper bag from the pharmacy—blood pressure medication, the pharmacist had said, and please take it with food. At sixty-seven, my body had become a collection of warnings and prescriptions, small surrenders to … Read more
As Halloween weekend approached, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker attempted a move that stunned even seasoned observers of blue-state immigration politics: he formally asked the federal government to pause immigration enforcement across Illinois for the holiday. The request was swiftly and publicly rejected by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who made it clear that federal law … Read more
The Christmas Disinvite I was disinvited from Christmas dinner by a group text at 9:17 at night. Before I could process the rejection, a work email flashed on my screen. Vendor award approved. The winning contractor was my family’s company. They were not just kicking me out. They were using my professional reputation to launder … Read more