The morning had started like a postcard—sunlight spilling across the highway, music drifting through the car, and my seven-year-old daughter humming in the backseat as the world rolled by. For a moment, life felt simple again. But thirty minutes into our drive, that fragile peace snapped. Emma leaned forward, pale and trembling, whispering that the … Read more
Federal immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota will continue with no fixed end date until all of the “dangerous people” have been detained, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said on Sunday. “Every day we get a murderer off the streets of Minneapolis, the public is safer,” Noem said in an interview with CBS News’ “Face … Read more
On Sunday, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem walked straight into the media lion’s den on Face the Nation—and emerged unscathed. CBS host Margaret Brennan predictably tried to play “gotcha,” pressing Noem on statistics about detained illegal aliens with criminal records, clearly fishing for a narrative that would undermine border enforcement. But Noem didn’t take the … Read more
These leftist clowns are pushing Minneapolis straight into mayhem following the January 7 shooting of Renee Nicole Good, who was killed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents after ramming her vehicle into one of them. Instead of facts, accountability, or basic common sense, activists and politicians immediately lit the match and walked away from … Read more
You’ve got to admire the legacy media’s commitment to pretending objectivity still exists—though not enough to believe it for a second. The bias is blatant, habitual, and well-earned, and it should be called out every time it rears its head. Case in point: a Sunday morning story centered on a CBS interview conducted by Tony Dokoupil with … Read more
In the midst of the lawlessness and chaos gripping Minneapolis after a deadly incident involving ICE agents, we’re now seeing a new low: hotels in downtown Minneapolis canceling reservations for federal immigration agents and law-enforcement personnel already booked to stay. According to reports, agents at the St. Paul Downtown DoubleTree by Hilton and the InterContinental … Read more
The Supreme Court of Wyoming ruled Jan. 6 that two state laws restricting abortion were unconstitutional, striking down a ban on abortion procedures and a separate prohibition on abortion medication. In its decision in State v. Johnson, the court found that the Life is a Human Right Act of 2023 and the state’s abortion drug … Read more
As vote-by-mail ballots reach households across Sacramento County for the Proposition 50 special election, some residents are raising concerns about the design of the ballot envelopes — specifically, the presence of small circular openings on either side. A handful of voters have reported that these perforations, when combined with certain folding methods, may allow parts … Read more
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has managed to turn political hypocrisy into an art form, and his latest outburst over federal immigration enforcement may be his most glaring example yet. After spending months encouraging non-cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Walz is now publicly furious that federal officials are refusing to share detailed evidence with state … Read more
A federal judge ordered a Pentagon contractor accused of unlawfully retaining classified national defense information to remain in federal custody Thursday, days after the FBI executed a search warrant at the Virginia home of a Washington Post reporter as part of the same investigation. Aurelio Luis Perez-Lugones, a systems engineer with top-secret clearance, was arrested … Read more