House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan in scathing letter launches probe into DOJ's arrest of Blaze News journalist Steve Baker
Jordan's letter outlines "serious concerns" about the DOJ's "selective prosecution" concerning Baker's March 1 arrest in Dallas "as well as the Department's commitments to the First Amendment rights of journalists."
J6 Committee Hid Troves Of Records And Testimony Undermining Democrat Conspiracies
House investigators found that the J6 committee deleted troves of information, including ‘hundreds of video recordings.’
J6 Committee’s Suppressed Evidence Scandal Exonerates Trump From ‘Insurrection’ Narrative
The greatest con job ever to happen in American politics is the false Jan. 6 “insurrection” narrative. The singular mission of this narrative is to stop Donald Trump from ever setting foot in the Oval Office again.
The White House Claims Borrowing $16 Trillion Over the Next Decade Is Fiscally Responsible
If you can't even get close to balancing the budget when unemployment is low, tax revenues are near record highs, and the economy is booming, when can you do it?
On student loans, the hits keep coming
Biden’s illegal student loan “forgiveness” is likely the most expensive set of unsanctioned actions the administrative state has ever taken.
Ted Cruz Says The Government Watchdogs Are Going Woke
Texas senator says the Council of Inspectors General is pushing federal watchdogs to implement DEI in their offices.
Missouri AG wants 15-year-old who bashed teenager's head into concrete to be tried as an adult
Video of the violent assault near Hazelwood East High School on Friday in Spanish Lake went viral online and sparked outrage over its brutality and viciousness.
Retail giant wants out of MTA transit center lease, blames NYC crime for scaring away tenants
Westfield Fulton Center said in court papers that the MTA hasn’t provided adequate security at the massive glass-and-steel building on the corner of Fulton Street and Broadway.
Knife-wielding NYC bandits steal more than $200 in paper towels
The duo pulled 20-packs of paper towels after the shelves. When a worker demanded that they leave the store, one of them threatened him with a knife, police said. They then fled the store with the bulky towel packs — worth $227 in total.
Skyrocketing crime forces multiple Taco Bell locations in Oakland to close dining rooms
"They just pull up out of nowhere and it's not like they only rob the store. They rob everybody in there as well. So it's not as safe as it used to be."
Business owners threaten to stop paying taxes until Oakland addresses devastating crime
"If you’re not providing the services, then how can you charge full business taxes to a lot of these businesses that are barely, barely surviving?"
Suburban mom ran ‘complex’ crime ring that stole nearly $8M in makeup across US for online resale: Authorities
The California mom allegedly paid as many as 12 women to steal from stores across the country, stockpiling the hot goods and then selling them on her Amazon storefront at a fraction of the retail price, according to authorities.
Gun-toting citizens patrol city's violent areas of Connecticut as part of Self-Defense Brigade
“We are legally armed, and we are patrolling,” Cornell Lewis, founder of the Self-Defense Brigade, told WVIT-TV. “The people on Garden Street came to us and asked us for help.”
NY Times: My Neighbor May Be a Hoarder. How Do We Get in There and Find Out?
Respecting your neighbor’s privacy is a friendly instinct. But you might have to get aggressive to ensure everyone else’s well-being.