Gregg Jarrett Cautions Comey Might Still Face Issues Even If Prosecutors Decide Not to Charge
On “Hannity” Wednesday, legal expert Greg Jarrett mentioned that even if the DOJ doesn’t indict former FBI director James Comey, he might still face scrutiny due to new evidence unearthed by the department. Reports indicate that the DOJ is considering asking a grand jury to indict Comey for allegedly lying to Congress, which raises some […]
Alabama Democrats decide not to honor Charlie Kirk, aligning with the far-left group in the U.S. House.
House Resolution Supported by Alabama Democrats In Washington, two Alabama Democrats, Representative Terri Sewell (D-Birmingham) and another representative from Mobile, participated in an event alongside 58 House Democrats. The gathering was organized by Charlie Kirk, a prominent figure in conservative politics. The House passed the resolution with strong bipartisan support, tallying 310 votes in favor […]
Tennessee Republican lawmakers decide to eliminate equal opportunity employment regulations in state government
The Legislative Committee decided on Wednesday to eliminate references to women, minorities, individuals with disabilities, and veterans from Tennessee’s Equal Employment Opportunity Plan. Beginning October 7th, the state will cease tracking or publicly reporting demographic information concerning individuals who are interviewed, hired, or promoted within its administrative department. Moreover, it was noted that the state […]
Epstein survivors urge Congress to decide on releasing case documents
Washington Press Conference on Epstein Investigation WASHINGTON – Survivors of abuse by the late Jeffrey Epstein filed a lawsuit seeking the release of a key investigation document. Kentucky Republican Senator Thomas Massey criticized House GOP leaders for using “the oldest trick in the swamp” to sidestep the matter. A surprisingly large crowd gathered outside the […]
DC Police Decide to Enhance Collaboration with ICE Following Trump’s Enforcement Actions
Washington, D.C. Police Coordination with ICE Enhanced Amid Crime Crackdown In a significant crackdown on crime in Washington, D.C., local police have been directed to strengthen their collaboration with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). A memo issued by Police Commissioner Pamela Smith on Thursday revealed that the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) is now permitted to […]
One life, one nation: Decide to serve or see it collapse
Reflecting on Our Existence We didn’t ask to be here, yet here we are. Faced with fundamental questions: What do we truly want to accomplish in this life? Will we strive to create something meaningful, or will we simply take what we can and leave chaos in our wake? The Warning from History When James […]
Arizona Voters to Decide on the Country’s First Protection Against Vehicle Mileage Taxes
Rethinking the Relationship with Cars The so-called “war on cars” is becoming more apparent all over the country. Whether it’s in New York with its new pricing schemes or the growing presence of road diets and protected bike lanes, it seems challenging to navigate without feeling the consequences of driving a personal vehicle. Despite the […]
Senators Britt and Tuberville decide to reduce funding for overseas assistance and public broadcasting
Senate Approves $9 Billion Rescue Package Amid Controversy The Senate voted early Thursday to pass a $9 billion rescue package, with a tight 51-48 margin that largely reflected party lines. Only two Republican senators—Lisa Murkowski from Alaska and Susan Collins from Maine—voted against it. Other Republican senators, including Alabama’s Tommy Tuberville and Katie Britt, supported […]
SCOTUS Still Has To Decide These Six Major Cases
The Supreme Court still has six key opinions to be released, including a case relating to President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship ban and a religious opt-out of mandatory LGBTQ storybook measurements. Chief John Roberts announcement Friday is in court, the final opinion day of that term, according to the Associated Press. The court issued four […]
Tennessee voters will decide whether those accused of some felonies lose right to pretrial bail
Tennessees have the option to vote in 2026 for constitutional amendments that allow them to refuse bail for several crimes. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout) Tennessee voters will have the power to finalize the state’s constitutional amendments. Removes pretrial bail rights For those accused of committing a particular crime. The Tennessee House of Representatives voted 84-10 […]