A former Bronx school superintendent is suing a $150 million lawsuit against the New York City Department of Education after she was allegedly fired for refusing to conform with the department’s equity agenda. Karen Ames, a 30 year employee of the Department of Education, says she was targeted by Carranza’s[Read More…]

FBI Director Christopher Wray spoke in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee about the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s information regarding the potential threat of neo-nazism, in what is his first public appearance since the Jan. 6th riot. The January 6th Capitol Hill Riots were a series of occupied protests by[Read More…]

On Friday, February 26th, elected conservative officials, conversative personalities, and headline speaker former President Trump attended the CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference). The conference was held in Orlando Florida; ordinarily it is held in Maryland. Mike Pence and Nikki Haley were notable absentees. The Chairman of the American Conservative Union,[Read More…]

A rioter who stormed the Capitol last month has been arrested and charged by federal authorities after former co-workers identified him in video footage taken during the Capitol riots.  The suspect, Christopher Moynihan from New York, broke into the senate chamber and proceeded to take photographs of official congressional notes[Read More…]

The House on Friday approved a $1.9 trillion COVID relief package, advancing President Biden’s agenda of boosting funding for vaccines and testing as well as granting financial relief to Americans. On Saturday morning Democrats passed the measure in a party-line vote. Republicans all voted against the bill calling for a[Read More…]

Drew Tipton, a Texas Judge, has blocked Biden’s plan to stop all deportations, with the exception of more serious cases such as deportations for espionage. Tipton believes that the Biden Administration failed to provide formidable justification for a 100 day pause. “In the instant case, the January 20 Memorandum and[Read More…]