The morbidly obese members of the so-called National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAAFA) have predictably come out against weight-loss drugs like Ozempic because they “stigmatize” being a fatty. “Ozempic is 100% making things worse for us,” NAAFA executive director Tigress

Netanyahu’s firm stance on hostage release signals a pivotal moment in Israeli security policy. This from patriotnewsdaily.com. Netanyahu: ‘No Going Back’ After Hamas Torpedoed Hostage Deal https://t.co/4jKLoXxjRU — Diana Nunez (@DianaNu84941814) August 13, 2025 On August 13, 2025, Israeli Prime Minister

Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed the progress being made in fighting Washington, D.C.’s crime problem. President Donald Trump is nothing if not ruthlessly efficient when it comes to enacting his agenda, and that was made evident on the streets of the

CC0 Public Domain image via PxHere While the much-ballyhooed federal takeover of DC law enforcement has mostly been theater, the crackdown on homeless encampments has been real. WaPo (“D.C.’s homeless begin to see the effects of Trump’s crackdown“): Three days into

A viral video featuring what appeared to be University of Idaho murderer Brian Kohberger in prison prompted questions of AI influence amid an official investigation. Last month, the admitted murderer’s sentencing hearing resulted in the handing down of four consecutive life

A former Girl Scouts troop leader in New Jersey has alleged she was removed from her post for refusing to promote “Pride” month to kids. Alexandra Bougher, who also serves as the Bergen County chapter chair of Moms for Liberty, claimed

Democrat and media propaganda that President Donald J. Trump’s tariffs would lead to economic doom have provided a convenient excuse to businesses that are struggling to attract customers for other reasons. The latest to scapegoat Trump for their own failing business

A record-breaking meth bust on I-90 exposes how cartel pipelines exploit weak points—and why state-ICE partnerships like 287(g) are becoming a frontline defense. Story Snapshot Troopers seized about 207 pounds of crystal meth near Sturgis, the largest haul in South Dakota