Days after deploying National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened to send additional forces into Baltimore, escalating his law-and-order campaign against Democratic-led cities ahead of the election. Trump described Baltimore as “out of control” and “crime-ridden,”

Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, recently discussed the FBI raid on former National Security Advisor John Bolton. During an interview on News Channel’s “Hannity,” Jordan said the raid was part of broader accountability measures targeting

Everyone knows Epstein and Ghislaine—but few know the shadowy family dynasty behind them. From Mossad and CIA ties to Silicon Valley and D.C., Alan MacLeod uncovers the Maxwells’ secret empire. With speculation mounting that Trump could pardon her, MintPress profiles the

by Robert Semonsen In 2024, Austrian police identified approximately 336,000 crime suspects, marking a significant increase from 255,815 in 2014. Foreign nationals accounted for 46.8 percent of these suspects, totaling around 157,000 individuals. This figure represents a record high for foreign

by Collin McMahon The as yet unidentified 21-year-old American student who stood up to two Syrian “Refugees” sexually harassing two young women in a Dresden tram Saturday night/Sunday morning has posted a video criticizing the release of one of his attackers

President Donald Trump’s federalization of Washington, D.C., on the heels of declaring a “crime emergency,” was met with mixed reactions, but it has also launched a conversation among residents and members of the media about a subject that, for years, has

(The Epoch Times)—A committee that advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is going to review various aspects of COVID-19 vaccines, including concerns about the persistence of messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA), according to a new document. The Advisory Committee on

The U.S. Supreme Court has reduced the scope of environmental studies for key infrastructure projects, potentially speeding up the permitting process for highways, airports, and pipelines. The judgment is the latest loss for environmentalists at the conservative Supreme Court, which has