As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to implement his historic deportation program, officials in Central America are already expressing concerns about their “capacity” to handle the massive influx of nationals expected to be deported from the United States. Trump, who has vowed to deport the majority of the estimated 11 million to 22 million illegal immigrants […]
A new poll reveals that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s proposed reforms to the U.S. food industry and public health policies have widespread backing from the American public, regardless of political affiliation. Kennedy, who was recently selected by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the incoming administration, has […]
On Monday, MSNBC host Al Sharpton condemned President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance for inviting Daniel Penny, the Marine veteran who placed Jordan Neely in a chokehold on a New York City subway, to sit in their box at the Army-Navy football game. Sharpton, known for his history of race-baiting, called the invitation […]
By Tom Knighton Bearing Arms Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has nothing to brag about. Sure, he’s the district attorney in one of the largest districts in the nation, if not the largest. That was just winning an election, which isn’t nothing, but it’s still not the end all, be all of anything. No, Bragg has […]
By Tom Knighton Bearing Arms Someone once said that if you’re not paying for a product, you’re the product. It’s true, too. Newspapers, for example. The reader isn’t the customer, they’re the product. Advertisers are the customers. That’s where the money comes from. Basically, anything free is free for a reason. Companies are making their money […]
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reportedly considering stepping down, according to CTV News. Reports indicate that he is preparing to address Parliament soon, possibly as early as this afternoon, sparking speculation about his political future. The development comes on the heels of a significant shake-up within his government. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland abruptly […]
Trump is leaving the door open… President-elect Donald Trump signaled he could issue a presidential pardon for New York City Mayor Eric Adams who was indicted in September. “Yeah, I would,” the president-elect said when asked if he would look at a pardon for Adams on Monday. “I think that he was treated pretty unfairly.” […]
By APB Team American Police Beat Police officers have done a lot of adjusting over the last several decades. While good cops shouldn’t have to worry about their actions being filmed, it can still be daunting nonetheless. Videos can be edited or taken out of context. Sometimes, it’s just plain stressful knowing that your every […]
UPDATE: Two individuals have died following a shooting spree at a Christian school in Wisconsin. CNN reports that the juvenile shooter, a female armed with a handgun, has also died. POLICE CHIEF: Deceased victims are a teenage student and a teacher “We’re not releasing the age or gender of the shooter.” pic.twitter.com/BLNyc2fbiB — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) […]
There is a cruel irony in how a statute born to counteract Nazi propaganda in the late 1930s has been exhumed from its bureaucratic tomb to serve as a weapon of political warfare nearly a century later. The Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), originally a dusty relic collecting mothballs in the annals of American law, […]
Journalism, the bedrock of any healthy republic, stands as the guardrail against unchecked power, ensuring accountability and transparency. This critical function hinges on the principle that journalists must be protected from targeted retribution for their reporting, no matter how scathing. Yet, this core tenet is under siege. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), that bastion of leftist […]
The Great European Firewall: Why The EU Wants Its Own Satellite Constellation
The European Union’s plan to launch IRIS², a satellite internet constellation, is being heralded as a leap toward technological sovereignty. On its face, this sounds like an innocuous, if costly, endeavor—€11 billion for a communications system allegedly designed to improve connectivity and security. Yet scratch the surface, and you’ll find a far less virtuous ambition. […]