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Baby in Texas surrogacy battle receives heart surgery after Paxton intervention

The baby boy involved in a multistate surrogacy battle over his life-threatening heart defect had emergency surgery Monday, days after he was born in a Texas hospital. McKenna West, the surrogate who birthed the baby last Wednesday, has said she fled from Alaska to Texas to have the child after his biological parents in California […]

Jeffries faces progressive backlash for condemning antisemitic attacks on Randy Fine

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) is facing backlash from progressives after condemning Dan Bilzerian’s antisemitic attacks against Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) without mentioning his colleague’s history of inflammatory remarks about Muslims. Bilzerian, who is challenging Fine in Tuesday’s GOP primary, released an artificially generated video attacking the lawmaker’s Jewish identity. The ad, particularly, portrays […]

Federal judge lifts final remaining block on Trump ending TPS

A federal judge lifted his block on ending temporary protected status for immigrants from Ethiopia on Tuesday, meaning all of the Trump administration’s orders terminating TPS for various countries are now allowed to go into effect after the Supreme Court gave the green light earlier this summer. U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, an appointee of […]

Talarico campaign poaches former Cornyn staffer in race against Paxton

A former senior staffer for outgoing Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) has joined Democratic Texas state Sen. James Talarico’s U.S. Senate campaign in an unexpected cross-party move. Jacob Smith previously served as Cornyn’s deputy legislative director and policy adviser for five years. But now he is working for Talarico’s campaign as deputy policy director. “I’ve worked […]

Sammy ‘The Bull’ Gravano recounts turning on John Gotti

Sammy “The Bull” Gravano revealed why he turned on John Gotti in a new interview with Sean Hannity. “I said, ‘F*** the Mafia, f*** the oath, and f*** John Gotti. I’m switching sides,’” Gravano said. Gravano, Gotti’s former underboss, discussed the hit against Paul “Big Paul” Castellano, the Mafia’s blood oath, his prison years, and […]

Two Democratic sheriffs endorse Republican Rick Jackson in Georgia gubernatorial race

Two Democratic sheriffs in Georgia crossed party lines to endorse Republican candidate Rick Jackson to be the Peach State’s next governor over Democratic candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms. Sheriffs Ashley Paulk of Lowndes County, a central county on the state’s border with Florida, and Craig Peavy of Dooly County, in the central southern part of the […]

Judge orders release of suspect accused of vandalizing World War II Memorial

A judge on Monday ordered the release of the woman accused of vandalizing the World War II Memorial on Washington, D.C.’s National Mall. Melissa Farris was arrested after appearing to livestream herself on Aug. 13 vandalizing the monument, sparking outcry from President Donald Trump and leading U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro […]

Soros-backed prosecutor in Virginia under fire for accused killers’ insanity pleas

An accused killer’s escape from the country is renewing outrage toward leftist Virginia prosecutor Steve Descano’s reliance on insanity pleas in violent cases. Abdulloi Toshpulodzoda boarded a plane to Turkey in July after the Fairfax County commonwealth’s attorney gave him an insanity plea agreement over a landlord’s 2019 killing, leading to loose restrictions requiring him […]

Andy Burnham insists ‘zero consequence’ from falling for Susie Wiles impersonator as ministers’ phone numbers appear online

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is insisting that the conversations he had with a scammer impersonating a top White House official were of “zero consequence” and did not present a security concern despite a recent leak of multiple ministers’ phone numbers. Burnham messaged back and forth with a phone number claiming to be White House […]

Appeals court upholds limits on warrantless ICE arrests at churches

A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld limits on warrantless U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests at churches affiliated with a coalition of religious groups, ruling that the Trump administration’s policy likely violated a federal religious freedom law. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a February preliminary injunction issued last year by U.S. […]
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