The FCC has voted to revoke the license of one of China’s biggest telecoms provider over security concerns. China Telecom, owned by the CCP government in China has been told to stop its services in the US within 60 days. The telecoms provider can easily store and access US communications,… Continue reading FCC revokes license of top Chinese telecoms company
The National School Boards Association has offered an apology Friday night for a letter it had sent to the Biden Administration. The NSBA in their apology letter said they “regret and apologize for the letter” sent to the President. Their letter had targeted parents concerned with what their kids are… Continue reading National School Boards Association apologizes for calling parents “domestic terrorists”
A Haitian gang leader has threatened to kill all American missionaries if his gang’s demands are not met. The 400 Mawozo are behind the abduction of 17 US Christian missionaries in Haiti last Saturday. The missionaries were there to help the Haitian people affected by the earthquake and political turmoil.… Continue reading Haitian gang leader threatens to kill American missionaries
The case which has shocked America has taken a new turn. The Philadelphia train rape suspect was revealed to be a Congolese citizen who has a criminal record and overstayed his student visa since 2015. Fiston Ngoy, 35, has been charged with rape and other counts after the October 13… Continue reading Philadelphia train rape suspect is a student visa overstayer from Congo
A Haitian gang behind the kidnapping of US and Canadian missionaries is demanding a million dollars for each hostage. The abductions took place on Saturday when the 17 missionaries left an orphanage and were headed back to Port-au-Prince. 16 of the Christian missionaries are US citizens, while one is from… Continue reading Haitian gang behind US missionary abduction demands $17m ransom
A Maryland nuclear engineer and his wife have been charged with attempting to sell nuclear secrets to a person they believed to be representing a foreign country. Jonathan Toebbe, 42, his wife Diana Toebbe, 45, were arrested in West Virginia on Saturday. According to the Justice Department, they were allegedly… Continue reading Couple charged with attempting to sell nuclear secrets
An appeals court has reinstated the Heartbeat Act after a Federal judge blocked it. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to a request from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton against the injunction. The bill was labelled as an “offensive deprivation” of women’s constitutional rights by Federal Judge Robert… Continue reading Appeals court reinstates Heartbeat Act
The Senate has voted to temporarily extend the debt limit to avoid a default that many experts feared would have crushed the economy. Senators agreed 50/48 to increase the limit by $480bn which will cover till December. The bill was approved after weeks of debates, and infighting within the Democratic… Continue reading Senate temporarily extends debt limit
The Department of Justice is preparing to combat intimidation and threats against school teachers and board members from upset parents. The FBI is penning strategies that would address the problem, according to AG Merrick B Garland. Schools across the country have reported a rise in threats against staff members. Though,… Continue reading DOJ to combat mask mandate induced threats against teachers
The Bipartisan Infrastructure bill has been delayed as progressives demand more “diverse” spending on climate change. For years, the Democratic Party has catered to the Far-Left. Supporting and promising whatever they asked for, and now all that has once again backfired. The Democrats are officially without a backbone as the… Continue reading Biden, Pelosi left dangling by Far-Left as bipartisan infrastructure bill delayed