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  President Trump With AG Pam Bondi JUST IN: AG Pam Bondi Confronted Over Lack of Public Evidence Against Kilmar Abrego Garcia Washington, D.C. – April 16, 2025 — During a tense press briefing on Wednesday, Attorney General Pam Bondi was asked point blank to provide public evidence that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, currently imprisoned in El Salvador, is affiliated with the violent MS-13 gang. The question came after weeks of speculation and criticism regarding the administration’s lack of transparency in high-profile deportation cases. Pam Bondi defended the administration’s handling of the case, stating unequivocally that Garcia is an “illegal alien” and a confirmed member of MS-13. According to Bondi, Garcia had been ruled an MS-13 member by both an immigration judge and an appellate court. “ICE testified, an immigration judge ruled, and an appellate judge confirmed — he is a member of MS-13. Hard stop,” Bondi said during the briefing. She added that Garcia was never going to r...

Pete Hegseth Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth Announces New Memorandum on Combat Arms Standards Washington, D.C. – March 31, 2025 In a video posted to social media, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the release of a new memorandum aimed at reinforcing equal and rigorous combat arms standards for all military personnel, regardless of gender. Hegseth, speaking aboard a flight returning from Japan , emphasized the importance of maintaining high-performance benchmarks for military readiness and national defense. "One Standard for All" “For far too long, we allowed standards to slip, with different requirements for men and women in combat arms military occupational specialties (MOS). That’s not acceptable,” said Hegseth. Under the new directive, the Department of Defense (DoD) will review and implement a unified standard for all combat roles, ensuring that every service member is measured equally based on their ability to perform essential tasks. Strengthening U.S. Milit...

  Treasury Sec. Bessent BREAKING: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent Announces Sanctions on Sinaloa Cartel Financiers The U.S. Department of the Treasury has taken decisive action against the financial backers of the Sinaloa Cartel , one of the most notorious criminal organizations in the world. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a new round of sanctions targeting six individuals and seven entities involved in money laundering and financial crimes that help fund the cartel's drug trafficking operations. Cracking Down on Cartel Financing In his announcement, Secretary Bessent emphasized that economic security is national security , reinforcing the Trump administration’s commitment to dismantling cartel networks through financial sanctions and law enforcement efforts. "Our administration is committed to cutting off their funding and neutralizing the threat through all available tools. The Sinaloa cartel has invaded our southern border, smuggled lethal fentanyl, and dest...

  MAJOR SECURITY COMPANY EMPLOYS MAN WITNESSED IN ACTS OF DOMESTIC TERRORISM ArmorCode Under Fire for Alleged Vandalism Incident Involving Employee Jim Pelis ArmorCode, a prominent cybersecurity company led by CEO Nikhil Gupta, is facing intense scrutiny after one of its employees, James "Jim" Pelis, was allegedly caught on camera vandalizing a Tesla Cybertruck in New Hampshire. The incident reportedly took place on Saturday, March 22, 2025, in the parking lot of the Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa in Bretton Woods. Details of the Incident According to reports, the owner of the Tesla Cybertruck, Kerri Pouliot, discovered the damage within an hour of arriving at the hotel. Surveillance footage is said to show Jim Pelis keying the vehicle. Despite initially denying involvement when questioned by police, Pelis was confronted with video evidence. The Carroll Police Department and the Coos County Attorney's Office have confirmed they are currently investigating the matt...