GET THE APP
Thursday, April 23, 2026

Category: News
April 3, 2024
Ed Kozak
Immigration

Residents Slam ‘Disgusting’ Plan to House Migrants at Historic Veterans Home.

Boston area residents are slamming plans to convert the historic Chelsea Soldier’s Home into a facility to house 100 illegal alien families.

“I can’t believe the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home which is for the Vets is going to [be] used for the immigrants overflow,” George Belmonte, a Massachusetts resident, commented on Facebook. “How about taking care of the homeless vets first? I am all for helping people but how about taking care of those already here and homeless,” Belmonte added.

Nearly 550 veterans in Massachusetts experienced homelessness on a single night in 2023, according to U.S. Housing and Urban Development data.

Area resident Denise Levy noted that while the Home was still operational for veterans, those “who fought for our country are paying to live there,” while the illegal aliens will be provided accommodation for free. “Disgusting!!!” she wrote. According to its website, single veterans at the Old Soldiers’ Home paid $30 per day — with a $300 personal exemption from personal income — for nursing home care. Vets who did not need nursing home care were asked to give $10 per day, also with the $300 exemption.

Founded in 1882 to care for Civil War veterans, the now-vacant Chelsea Soldiers’ Home was ear-marked for demolition before Democratic Governor Maura Healey announced the plans to turn it into housing for illegal aliens. Healy’s decision comes as the
state — like many others across the country — struggles to cope with the massive influx of illegal aliens entering the country due to the Biden government’s mishandling of the border crisis.

show less
Boston area residents are slamming plans to convert the historic Chelsea Soldier's Home into a facility to house 100 illegal alien families. show more
April 3, 2024
William Upton
Crime
Immigration

Sanctuary Law Stopped Illegal Accused of Sexually Assaulting Kids Being Deported.

An illegal immigrant living in Lynn, Massachusetts, accused of multiple instances of assault and child sexual abuse, was shielded from deportation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) due to the state’s sanctuary laws. Throughout 2022 and 2023, the Guatemalan national had numerous run-ins with law enforcement — resulting in a long list of charges against him. In November 2023, ICE finally issued a detainer against the illegal immigrant. A Massachusetts court — citing the state’s sanctuary policy — released him back into the community instead.

While it is unclear when the Guatemalan national entered the United States, his criminal history suggests he crossed the border relatively recently. On March 30, 2022, the Guatemalan man was first charged in Lynn for assault, battery, and strangulation offenses. Two days later, he was charged with reckless endangerment of a child. A state district court dismissed the charges in February of last year.

In June of 2023, the illegal immigrant was charged with compulsory insurance violation, identification infringements, and forgery, of which he was again cleared on the same day. He again faced criminal charges in early November when he was arraigned on numerous counts of child assault, including attempted rape. Additional charges — including offensive assault and battery on a child under 14 years, child rape, assault and battery, and witness intimidation — were added in February of this year. Again, those charges were eventually dismissed.

Despite interference from Massachusetts courts, ICE agents were finally able to detain the Guatemalan man at his Lynn residence. He currently remains in ICE custody, awaiting deportation.

show less
An illegal immigrant living in Lynn, Massachusetts, accused of multiple instances of assault and child sexual abuse, was shielded from deportation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) due to the state's sanctuary laws. Throughout 2022 and 2023, the Guatemalan national had numerous run-ins with law enforcement — resulting in a long list of charges against him. In November 2023, ICE finally issued a detainer against the illegal immigrant. A Massachusetts court — citing the state's sanctuary policy — released him back into the community instead. show more
April 3, 2024
William Upton
Politics
War

Michael Moore Says Biden is ‘Ethnic Cleansing’ Accomplice.

Michael Moore says President Joe Biden is aiding Israel‘s “ethnic cleansing” of Palestinians in Gaza by acting as the Jewish state’s “number one arms dealer.” The socialist documentary filmmaker leveled the accusation during a recent episode of his “Rumble” podcast.

“You know who you are and what you have to do…. You must have thought about it during Mass on Easter. Public opinion is completely against this ethnic cleansing,” Moore said. He went on to lament the predicament many political progressives will face in the November election, having to choose between Biden and former President Donald Trump.

“It’s been just an awful thing for all of us to be witness to. We’d like to think about it because our president, the one that has to stop Trump, from winning in November, is the number one financial backer and the number one arms dealer for the state of Israel,” Moore said, adding that Biden “has the power to stop this, say, within the next hour, literally by just turning off the faucet, pulling the plug.”

Moore, who warned Democrats about Donald Trump’s working-class political appeal in 2016, backed Biden during the 2020 election. However, Biden’s Israel policy has soured the filmmaker on the Democratic incumbent. He endorsed the “uncommitted” option in the Michigan Democratic primary which garnered over 100,000 votes in protest of the Biden government’s support for Israel. During a recent appearance on MSNBC, Moore explained that the “uncommitted” vote was a warning to “save Biden from himself.” He added that if the Democrat President continues to support the “massacre” of Palestinians, it could cost him the November election.

show less
Michael Moore says President Joe Biden is aiding Israel's "ethnic cleansing" of Palestinians in Gaza by acting as the Jewish state's "number one arms dealer." The socialist documentary filmmaker leveled the accusation during a recent episode of his "Rumble" podcast. show more
April 3, 2024
Immigration
NatSec

Feds ‘Accidentally’ Released Somali Terrorist on FBI Watch List.

A known member of the Somali terrorist group al Shabaab was able to reside in the U.S. for almost a year due to an error by federal agencies. The 27-year-old man, still unnamed, was already listed on the terrorist watchlist for his involvement in explosives and weapons trafficking. Despite his criminal background, he was released after being detained for illegal entry in California in March 2023. His rearrest only happened this January in Minnesota.

Republican lawmakers are now seeking explanations for the oversight. A letter from these lawmakers questioned the possibility of a Non-Governmental Organization’s (NGO) involvement in the terrorist’s transportation to Minnesota, either directly or indirectly.

“Due to Minnesota’s far distance from the border, it is not an easy task for migrants to travel to the state,” the letter reads. “Did the al-Shabbab terrorist travel to Minnesota with the assistance, either direct or indirect of an NGO? If so, which NGO was responsible for transporting the individual to Minnesota?”

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) held the Biden administration accountable for this incident. “The Biden administration’s open-borders agenda allowed a known terrorist to roam freely throughout our state, and now they must answer for their inexcusable negligence,” Emmer said in a statement.

News of the Somali terrorist’s mistaken release is likely to add to already heighten public concerns about terrorists crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. It follows the March apprehension of a Hezbollah terrorist at the border, who confessed his intent “to make a bomb” and target New York.

show less
A known member of the Somali terrorist group al Shabaab was able to reside in the U.S. for almost a year due to an error by federal agencies. The 27-year-old man, still unnamed, was already listed on the terrorist watchlist for his involvement in explosives and weapons trafficking. Despite his criminal background, he was released after being detained for illegal entry in California in March 2023. His rearrest only happened this January in Minnesota. show more
April 3, 2024
Media

ESPN Host Reveals Network Execs Scripted Her Biden Interview – ‘You Will NOT Deviate.’

Former ESPN host Sage Steele recently shared that her March 2021 interview with President Biden was pre-scripted by ESPN’s top executives. Steele told Fox News Digital that the entire interaction was severely structured, with “every single question” having been carefully constructed and rehearsed by numerous editors and executives within the organization.

“That was an interesting experience in its own right because it was so structured,” Steele said. “And I was told, ‘You will say every word that we write out, you will not deviate from the script and go.’”

This included no permissions for spontaneous follow-up questions. Steele believes the Biden White House was provided with the interview questions beforehand.

Despite the controlled setting, Steele, who has launched her new podcast “The Sage Steele Show,” described her interaction with President Biden as “heartbreaking,” citing concerns over his mental fitness. She expressed distress that those who professed to care for Biden as a public figure had allowed him to assume and maintain a high-stress role despite palpable signs of cognitive struggle.

Steele departured ESPN in August 2021 following a lawsuit she levied against the network for allegedly violating her free speech rights. ESPN has yet to comment.

show less
Former ESPN host Sage Steele recently shared that her March 2021 interview with President Biden was pre-scripted by ESPN's top executives. Steele told Fox News Digital that the entire interaction was severely structured, with “every single question” having been carefully constructed and rehearsed by numerous editors and executives within the organization. show more
April 3, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Media
Politics

Lincoln Project, Co-Founded by ‘Predator’ John Weaver, Funded ‘Bloodbath’ Hoaxsters MeidasTouch.

MeidasTouch Network, the news outlet responsible for the “bloodbath” hoax, took tens of thousands of dollars from the controversial Lincoln Project group when it was still establishing itself.

The White House-linked network received $42,000 from the Lincoln Project, a supposedly conservative organization, in 2021-22, when it was still a Democrat PAC.

The Lincoln Project was founded in 2019 by John Weaver, who worked on the presidential campaigns of John McCain and John Kasich. It styled itself as a torchbearer of traditional Republicanism, opposed to Donald Trump and his America First agenda.

It was soon mired in scandal, however, after over 20 young males, including a 14-year-old, came forward to accuse Weaver of sexually harassing or grooming them.

The Lincoln Project would eventually acknowledge its co-founder, a married man, was “a predator, a liar, and an abuser.”

Weaver also signed a $350,000 contract with Rosatom, the Russian state-owned nuclear energy corporation, to lobby against sanctions in the same year he founded the Lincoln Project.

He backed out of the contract only after reports emerged he had registered as a Foreign Agent — but the episode has not stopped the Lincoln Project from repeatedly accusing Trump of being a Russian asset.

show less
MeidasTouch Network, the news outlet responsible for the "bloodbath" hoax, took tens of thousands of dollars from the controversial Lincoln Project group when it was still establishing itself. show more
trump
April 2, 2024
Lawfare

READ IN FULL: Trump Lawyers Demand Judge Merchan Recusal.

Lawyers for President Donald Trump have once again called on Judge Merchan – overseeing the “Stormy Daniels case” set to begin shortly – to recuse himself given his deep family connections to a number of high-profile anti-Trump actors, including Letitia James, Kamala Harris, and the Democratic National Committee.

Writing on Tuesday, lawyer Todd Blanche asserted:

“In August 2023, the Court reasoned that recusal was not warranted because President Trump had presented only “speculative and hypothetical scenarios.” The scenarios identified by the defense have come to pass. President Trump is the presumptive Republican nominee for president in the 2024 election. Your Honor’s daughter is an executive and partner at Authentic Campaigns, Inc. As recently as February and March 2024, Authentic has used social media to market its connections to President Biden and Vice President Harris while deriding President Trump. Authentic and Your Honor’s daughter are making money by supporting the creation and dissemination of campaign advocacy for President Trump’s opponent, political rivals, and the Democrat party. It can no longer be ignored that Authentic’s commercial interests are benefitted by developments in this case that harm President Trump’s penal interests and divert his efforts from running his leading campaign for the presidency by requiring him to prepare and sit for trial during the general election. The trial in this case will benefit Authentic financially by providing its clients more fodder for fundraising, Authentic will make more money by assisting with those communications, and Your Honor’s daughter will continue to earn money from these developments by virtue of her senior role at Authentic.

Read the full letter below:

show less
Lawyers for President Donald Trump have once again called on Judge Merchan – overseeing the "Stormy Daniels case" set to begin shortly – to recuse himself given his deep family connections to a number of high-profile anti-Trump actors, including Letitia James, Kamala Harris, and the Democratic National Committee. show more
April 2, 2024
Ed Kozak
Media

Lawsuit: MeidasTouch Parent Company Owes Sports Illustrated Owners $48.75 Million in Missed Payments.

Authentic Brands Group, owner of Sports Illustrated, is suing MeidasTouch parent company Arena Group — and its controversial part owner, Manoj Bhargava — for $48.75 million plus damages for copyright and trademark infringements.

The 51-page lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on Monday, alleges Bhargava “repeatedly ‘opted for lawlessness’ in his dealings with Sports Illustrated, deliberately missing payments to license the magazine and interfering with its new operator,'” The New York Times reports. The lawsuit claims that “In less than five months, Bhargava’s new venture not only crashed and burned, but almost took SI down along with it.”

According to the lawsuit, Bhargava — the inventor of 5-Hour Energy — assumed control of Arena Group, Sports Illustrated‘s publisher, after buying up its debt and obtaining an ownership stake in the company. The lawsuit claims that Bhargava then ousted Arena Group’s former CEO, Ross Levinsohn, and installed his own loyalists to run the company. Arena Group had a preexisting deal with Authentic Brands Group to pay a $15 million annual fee for the license to publish Sports Illustrated. Bhargava allegedly skipped the payment this year and refused to pay a $45 million termination fee to Authentic Brands Group after it revoked Arena Group’s license for the magazine. The lawsuit says Bhargava threatened to “go nuclear” in response to Authentic Brands Group’s demands.

In March, Levinsohn filed his own suit against Bhargava, accusing him of “deliberately breaking contracts as part of a convoluted union-busting plan.” Levinsohn’s suit alleges that one of Bhargava’s first moves after assuming control of Arena was to request the Sports Illustrated swimsuit models tour his offices.

Bhargava and Arena Group also own MediasTouch Network, the controversial White-House-linked ‘pro-democracy’ news network responsible for the Trump “bloodbath” hoax.

show less
Authentic Brands Group, owner of Sports Illustrated, is suing MeidasTouch parent company Arena Group — and its controversial part owner, Manoj Bhargava — for $48.75 million plus damages for copyright and trademark infringements. show more
April 2, 2024
William Upton
Lawfare

Daughter of Judge Presiding Over Stormy Daniels ‘Hush Money’ Trial Linked to Letitia James and Democrat AG Association.

Evidence continues to mount that the judge presiding over Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg‘s “hush-money” prosecution of former President Donald Trump should be conflicted out of the legal proceedings. Investigative reporter Laura Loomer has uncovered a direct financial relationship between Judge Juan Merchan’s daughter, Loren, and the Democrat Democrat Attorney’s General Association (DAGA).

According to campaign finance disclosure documents, DAGA made several payments throughout 2023 to Authentic, a digital marketing firm that employs Loren Merchan. At least one payment was made last October while James’s civil fraud prosecution against Trump was ongoing.

The DAGA connection raises a potential conflict of interest regarding the judge’s relationship with New York’s anti-Trump Attorney General Letitia James, who is a member of the Democrat group. James has overseen an aggressive lawfare campaign against Trump in New York. In February, James won a $364 civil fraud judgment against the former President in a case also overseen by a judge accused of political bias. Disgraced attorney Michael Cohen, a key witness in Bragg’s prosecution, also provided critical testimony for James’s prosecution.

While the connections between DAGA, Letitia James, Alvin Bragg, and Juan Merchan may appear tangential, New York state law regarding judicial recusals is fairly expansive. A judge is disqualified from presiding over a case “if he is related by consanguinity or affinity to any party to the controversy within the sixth degree.” While some in the corporate media have claimed that Loren Merchan’s anti-Trump social media posts do not merit her father’s disqualification, it would appear that her business relationship with DAGA — and Letitia James — may.

Late yesterday, Judge Merchan expanded his gag order against Donald Trump to include barring him from speaking about Loren Merchan — effectively silencing the former President’s ability to draw attention to the judge’s potential conflict of interest.

show less
Evidence continues to mount that the judge presiding over Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's "hush-money" prosecution of former President Donald Trump should be conflicted out of the legal proceedings. Investigative reporter Laura Loomer has uncovered a direct financial relationship between Judge Juan Merchan's daughter, Loren, and the Democrat Democrat Attorney’s General Association (DAGA). show more
April 2, 2024
Ed Kozak
Immigration

Nearly 1,000 ‘Gotaway’ Illegals Crossed Southern Border on Easter Sunday.

U.S. Border Control reports indicate that 919 “gotaway” illegal aliens entered through the southern border on Easter Sunday. “Gotaways” are those who are not recorded in official numbers each month but are tracked internally by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

This recent influx brought the 7-day average of “gotaways” to roughly 761 per day, just days after the Texas Department of Public Safety arrested four individuals caught sabotaging a border fence.

The escalating border situation continues to have repercussions for various states across America. In Denver, city official Andres Carrera advised migrants to relocate to other places after illegals exhausted city resources. “The opportunities are over,” Carrera said in Spanish to a group of illegals. “New York gives you more. Chicago gives you more. So I suggest you go there where there is longer-term shelter. There are also more job opportunities there.”

Similarly, Boston authorities have taken the drastic step to house illegal aliens in the historic Old Chelsea Soldiers’ Home due to the strain on resources.

Public attention to illegal immigration remains high, with polls showing it consistently ranks as a top concern among voters. A recent Gallup poll indicates that 48 percent of respondents view it as a primary issue, up seven points from last year. Furthermore, support for enhanced border security measures is strong, with 79 percent of Republicans, 54 percent of Democrats, and 56 percent of independents polled by the Associated Press favoring the increase of border patrol agents.

show less
U.S. Border Control reports indicate that 919 "gotaway" illegal aliens entered through the southern border on Easter Sunday. "Gotaways" are those who are not recorded in official numbers each month but are tracked internally by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). show more