Saturday, May 24, 2025
Church, 20 people charged in $60M Medicaid scam stealing from taxpayers and exploiting vulnerable | Blaze Media
Church, 20 people charged in $60M Medicaid scam stealing from taxpayers and exploiting vulnerable | Blaze Media:
While hardworking Americans continue to pay into the Medicaid system, intended to help those in need, oversight failures have left it vulnerable to scammers.
On Tuesday, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced 22 new indictments relating to a sober living home fraud case.
NBC News Is Very Worried Trump's Harvard Rules Will Negatively Impact the Future Queen of Belgium - Amy Curtis
"Trump Derangement Syndrome has American news orgs simping for foreign monarchies now lol. Please won’t someone think of the poor Queen!
- Yesterday, we told you about the Trump administration revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students, citing their failure to protect their Jewish student population and campus safety failures.
History for May 24
History for May 24 - On-This-Day.com 
Queen Victoria (Britain) 1819
- 1764 - Bostonian lawyer James Otis denounced "taxation without representation" and called for the colonies to unite in demonstrating their opposition to Britain’s new tax measures.
- 1816 - Emamual Leutze was born in Germany. He was most famous for his paintings "Washington Crossing the Delaware" and "Columbus Before the Queen".
- 1844 - Samuel F.B. Morse formally opened America's first telegraph line. The first message was sent from Washington, DC, to Baltimore, MD. The message was "What hath God wrought?"
- 1883 - After 14 years of construction the Brooklyn Bridge was opened to traffic.
- 1941 - The HMS Hood was sunk by the German battleship Bismarck in the North Atlantic. Only three people survived.
- 1993 - Roman Catholic Cardinal Juan Jesus Posada Ocampo and six other people were killed at the Guadalajara, Mexico, airport in a shootout that involved drug gangs.
Friday, May 23, 2025
'Monstrous and barbaric': White House responds to judge's threat to order return of murderers, kidnappers * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'Monstrous and barbaric': White House responds to judge's threat to order return of murderers, kidnappers * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
A federal judge appointed by Joe Biden has threatened to order the federal government to return to the United States a list of criminal illegal aliens that were removed from society for their crimes.
And the White House has responded, by releasing to the public the long list of convictions that the eight illegals accumulated.
They include homicide, armed robbery, kidnapping, murder, battery, trafficking, "lascivious acts" with children, sexual assault, aggravated assault, and more.
Scary! Imagine what people of bad intend will be able to do!!
This entire video is AI. - Michael Foster
Both the video and sound are coming from a single text prompt per clip using Google’s Veo3.
- The world is undergoing another massive transformation.
When Has “Free Palestine” Meant Anything Other Than “Kill Jews”?
The murder of innocent Jews was always going to result from the current levels of hatred and dishonesty about the actions of Israel. - Jupplandia
The attractive young couple above have just been murdered.
Here is how an AI response describes the murder of these innocent young Jews...
Degrees for sale: How U.S. universities enabled the foreign labor pipeline * WorldNetDaily * by Amanda Bartolotta
Degrees for sale: How U.S. universities enabled the foreign labor pipeline * WorldNetDaily * by Amanda Bartolotta:
Universities also lowered their admissions standards, fast-tracked paperwork, and partnered directly with Miles to feed in large cohorts of Indian students. Some even allowed Miles to advertise the school's name in job placement packages, where education was a footnote, and the real product was employment in the U.S. workforce.
This wasn't accidental. It was deliberate, strategic, and profitable.
Chaos: Is ADHD an excuse for punching classmate and a teacher?
Chaos: Is ADHD an excuse for punching classmate and a teacher? - Joanne Jacobs
Tristan" punched a ninth-grade classmate.
A teacher who tried to stop the fight got a bloody nose and swollen lip.
The teenager was suspended for more than three weeks, but a hearing officer later ruled that violated his rights as a special-education student, reports Alex Zimmerman on Chalkbeat. Diagnosed with ADHD, Tristan hadn't received promised counseling sessions to "address impulse control and anger management."Students with disabilities are far more likely to be suspended than non-disabled peers.
In part, that's because behavioral and emotional issues such as oppositional defiant disorder are disabilities...
DHS releases details about 'barbaric, dangerous' illegal aliens on Sudan deportation flight after federal judge ruling | Blaze Media
DHS releases details about 'barbaric, dangerous' illegal aliens on Sudan deportation flight after federal judge ruling | Blaze Media:
The Department of Homeland Security revealed shocking details about the "barbaric, dangerous" illegal aliens who were placed on a deportation flight to South Sudan.
Where democrats rule!-----Flint Can't Afford to Pick Up Garbage, Light Its Streets, So It's Charging Its Residents More
Faced with a looming budget deficit, the city of Flint says its budget can no longer support the costs of picking up garbage and lighting its streets and neighborhoods. - Tom GantertProposed new taxes.
Flint is projecting deficits over the next two years...
- All property owners in a special lighting district would have a fee of $72.18 per parcel added to their July 2025 tax bill to pay for street lights...
- There would be a $202.56 tax charged to residential and multi-family dwellings up to four units for solid waste collection.
Flint is projecting deficits over the next two years...
It projects a deficit of $13.4 million in 2025-2026 and $8.2 million in 2026-27.
- In August 2023, the city of Flint received $170 million from the Protecting MI Pension Grant Program from the state of Michigan. That money was dedicated to the pension system which is underfunded.
- The City of Flint was awarded $94.7 million from the American Rescue Plan Act and that money must be spent by Dec. 31, 2026.
Sen. Joni Ernst Finds ‘Huge’ Fraud in the $60 Billion Federal Employees Spent with Gov’t Credit Cards: Charges at Casinos, Bars, Pay-Per-View UFC Fights
“[T]he federal government, through GSA credit cards, has 4.6 million active credit cards and accounts…we have a little less than half that number in federal employees.”
- She added that “a lot” of card usage occurs during federal holidays and on days like New Year’s Eve at “nightclubs, bars” and on “Sunday afternoons, okay, a big UFC fight or something pay-per-view.” And there are also cash withdrawals at casino ATMs.
The Greatest Scientific Fraud Of All Time -- Part XXXIII - Francis Menton
The Greatest Scientific Fraud Of All Time is the fraud by which our government alters existing U.S. and worldwide temperature data in order to enhance an apparent warming trend, and thereby support a narrative of supposedly dangerous global warming. - Stephen Heins
- As has been widely reported and discussed, the arrival of the new Trump 2.0 presidency is bringing disruption and change to many areas of a previously complacent federal bureaucracy.
- One of the areas where disruption appears to be hitting is an agency called NOAA — the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is a part of the Department of Commerce. NOAA is the place where the world and U.S. temperature data are collected and compiled — and altered...
Damning leaked tapes of Biden: Was he ever in control? | Blaze Media
Damning leaked tapes of Biden: Was he ever in control? | Blaze Media:
“And of course, the question here is why are these tapes finally being published now? Of course, not only does Axios’ Alex Thompson have a book to sell, but over the weekend, Biden’s team also announced on top of all of this, after the whole nation realizes for real, even the most normie normie, that he was obviously senile for a long time,” Peterson continues.
“Now, we learn that he’s suffering from an aggressive form of prostate cancer, and the mainstream media is going to do what they do. They’re going to do the whole cover-up,” he adds.
The cover-up of Biden’s declining mental and physical health now begs the question — who really was making all of the decisions?
History for May 23
History for May 23 - On-This-Day.com
Drew Carey 1958 - Actor, game show host
- 1430 - Joan of Arc was captured by Burgundians. She was then sold to the English.
- 1618 - The Thirty Years War began when three opponents of the Reformation were thrown through a window.
- 1785 - Benjamin Franklin wrote in a letter that he had invented bifocals.
- 1922 - "Daylight Saving Time" was debated in the first debate ever to be heard on radio in Washington, DC.
- 1934 - In Bienville Parish, LA, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were ambushed and killed by Texas Rangers. The bank robbers were riding in a stolen Ford Deluxe.
- 1998 - British Protestants and Irish Catholics of Northern Ireland approved a peace accord.
Thursday, May 22, 2025
Jonathan Turley: McIver case is evidence Dems have crossed red line 'separating political expression and criminal conduct' * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
Jonathan Turley: McIver case is evidence Dems have crossed red line 'separating political expression and criminal conduct' * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
Federal charges are being filed against U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver, a Democrat from New Jersey, who pushed her way into a melee when protesters were trying to disrupt operations at a detention center run by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Obstruction and interfering are included.
But the situation is just a symptom, more or less, of a bigger agenda by the Democrats, according to constitutional expert Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University who has not only testified before Congress as an expert on the nation's founding law, but has represented members in constitutional disputes in court.
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