President Joe Biden’s border security chief, Alejandro Mayorkas, is ducking and dodging questions about his responsibility for spiking the migrant flow into the United States. “Hasn’t this administration created a magnet?” asked Fox News host Chris Wallace. “Haven’t you given them a reason to believe there’s a reasonable chance if they come into this country,…
Drug Cartel in Mexico Renews Wave of Terror Attacks in Border State
August 29, 2021 by
A drug cartel unleashed a new wave of terror in the Mexican border state of Coahuila. The cartel carried out several attacks in multiple cities including a large-scale ambush on state police in an apparent show of force. The criminal organization known as the Cartel Del Noreste faction of Los Zetas is reportedly behind several…
NYTimes Claims Western Heat Wave Caused by Climate Change Based on ‘Rapid Attribution’ Study
July 9, 2021 by
The New York Times claimed Wednesday that the recent heatwave in the western U.S. was caused by climate change, citing a “rapid attribution” that has not been peer-reviewed, and downplaying the uncertainty expressed by scientists about the causal link. The Times reported in an article titled “Climate Change Drove Western Heat Wave’s Extreme Records, Analysis Finds”: The extraordinary…
CNN Admits Crime Wave, Highlights Violence in Democrat-Run Cities
April 7, 2021 by
CNN admits a crime wave which was evident in 2020 is continuing in 2021 in Democrat-run cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, and others. According to CNN, Chicago “homicides are up 33 percent in the first three months of the year compared to 2020.” Homicides in NYC were “jumped by nearly 14 percent…
Second Wave of Haitian Migrants Arrive at West Texas Border
February 2, 2021 by
Sources report that another wave of at least 100 migrants, many suspected of being Haitian nationals, made entry near Del Rio, Texas early Monday. The group was comprised of men, women, and children. Sources indicate some of the recent Haitian migrants are in the late stages of pregnancy. Some were transported to local hospitals for…
MSNBC’s Jason Johnson Predicts Wave of Violence After Trump Leaves Office
December 19, 2020 by
MSNBC political analyst Jason Johnson predicted Friday on “Deadline” that violence over Donald Trump losing the White House would increase. Johnson said, “This is just the beginning of how this is going to be. Senator Tuberville he abandoned Texas Tech. He leaves everything but not Trump-ism. He abandoned three different colleges but he’s not abandoning Trump-ism. You still have Proud…
NorthShore University HealthSystem’s digital strategy is being tested against second wave
November 18, 2020 by
NorthShore University HealthSystem has seen a steady return of almost all services since June, and currently the health system is close to 100% of where it was before the coronavirus pandemic. NorthShore is now charting a course forward, even with the expectation that it will realize a significant decline of about a quarter billion dollars…
Democrats Suddenly Very Concerned Over Red “Trump Wave” That Might Dominate 2018 Midterms
May 14, 2018 by
Nearly two-thirds of all Republican voters now declare the entirety of the Mueller investigation to be a witch-hunt meant only to damage President Trump. This according to a just-released YouGov poll – and that number is steadily climbing. At this rate, Trump-supporting Republicans are going to be more motivated than ever to get out and […]
US Preparing New Wave of Sanctions against Venezuelan Regime, Including Bond Trade Ban
August 24, 2017 by
The US has sanctioned Venezuela on three previous occasions, including more than a dozen high-standing regime members and Maduro himself. (flickr) The United States is preparing to issue a new wave of sanctions against the dictatorship in Venezuela. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, August 24 that US President Donald Trump and his adminsitration will […]
Venezuela: Wave of Arrests As Government Turns Against Elected Opposition
August 18, 2017 by
The arrest of four officials from the opposition in Venezuela, the removal from office of a further 11 and the issuing of arrest warrants against another five, demonstrates the Maduro administration’s tightening stranglehold on any form of dissent, taking repression to a frightening new level, said Amnesty International. “By removing opposition officials from their posts […]
American Diplomats Were Attacked in Cuba by Sonic Wave Weapons
August 16, 2017 by
The Cuban bloody oppressive regime has a very long history of harassing and subjecting to surveillance American diplomats in Havana. Cuban intelligent agents have frequently entered American diplomats’ homes and tampered with their computers, moved their books, and left feces. Often times, the electricity was cut off in their homes. Sometimes Cuban agents damaged […]
Castro Regime Unleashes Wave of Repression to Send Message to Trump
January 16, 2017 by
Raul Castro has aggressively targeted the political opposition in recent weeks (Ivan Hdez Carrillo). On Wednesday, January 11, the Cuban Democratic Directory, the organization that works to promote democracy in Cuba, denounced an “increase in the repression of the Castro regime in Cuba.” “Following Fidel’s death, Raul Castro’s regime needs to increase levels of repression […]
Obama Denies the Murder Wave on His Watch
January 8, 2017 by
President Barack Obama used the Harvard Law Review to broadcast his claim that “there is no growing crime wave,” despite the crime wave that has killed 1,500 Americans in 2015 and 2016. His claim that crime has remained “near historic lows,” and his denial of the national murder spike, came in his op-ed published by the Harvard […]
‘Ferguson Effect’: New Crime Wave Hits Democrat-Run Cities
June 2, 2015 by
Rally Held In Baltimore Day After Charges Announced Against Officers Involved In Freddie Gray Death Sunday The Wall Street Journal crunched the numbers on America’s startling new crime wave (after a two-decade decline) and listed seven cities that have seen noticeable, and sometimes shocking, spikes in murders and other violent crimes. Seven cities were worthy […]