A Detroit woman accused of running a decade-long student aid scheme, obtaining $2.5 million, has pleaded guilty to wire fraud, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know.
Jeremiah 33:3
Stinging Portuguese man o’ war are invading beaches: ‘Extremely painful’
The small sea creature may look pretty, but they are highly venomous. The Portuguese man o’ war has been making its presence known on beaches from Texas to Florida, as reported by Fox Weather. The small but dangerous sea creature — which is known for its long tentacles and polyps that extend up to 100 feet,…
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Here are the promises Zohran Mamdani broke in his first 100 days in office
Mamdani’s early viral promise to open city-run grocery stores has all but disappeared from the conversation during his first 100 days in office. The pitch that candidate Mamdani made repeated was that five grocery stores — one in each borough — could sell food to hard-working New Yorkers at wholesale prices if the city covered…
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Deputy injured, suspect killed after gunfire erupts during Fannin County call; Texas Rangers investigating
A deputy is injured, and the suspect is dead after gunfire erupted during a response call in Fannin County on Tuesday, officials said. According to the Fannin County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy was responding to a call in the 500 block of County Road 5012 when they were immediately met with gunfire upon arrival. Bullet…
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Illegal Immigrant Found Guilty on 9 Counts of Assault for Groping Teenage Girls at Virginia High School
Illegal immigrant found guilty on 9 assault counts for groping teenage girls at a Virginia high school. An 18-year-old illegal immigrant was found guilty on nine counts of assault against teenage girls at a Virginia high school. Earlier today, the Department of Homeland Security said in a social media post that Immigration and Customs Enforcement…
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A School Shooter Thought He Would Kill Children>>>🤼♀️ This Heroic Principal Had Other Ideas
An Oklahoma principal who was shot in the leg while tackling a school shooter on Tuesday was hailed a hero for stopping the gunman and preventing a worse tragedy, officials said. Pauls Valley High School Principal Kirk Moore and other staff spotted the gunman, later identified as 20-year-old former student Victor Hawkins, and immediately jumped…
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Ireland Out of Gas
Things have been dicey for a while on the Emerald Isle. But great googly moogly, do they look just awful right now. Mass protests have broken out across the country over the cost of living and the exorbitant price of fuel, with a paralyzed, intransigent government seen as unsympathetic and unwilling to do anything to…
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Eric Swalwell Could Be on the Verge of Being Engulfed in a Sexual Harassment Fiasco
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), who is also running for governor of California, was trying to present himself as a victim of political persecution. The FBI is collecting documents related to his interactions with a woman known as Fang Fang, who was suspected of being a Chinese spy, and may be preparing them for public release.…
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Justice Department says it has prosecuted $500 million in healthcare, COVID fraud claims in 3 states
Article Dig Deeper The Justice Department said this week that it has wrapped up health care fraud investigations in three states which had cost Americans over $500 million among the respective parties. The announcement comes the same week that the Justice Department created its National Fraud Enforcement Division, which is a major step in the…
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Proposal would automatically register men 18-26 for the military draft, filing shows
The Selective Service System has submitted a proposal to automatically register eligible American men for the draft by December. The proposal, by the independent U.S. government agency, will apply to men ages 18-24, according to CNBC. It was submitted to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, about a month after the hostilities in Iran…
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Abortion Opponents Want Trump’s FDA to Act on Abortion Pill Restrictions
U.S. abortion opponents are increasingly frustrated with the lack of action by President Donald Trump’s administration to stem the flow of abortion pills prescribed online that they view as undermining state abortion bans. A court ruling this week in a lawsuit the Louisiana attorney general brought against Trump’s Food and Drug Administration cast a spotlight…
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Fan favorite alligator Buddy dies at Gatorland in Orlando
A nearly 1,000-pound alligator named Buddy who was a fan favorite at Gatorland in Orlando has succumbed to age and health issues. He was between 60 and 70 years old. Gatorland, a 110-acre theme park that began as a roadside attraction in 1949, announced Buddy’s death Wednesday, April 8. Buddy was the biggest alligator in…
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US Birthrate Slides to Record Low in 2025
The U.S. birthrate declined to a record low in 2025, according to new federal data, continuing a decades-long trend since the nation’s last major pre-recession high in 2007. The provisional number of births in the U.S. was 3,606,400 in 2025, down 1% from 3,628,934 in 2024, while the general fertility rate, which measures births per 1,000…
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Here We Go Again! TikTok Leftist Reveals Latest Symbol Of White Supremacy And You’re Probably Guilty
A bizarre TikTok video has gone viral for its unique take on how “white supremacy” is manifesting in neighborhoods across America — and for the plant-based remedy the video offers. In the wild clip shared on X by Libs of TikTok, among others, the earnest TikTok user reveals her theory on the racial hate inherent…
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How Long Before Your Old Car is Illegal to Drive? Minnesota Bill Would Add Weekday Use Restrictions to Classic Car Rules
California is not the only state reconsidering its classic car legislation as of late. Minnesota legislators are currently overhauling the state’s heritage vehicle rules, and it appears that some specific restrictions on when and where classic cars can be operated are under consideration. Officially known as HF 3865, the Minnesota State Legislature bill first brought…
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Horse reunited with owner after being rescued from flooded creek near Marengo, Illinois
From flood victim to star of the show; one horse in McHenry County is having one heck of a week after dozens of rescuers saved his life over the weekend. About 45 people were involved in the horse’s rescue on Friday, who was suffering from significant hypothermia after he was pulled out of the water.…
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Over $200,000 worth of illegal narcotics seized in Wayne County investigation
Law enforcement officers seized over $200,000 worth of illegal narcotics during an investigation in Metro Detroit. The Michigan State Police said its Metro Narcotics Enforcement Team (MNET) worked with the Taylor Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Agency’s Detroit Division on an investigation of someone bringing pressed fentanyl pills to sell in Metro Detroit. Michigan State Police’s…
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Graco infant car seats sold at Amazon, Target and Walmart recalled over structural issue
Graco is voluntarily recalling select infant car seats due to a “structural issue” with the base, the company announced. The recalled SnugRide Turn & Slide seats were sold in the U.S. from Jan through March 2026 at Amazon, Babylist, Target, Walmart, and on Graco’s website. “We know parents rely on Graco products every day, and…
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Police dog named Hulk sniffs out 48 tons of marijuana in record bust in Brazil
Brazilian police seized a record 48 tons of marijuana in a favela in Rio de Janeiro, uncovered by chance by a sniffer dog during a regular operation against criminal factions. During the operation in the Complexo da Mare, a large complex of favelas in the north of the city, a dog named Hulk indicated there…
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Deputies rescue campers who say they were stalked by mountain lion in Colorado backcountry
When two campers in the Colorado backcountry thought they were being stalked by a mountain lion last week, Clear Creek County deputies decided to mount a rescue themselves. In a social media post, the Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office said, “We admire Alpine Rescue Team so much that we wanted to be like them.” According…
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Ford recalls nearly 423,000 vehicles over windshield wiper issue
Ford Motor Co. is recalling 422,613 vehicles because the windshield wipers might fail, according to a notice from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The agency said the failure could reduce the driver’s visibility and increase the risk of a crash. The recall affects Lincoln Navigator and Expedition vehicles, as well as some of…
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