Trump shares video message from the White House for D.C.’s March for Life: ‘Every child is a gift from God’
President Trump Speaks at March for Life Rally During the prominent March for Life rally in Washington, DC, President Donald Trump shared a video message, declaring that “every child is a gift from God.” His message aligned with the pro-life movement and preceded a speech by Vice President J.D. Vance. Trump began his video by […]
Jeanine Pirro states on ‘Pod Force One’ that Washington, D.C.’s loose crime laws need to be eliminated.
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro spoke about a drop in crime rates since President Trump took the reins of federal law enforcement in Washington, D.C. However, she criticized the “liberal-left” City Council for being too lenient with criminals. During a recent episode of “Pod Force One,” Pirro, a prosecutor appointed by Trump, expressed a desire for […]
Musk’s Grok AI Calls Trump D.C.’s ‘Most Notorious Criminal’ in X Posts
AI Chatbot Glock Identifies Trump as Washington’s “Most Notorious Criminal” Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, has stated that former President Donald Trump holds the title of Washington, DC’s “most notorious criminal.” This remark followed Trump’s recent announcement regarding plans to federate the DC police station and station National Guard troops throughout the city. Grok’s assertion […]
Bash describes January 6 as the most violent event in D.C.’s recent past
Dana Bash Criticizes January 6th Riot CNN anchor Dana Bash sparked reactions on social media after stating on Monday that the January 6 Capitol Riot was the “most violent moment in recent history” for Washington, D.C. This comment came shortly after Trump announced his intention to send the National Guard to address rising crime rates […]
D.C.’s Black Lives Matter Plaza to Be Redesigned
Washington DC's Black Lives Matter Plaza will be redesigned, according to DC Mayor Muriel Bowser (D). Bowser announced on Tuesday. “We have been thinking about the evolution of Black Lives Matter Plaza for a long time. The Plaza is part of DC's America 250 Mural Project and invites students and artists to create new murals […]
Rep. Andrew Clyde Intros Bill to Rename D.C.’s BLM Plaza as Liberty Plaza
Washington, DC needs a coat of fresh paint that literally, in a more specific way – Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) knows where to start. Georgia House of Representatives is introducing legislation to restore the name of Liberty Plaza, which was renamed Black Live Matter Plaza by local DC officials amid the 2020 George Floyd Riot. […]
US Government Dropped Millions On D.C.’s Favorite Media Outlet — Here’s What They Spent It On
According to data from USASPENDING.GOV, US government agencies have reduced the tremendous $ 34 million contract with Politico -based news outlet, Politico. Payments are different from the scope and from almost all government agencies. The Ministry of Home Affairs (DOI) National Park Bureau contract Politico's Energy and Environment (E & E) News Service subscription is […]
FAA Investigating Another Near-Collision at D.C.’s Reagan Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation after two planes nearly collided at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Wednesday. Air traffic controllers at Arlington, Virginia’s airport had to cancel American Airlines Flight 2134’s takeoff clearance after the flight was already heading toward the runway at about 10:30 a.m., when another plane received […]
D.C.’s Democrat Mayor Heading to Las Vegas on ‘Economic Mission’
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) is heading to Las Vegas on an “economic mission” after enjoying the Georgia Masters Golf Tournament on taxpayers’ dime. Mayor’s website announced On Friday, Bowser was scheduled to attend a meeting of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), which seeks to attract retailers to the nation’s capital. Washington, […]
Federal judge tossed lawsuit challenging D.C.’s nonresident voting law
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has dismissed a lawsuit challenging a local law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections, saying the plaintiffs had proven the law violated their rights. It was ruled that no. in opinion In a decision issued Thursday, Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled that a group of seven plaintiffs, all […]