The Department of Labor’s Office of Inspector General has quietly opened a sweeping investigation into alleged H-1B and PERM visa abuse, and the watchdog is already issuing subpoenas as it chases leads tied to fraud and labor trafficking. Inspector General Anthony P. D’Esposito made the announcement as part of a broader anti-fraud push, signaling that More
The White House just broke the internet again by leaning into meme culture, posting a Spider-Man-themed image tying the pop-culture gag to ICE activity rounding up illegal entrants — and left-wing pundits predictably lost their minds. Conservatives should be proud to see the administration finally using the cultural language Americans actually consume to make a More
On July 7, 2026, Spencer Pratt walked into the Oval Office and sat across from President Donald Trump, a photo he shared on social media that was later confirmed by White House sources. This wasn’t a tabloid stunt — it was a clear signal that the patriotic, anti-establishment movement keeps gaining ground inside the halls More
When a rising country star stood under the lights at Soldier Field and spoke plainly about Jesus, it was more than a concert moment — it was a reminder that faith still has a place in America’s public life. Ella Langley, opening for Morgan Wallen on June 20 at Chicago’s Soldier Field, told a packed More
The Department of Labor’s Office of Inspector General has launched a major, nationwide probe into H-1B and PERM visa fraud that threatens American workers and the integrity of our immigration system. This is not a paper‑shuffling exercise — the OIG says it uncovered schemes involving fraudulent applications, coercive wage‑kickback arrangements, and exploitation that displace U.S. More
America woke up to one of the strangest culture-war stunts yet: former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom took to social media to announce he is “officially declaring” himself a WNBA prospect for the 2027 draft, and former player and political gadfly Royce White reportedly followed suit in public posts that same day. What began as More
