A bombshell report alleges Secretary Kristi Noem’s Department of Homeland Security is in “constant chaos,” driven by headline-grabbing crackdowns and internal power struggles. Sources claim Noem prioritized personal image with staged photo-ops and sidelined critics, while her adviser Lewandowski allegedly sought a badge and gun without proper training.

A U.S. Marine veteran is seeking help after his wife, Diana Butnarciuc, was arrested by ICE during an interview for a permanent resident card. Butnarciuc, who arrived in 2008 and has no criminal record, faces a 2018 deportation order. Her husband filed an I-130 petition, and they await a resolution to her immigration status.

Puerto Rico’s governor signed a law recognizing unborn children as human beings in criminal cases, aiming to punish violence against pregnant women. While officials insist it doesn’t ban abortion, critics fear this legal shift could undermine reproductive rights and medical autonomy, sparking widespread debate and unease among medical professionals.

New documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein purchased 330 gallons of sulphuric acid for his island on the same day the FBI launched its sex trafficking probe. While online speculation suggested nefarious uses, the records indicate the chemical was for the island’s water purification system. Separately, emails suggest Elon Musk may have planned a visit to Epstein’s

US activist Shaun King is facing renewed criticism. He publicly supported Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami in the recent election. This move has reignited debates about his credibility. Critics question his understanding of complex political movements. His past controversies regarding fundraising and factual accuracy have resurfaced. The endorsement of Jamaat-e-Islami, an Islamist party, has drawn significant backlash.

President Trump has ordered the USS Gerald R. Ford to move from the Caribbean to the Middle East, joining the USS Abraham Lincoln. This deployment escalates the US military presence in the region amid heightened tensions with Iran.