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Ohio Train Derailment: Deep State Coverup?

On February 3rd, about fifty train cars on a Norfolk Southern Railroad train were derailed while traveling through the small town of East Palestine, Ohio. Reports reveal that a deadly carcinogen, ethylhexyl acrylate, was among a long list of volatile chemicals which were released following the derailment.  Local residents were advised to evacuate the surrounding area after a controlled burn was initiated to prevent an explosion. However, residents were soon allowed back to their homes. Despite the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stating that they have not detected any concerning level of toxins in the air, the concern is growing after dead chickens, foxes, and fish were found over 10 miles away from the site. Activists are desperately asking for answers as concern mounts that deadly chemicals such as vinyl chloride could have contaminated the Ohio River, a water source for over 5 million Americans. Despite the seriousness of the situation, the mainstream media has been concerningly quiet, and the federal government has made no mention of the derailment, leaving Americans wondering, “what’s going on?” Read More

More Mystery Objects Shot Down

Mystery surrounds American airspace after three more objects were shot down over the weekend. One over Alaska, one over Yukon, and one over Michigan. The three new objects were smaller than and did not resemble the Chinese spy balloon that was shot down over Myrtle Beach on February 4. The new objects were described by defense officials as unmanned “octagonal structures” with strings attached to them. It’s unclear what the objects were, and even extraterrestrial origins cannot be counted out at this point. They were traveling at about 20,000 feet and could have interfered with commercial airspace. US Northern Command General Glen Vanherck said that the objects pose no threat.  Read More

Not Your Grandma’s Coke Float

New Zealand police discovered more than $320 million worth of cocaine floating in the Pacific Ocean — more cocaine than “New Zealand would use in 30 years,” according to the NZ Police Commissioner. It has been described as the country’s largest drug seizure to date. The cocaine originated in South America and was intercepted before reaching its final destination, likely Australia. While no arrests have been made, the investigation is ongoing. Police said the drugs were dropped in a remote part of the ocean by an international drug-smuggling syndicate. This tactic, known as a “cocaine float,” is not uncommon — smugglers leave packaged drugs in international waters for pickup by other vessels. Although the drugs were destroyed, the concerns of transnational organized crime remain, especially as drug overdose and fentanyl deaths surge worldwide.  Read More

The NBA Has a New King 

On Tuesday night, LeBron James broke the NBA’s all-time scoring record, originally held by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Needing 36 points against the Oklahoma City Thunder, LeBron scored 38 points, bringing his career total to 38,390 points scored. Breaking Kareem’s record was a feat that many believed to be impossible to reach. The game was paused with 10.9 seconds remaining in the third quarter to honor LeBron, with a tribute video being played on the big screen. LeBron gave a speech honoring Kareem and acknowledging that the achievement would not be possible without him. Read More

Turkey & Syria Devastated by MEGA Earthquake

A devastating earthquake has left thousands dead in Syria and Turkey as rescuers start a race against time to find survivors. The 7.8 magnitude mega-quake struck at 4 am on Monday morning and is the strongest earthquake to hit the region since 1939. More than 2,300 people have been confirmed dead, thousands of people injured, and entire cities lay in ruin. Turkey is asking its allies in NATO for assistance, and a host of countries have already pledged support in recovery operations, as local support groups work overtime to scour the ruins of the cities which unfortunately found themselves in the epicenter of the quake. Read More

Inflating Tensions with China

A suspected Chinese spy balloon flying over the northern US is being tracked by the Pentagon. US defense officials say that the balloon has been flying well above the average commercial airline for a couple of days, with a flight path over numerous “sensitive” sites. The Pentagon says it is almost certain that the balloon belongs to the Chinese Communist Party, and the only thing which has prevented the balloon from being shot down is concern over the debris. Spokesmen from Beijing stated that “It is a civilian airship used for research, mainly meteorological purposes,” and continued to ask for cooler heads to prevail in what China would like to say is an innocent mistake.  Read More

Republican Councilwoman Shot Dead Outside Home

Sayerville Councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour was shot dead outside her home in New Jersey. The Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office reported that shots were reported around 7:22 pm on Wednesday evening. When police arrived on the scene, Dwumfour was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Police have yet to find a suspect, and it’s currently unknown whether Dwumfour was the intended target of the attack. However, after the announcement of the councilwoman's passing, there has been an outpouring of support and mourning, making it clear that America has lost a dedicated and valuable public servant. Read More

Feds at Biden’s Door

The hunt for classified documents continues as the FBI searches President Biden’s home in Rehoboth, Delaware. It’s currently unclear just how many documents have been recovered by the FBI and Justice Department so far. Still, considering the scale and frequency of recent searches, January's findings could just be the tip of the iceberg. On Monday, special counsel Robert Hur officially began his duties in overseeing the probe into the documents, and President Biden says he is "cooperating fully and completely" with the investigation into his handling of the classified documents. However, despite the president's presumed cooperation, questions are being raised over who had access to the President's documents and if there’s a possibility that operatives without security clearance could have seen files that potentially compromise national security. Read More

DACA Recipient Receives Life Sentence for Triple Homicide

Luis Perez, an illegal alien who received temporary stay in the United States through the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, was recently convicted of a triple homicide that took place in 2018 where he took the lives of three Americans. On multiple occasions, authorities were given the ability to detain and deport Perez prior to the murders, one of these times being in 2017, when he was charged with domestic violence in Middlesex County, New Jersey. However, he was never handed over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities and was promptly released back into the public via the jurisdiction’s sanctuary county policy. This case represents yet another blatant miscarriage of justice in which multiple, woke federal and local jurisdiction policies prevented the detaining of an illegal immigrant who would ultimately harm American citizens and their families. Read More

UPDATE: Tragedy in Mexico for OH Family

On Christmas day, an Ohio architect, his fiancée and two other relatives disappeared in Mexico. Now, after almost a month of searching, they have been confirmed dead in a van riddled with bullet holes in Zacatecas. Authorities say that witnesses saw the group being dragged into a van, and the family feared they had been subjected to a gruesome kidnapping. With the ongoing cartel and gang violence in Zacatecas, it’s questionable if the perpetrators of this gruesome massacre will be brought to justice. Read More