In June 2024, President Donald Trump told a crowd of supporters at a Las Vegas rally that he was going to eliminate taxes on tips.
USAID, long paraded as a beacon of humanitarian aid, has instead become a slush fund for corruption, waste, and political manipulation. Billions vanish into the pockets of foreign bureaucrats, NGOs with murky agendas, and bloated contracts that serve everyone but the American taxpayer. Yet, Democrats fight tooth and nail to shield this sinking ship, spinning “oversight” into obstruction. Why? Because USAID isn’t about aid—it’s about influence, control, and ensuring the right people get paid. The scam continues, and taxpayers foot the bill.
Modern slavery is a stark reminder that history’s darkest chapters still cast long shadows. Despite global progress, forced labor, human trafficking, and exploitation persist in various forms, echoing America’s troubled past. Vulnerable populations, including migrant workers and marginalized communities, remain at high risk. While legal frameworks exist, enforcement gaps and economic pressures allow these injustices to continue. To combat modern slavery, awareness, policy reform, and ethical consumer choices are critical. This issue is not just historical—it’s happening today. How can we learn from the past to fight for a just future?
Black Lives Matter (BLM) was founded to combat systemic racism and police brutality but has been marred by controversy. The movement gained prominence leading to protests that often turned violent, causing financial and social damage. Despite receiving millions, allegations of financial mismanagement and self-enrichment surfaced, with little support reaching victims’ families. Their “Defund the Police” movement contributed to rising crime in Black communities. Families of victims have accused BLM of profiting from their tragedies while failing to provide assistance. Once seen as a force for change, the movement now faces scrutiny over its leadership’s transparency and accountability. Their noble intentions are in question.
This article explores the alarming issue of unaccompanied migrant children crossing the U.S. border and the government’s inability to account for tens of thousands of them. Between 2019 and 2023, over 32,000 minors failed to appear for immigration court hearings, and more than 291,000 were not issued Notices to Appear, leaving their status unknown. The lack of interagency coordination and resources raises concerns about exploitation, trafficking, and systemic failures, prompting calls for urgent reforms.
While Planned Parenthood continues to position itself as a champion of women’s health, the evidence would suggest otherwise. A vast portion of its operation centered around abortion. And much like its founder, Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood is a deeply racist organization that targets minorities.
This is not a Trump issue. Every nation has immigration laws and violating them has consequences. The United States is no exception. Immigration laws exist for a reason: to regulate who enters and resides in a country, ensuring fairness and security. The United States has clear legal pathways for those seeking to immigrate, and bypassing those processes is a violation of federal law.
The liberal left has continued to push the issue of climate change to the heart of U.S. politics. Sometimes, these eco-warriors employ fear strategies. As one famous eco-warrior put the issue in 2019, “People are dying.”
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