Los Angeles activist Eva Woods beaten by homeless person An activist who ‘took matters into her own hands’ to help feed the homeless in MacArthur Park in Los Angeles, California, was severely beaten by a pipe-wielding homeless woman on February 22. The victim, Eva Woods, has been feeding the ‘unhoused residents’ in Los Angeles for six years after resources were cut back because of Covid.

“Deportation flights have begun” – White House on X The White House on Tuesday responded to a report from Axios that Republican lawmakers are being urged by the Trump Administration to stop using the phrase “mass deportations” ahead of the midterm elections.  They did not appear to deny the report, however. Instead, the White House highlighted the high percentage of deportations for illegal aliens with

President Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks in Hebron, Kentucky, this afternoon ahead of the May 19 primary election.  Trump’s speech today in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District comes as he seeks to unseat Rep. Thomas Massie, one of his most vocal critics on the right, who has broken with Trump and the GOP on several issues, including the Epstein Files and war with Iran. The

New York rap artist Jimmy Francois, known by his stage name “Bentley Bugz,” has been arraigned in federal court in Brooklyn for allegedly sex trafficking a 16-year-old girl, using force, threats, and coercion to exploit her. The 37-year-old from Elmont, Long Island, faces a six-count indictment for the alleged sex trafficking, which took place over a three-month period in 2024. New York rap artist Jimmy

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) attacks Tucker Carlson while speaking at an antisemitism symposium. Credit: C-SPAN screenshot Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) reignited his feud with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson in a blistering speech on Tuesday. As TGP readers know, Cruz and Carlson have been embroiled in a months-long feud, which was exacerbated when Cruz appeared on Carlson’s podcast last June. The topic centered around

Reality of “surf-and-turf” in the Military. Molly Jong-Fast, a contributor at Vanity Fair and the New York Times, took to X to boast about uncovering “frivolous” spending in the Department of War (DoW), specifically around food expenditures for our active-duty troops. In the X post, she discloses that “under Secretary Pete Hegseth’s stewardship,” in September, the Department of War spent $2 million on Alaskan King

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz/Image: Wikicommons Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license/ Author: Gage Skidmore Howard Schultz, the former CEO of far-left Starbucks, and his wife are fleeing woke Washington state for Florida for their “retirement phase” following the state’s advancement of a new “millionaire tax.” The announcement came after Seattle-based Starbucks said it would open a new corporate office in Nashville. Fox News

President Trump on Wednesday stopped to chat with reporters on the South Lawn before departing for Ohio and Kentucky. The president is traveling to Reading, Ohio, to visit pharmaceutical manufacturing company Thermo Fisher to tout lower drug prices. A reporter asked President Trump about a new report that claims the United States is responsible for a deadly missile strike on an Iranian elementary school. Earlier

Credit: White House Attorney General Pam Bondi has reportedly vacated her Washington, D.C. residence and moved into secure housing on a heavily fortified military base after federal authorities flagged credible threats against the top law enforcement official. According to the New York Times, the relocation occurred within the past month after law enforcement warned of escalating risks tied to two explosive developments. Security concerns reportedly

Voting machine from Smartmatic with ballots being processed at a polling station in Taguig City, Philippines. Credit: Wikimedia Commons Voting machine company Smartmatic is asking a federal judge to dismiss criminal charges brought by the Justice Department, arguing the case represents a “vindictive and selective prosecution.” The Washington Post reports that the company’s London-based parent firm filed the motion Tuesday in federal court in Miami.