Kilmar Abrego Garcia wasn’t a criminal. He had no charges, no gang ties — just a story like thousands of others: fleeing danger, seeking safety. Instead, the U.S. deported him straight into a Salvadoran prison, where he was tortured for months — beaten, starved, forced to kneel for nine hours a night while soiling himself, and told he’d be torn apart by gangs. Now he’s suing.

A Hispanic man was found hanging from a tree in an Aurora, Colorado park. No chair. No caution tape. No news coverage. Within hours, the park was reopened and police called it suicide — despite a long history of brutality from the same department that killed Elijah McClain.

Just hours after Israel announced a ceasefire with Iran, the Israeli military now reports an incoming barrage of missiles from Iranian territory targeting northern Israel. The surprise attack shatters hopes for de-escalation and casts doubt on whether a ceasefire ever truly existed.

Supreme Court rules Trump can deport migrants to third-world countries they’re not from—without notice, due process, or safety review. Critics call it “legalized exile.”

Israel kills 10 IRGC in Iran. Trump hints at regime change. Iran warns of retaliation. Civilian deaths rise. Online fearmongering fuels Islamophobia. This is how forever wars begin.

The U.S. just bombed Iran — for the first time ever.

Trump confirmed it himself. We’re officially at war. Now the world waits for Iran’s response.

Trump has approved U.S. strikes on Iran. Russia warns we’re “millimeters from nuclear catastrophe.” Israel is hitting four countries at once. And the country with no nukes is being bombed by the one that won’t admit it has them. Welcome to the double standard.

ICE just got the green light to carry out the largest mass deportation in U.S. history. 3,000 arrests per day. Marines deployed. This isn’t immigration policy—it’s ethnic cleansing.

Two lawmakers shot dead on No Kings Day. Millions still march, rejecting tyranny: “No thrones. No crowns. No kings. Not then. Not now. Not ever.

Senator Alex Padilla was tackled and handcuffed at a DHS press conference—after clearly identifying himself on video.

Federal agents claim he never said who he was. The footage says otherwise. Padilla’s removal, captured in front of cameras, shows a U.S. Senator being violently restrained while performing his oversight duties. The incident has triggered bipartisan outrage and raised serious questions about truth, power, and how far this government is willing to go to silence dissent.

What’s happening in LA isn’t chaos—it’s choreography. ICE is now deploying tactical teams to five more cities: New York, Philly, Virginia, Chicago, and Seattle. Protesters are being baited. Peaceful people are being brutalized. Fires are staged. Videos manipulated. This is the rollout of authoritarianism under the illusion of law and order. And if you think it stops at LA, think again.

Trump is preparing to send up to 10,000 undocumented migrants to Guantánamo Bay—marking the largest mass detention transfer in U.S. history. Military crews are already building expanded housing. Human rights groups call it “an offshore black site for asylum seekers.” The cost? Over $100,000 per detainee, per day. And no, U.S. allies weren’t even told their citizens are on the list.

This isn’t border policy. It’s a constitutional alarm bell.

Trump escalates L.A. standoff by threatening protesters with “very big force… like a forest” if they show up on June 14. Over 6,000 federal troops have been deployed to Los Angeles amid ICE raids and mass protests. Civil rights groups are calling it a constitutional crisis. California is fighting back in court.

Authorities just arrested two heavily armed white supremacists in Washington state after they nearly bludgeoned a soldier to death while stealing military gear. They had bombs. They had guns. They had body armor. But you didn’t hear about it, did you? Because they weren’t immigrants. They weren’t Black. They weren’t trans. They were two white men with Nazi affiliations. And in this country, that means they’ll probably get a sympathetic tweet from Trump before they see accountability.

Tom Homan is now walking back explosive remarks about arresting Governor Newsom, saying there was “no discussion” of prosecuting California’s leaders. Newsom clapped back—challenging Trump’s border czar to come arrest him. Meanwhile, civil rights groups rally downtown as California prepares to sue the Trump administration over what it calls an unconstitutional National Guard deployment in Los Angeles.

What’s happening in LA and San Francisco isn’t spontaneous—it’s engineered. From bricks mysteriously appearing at protest sites to robot dogs scanning faces, this administration is baiting people into violence just to justify a military crackdown. Trump didn’t just deploy troops—he laid a trap. And if we fall for it, martial law won't be hypothetical. It'll be here. The goal isn't peace. It's power.

What began as protests over ICE raids has morphed into a full-scale political crisis. Federal troops are rolling in, elected officials are calling foul, and the president’s critics say it’s all a smoke screen. Brace yourself—it’s about to get messier.

Israel just intercepted a humanitarian aid ship 160 nautical miles from Gaza — in international waters. No weapons, no threat — just rice, baby formula, and a message. They used drones. Deployed a chemical irritant. Detained every passenger. This isn’t defense — it’s a war crime. And the world is watching.

Tear gas. Batons. Smoke grenades. The National Guard—under Trump’s direct command—is assaulting peaceful protesters in Los Angeles. Immigrant communities are being raided. Protesters are being beaten. This isn’t law enforcement. It’s authoritarian violence unfolding in real time.

More than 1,600 anti-Trump protests are officially confirmed across all 50 states and U.S. territories. Fueled by the growing No Kings and 50501 movements, this nationwide resistance is set to peak on June 14—Trump’s birthday and the day of his controversial military parade. From Houston to Charlotte to Martha’s Vineyard, organizers are calling this the largest coordinated protest against Trump to date. The message? No thrones. No parades. No kings.

From the courtroom steps in New York to the streets of San Antonio, to quiet resort towns like Martha’s Vineyard—people are rising up. Protesters are blocking ICE vans, marching by the hundreds, and demanding accountability. This isn’t a moment. It’s a movement.

ABC News has suspended senior correspondent Terry Moran after a fiery social media post calling Trump aide Stephen Miller a “world-class hater.” The now-deleted post sparked backlash from the White House and GOP officials, prompting ABC to enforce its objectivity policy. But in a media landscape where journalists are punished for calling out power, we have to ask — is this about ethics, or appeasement?

President Trump Signs Presidential Memorandum Deploying 2,000 National Guard Troops to Los Angeles

Gaza is bleeding. Iran is the distraction.

Over 300,000 Palestinians are dead. Hundreds executed at food lines. Settlers torch homes while civilians mock the dead in Telegram chats.

This isn’t a conflict. It’s a genocide — and the world is being told to look away.

Israel launched a full-scale military strike on Iran, killing the commander of the IRGC and targeting nuclear sites. Tehran confirms General Salami is dead. Israel claims Iran had enriched uranium for 15 bombs. A regional war now looms.

Over 200 dead. A former Chief Minister among them. An Air India Dreamliner plummets into a residential college just minutes after takeoff — and the silence from power is deafening.

Russia is already waging war on Britain, and the United States — under Trump — may no longer be trusted to help. That’s not a hot take. That’s from Fiona Hill, one of the world’s leading Russia experts, and she’s sounding the alarm while NATO scrambles and Downing Street quietly retools for the fight ahead.

American citizens — journalists, activists, even teens — have been killed by Israeli forces or settlers in the West Bank and Gaza. Shot, crushed, silenced. Each time, Israel denies, the U.S. deflects, and Western media moves on.

This isn’t rare. It’s a pattern. And it’s time we said their names.

ICE raids are making headlines — but not for who’s getting charged. While undocumented immigrants are dragged out of warehouses and farms in cuffs, the companies that hired them walk away untouched. Meanwhile, private prison giants like GEO Group rake in profit from every detained person — people they treat as walking revenue. This piece uncovers how corporations fuel the immigration crackdown, not just to fill jobs, but to fill cells.

This isn’t about “rioters.” It’s about manufacturing chaos, then using it to silence dissent, flood cities with militarized agents, and normalize fascist tactics right under our noses.
And the scariest part? Most Americans won’t even see it coming—because they’ve been trained not to.

You’re not watching history repeat.
You’re living through its American remix.

While the West calls him a “dictator,” Ibrahim Traoré is rewriting the rules of post-colonial power. No loans. No puppet strings. Just a soldier in fatigues, putting Burkina Faso before imperialism—and the elites are panicking.

What started in 1948 as a forced displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians has spiraled into one of the longest-running and most brutal military occupations in modern history. And as the bodies stack up in Gaza, the lies stack higher. This post pulls the curtain all the way back — on Hamas, Israel, the blockade, Greta Thunberg’s flotilla, and the war crimes committed by both sides.

The Trump administration has quietly rescinded federal guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortion care, stripping protections that were designed to save lives. The move received little attention — and that’s exactly what makes it so dangerous.

Senate just passed it—51 to 50—with J.D. Vance breaking the tie. Now it’s crawling back to the House for final approval before Trump signs it into law. Let’s talk about what’s really in it—and why it’s a Trojan horse of corporate greed, social destruction, and hidden authoritarian power grabs.

Project 2025 is a corporate jackpot wrapped in a political disguise — and billion-dollar brands like UnitedHealth, ExxonMobil, Meta, and Walmart are positioned to win big while the public loses power.Project 2025 is a corporate jackpot wrapped in a political disguise — and billion-dollar brands like UnitedHealth, ExxonMobil, Meta, and Walmart are positioned to win big while the public loses power.

H.R. 3518 is more than a bill — it’s a censorship campaign in a lab coat. If passed, it would cut off funding to med schools that teach about racism, gender disparities, or systemic bias in healthcare. This isn’t about politics — it’s about silencing truth, gutting education, and putting lives at risk.

Texas House Bill 3817 doesn’t just target trans people — it criminalizes them. If passed, it would make identifying as a different gender than assigned at birth a felony on official forms. This isn’t new hate — it echoes the same tactics used by fascist regimes that once burned LGBTQ+ science and jailed people for who they were. We’ve seen this playbook before. It’s time to call it what it is: persecution, not policy.

They gave it a nickname to make it sound quirky. “Alligator Alcatraz.” Like it’s some roadside attraction. Like it’s not a state-sanctioned hellhole where human beings—mostly immigrants—are caged next to deadly reptiles in swampland heat, with no access to adequate medical care, legal defense, or basic human rights.

We need to stop calling these “detention centers.” They are concentration camps. And if you’re still arguing semantics, you’re part of the problem.

Real patriotism means showing up for people, not just showing off symbols. If your love for this country disappears the second someone holds it accountable, then maybe it was never about the country at all.

Louisiana lawmakers just shut down an amendment that would have protected minors — including a 9-year-old rape survivor — from being forced to carry pregnancies. One Democratic rep, the child of a rape victim herself, voted no, claiming “God can make good out of a bad thing.” This isn’t just bad policy — it’s spiritual gaslighting, moral failure, and proof that being “pro-life” often ends when the child is born. 

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — a man with no medical background, a history of heroin addiction, and a resume full of conspiracy theories — is now running the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. He’s fired thousands, dismantled agencies, and told the public not to take medical advice from him… while being the top medical official in the country. You didn’t vote for this — but now we all live with the consequences.