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Bus Driver Brutally Attacked in Downtown Burbank Station, Public Outraged by Lack of Transparency

BURBANK, California – A Metro bus driver found himself in the ICU after a violent attack at a downtown Burbank station on Dec. 26, with the public only learning about the incident more than a week later. The incident went unpublicized until NBC4 received a tip about what had transpired. The driver, who was inspecting a bus at the downtown station, was assaulted unprovoked, leaving him unconscious. The suspect, 32-year-old Terry Wyatt, who is homeless, …

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Transparency & Injustice: Detroit Police Fails to Solve Homicides, Says Board Member

DETROIT, Michigan – In 1984, a tragic homicide shook the Detroit community when a 76-year-old man was found gagged, beaten, and stabbed in his home. The victim’s family, including the writer of this article, was devastated to discover that the perpetrator was caught four years later, only to be released shortly after. This distressing experience led the writer to become a member of the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners, with a mission to demand transparency …

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Senator alleges concealment, questions the integrity of January 6 Committee’s investigation

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee is calling for an investigation into the defunct January 6 committee, alleging that lawmakers who served on the committee deliberately concealed certain footage from the Capitol riots. This comes as House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana, began releasing over 40,000 hours of footage captured during the events of January 6, 2021, when protesters breached the Capitol building in response to the 2020 election results. Senator …

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Transparency or Spectacle? Democrats Advocate for Cameras in Trump Trials

Thirty-eight House Democrats have come forward, voicing their support for including digital cameras in the courtroom during the anticipated federal trials of former President Donald Trump. This issue is of particular significance because, at present, federal courts do not permit cameras, leaving the public to rely solely on descriptions and sketches to glean insight into the unfolding events. The lawmakers are appealing to the Judicial Conference, the authoritative body responsible for policymaking within federal courts, …

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Biden’s Legal Woes Multiply as DeSantis Drops Massive Lawsuit

The Biden family faces multiple challenges, and Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida apparently wants to contribute to their difficulties. On Thursday, DeSantis, a Republican candidate for the 2024 presidential race, filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration intending to safeguard freedom in higher education. In an official statement, DeSantis criticized President Joe Biden’s Department of Education directly. Expressing his concerns, DeSantis stated, “I refuse to allow Joe Biden’s Department of Education to defund Florida’s top-ranked …

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Breaking News: Political Bias Exposed! Heritage Foundation Sues DA Alvin Bragg Over Trump Case

The Heritage Foundation has taken legal action against Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg regarding his handling of the Trump case. In the case of President Donald Trump, who is facing charges related to classified documents, similar allegations previously raised questions about political motives and misuse of the Department of Justice (DOJ). In April, Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony charges brought by DA Alvin Bragg concerning hush money payments. Bragg claims that Trump lied …

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Rand Paul’s Quest for Answers: Blocking Biden Nominees Over COVID-19 Documents

Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky is demanding the release of government documents that could potentially reveal connections between risky research projects funded by the United States and the origins of COVID-19. Paul has requested these documents for several years due to concerns that the SARS-CoV-2 virus might have been created through “gain of function” experiments.