The GOP in Texas has flexed its muscles, redrawing districts ahead of the 2026 mid-term elections. President Donald Trump says the Republicans are looking to pick up as many as five additional seats in the U.S. House. U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, the leftist extremist from Houston, might be one of those losing her seat.
There will be redistricting gains in other states as well, Trump declares, so the Democrats are losing even more ground. Here’s more from Liberal Hivemind.
Steve Turley says the shift isn’t just happening in Texas. Ohio, North Carolina, Florida and other red states are now engaged in redistricting. At the same time, traditional red states like Utah, Idaho and Arizona also will be posting gains.
Meanwhile, the 10 states losing the most population or stagnating are all blue states, particularly California, New York and Illinois. So Democrats will be taking it on the chin — not only in 2026, butr possibly for many years to come.
Underground tunnels connecting a series of domes have all been demolished in Casa Grande, Arizona. The domes were originally built in the late 1970s to house a computer company that never got off the ground.
Locals talked of Satanic worship occurring at the site, as well as ritualistic witchcraft.
Down the road there’s also a telescope complex, formerly called Lucifer, run by the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics. Located at the Mount Graham International Observatory, the Lucifer telescope has been renamed as the Luci. It’s not run by the Jesuits, but there is a Vatican facility nearby — the Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope or VATT.
What does the lost continent of Atlantis have to do with copper mines in Arizona? Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt explores the connection in a video he has entitled “Arizona Lapis Atlantic Mystery.”
It’s a deep mystery, involving the prophecies of Edgar Cayce, as well as lapis and copper mining, centered around Bisbee, Ariz. Why did Cayce go to Arizona for a full month?
You’ll learn about the Tuaoi Stone, a crystal emblem and power source that was so vital to life in Atlantis. This was also known as the firestone.
Also playing into this story: T. Mitchell Hastings. Like Edgar Cayce, Hastings was another clairvoyant. The two sat together frequently to see the future and explore the past. Hastings was an engineering genius who owned one of the first classical music stations and did pioneering research into FM radio.
A leftist activist in California has landed in the slammer after she tore down an American flag, threw it into the mud, and replaced it with a Mexican flag.
Sheriff’s deputies in Kern County arrested Crystal Aguilar, 24, in Hart Memorial Park, just north of Bakersfield. Aguilar spewed threats and expletives as the deputies cuffed her. Here’s more from KGET News.
And in Phoenix, a Mexican heckler trashing the United States stirred up a hornet’s nest from comedian Katt Williams. Williams turned around and humiliated the heckler who was pressing Mexican claims to own Arizona. Like the vast majority of Americans, Williams has had enough backlash and is now serving it right back.
Texas Public Safety Department Lt. Chris Olivarez breaks down how President Donald Trump’s deportation plan is panning out across the United States. Here’s more from Fox News.
Meanwhile, the war is heating up over illegal aliens between leftists and the Trump administration. Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, for instance, vowed not to provide any state assistance for immigration raids.
This promoted a host of conservative pundits to advocate that Trump’s border czar Tom Homan arrest Hobbs. Bill Mitchell tweeted, “Tom Homan only has to arrest one governor or mayor for blocking federal immigration enforcement and the rest of the sanctuary cities will fall in line immediately.”
And, in Indiana, the Attorney General Todd Rokita filed a lawsuit, suing the St. Joseph County Sheriff Bill Redman, on the grounds that he is refusing to cooperate with federal authorities on immigration matters. St. Joseph County is one of Indiana’s most populated counties — the home to South Bend and Notre Dame University. Redman is a Democratic official. Here’s more from Fox 32 Chicago.
Holding true to his campaign promise, newly sworn-in U.S. President Donald Trump said in his inaugural speech Monday that he would declare illegal immigration a national emergency, send troops to the U.S.-Mexico border and reinstate his “remain in Mexico” policy as part of a sweeping immigration crackdown.
Said Trump, “All illegal entry will be halted and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came.” He sternly added later in the speech that he will designate the Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, much to the delight of his supporters. Here’s more on the historic announcement and commentary from Infowars’ Alex Jones.
Richard Lamb, political activist and former sheriff of Graham County, Ariz., right smack in the middle of the immigration crisis, shares his thoughts with Nicholas Veniamin on Trump’s inauguration speech, specifically his intention to send military troops to the southern border (0:15:06 or video). He also offers sage advice on how the new administration should deal with illegal criminal migrants in the inner cities.
A TikTok prankster has been arrested for spraying poison on a Walmart produce section. Charles Smith, the self-described social media “villain,” was charged with spraying Hot Shot — a bed bug and flea killer spray — on produce at a Walmart in Mesa, Ariz., a suburb of Phoenix. Here’s more from The Salty Cracker.