A top official from the Department of Justice just hinted at criminal charges against Jill Biden for elder abuse. In light of Joe Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis, DOJ lawyer Leo Terrell replied to a post on X implying that Jill knew her husband was sick and forced him to run for president anyways. Terrell suggested that Jill’s cover-up of Joe’s deteriorating health could warrant criminal charges. Here’s his post: Elder Abuse! Criminal Charges?? https://t.co/prfDh49ulk — LeoTerrell (@TheLeoTerrell) May 19, 2025 Per The New York Post: A senior Department of Justice official has suggested former first lady Jill Biden should face criminal charges for “elder abuse” for not revealing what she knew about her husband’s health problems. Leo Terrell, a senior counselor to the assistant attorney general for civil rights, made the call soon after news broke that former President Joe Biden had been diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, which many suggested may have been hidden, like his cognitive decline. Terrell also re-shared several posts calling what Jill did to Joe Biden a form of abuse: Elder abuse is a form of domestic violence and @DrBiden has a lot of explaining to do about her part in defrauding the American people and taxpayers. I would never wish @JoeBiden physical harm despite my personal political views; too bad his own family compromised his wellbeing. — Dear Easy Diaries (@deareasydiaries) May 19, 2025 His medical team should have caught this years ago! Shame on Jill & all who turned their heads & ignored this! They indeed are guilty of elder abuse & if they have him go thru any medical procedure now, radiation or chemo, they should be shot! But they wanted the attention &… — Cindy DeMeritte (@CindyDeMeritte) May 19, 2025 In light of Terrell’s suggestion to prosecute Jill, Colin Rugg shared this very poignant compilation of the Bidens: NEW: Senior Department of Justice official Leo Terrell suggests former First Lady Jill Biden could be charged with elder abuse. The renowned doctor Jill Biden is accused of abusing President Biden and covering up his deteriorating health. The comment from Terrell came in… pic.twitter.com/qZF6lLaxKU — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) May 20, 2025 What do you think? Should Jill Biden be prosecuted for elder abuse? Let us know your opinion…

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced that a UK citizen has been extradited to the U.S. and subsequently convicted on charges related to a massive USAID fraud scheme. Former Contractor of USAID-Funded Program Extradited to the United States, Convicted and Sentenced for Conspiracy to Obtain Grant Money Through Fraud https://t.co/OnApmZZusa@USAttyPirro @DOJCrimDiv pic.twitter.com/1ozoz6iRCA — U.S. Attorney DC (@USAO_DC) May 19, 2025 53-year-old Stephen Paul Edmund Sutton pleaded guilty in a federal D.C. court on Monday to conspiring to steal grant money through a USAID-funded program. In total, he and a co-conspirator stole nearly $100K from the program. Former Contractor of USAID-funded program has just been Extradited to the United States for Conspiracy to Obtain Grant Money Through Fraud Stephen Sutton is a UK citizen and worked on a power distribution program for Pakistan funded by USAID where he took kickbacks of USAID… pic.twitter.com/vDFjM3H2lR — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 21, 2025 Former Contractor of USAID-funded program has just been Extradited to the United States for Conspiracy to Obtain Grant Money Through Fraud Stephen Sutton is a UK citizen and worked on a power distribution program for Pakistan funded by USAID where he took kickbacks of USAID funds But Democrats said there’s no fraud at USAID… U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro announces a former contractor from a USAID-funded program has been extradited, convicted, and sentenced for conspiracy to obtain grant money through fraud. pic.twitter.com/z7NgdFAhgU — Melissa Hallman (@dotconnectinga) May 19, 2025 The DOJ announced: Sutton pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit theft concerning a program receiving federal funds, which is a felony. In his role as a Logistics Operations Manager, Sutton took kickbacks of USAID-funds used to pay for the services rendered. After fighting extradition for more than two years, Sutton was extradited to the United States. District Court Judge Amit P. Mehta sentenced Sutton to time-served and ordered that Sutton be turned over to immigration authorities. He pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit theft concerning a program receiving federal funds. He was sentenced to time-served and one day of supervised release. According to court documents, PDP was a component of U.S. government assistance to the government of Pakistan to support its energy sector. Launched in September 2010, the five-year program was designed to facilitate improvements in Pakistan’s government-owned electric power distribution companies through interventions and projects addressing governance issues, technical and non-technical losses, and low revenue collection. The main goal of the PDP was to improve the commercial performance of the participating distribution companies through technology upgrades and improvements in processes, procedures, and practices, as well as training and capacity building. Under the PDP contract, Sutton’s employer subcontracted through purchase orders with vendors in Pakistan for certain goods and services. From May through November 2015, Sutton and his co-conspirator, an employee supervised by Sutton, participated in a kickback scheme by creating two companies, obtaining PDP purchase orders for forklift and crane services for the companies, and distributing the profits to themselves. As part of the scheme, his co-conspirator arranged for low-grade local vendors to provide the services for at least half the contract rates, and Sutton ensured that the company paid the invoices despite suspicions raised by an accounts payable officer. U.S. government sentencing documents indicate the agency was defrauded of almost $100,000 and that for his part, Sutton received at least $21,000 in kickbacks. Hmm…strange. I thought Democrats assured us that there was no fraud in USAID. Democrats acting blind to corruption again USAID fraud exposed, yet they stay silent. — Masculine Based (@MasculineBased) May 21, 2025 That whole program and everyone involved needs to be investigated… Just the tip of the iceberg of foreign fraud robbing USAID. I wonder who in the US got kickbacks from Stephen Sutton in the UK. — Paul A. Szypula (@Bubblebathgirl) May 21, 2025

A sheriff’s deputy pulled over a Ford F-250 towing hay bales on IH-10. Nothing surprising about that. But something tipped off the officer. And inside the hay bales were a dozen people hiding inside. It was a routine traffic stop that turned into a illegal immigrant smuggling bust. While they may try being clever, as we can see, they’re going to get caught. Texas sheriff discovers a dozen migrants hidden inside hay bales during traffic stop of apparent human smuggler https://t.co/Q8TNOmwt0s pic.twitter.com/rFLxuU6kgt — New York Post (@nypost) May 22, 2025 New York Post reports: A Texas sheriff deputy discovered a dozen illegal migrants crammed together inside hay bales in an alleged human smuggling scheme during a routine traffic stop Tuesday. The deputy pulled over a white Ford F-250 pickup towing several massive bales of hay on a trailer driving along IH-10 near Flatonia just before 1 p.m., according to the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office. When the officer got a closer look at the round hay bales, he was shocked to find 12 people hidden inside. The smugglers had “meticulously altered and hollowed out” the bales to create cramped compartments where they could sneak people into to hide from the authorities, Sheriff Keith Korenek said. The bales concealed a metal framework contraption fitted with small compartments where the illegal immigrants were hidden, according to Korenek. “Inside those compartments, deputies discovered multiple undocumented individuals being smuggled in dangerously confined spaces,” the sheriff’s office statement read. “This method of concealment is not only deceptive but incredibly dangerous to human life.” The driver of the F-250, identified by police as Delbert Flanders, 44, of Kansas, was arrested on state and federal smuggling charges and taken to a local hospital for unspecified medical treatment, Korenek said. What type of medical treatment was not released by a spokesman for the sheriff’s office. Police also arrested two suspects who they identified as the “coordinators of the operation.” NEW: Border Patrol traffic stop in Texas led to the discovery of 13 illegal aliens concealed inside altered hay bales. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Delbert Flanders. Adanaylo Lambert and Lency Delgado Fernandez were also taken into custody and are facing federal… pic.twitter.com/VSLB5PeBUJ — I Meme Therefore I Am (@ImMeme0) May 22, 2025 Here’s a pic looking down into it: Fake rolls of hay used to move trafficked people in Texas– pic.twitter.com/KvQpQMI5VL — Molly21 (@Molly2120260879) May 21, 2025 And here’s a post showing inside of the hay: 12 immigrants found hidden in hay bales during I-10 traffic stop in Fayette County https://t.co/gHFDwcHjG9 @spencer_heath6 pic.twitter.com/AnQ9yU3nfF — Kolten Parker (@KoltenParker) May 20, 2025 So next time you see bales of hay on a truck, be wary.

New Jersey Democrat Rep. LaMonica McIver made her first court appearance today after the DOJ hit her with federal charges for assaulting ICE agents. She appeared virtually from D.C. as the judge ordered her to surrender her firearms and informed her that she is not allowed to travel outside the United States — at the very least until her preliminary hearing on June 11th. If convicted, Rep. McIver could face years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Congresswoman LaMonica McIver appeared in front of a judge virtually today. She did not have to post bail. But, cannot travel outside of the country…for now. McIver is fundraising off the charges, according to Fox digital. Asking for money to fight back against the Trump… pic.twitter.com/HcCWg0tnU5 — Alexis McAdams (@AlexisMcAdamsTV) May 21, 2025 The New York Post reported: Appearing via video screen, McIver, 38, was read her rights before being released on her own recognizance. She faces up to eight years in prison if convicted. Until her preliminary hearing — set for June 11 — McIver is not allowed to travel outside of the country unless it’s required for official work purposes, and she must notify the government before doing so. McIver, who has represented New Jersey’s 10th Congressional District since last September, slammed the charges as “purely political” and blamed the ICE agents at the scene for escalating the confrontation. “It was very unnecessary,” she told CNN Tuesday, calling the charges “absurd” as she insisted she was “there to do my job.” “If I’m going to be charged with a crime for doing my job, it really speaks to where we’re headed in this country.” CBS News has more details on the charges she is facing: The Department of Justice brought the charges against McIver, claiming she assaulted a federal law enforcement officer during a clash at Delaney Hall, an ICE detention facility in Newark. “That conduct cannot be overlooked by the chief federal law enforcement official in the State of New Jersey,” Interim U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba said when she announced the charges Monday. “I have persistently made efforts to address these issues without bringing criminal charges and have given Representative McIver every opportunity to come to a resolution, but she has unfortunately declined.” McIver has said the charges against her “are purely political – they mischaracterize and distort my actions, and are meant to criminalize and deter legislative oversight.” Meanwhile, Rep. Nancy Mace announced that Republicans have filed a resolution to expel McIver from Congress: BREAKING: We filed a resolution to expel LaMonica McIver from the U.S. House of Representatives. Assaulting federal agents is a crime, plain and simple. No one is above the law. The American people deserve better. pic.twitter.com/Y4RiC552Vu — Nancy Mace (@NancyMace) May 21, 2025 We’re calling for the expulsion of Rep. LaMonica McIver after she assaulted an ICE agent and interfered with a lawful arrest. Members of Congress don’t get a free pass to break the law. No one is above the law — not even you, LaMonica. This was a disgraceful abuse of power. She… pic.twitter.com/j1F3gUcPbo — Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) May 21, 2025

President Trump met with conservative holdouts to push his budget package. We can’t have them slowing down the progress. House Speaker Mike Johnson called the meeting “productive.” Let’s pray that’s true. And with GOP leaders aiming to vote within hours, Trump’s big beautiful bill could be passed before Thursday. Congressional Republicans can't betray President Trump. More importantly, we can't betray the American people who delivered the Republican trifecta. There's no time to delay. Let's get this One Big, Beautiful Bill done. pic.twitter.com/ZY0Cp4KJel — Rep. Mark Alford (@RepMarkAlford) May 21, 2025 CBS News reports: President Trump met Wednesday with key conservative holdouts to the massive budget package containing his second-term agenda — as GOP leaders aim to vote on the bill possibly within hours, despite wariness from both fiscal hawks and blue-state Republicans. House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, returned from the meeting between Mr. Trump and members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, calling it “productive.” Johnson said the plan is still to move forward as expected, though details of the final version of the legislation have yet to be unveiled. “There’s not much changing here, because the underlying product we thought was so well done,” Johnson told reporters. Republican Rep. Ralph Norman of South Carolina, who was not at the White House meeting, pushed back on the characterization of the changes as “minor,” according to what his House Freedom Caucus colleagues told him. “What I heard in there was not minor,” he said after huddling with conservative members, adding that the group will “make a call” on how to vote once the details are released. Timing for a floor vote is also unclear. Johnson said it could happen Wednesday night or Thursday morning. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, a Louisiana Republican, said he expected the vote would take place Wednesday night. “We’ve got to keep the bill moving,” Scalise said. “Because there’s a lot more steps in the process. The Senate, of course, has to go and do their work.” But before a floor vote, the legislation will have to make it through the Rules Committee, the last stop for most legislation before the full House votes on a measure. The committee began meeting shortly after 1 a.m. early Wednesday morning, and was still meeting into Wednesday evening. Mr. Trump also met Tuesday morning with House Republicans as leaders ramped up their efforts to push the bill over its last hurdle in the Rules Committee before it can get to the House floor for a vote. The president put pressure on members to fall in line Tuesday as the party’s dueling factions threatened to upend the plan with demands that will be difficult to reconcile. When he arrived on Capitol Hill, Mr. Trump suggested that any GOP member who doesn’t back what he and Republicans have deemed the “big, beautiful bill” would be “knocked out so fast,” a warning to a handful of “grandstanders.” “It’s the biggest bill ever passed, and we’ve got to get it done,” Mr. Trump said. Every single Republican knows: we must pass President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill. This is the America First mandate we ran on and we’re going to get it done. pic.twitter.com/MWKA7XqGBD — Congressman Brandon Gill (@RepBrandonGill) May 21, 2025 RINOs better not get in the way. NEW FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP: “Republicans MUST UNITE behind, ‘THE ONE, BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL!’” pic.twitter.com/2BaiQcJ7Rd — The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 16, 2025 In order to make America great, we’ve got to get these executive orders and bills going. Nothing can stop the big plans of restoration headed our way.

Desertfest 2025 took over five venues in Camden, north London at the weekend, and crushed our tiny brains into jellied chunks