One of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims has revealed a humiliating detail about the late sex trafficker: he suffered from a micropenis so small that it made normal intercourse extremely challenging. Artist Rina Oh, now 46, shared [...] The post Epstein Victim Describes Jeffrey’s ‘Deformed’ Two-Inch Penis Shaped Like a ‘Lemon’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance were not invited to former Vice President Dick Cheney’s Thursday funeral.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama says that the U.S. still isn’t ready for a woman president—yet several "high-profile" women on the left and in the media strongly disagree—making their opinions known.

And the first casualty of the Epstein releases is not Donald Trump. it’s the esteemed Harvard Professor Larry Summers. His constant emails with Jeffrey Epstein were after Jeffrey Epstein was convicted as a pedophile. They are so embarrassing that he’s had to give up Harvard. He gave up Open AI. Larry is done. Larry was […] The post And the First Casualty of the Epstein Files Is Not Donald Trump appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

WASHINGTON—Daily Wire investigative journalist Luke Rosiak was awarded the prestigious Dao Prize on Wednesday night for his work covering extraordinary government waste.  Rosiak is the winner in the Best Reporting on Government Waste category, a special category at this year’s awards that was created due to the exceptional reporting done around Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. His prize-winning investigation, “Inside The Now-Shuttered Federal Agency Where Employees Lived ‘Like Reigning Kings,’” detailed the unchecked spending that went on for decades at an agency that most Americans never knew existed. “I want to issue a hearty congratulations to an amazing reporter who shuttered an agency that I’ve never heard of,” said conservative radio host Vince Coglianese, who presented the award at the event sponsored by the Young America Foundation’s National Journalism Center. “And boy were these people wasting your money like it was their job.” Rosiak’s story took readers inside the little-known Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, which occupied some of the priciest real estate in Washington, D.C., but did little to nothing of value for taxpayers. Employees spent taxpayer money on exotic vacations, portraits of themselves, and even to boost their own side-projects.  It was just one of Rosiak’s eye-opening investigations this year on the topic of government waste, which became his main focus after Donald Trump announced that he would give DOGE the power to do something about the sort of waste that Rosiak has been exposing for more than a decade. Other investigations by Rosiak this year uncovered massive abuse of the federal food stamp system, a three-part series on mismanagement of the USAID-linked African Development Foundation, and the origin story of how a woke White House office created by Barack Obama was transformed into DOGE. The Dao Prize was established in 2023 to “recognize excellence in investigative journalism,” and set out to put a spotlight on “courageous journalists” who for years have been ignored by the legacy media. This was the first year it recognized reporters in the field of government waste.  “Luke is one of the most tenacious reporters in the business, and he’s ultimately motivated by shining a light where few other reporters are looking,” said Brent Scher, The Daily Wire’s Editor-in-Chief. “When he set out last year to put his full focus on government waste, we all knew it would have an impact. It’s great to see it recognized with this prestigious award.” Rosiak’s work was regularly spotlighted by Musk as he drove DOGE, and in some cases, provided the investigative backbone for its work cutting government spending.  “Investigative reporters never write happy stories, and at times our work can be emotionally draining,” Rosiak said. “It’s easy to feel outnumbered. But nights like tonight remind all of us here that we’re not alone.” He said he hopes his reporting inspires other journalists to stick to their instincts, even when it feels like nobody’s paying attention. “We don’t always see the impact of our work right away. Do the right thing for the right reasons, trust yourself, and keep persevering, and the reward will come eventually.”

WASHINGTON—The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed legislation Republicans say will roll back what they describe as “anti-police” measures in the District of Columbia. The CLEAN Act aims to repeal the D.C. Council’s Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Amendment Act of 2022, which imposed sweeping restrictions on law enforcement in Washington, D.C. Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) sponsored the bill in the House, while Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is carrying identical legislation in the Senate. The House bill passed by a vote of 233-190 with 20 Democrats crossing the aisle to side with Republicans. The Senate version remains in the committee process. According to Clyde, the D.C. Council’s act weakens law enforcement by “banning longstanding and proven police tactics,” “stripping legal protections and due-process rights from officers,” “threatening officer safety by authorizing the public release of certain records,” and “imposing new limits on protest policing and the use of non-lethal crowd-control tools.” In 2023, Clyde attempted to pass a resolution to block the Act, which President Joe Biden vetoed at the time. The Daily Wire’s Leif Le Mahieu exclusively reported this week that the White House’s Office of Management and Budget endorsed the legislation. It was also endorsed by the D.C. Police Union and the Fraternal Order of Police. Clyde’s legislation would reportedly “reverse unnecessary and detrimental restrictions placed on officers of the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department (MPD).” Restrictions include “removing all officers and police union representatives from the Police Complaints Board, requiring juries to consider whether an officer consulted with mental health, behavioral health, or social workers before using deadly force, and imposing approval hurdles for the use of riot gear and less-lethal projectiles.” The letter of support from the administration said removing these restrictions would “help restore the effectiveness of the MPD and maintain law and order in Washington, D.C.” Following its passage, Clyde said in a statement to The Daily Wire that he was “incredibly pleased” that his legislation passed with bipartisan support and he looks forward to a “similar outcome” in the Senate. “For years, the D.C. City Council’s Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Emergency Amendment Act has prevented our men and women in blue from effectively protecting Americans in our nation’s capital, hindered the MPD’s ability to recruit and retain officers, and exacerbated Washington’s crime crisis,” Clyde said. He added that the CLEAN D.C. Act “strengthens and codifies President Trump’s successful efforts to restore law and order in Washington.” On the floor Wednesday, House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman James Comer (R-KY) spoke in support of the bill and said the law “stripped law enforcement officers of many tools needed to execute their duties safely and without fear of retribution, as well as limited their options in situations of life or death.” Comer said it also “created new opportunities for anti-police activists to harass law enforcement officers and added many undue burdens and requirements to officers in the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department.” Right now, DailyWire+ annual memberships are fifty percent off during our Black Friday sale. Join now at dailywire.com/blackfriday. However, not all lawmakers were on board, with several Democrats pushing back against the measure ahead of the vote. Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) said he “strongly” opposes the bill and believes it would “damage the trust between D.C. police and the communities they protect and serve.” “In D.C,, these measures increased accountability for ‘bad apples’ with independent civilian oversight, clean disciplinary process, and mandatory reporting for over use-of-force incidents. It also prohibited the hiring of officers with prior misconduct, and it prohibited choke holds. It improved training for officers,” Garcia said. “By repealing this anti-police law, we will make our nation’s capital safer,” Comer said. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer told The Daily Wire that Americans “deserve a safe and beautiful Washington, D.C., and President Trump and House Republicans are making that a reality.” “Cashless bail and a weakened police force only empower dangerous criminals to continue to wreak havoc on visitors and residents alike. By passing these bills, we are ensuring that DC finally puts law-abiding citizens over repeat violent offenders. It’s common sense,” Emmer said. Cruz told The Daily Wire that he urges the Senate to send it to the President “expeditiously.” “Violent crime has become endemic in Washington, D.C. due to specific, deliberate decisions made by Democrats. The CLEAN D.C. Act would strengthen police morale, improve officer retention, and reverse the decline in public safety caused by those decisions,” Cruz said. The Senate bill has been referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. The bill must now pass the Senate before it can go to the President’s desk.

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