The cartel‚ once led by the infamous Juan “El Chapo” Guzman‚ has been a major player in the international drug trade

'get the f*ck out'

'He was the guy that every guy wanted to hang out with and every girl wanted to date'

'He’s a pain in the ass to work with'

50 Cent waged a feud with Daphne Joy‚ the mother of his son‚ Thursday after she accused him of raping her. The drama began when Joy was named in a lawsuit against Sean “Diddy” Combs‚ alleging that she was his hired sex worker. 50 Cent‚ one of Diddy’s known rivals‚ put Joy on blast by […]

...going after the law abiding citizen for minor offenses because they can’t address the felonies and the real causes that are destroying the state

Moyer was arrested and confessed to police

'I had it figured out to a T. To not get too drunk where I couldn’t have a conversation with you'

A woman who considers herself the victim of a chemical abortion says she “was not prepared for how severe and devastating” the abortion-inducing drugs she took would be.  In an interview with The Daily Signal‚ Elizabeth Gillette said she took prescribed drugs in 2010 to abort her unborn baby.   She now deeply regrets the abortion‚ Gillette said.   In graphic terms‚ Gillette described her experience 14 years ago to Daily Signal reporter Mary Margaret Olohan outside the Supreme Court Building as the nine justices heard oral arguments Tuesday in two cases centered on abortion-inducing pills such as mifepristone and misoprostol.  “I found myself on the bathroom floor‚ covered in a pool of blood‚ wondering if I was going to survive the procedure‚ completely alone‚” Gillette said.  “I reached down and lifted out of my body the perfectly formed transparent sac with a recognizable baby inside‚” she told Olohan.  WATCH:  Elizabeth Gillette‚ who took chemical abortion drugs to abort her baby‚ describes the horrific moment when‚ alone on her bathroom floor‚ she “reached down and lifted out of my body‚ the perfectly formed transparent sac with a recognizable baby inside.” pic.twitter.com/JbH1dI9yOd— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) March 26‚ 2024 As Gillette spoke‚ activists on both sides of the chemical abortion issue rallied outside the Supreme Court in anticipation of oral arguments in the two cases‚ Food and Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine and Danco Laboratories v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine.   Last year‚ the FDA approved the use of chemical abortion drugs without earlier safeguards‚ which pro-life activists consider dangerous.   “It was so incredibly traumatic‚” Gillette said of her own experience with abortion-inducing drugs. “I suffered horrific side effects‚ not only physical … to this day‚ I still suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder.”  “It’s something that has followed me since that day‚” she added.  She was between six and seven weeks pregnant when she took unspecified chemical abortion pills‚ Gillette recalled.  “They said it was going to be like a double period‚ and that just wasn’t true‚” she said. “No one told me that I would hold my child in my hands and would need to decide what to do with that body. I ultimately flushed him down the toilet‚ into the septic tank.”  Fourteen years later‚ Gillette said‚ she relives that moment of being “terrified‚ wondering if I’m going to survive‚ hoping and wishing that I would be able to get out of that situation.”  “Nobody was there to help me. I was completely alone‚” she told Olohan.  A pro-life activist hoists a message for the Supreme Court during dueling rallies Tuesday outside the high court’s headquarters in Washington. (Photo: Noah Slayter/The Daily Signal) Use of the abortion drugs she obtained was subject to restrictions at the time‚ she said‚ but she doesn’t think she received the care to which she was legally entitled.  “So imagine now‚ with no restrictions in place‚ what is a woman going to experience without any of that care?” Gillette asked.  “This isn’t something that’s safe‚ like Tylenol‚” she said. “This is something that will follow women for the rest of their lives.”  “I am here today at the U.S. Supreme Court because I want the FDA to do its job‚” she said. “I want them to keep women safe.”  Another woman‚ Catherine Herring‚ told The Daily Signal that she “got violently ill” after her husband spiked drinks with an abortion-inducing drug.   “I ended up in an emergency room‚ with a urine sample that was black in color‚” Herring said.  WATCH:   Outside the Supreme Court this morning‚ abortion pill victim Catherine Herring tells @DailySignal that her husband "poisoned" her "seven times with abortion pills in attempts to kill" her daughter Josephine. "He said the pregnancy would ruin his plans." pic.twitter.com/NGxztO2UOs— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) March 26‚ 2024 Herring said she had severe abdominal pain‚ diarrhea‚ and bleeding after consuming the drugs. She currently suffers from chronic post-traumatic stress disorder‚ she said.  “Medical personnel need to be involved. For the states that continue to offer abortion pills‚ there need to be safety standards‚” Herring told The Daily Signal.  The post Woman Graphically Describes Holding Her Chemically Aborted Baby on Bloody Bathroom Floor  appeared first on The Daily Signal.

After delivering his State of the Union speech in the House chamber by invitation earlier this month‚ President Joe Biden received a less savory invitation Thursday—to testify in the House’s impeachment investigation of suspected influence peddling by the president and his family.  House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer‚ R-Ky.‚ announced the invitation to Biden just before Easter weekend. Comer’s committee is conducting the impeachment investigation jointly with both the Judiciary and the Ways and Means committees.  “The committee has accounted for over $24 million that has flowed from foreign sources to you‚ your family‚ and their business associates‚” Comer said in his letter to Biden. ?BREAKING?Chairman Comer has sent an official invite to President Joe Biden to testify before our committee.President Biden must answer questions about his participation in his family’s pay-for-influence schemes. pic.twitter.com/0beosRoMlW— Oversight Committee (@GOPoversight) March 28‚ 2024 “The committee has identified no legitimate services to merit such lucrative payments‚” the Kentucky Republican wrote. “You have repeatedly denied playing any role in your family’s business activities‚ but the committee has amassed evidence—including bank records and witness testimony—that wholly contradicts your position on these matters.” The president’s son‚ Hunter Biden‚ and the president’s brother‚ Jim Biden‚ both gave depositions to investigators as well as members of the committees.  Comer’s letter to Biden continues: Additionally‚ the White House has taken a position hostile to the committee’s investigation and refuses to release certain information or make available witnesses to testify regarding issues relevant to the ongoing impeachment inquiry currently authorized by the full House of Representatives. In light of the yawning gap between your public statements and the evidence assembled by the committee as well as the White House’s obstruction‚ it is in the best interest of the American people for you to answer questions from members of Congress directly‚ and I hereby invite you to do so. Ian Sams‚ adviser to the White House counsel‚ mocked the invitation in a tweet‚ telling House Republicans that they have failed in their effort to impeach the president.  https://t.co/nmjdH6zQCm pic.twitter.com/j7ScKcw0BW— Ian Sams (@IanSams46) March 28‚ 2024 Although congressional committees have subpoena power to compel witnesses to testify‚ including executive branch officials‚ it’s not likely that such a panel could compel a president to testify. The move would bring up issues related to the constitutional separation of powers.  However‚ a president can accept an invitation to answer questions. For example‚ during the 1998 impeachment inquiry‚ President Bill Clinton answered questions in writing from the House Judiciary Committee before he was impeached on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.  Comer’s Oversight Committee found that Biden family members received $15 million from business dealings in China‚ Ukraine‚ Russia‚ Kazakhstan‚ and Romania.  The panel traced $40‚000 from the China-linked energy conglomerate CEFC China Energy that ended up in Joe Biden’s bank account. Separately‚ it found a $200‚000 payment linked to a health care company.  Both checks were written by Jim Biden with the note “loan repayment” when his older brother‚ a U.S. senator for four decades‚ was out of office as vice president but before he became president. Devon Archer and other former Biden business associates testified to the committee that Joe Biden participated in business meetings and conference calls.  “The public is left with two irreconcilable narratives. The first—asserted by you—is that you did not engage in influence peddling in exchange for payments to your family‚” Comer wrote to the president. “The second—asserted by witnesses and a body of evidence I will briefly review below—is that you were indeed involved in these pay-for-influence schemes and that you have been repeatedly untruthful regarding a matter relevant to national security and your own fitness to serve as president of the United States.”  The post House Oversight Chairman Invites Biden to Testify at Impeachment Hearing appeared first on The Daily Signal.