Kallista Cazares
Kallista Cazares is a journalist, copywriter, and editor who specializes in conservative politics and Christian apologetics. She is a San Antonio native who enjoys Pad Thai cuisine, listening to Lofi beats, and traveling across the country with her husband and daughter, while freelancing. With a Bachelor’s Degree in English from the University of Texas A&M San Antonio, Kallista’s greatest dream is to spread news that speaks truth, crushes false narratives, and preserves America.
Partnership with law enforcement is vital to nonprofits like The Exodus Road to fight to end human trafficking.
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The alderman said Chicago is “attempting to close its own borders to the constant flow of migrant buses and now private charter planes that are landing."
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Pointing to the company’s recent attempts to distance itself from ESG initiatives, BlackRock founder and CEO Larry Fink told Fox Business that he no longer mentions ESG due to the heightened political controversy surrounding the policies.
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A Democrat has caught heat from his side of the political aisle for backing a bill that bans gender reassignment surgery for minors.
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A third arrest has been made in the widely publicized deaths of the pregnant teenager and her boyfriend, described as a drug deal gone wrong.
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A Minnesota correctional facility canceled a Christian rehabilitation program for teaching inmates about manhood and masculinity through a Biblical worldview.
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The Pentagon has released more information regarding the medical status of Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin.
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'It just sort of appeared': Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted to the House that the six-foot social distancing rule that emerged at the start of the coronavirus pandemic was based on nothing.
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Former North Peace Pride Society (NPPS) President Sean Gravells was charged with sexual interference, sexual exploitation, and child pornography-related crimes.
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Thieves broke into and stole computer servers of Jeffery Epstein's renowned PR company on New Year's Day just hours before documents were released with names of 150 people related to lawsuits and abuse.
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Over 6.85 million illegal aliens have come into the U.S. since President Joe Biden took office — even more have entered undetected. This ongoing incursion, largely by single adults, comes at a hefty price.
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McManaman and her accomplice are accused of signing over the victim relative's property to their own name.
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A teenaged boy has been assaulted and abused by his Muslim family for wanting to convert to Christianity.
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Two arrests have been made in the murders of pregnant 18-year-old Savannah Soto and her boyfriend Matthew Guerra.
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Border Patrol said that the drugs were hidden inside of jalapeño paste.
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