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.
The $7 billion in weapons left behind in Afghanistan appears to be backfiring on America today.
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Five Iranian nationals were detained in total, alongside a Haitian driver.
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The Chinese military is allegedly attempting to infiltrate the United States’ critical infrastructure, including power and water utilities, communications, and transportation systems, US government officers and cybersecurity experts have warned.
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Dontezs Sharirh Whitley-Taylor is facing several charges after discharging his weapon Thursday night around 10:49 p.m. near two police officers in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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After a reported 52 school districts statewide received emails from a Russian account targeting American schools with explosives on Monday, police patrols will be increased at some Ohio school districts.
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Hunter Biden’s attorneys have claimed that recently uncovered payments that were funneled into his father’s bank account were payments for a vehicle.
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‘Porous borders’ could allow disease-carrying ticks to enter the country, says Dr. Marc Siegel.
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Was this another fake hate crime?
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According to the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety, Chen is a Chinese national with no significant ties to the Kalamazoo area.
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“When you are trying to flee from bad conditions, you take your family with you, but when you’re going to war, you don’t; you leave your family behind because it’s not about protecting them it’s about what you plan to do here in the United States of America.”
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Garza has not explained why he has decided to drop most of the cases.
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A federal judge sentenced Alan Hostetter, former chief of the La Habra Police Department in California, of conspiring with others to bring weapons to the U.S. Capitol to more than 11 years in prison Thursday.
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The Southern Nevada Counter Terrorism Center and the FBI Las Vegas bureau launched an investigation that resulted in the arrest of a 16-year-old.
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