Pat Droney

Last summer, the Los Angeles Dodgers drew fire for honoring a group that mocks Catholic nuns, the "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence," in a pre-game ceremony. Now a member of the group has been arrested in Wisconsin and charged with child pornography and exploitation of children.
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Chinese nationals make up the largest segment of those entering the porous southern border, with over 20,000 coming in since FY-2024 started in October, Customs and Border Protection data shows
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After New York Judge Arthur Engoron slammed former President Trump with a mind-boggling $350 million judgment plus interest for allegedly "inflating" the value of his properties, which resulted in no harm to anyone and no victims because the loans were paid back, truck drivers are threatening to boycott delivering to New York City.
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The IG found a number of problems with the conduct of Biden's Dept. of Health and Human Services, most notably failing to properly vet and conduct background checks on those who migrant children were placed with after crossing the border.
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A Harvard economics professor, whose research showed no racial animus in police shootings, was forced to hire armed security to protect himself, family after receiving threats from radical leftists.
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A five-time deported illegal alien struck and killed a 10-year-old student walking home from school, then fled the scene...a scene that keeps repeating itself.
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Two laws proposed by CT Republicans would require schools to notify parents if their child selects self-identifying pronouns other than their biological sex, and would require student athletes to participate on teams only comprised of their biological sex.
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Whistleblowers represented by the Government Accountability Project say Dr. Alexander Eastman, lead doctor at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Customs and Border Protection, directed staff to procure fentanyl lollipops for possible deployment at the U.N. General Assembly last September. Eastman was unsuccessful and may now face a Congressional probe as a result of his efforts.
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A mass-casualty incident at a church in suburban Houston was avoided when two off-duty police officers shot the suspect dead before she had the chance to kill scores of people. Now, the ex-wife of one of the officers is using the incident to raise funds to support her aspiring country music career, while also begging for money for their daughter's soccer, college funds.
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The Hawaii Supreme Court dismisses SCOTUS decisions in landmark gun cases, Bruen and Heller, claims "Spirit of Aloha" trumps high court in defiance of the Supremacy Clause
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A Pakistani national who was on the terror watchlist who crossed the border illegally was accidentally released by federal authorities; fortunately he was apprehended afterward and scheduled for deportation.
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The Pentagon is exploring the use of generative AI in military applications; while artificial intelligence shows some upside, there are significant downsides to the use of such technology.
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Butler County (OH) Sheriff Richard Jones, along with other sheriffs across the country, were warned by the FBI that a terrorist attack in the US is "imminent"; now he's taking action, increasing training and equipment in his agency in preparation for an attack he hopes never comes.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey nominated her ex-lover, Associate Justice Gabrielle Wolohojian, to the Supreme Judicial Court. In her nomination statement, Healey failed to mention her past intimate relationship with Wolohojian.
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An unidentified 63-year-old passenger aboard a Lufthansa flight from Thailand to Germany started hemorrhaging from the mouth and nose during the flight and ended up dying. The cause of the episode is unknown, but some are criticizing the pilot for taking off in the first place since the man was "clearly ill".
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