Author: Frank Bojazi

Kutztown University alumni who enjoys gaming, sports, building websites and optimizing ads for successful businesses. Other than that, just your typical northeast Philly family guy! Go Birds!

If you haven’t heard this story before, then you will now. I saw an image talking about it on social media and looked it up, and it ended up being true. It’s the story of Albert Gunter (1906-1968) and the day he jumped a double-decker bus over the London Tower Bridge on December 30, 1952. Gunter was a British bus driver who worked for London Transport. He was approaching the bridge in his double-decker No. 78 bus just as the bascules began to rise, so a ship could pass under it. Gunter made a split-second decision to accelerate, jumping over…

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Illegal immigrant twins were arrested for allegedly burglarizing homes under construction according to Polk County police in Florida. The suspects are Eder Zaragoza Marin Ibar and Juan Elder Marin Ibar, 26 and from Mexico, and accused of breaking into several unfinished homes and stealing items. broke into multiple homes that were under construction. The twins both face charges of grand theft over $20k, burglary, felony criminal mischief and several other charges. There’s also an ICE detainer on both twins, reported Fox 13.

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A surgeon in training was released on bail after he was accused of secretly recording videos of female colleagues in hospital bathrooms. Ryan Cho, 28, could face hundreds of charged connected to the 4,500 videos he’s accused of recording. He’s accused of recording at least 460 women. The news reports that most of the videos were of staff members across three different hospitals located in Melbourne, Australia. The secret recordings took place dating back to 2021. Justice James Elliot said Cho could be released from jail IF he lives with his parents. The parents moved to Australia from Singapore after…

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Attorney General Pam Bondi fired a Department of Justice (DOJ) employee for conduct deemed ‘inappropriate’ towards the National Guard soldiers who are working in DC. The soldiers are part of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on crime. The employee, Elizabeth Baxter, fired by Bondi had allegedly flipped off the troops and bragged about it. Baxter was part of the Environment and Natural Resources Division, but not anymore. Bondi said in a statement on X: “Today, I took action to terminate a DOJ employee for inappropriate conduct towards National Guard service members in DC. @TheJusticeDept remains committed to defending President Trump’s agenda…

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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released a statement saying illegal immigrants or non-permanent residents are no longer eligible for Federal Housing Administration (FHA) mortgages. This is being done to ensure priority of taxpayer-funded housing programs are used for Americans and to avoid giving them to illegal immigrants. According to a report on National Review, the illegal immigrants were technically not eligible to receive the FHA loans, but loopholes might have made it possible. HUD plans to crack down on any loopholes and protect the FHA/government-backed housing programs/mortgages from being abused by non-citizens. What seems to be changing?…

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Democrat Rep. Maxine Waters demands the 25th Amendment be used against President Donald Trump after he had Lisa Cook fired. Cook was the Federal Reserve Governor. Many people are confused as to why Maxine Waters would want the 25th Amendment used against Trump over something as trivial as a firing. The 25th Amendment can be used to determine if a president is fit for the job or incapacitated. It outlines procedures for temporarily or permanently transferring presidential powers to the Vice President in cases of presidential disability. This can occur if the President declares they are unable to discharge their…

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Microsoft fired four workers who staged a sit-in protest at the company’s headquarters in Washington. At least two pf the protesters did the sit-down protest in Brad Smith’s office. Smith is president of Microsoft. The disruption was over Microsoft’s alleged ties to Israel and had nothing to do about employee benefits, salary, or anything work-related. Microsoft fired the workers because their actions breached company policies and, according to Reuters, “created significant safety concerns” on the premises. A group called No Azure for Apartheid is demanding Microsoft to end any ties with Israel and also pay reparations to Palestinians. The report…

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President Donald Trump has put the pressure on politicians to clean up crime, or face the wrath of the government. Following the mounting pressure from Trump, California’s Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom announced the deployment of new “crime suppression” teams of California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers to major regions, including Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, and San Diego. The units are tasked with cracking down on specific issues like auto theft, retail theft, and narcotics. Critics of Newsom say it’s unfortunate that it took pressure from Trump for him to care about crime. Meanwhile, Trump and Newsom continue to…

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A stunning video showed politicians getting physical with each other over President Donald Trump’s war on the cartels. It was two Mexican Senators who started shoving each other and the incident was caught on video. The heated video shows Lawmaker Alejandro Moreno (PRI party) confront Senate president Gerardo Fernandez Norona (Morena party) over not giving him time to speak. Things escalated like it was Monday Night Raw and the pair began exchanging blows before other people came to break it up. Watch the politicians fighting on video here. This happened after President Trump designated the cartels as a terror group…

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Vice President JD Vance was upset that some Democrats and people in the media were criticizing prayer after a gunman shot up the Annunciation Catholic Church, killing two children and injuring 18 others in Minneapolis. Vance said: “If you are a politician or you’re a media commentator and two beautiful babies just got murdered while praying, and your politics force you to condemn prayer in response to it, you ought to get new politics because something very wrong has gone on inside your soul.” The incident was terrifying as the criminal, who is now deceased, opened fire through the windows…

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Maryland Governor Wes Moore and President Donald Trump got into a heated argument as they traded insults while discussing the crime situation in Baltimore. Moore later invited Trump to take a “public safety walk” in Baltimore after the president’s criticism of the city’s crime rate. Trump responded by threatening to send in federal “troops” to “clean up the crime” like he’s doing in D.C. Trump criticized Baltimore’s crime and Governor Moore sent a letter inviting Trump on a public safety walk in Baltimore. Moore, an Army veteran, had previously criticized Trump’s deployment of military forces for domestic law enforcement, even…

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USAID appears to have some troubling ties to George Soros, as revealed in a document posted by Oversight on the House.Gov website. A news video linked to below will show how Democrats are accused of sending about $260 million to George Soros, but the report/testimony posted by Oversight goes into some further detail on the loose connections. The news video on Democrats and the connection to George Soros is here:  And this is a snippet from the document on Oversight’s gov page: Basic Education Program, programs funded by USAID, have promoted “anti-U.S. sentiments in classrooms.” To make matters worse,…

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Illegal Immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia requested that a federal judge grant a gag order to stop Attorney General Pam Bondi and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to be quiet and stop attacking him. Garcia faces a criminal trial based on immigrant smuggling charges, and feels that the attacks from members of the United States government will prevent him from having a fair trial. This marks the third time lawyers complained about government officials making public statements about Garcia. Comments about Garcia have come from people such as President Donald Trump, Bondi, Noem, and many others. Garcia will go to trial,…

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Ashli Babbitt became a well-known name in politics after she was shot dead by a Capitol Police officer during the January 6 incident at the United States Capitol in 2021. She was climbing through a window and the officer shot her, instead of pushing her back, which sparked a major controversy across the nation. She was eventually cleared of any criminal wrongdoing, but it was too late and she had passed away. Years later, Babbitt will receive full military funeral honors because she was an Air Force veteran since 2004. She spent four years on active duty. She was deployed…

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President Donald Trump has revoked the Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris. Former President Joe Biden had extended her protections after they left the White House, and it’s not uncommon for an extension to happen. However, Donald Trump said that’s enough and cut it off, as reported on AP. How much Secret Service protection get when Presidents and Vice Presidents leave office? AP’s report included details on the typical setup for Secret Service protection when presidents and vices leave the White House. The report said former vice presidents will often get six months of protection. Former presidents…

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The Menendez brothers, Lyle and Erik, were both denied parole one day apart from each other. Erik was blocked from freedom, then Lyle was blocked a day later. They’ve spent more than three decades in prison after being found guilty of killing their parents in 1989. Both of the Menendez brothers had their own separate parole hearings. BBC reports they saw a few legal victories leading up to the parole hearing, but were ultimately denied their freedom. Lyle Menendez was denied parole one day after his brother Erik was similarly blocked from being freed from prison after they’ve both spent…

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The CEO of TC BioPharm, Bryan Kobel, filed a lawsuit against Uber after one of their drivers allegedly knocked him unconscious. the driver, an illegal immigrant from Russia, was having a conversation with Kobel that somehow escalated and resulted in Kobel being knocked unconscious outside of the vehicle. Kobel claims he suffered a brain injury and eventually filed a lawsuit against Uber. The CEO of a biotechnology company is suing rideshare giant Uber, claiming he was attacked by one of its drivers and left with a brain injury. Bryan Kobel, CEO of TC BioPharm, claims the attack happened after a…

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Following a three death tragedy caused by an immigrant with a license to drive trucks in California, the Trump administration is now threatening funding to three key states for not enforcing the rules that require truckers to speak English. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said California, New Mexico, Washington risk losing millions in federal funding if they keep failing to uphold the requirements that require truckers to speak English. Under current rules, the truckers are supposed to be disqualified from acquiring a license if they cannot demonstrate proficiency in English. Duffy continued on his quest by saying the man responsible for…

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It’s like no one learned anything from the Bud Light marketing disaster that decimated sales and changed American’s views on the brand entirely. Cracker Barrel tried to rebrand themselves with a new logo and interior design, but the vast majority of customers appeared to be repulsed by it. The new logo removed the man sitting on the barrel and the interior looked bland and boring, quite the opposite of the homely feel with farm-style decor all over the place – exactly what the restaurant was known for. Backlash from millions of people came flying in hot Once the new logo…

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A federal judge delivered bad news to the Trump administration when she ordered an indefinite stop to new construction and the shutdown of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ in Florida. It was U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams who ordered the shutdown and told Florida state officials to start removing the fencing, lights, generators and much of the other equipment that kept the holding facility running. Florida’s state officials have 60 days to get Alligator Alcatraz shut down and all detainees moved out. DHS is in the middle of transporting detainees to other facilities. The purpose of Alligator Alcatraz was to have a place…

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