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Catherine Salgado's coverage largely revolves around government and politics, with a focus on legal policy regulations and government announcements. She tends to cover topics related to free speech, government regulations, immigration, censorship, as well as broader themes of politics and culture & society.
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By: Catherine Salgado
A radical leftist rioter outside the Newark, N.J., Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility who repeatedly screamed on camera that he was going to murder an officer's entire family will soon be arrested, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche promised.
President Donald Trump made fun of Joe Biden for retroactively making weird excuses for her husband's career-ending 2024 debate performance.
By: Catherine Salgado
The U.S. government is considering designating a “terrorist-infested” United Nations agency as a foreign terror organization, and frankly, that designation is long overdue.
A new House Judiciary Committee release shows that the Biden-Harris administration misused funds to fuel anti-Israel activism both here and abroad and help organizations with ties to terrorist groups.
Michael Angel Alvarez received taxpayer money from the city of Los Angeles as a “peace ambassador.” He also happens to be a member of a terrorist gang, a convicted murderer, and the bearer of the nickname “Diablo.”
May 29 is the birth anniversary of a man who was among the most famous Revolutionaries in the Founding generation: Patrick Henry. His immortal words, "give me liberty or give me death," not only helped launch a Revolution but have been inspiring American patriots for two and a half centuries since. Yet Henry's parting warning to America is equally worthy of remembering.
For every false god, there is a false devil. As May 29 is the birth anniversary of early 20th-century British writer, thinker, and genius G.K.
By: Catherine Salgado
The five people, including two children, who died in a fatal Virginia bus crash on May 29 are more c
A crazed leftist protester outside the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Newark attracted national attention when he was caught on up-close camera screaming repeated threats to murder a federal officer and his entire family, while a mob physically clashed with officers. The Department of Justice and FBI have since identified and arrested the man.
By: Catherine Salgado
Roving bands of bloodthirsty Muslim tribesmen are causing more casualties in Nigeria than the more famous and organized designated terrorist groups like Boko Haram and ISIS, according to a
