Bryan Chai
Senior Editor and Senior Writer at The Western Journal
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westernjournal.com | Bryan Chai
A Minnesota woman has admitted to a staggering 25-year Social Security fraud scheme, pleading guilty to theft of government funds in a Minneapolis federal court. Mavious Redmond, 54, of Austin, Minnesota, confessed to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in benefits over a quarter of a century by impersonating her deceased mother, according to a Monday release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Redmond’s scheme began in January 1999, following her mother’s death.
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westernjournal.com | Bryan Chai
Justice has been partially served in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, where police have arrested one of two suspects involved in the brutal assault of a local restaurant owner on Saturday. The incident occurred at Amigos Street Tacos, where 45-year-old owner Jose Perez was viciously attacked by two individuals described as “thugs” in a post widely shared on social media platform X.
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westernjournal.com | Bryan Chai
The Ohio State Buckeyes, fresh off their 2024 national college football championship win, are making headlines for more than just their on-field dominance. Their new championship rings feature a powerful nod to the Christian faith, and it’s truly inspiring. Jostens Championship Rings unveiled the stunning design on X, showcasing a ring that’s as meaningful as it is dazzling. The Buckeyes’ logo takes center stage, but the real story lies within.
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westernjournal.com | Bryan Chai
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, announced a high-profile deployment of the National Guard to Albuquerque to combat rising juvenile crime and the fentanyl epidemic. But new details reveal the move may be more performative than effective. The governor signed an executive order on April 8, authorizing 60 to 70 National Guard personnel to deploy to Albuquerque by mid-May, citing the need for “immediate intervention” in the city’s crime surge.
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westernjournal.com | Bryan Chai
Democrats have picked a bizarre hill to die on, and it’s exposing their warped priorities in the most damning way. They’re now rallying to support Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a suspected MS-13 gang member who entered the U.S. illegally. The latest development is jaw-dropping. According to NBC News, Democratic lawmakers, led by Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, are planning to travel to El Salvador to push for Garcia’s release from a Salvadoran prison. Arizona Rep.
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