Underreported Stories

She claimed ICE detained her for two days until surveillance footage told a completely different story. In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we break down the viral Illinois hoax now tied to a federal defamation lawsuit, a violent criminal granted U.S. citizenship who is accused of killing a DHS employee, and growing scrutiny around Ilhan Omar's proposed $1M funding tied to a questionable “rehab clinic.”We also cover a Justice Department report raising concerns about coordination with pro-abortion activists to target pro-life protesters, and Disney quietly reversing course on its gender-neutral messaging.These are the stories you're not hearing enough about.

Eric Swalwell under investigation, a “Teacher of the Year” finalist exposed, and a Georgetown professor telling people to “get over it”...these are the underreported stories you need to know.In today's episode of Underreported Stories, we break down the headlines flying under the radar from alleged campaign fund misuse to cultural flashpoints and a deportation battle that raises bigger questions.

Colorado's taxpayer-funded healthcare program for illegal immigrants is now costing 7x more than expected, and the politicians behind it are running for Congress. Meanwhile, California universities are hosting “UndocuGraduations,” Rep. LaMonica McIver faces federal charges after an alleged ICE incident, and ActBlue is under scrutiny over potential foreign contributions. Plus, a viral story about fleeing the country to avoid student loan repayment.These are the stories flying under the radar and why they matter.

Harvard's “no prayer” building, the Kristi Noem scandal, and Leslie Jones attacking marriage—here's what the media is missing.In today's episode, we break down the bizarre Kristi Noem Corey Lewandowski scandal involving Bryon Noem, the Tennessee library protest over children's books and DEI content, and a growing organized retail crime ring tied to illegal immigrants.Plus, Harvard's controversial Pritzker economics building raises serious constitutional questions after reports of a “prayer-free” condition tied to $675 million in funding. And comedian Leslie Jones sparks backlash after calling marriage “slavery.”

They said encouraging marriage leads to poverty… but that's just the beginning.Today's show breaks down a series of headlines that raise bigger questions about culture, crime, and common sense. From The View attacking Isabel Brown for promoting marriage and family, to a shocking murder case where the defense leans on mental capacity claims… what standards are we actually applying anymore?!Plus, an election volunteer is arrested after allegedly stealing an access code tied to voter registration systems, a UK politician gets a light penalty for drug-related scandals, and San Francisco quietly reverses course after its “equity”-based math experiment failed students.

AOC's $19K “ketamine consulting,” schools shutting down for the NFL Draft, and more stories the media isn't covering.In today's episode, we break down Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign spending controversy, a Democrat candidate's bizarre past, Gavin Newsom's over-budget wildlife bridge, Pittsburgh schools going remote for the NFL Draft, and a disturbing Oregon school scandal.These are the underreported stories shaping the country right now. Subscribe for daily breakdowns of the biggest stories the media ignores.

Joy Reid, the oh-so intelligent ex-MSNBC host, claims that America is merely a Christian version of tyrannical Iran. For our underreported stories we'll be touching on everything from a security guard connected to Jasmine Crockett being killed in a SWAT standoff, to a 19-year-old illegal immigrant accused of groping 12 students in Virginia, to a controversial mayor attempting a political comeback. Plus:• A group accused of giving luxury trips to judges involved in climate cases• A new Tennessee bill requiring English proficiency for a driver's licenseThese stories raise major questions about government accountability, immigration policy, judicial ethics, and political hypocrisy.

I'm back from maternity leave with a show announcement and your five underreported stories! Here's what's on tap: Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, reportedly received over $3.7 million from her nonprofit that promotes progressive gender ideology. Court documents reveal an illegal immigrant allegedly voted in five presidential elections after being ordered deported decades ago. And a George Soros-funded organization is reportedly training activists to increase their chances of serving as jurors in political cases. Plus, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a specialty license plate honoring Charlie Kirk, despite the bill passing both chambers. And LOSERS online are attacking Kai Trump for posting a luxury grocery shopping vlog in Los Angeles

I dropped off of YouTube/podcasting with an ominous message — that I was really sick. And the reason why I disappeared is finally safe to announce… I'M PREGNANT! While it's been a blessing to be pregnant, it's also been the most challenging time of my life — fighting 24/7 “morning sickness” and navigating the future of my career. In this video, I'll explain the future of the Underreported Stories podcast and what to expect from this channel going forward. 

On June 1, a man with a makeshift flamethrower yelled “Free Palestine” as he injured 8 people who were raising awareness for Israeli hostages who remain in Gaza since October 7th, 2023. The suspect is named Mohamed Sabry Soliman and he's been charged with a hate crime, according to an affidavit filed Monday, June 2.We'll dive deep into this story and more headlines in the news. 

Top Headlines: FBI Director Kash Patel claims James Comey's seashell pictures prompted copycats, Elon Musk is parting ways with DOGE, and the federal courts blocked Trump's tariffs. Underreported Stories: Protesters outside a Seattle city hall surrounded a baby and a child, the Trump administration aims to vet the social media of foreigners looking to attend American universities, and Team Trump threatened CBS with a defamation suit. Plus, a freed Israeli hostage exploded the anti-Trump narrative on CNN, and Jake Tapper admits that Democrat-aligned media are woke scolds. 

Jordan Peterson debates atheists—but admits he's not a Christian? NPR sues Trump over a funding cut, and Democrats propose a $20M study to understand why they're losing male voters to Trump. We also cover a Maryland Democrat flying to El Salvador to support a deportee, a 60 Minutes anchor slammed for an anti-Trump graduation speech, and a Christian worker fired for wearing a Bible-themed shirt during Pride Month.

Biden's team spent millions on a fake town hall they never aired—was he too incoherent to use it? Today, Avery Warwick & I break down that shocking report, plus the feud between Jake Tapper and Hunter Biden, why Theo Von is being slammed over a “pro-Palestine” comment, and what's going on with Gayle King's future at CBS. We'll also cover DC's minimum wage debate and a K-pop star catching heat for praising America. Oh—and Chicago's mayor made a wildly racist comment you have to hear to believe.

Virginia boys are under investigation for objecting to a biological girl in their locker room. Plus, President Biden's cancer diagnosis raises new questions, UCLA's hunger strike goes off the rails, and illegal immigrant food vendors spark lawsuits in San Diego. We're also breaking down how Nashville is encouraging citizens to snitch on ICE—and the media silence around a Florida man accused of kidnapping teens who turned out to be here illegally.These are the stories the corporate press won't touch—we've got them all right here.

Lawmakers stormed a New Jersey ICE facility holding gang members — and that's just the beginning. Today on Underreported Stories, Jennie Taer joins me to discuss the chaos unfolding as Nashville leaders push sanctuary policies, the Trump administration investigates L.A.'s welfare program for possibly aiding illegal immigrants, and a college student is brutally murdered by a career criminal. Plus: Hamas releases the last known American hostage, updates from Day 1 of the Diddy trial, and Trump receives a private jet from Qatar.

Women activists are demanding inclusion in the Catholic conclave, releasing pink smoke outside the Vatican. Meanwhile, Disney announces plans to build a theme park in a country where same-sex marriage is banned. On today's Underreported Stories, we also break down a Georgia college student facing deportation after running a red light, a Colorado postal worker found guilty of casting multiple mail-in ballots, and new emails showing Western Carolina University refusing to comply with Trump's executive order. Plus, a college student claims the far-left's ultimate goal is to destroy America.

A 12-year-old migrant boy is reportedly leading a violent robbery crew, Diddy's trial begins, and Alberta considers separating from Canada. Plus, a biological male wins five women's swimming events, podcasters allege schools covered up a kidnapping, and a “nonpartisan” journalist reveals plans to run as a Democrat. Oh—and we recap the most absurd moment from the Met Gala: Rosa Parks-themed panties.

Robert De Niro's child comes out as a transgender woman, and the DNC faces explosive allegations of racism and sexism after its vice chair election. In today's episode, I'm joined by Mary Margaret Olohan to break down the FDA's abortion pill cover-up, the arrest of an immigrant police officer, and new court claims tying Kilmar Abrego Garcia to a gang. Don't miss this deep dive into stories the media won't touch.Stories:  1. DNC To Review Vice Chair's Election Victory Amid Allegations Of Race And Gender Discrimination - Free Beacon2. Robert De Niro's Child Comes Out As Transgender Woman - Collin Rugg via X3. Abortion Pill 22 Times More Dangerous Than FDA Claimed - The Daily Wire4. Immigrant Police Officer Arrested For Assault - ABC75. Ex-Husband Alleged In Court Documents That Kilmar Abrego Garcia Was In A Gang - Sara Rose via X

Today on Underreported Stories, we break down Trump's first 100 days, the controversy over a 2-year-old deported alongside her illegal immigrant mother, and CNN's shocking primetime collapse with Semafor White House Reporter Shelby Talcott. We also cover the White House Correspondents' embarrassing reporter mix-up, the FBI's alarming discovery about Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang, and the DEA's massive MS-13-linked nightclub raid in Colorado Springs. Don't miss this packed episode coming from Washington DC!Today's show is AD FREE! Support my work by purchasing merch or subscribing to my newsletter (for free!)

Ben Shapiro interviews Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, SCOTUS hears arguments on LGBT books in preschools, and media outlets defend yet another illegal immigrant caught driving a convicted smuggler's car. We also cover Cornell canceling its spring concert headliner over anti-Semitic lyrics, and the NYT escaping liability in Sarah Palin's defamation suit. Plus — a woke pastor claims Jesus was an undocumented immigrant supporting open borders. 

Elizabeth Warren gets humiliated on air for defending Biden's mental fitness, while Trump considers $5K baby bonuses to fight declining birth rates. We also uncover an exclusive report on the Washington Dept. of Health warning women to avoid crisis pregnancy centers. Plus, a New Mexico judge resigns after ICE arrests a Venezuelan gang member living in his home, Satanic protesters disrupt a school board meeting in California, and NASA parts ways with a top DEI official.

Fox News allegedly blacklists comedian Tyler Fischer for asking a staffer to coffee. Meanwhile, the UK Supreme Court rules that transgender women do not meet the legal definition of "woman," reigniting the global gender debate. And Bernie Sanders is caught spending $221K on private jets while campaigning against oligarchy. Plus, Elon Musk's alleged $15M baby payout and the Trump administration's ICE arrest of a Columbia student at his naturalization hearing.

Jubilee faces backlash for being “too conservative” in its viral debate videos. Meanwhile, a team of all-female astronauts—including Katy Perry—made headlines after a quick flight to space. And over at Coachella, influencers are being roasted online… but not just for their outfits—some of these tents are WILD! Plus: a Ford exec rants about Fox News boomers, and California crosswalks get hacked to sound like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. We chat about all of this and MORE with special guest Tony Kinnett. 

Tulsi Gabbard is threatening CNN with a lawsuit, RFK Jr. debunks the Texas measles outbreak lies, and a former Bud Light exec scores a new job. In today's video, we break down all these stories and even address the CNN x Bernie Sander town hall video that has everyone laughing. Stay tuned for the real story behind the headlines!

Are men rejecting working women? In today's video, we dive into the dating debate sparked by Megyn Kelly's viral comments about modern relationships. We explore why "working women" have become a controversial topic in dating advice circles and whether men truly dislike dating women who have careers. Let's cut through the noise and find the middle ground in the dating debate!

The Supreme Court rules on illegal immigrants, Mahmoud Khalil speaks out from ICE detention, and AOC flies first class to a "fight oligarchy" rally. Today's video breaks down the Supreme Court illegal immigrants decision, Mahmoud Khalil's op-ed from Columbia, and AOC's latest controversy. Stay tuned for the full story!

A UK toddler expelled for questioning gender? A female fencer banned for refusing to face a transgender athlete? We break down the gender ideology controversy behind the UK toddler expulsion, the USA Fencing scandal, and more—from NASA's DEI disaster to a high school mascot branded as “white supremacy.”

Remi Bader, a major voice in the body positivity movement, is now at the center of TikTok drama after admitting weight loss surgery. Many are calling out what they see as the body positivity lie. In this video, we unpack the controversy, the backlash, and what it reveals about influencer culture. Remi Bader's transformation has sparked important conversations on body image, authenticity, and whether the body positivity movement is sustainable. 

An update in the Luigi Mangione trial, ICE deportations spike under Trump, and Columbia University erupts. In today's episode, we cover the latest developments in the Luigi Mangione trial, the growing wave of ICE deportations happening under the Trump administration, and the escalating protests causing chaos at Columbia University. Don't miss this breakdown of the week's most underreported stories with Hayley Caronia!Stories:  1. ICE Arrested 113K, Deported Over 100K Since Trump's Return To Office - New York Post2. Handwritten Notes Found In Luigi Mangione's Argyle Socks In Court - ABC News3. Brown University Targets Student Journalist For Sending DOGE-Like Emails - FIRE4. Columbia Graduates Tear Up Diplomas To Protest School, Mahmoud Khalil Arrest - New York Post5. Raphael Warnock Lives Free In $1M Luxury Home Purchased By His Church - Free Beacon

TPUSA students were attacked on campus, Alix Earle sues Gymshark over a pro-Israel post, and NPR's CEO testifies before Congress. We break down the latest cultural and political chaos—from campus violence to influencer cancel culture, and media gaslighting.

Pete Hegseth, JD Vance, and other top security officials text in a group chat about alleged Yemen “war plans,” but guess who was accidentally included? The Atlantic's Editor-In-Chief. Today, we break down the National Security Advisor's group chat drama and what it reveals about DC dysfunction. Plus: Dems caught driving luxury cars on your dime, MSNBC issues a forced Tulsi Gabbard apology, and the Trump admin freezes $175M to UPenn over tr*ns sports policies.

MSNBC is in meltdown mode after executives accidentally leaked a “kill list” of employees they planned to lay off—including Joy Reid and Rachel Maddow's staff. Meanwhile, a left-wing group has been caught reimbursing activists for anti-GOP protests—including props like chicken suits. And over at Columbia University, another anti-Israel protester has been arrested for immigration violations—raising big questions about who's really behind these demonstrations. We'll break down all these stories & more with political commentator Sabrina Kosmas. Stories:  1. Left-Wing Group Allegedly Reimburses DOGE Protest Expenses - Free Beacon2. Illinois Middle School Staff Forced Girls To Change In Front Of Boy - National Review3. Second Anti-Israel Columbia Protester Arrested For Immigration Violation - New York Post4. MSNBC Execs Leaked “Kill List” Plans Morning Of Mass Layoffs - New York Post5. MSNBC Op-Ed Claims Trump's Attack On DEI Are “Anti-Christian” - MSNBC

A female-only gym is under fire for banning transgender women, sparking major debate. Meanwhile, AOC's scandal over questionable payments for dance training is making headlines, and the UN Climate Conference is destroying the Amazon Rainforest to build a highway—yes, really. The hypocrisy is unreal! Stay tuned as we break it all down.

Illegal immigration is back in the spotlight as a Democrat lawmaker, Jasmine Crockett, claims it's not illegal to enter the U.S. illegally… Meanwhile, AOC's Comms Director was an illegal immigrant who self-deported, and Biden's signature scandal is raising serious concerns. Plus, Chicago's mayor makes a WILD claim about sanctuary cities, and a Columbia student activist is taken into ICE custody. Let's break it all down!

Did Elon Musk “steal” the election for Trump? That's the latest wild claim making the rounds. Maxine Waters' election denial resurfaces—why is no one talking about it?  Meanwhile, an MSNBC guest says fighting fraud is racist (yes, really). And thanks to USAID cuts, a transgender hospital in India is shutting down. Let's break it all down with Bongino Report Early Edition's Evita Duffy. Stories:  1. India's First Trans Clinic Shutters Amid USAID Cuts - BBC2. Maxine Waters Suggests Elon Musk Stole Election For Trump - Libs of TikTok3. Honors Student Sues School District Alleging She's Illiterate - New York Post4. Deceased 11-Yr-Old Bullied Over Immigration Status Was Also Allegedly Assaulted By Family Member - New York Post5. Fertility-Tracking App Allegedly Promotes Abortion To Pregnant Women - The Federalist

The Epstein Files just dropped—but why were they sent to influencers instead of journalists?

Joy Reid is finally OUT at MSNBC! NYC shuts down the infamous Roosevelt Hotel, and Dan Crenshaw caught in a hot mic moment threatening Tucker Carlson?! Things are getting wild. Today, we break down the biggest underreported stories the mainstream media won't touch. What does this mean for MSNBC? Why is NYC suddenly shifting its stance on migrant hotels? And what's up with the “Ugly Husband Rule” taking over TikTok? Let's get into it.

Trump's new executive order is cutting off federal benefits for illegal immigrants—how will this impact the border crisis? Meanwhile, Biden's student loan forgiveness plan just hit a major roadblock as the courts officially block it. Plus, the IVF debate is heating up after a shocking case exposes the dark side of IVF treatments.

CBS's Margaret Brennan clashes with Marco Rubio in a fiery exchange, Pete Hegseth says the IRS is targeting him, and NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces fresh corruption rumors. Is the IRS being weaponized against conservatives? Get the facts the mainstream media won't cover.

The US government used your tax dollars to pay for an al-Qaeda terrorist's tuition through USAID—yes, really. Meanwhile, the DOJ is suing New York over its unconstitutional treatment of non-citizens, and Disney is quietly ditching DEI after years of pushing woke policies. Why isn't the mainstream media covering this? Let's break it down.

Elon Musk is calling out FEMA for allegedly diverting disaster relief funds to support illegal immigration—what's really going on? Plus, shocking claims about Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's potential connection to the Trump assassination attempt are surfacing. We break it all down in today's episode of Underreported Stories! AND I'm unveiling my brand-new studio!!

In this episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark announces a rebrand and new features for the newsletter. The episode covers a Texas congressman's impeachment call and a viral political tweet, along with a deep dive into the controversy surrounding Politico's federal funding and its implications for journalism ethics. Legal battles in sports are explored through the lens of UPenn athletes and a Trump executive order. Chrissy also discusses Amazon's reversal on banning a controversial transgender book and ICE raids in Aurora, Colorado. The episode concludes with complaints about Virginia's school bathroom policy and Trump's proposal for redeveloping Gaza.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark updates listeners on several overlooked topics. She discusses federal workers accepting buyouts from the Trump administration, rising tariffs in Canada, and growing anti-American sentiment. The episode also covers Trump's deportation efforts, USAID spending issues, and legal challenges to Trump's executive order on gender procedures for minors. Additional stories include DC airport security breaches, the closure of Ibram X. Kendi's anti-racist center, the influence of Chinese nonprofits on the US justice system, and a legal update on the New York Magazine lawsuit.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark and Bradley Devlin delve into the evolving right-wing media landscape, exploring the White House's decision to credential bloggers and TikTokers. They discuss shifts in media trends, independent journalism, and political implications of cultural changes in interior design and Ben & Jerry's activism. Key topics include a judge's halt on a Trump executive order, Bank of America's political stance, and the origins of debanking. The episode also covers a Florida Democratic official's arrest in a child exploitation sting, Selena Gomez's video on mass deportations, and a singer-songwriter's satirical take on racism.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, the focus is on the Trump administration's first week, including deportation plans and the pardoning of January 6th prisoners. John Fetterman's recent public appearances and political strategies are examined. The episode also highlights the Biden administration's contentious funding decisions and the USDA's new, controversial hire. We explore a civil servant controversy within the Trump administration and discuss challenges to Minnesota's firearm permit laws.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, we delve into the aftermath of the Nashville high school shooting, discussing details that have been overlooked by mainstream media. We then critique an Episcopal Bishop's recent sermon and analyze Trump's reaction on Truth Social. The episode highlights the case of an illegal immigrant jailed for voting fraud and explores unionization efforts among far-left congressional staffers. We also discuss the controversy surrounding Oregon's bias incident hotline and Cardi B's VPN mishap amid the TikTok ban. Finally, we examine Fairfax County's budget deficit and its impact on migrant education.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, Chrissy Clark and Carolyn Kraft explore underreported news. They humorously predict the first 100 days of the Trump administration and discuss OpenAI's controversy. Key stories include a Pentagon aide's termination over anti-Trump remarks, political fallout from Los Angeles wildfires, and Chicago's status as a sanctuary city. They also address censorship in sensitive topics, the arrest of a Washington Post cartoonist linked to AI, and gender identity's role in child abuse sentencing. The episode concludes with insights on psychological evaluations in legal defenses and informed consent in medical treatments for intellectual disabilities.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, we begin with updates on the Trump administration's second term and the new policies being implemented. We then discuss the FDA's ban on red dye 3 and its implications. The episode covers Joe Biden's farewell and the mystery surrounding Hunter Biden's lost artwork. We delve into a scandal involving the Florida teachers union and Biden's criticism of social media. We also explore the latest developments in the TikTok ban and Gen Z's migration to the Red Note platform.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, we start by examining the Los Angeles fires and the conspiracy theories surrounding them. Chrissy then shares personal life updates and discusses corruption issues in Los Angeles. The episode explores the use of private firefighters by wealthy individuals and a lawsuit involving CNN. We then look into the appointment of a new sheriff in Michigan and its implications for environmental justice. Additionally, we delve into the controversy surrounding Kamala Harris's 2024 victory fund.

In this episode of Underreported Stories, we dive into Natalya Toryanski's insights on the evolving social media landscape, including TikTok's legal challenges and free speech implications. We cover allegations against Sunny Hostin's husband, Pete Hegseth's controversial nomination, Meta's AI ambitions, and Ford's EV factory's security risks. Highlighted are underreported stories like California wildfires, Trump's letter, MAGA hats in Greenland, and Bonnie Blue's viral moment sparking a sexual harassment discussion. We also examine the societal impact of OnlyFans amid state bans, concluding with closing thoughts and guest appreciation.

Welcome back to Season 2 of Underreported Stories! We're gonna chat about Justin Trudeau's resignation, Mark Zuckerberg's alleged Facebook algorithm changes, and Trump's Jan. 10th sentencing in the New York hush money trial.Our Underreported Stories for today are vast — we're chatting about everything from teachers no longer being required to be proficient in math and sciences to earn a certification, to an update on the San Francisco “weight czar,” and even the New Orleans District Attorney being found d*ad! (Coincidence?!) At the end of the show, I'm sharing an exclusive interview with British YouTuber Christine Grace Smith as well to discuss the scandals in the UK regarding speech regulations and the Labor Party's weenie Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Enjoy!