Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Alerts Mexico About Violation of Air Travel Agreement
US Warns Mexico over Air Transport Agreement Violations On Saturday, US Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy issued a warning to Mexico, citing violations of the 2015 US-Mexico Air Transport Agreement. This agreement was intended to “significantly increase future trade and travel” between the two nations. In a statement, Duffy expressed concern, suggesting that the […]
Cochise County Sheriff has limited clues in truck driver assault, seeks cameras at rest areas
Truck Driver Assault in Arizona: Ongoing Concerns San Simon, Ariz. – Nearly a month has passed since a professional truck driver was savagely attacked at a rest area in Cochise County. Unfortunately, the victim is still on life support at St. Joseph’s Hospital, with his situation showing no signs of improvement. The assault took place […]
Man loses life while rescuing 2 boys from drowning in Arizona River
Man Dies While Rescuing Children from Colorado River A 51-year-old man tragically lost his life over the weekend while trying to save two children in the Colorado River, as reported by local authorities. The incident took place near Hidden Shores Resort in Yuma, Arizona, on Saturday, July 5th. According to local news sources, deputies from […]
Group supporting the Verde River provides $230K for watershed grants
Funding for Water Conservation Initiatives in Verde River The company is currently on track to distribute $230,000 in funding for a water conservation project through its River Friendly Living Grant program aimed at residents and organizations in the Verde River area. Grants from the organization are capped at $10,000, while the Housing Grant Awards have […]
More than 30 people hurt when a car drives into a crowd near a nightclub in Hollywood, according to officials
Car Crashes into Crowd Outside Nightclub in Los Angeles Early Saturday morning, a car drove into a group of people outside a Los Angeles nightclub, resulting in at least 30 injuries, according to officials. The incident occurred around 2 a.m., as officers from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) arrived on the scene. They reported […]
Edwin J. Feulner, the founder of the Heritage Foundation, has passed away at the age of 83.
Edwin J. Fuller, Heritage Foundation Co-Founder, Dies at 83 Edwin J. Fuller, who was the co-founder and president of the Heritage Foundation for many years, passed away on Friday at 83, according to an announcement from the organization. The specific cause of death has not been disclosed. Fuller was instrumental in founding the Heritage Foundation […]
Cochise County Supervisors agree to resolve lawsuit regarding jail sales tax
Tucson, Arizona – Update on Sales Tax Election Lawsuit The Cochise County Board of Supervisors has decided to propose a settlement related to a lawsuit about the unmailed votes in the 2023 half-cent sales tax special election. This special election, aimed at funding a new prison, was conducted solely through mail-in ballots. However, about 10,000 […]
The sole desert community where 5,000 residents protect two national parks
Nestled in the wild beauty of East Utah, Moab serves as a unique gateway to two major national parks, both Arch and Canyonlands. With a population of just 5,000, this desert town is an access point to over 500,000 acres of stunning wilderness, offering a base for adventurous travelers at a much lower cost compared […]
Josh Hammer: Intersectional Communist Zohran Mamdani Reveals Democrats’ Inability to Move Past Obamaism
It’s become painfully obvious that the Democratic Party has faced significant challenges since last November’s presidential election. This week, a Quinnipiac University poll showed that Congressional Democrats have an approval rating of just 19%. Earlier, a Harvard Cap/Harris poll indicated the party’s overall approval sits at 40%. Additionally, Democrats can’t just rely on Republicans, who […]
Pope Leo XIV Announces Miracle Following Doctor’s Prayer to 19th Century Priest, Premature Baby Miraculously Survives
Pope Leo XIV Declares Miracle of 2007 Premature Baby Pope Leo XIV has officially acknowledged the miracles attributed to a 19th-century Spanish priest, particularly highlighting the unexpected survival of a premature baby in Rhode Island in 2007. As reported, the baby, named Tyquan, was delivered via emergency cesarean section at Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket on […]