“Why Did You Wait So Long to Claim It?” Will Cain Questions Wes Moore on Military Honors
Fox News Host Questions Maryland Governor on Military Honors During a recent segment on “The Will Cain Show,” host Will Cain confronted Maryland Governor Wes Moore regarding discrepancies in his military honors. Cain suggested that Moore had inaccurately claimed certain military decorations before they were actually awarded to him. Moore’s 2006 White House Fellowship application […]
After a long wait, Bass appoints a new film liaison for the city
Los Angeles Mayor Appoints Film Industry Liaison Over two and a half years into her mayoral term, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has honored her commitment to support the film industry. During a private Zoom meeting with her Entertainment Industry Council, Bass announced the appointment of Steve Kang as the new liaison between the city’s […]
Billy Long removed by Trump as IRS leader after just under two months in office
Trump to Replace IRS Chief Billy Long After Brief Tenure WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump is set to remove former Missouri Republican Congressman Billy Long from his role as head of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) just two months after his confirmation, as announced by the White House on Friday. According to officials, Treasury Secretary […]
Labor Advocate Highlights Argument Long Raised by Conservatives Hidden Within Interview
Labor Activist Addresses Immigration and Wages A notable labor activist acknowledged in a recent interview that illegal immigrants are indeed impacting wage levels. Agriculture Secretary Brook Rollins indicated that the Trump administration aims to ensure that all agricultural jobs are filled by American workers. In July, he stated that “there are no pardons” for illegal […]
Joni Ernst Wants To Cut A Long List Of Wasteful Spending From The Trump Administration
Iowa Republican Senator Joni Ernst released a report on Wednesday outlining 12 projects that are either exceeding their budgets or experiencing significant delays. The report, comprising 50 pages, was compiled after Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent a letter to Vice President J.D. Vance regarding 14 Department of Transportation projects that have at least $1 billion […]
Teen Migrant Suspected in Deadly Long Island Stabbing, Taken into Custody at the Location
Teen Arrested for Stabbing in Mineola A 15-year-old undocumented immigrant has been charged with second-degree murder following the stabbing death of a 32-year-old man in Mineola, New York, as reported by Nassau County Police. Authorities stated that, around 12:29 a.m. on Friday, officers responded to a call regarding a stabbing on Roosevelt Place. Upon arrival, […]
Justin Thomas, a former Tide great, finally wins at the RBC Heritage after a long wait.
Justin Thomas Makes a Comeback at Harbortown The Alabama Crimson Tide has a long history of producing PGA Tour talent, but few have showcased Tuscaloosa like Justin Thomas, a two-time major champion. In 2018, he reached the top of the world rankings, just months after securing his first major at the 2017 PGA Championship. By […]
After Holding Out For As Long As Possible: How Some House Conservatives Agreed To Trump’s Major Legislation
Trump’s Tax and Spending Bill Gains Backing from Conservative Holdouts Some conservative members of the House had been hesitant about President Trump’s ambitious tax and spending bill, largely because of his concerns over enforcing the phase-out of solar and wind tax credits. Initially, the conservative faction threatened to block the bill, as they had done […]
Robert Aderholt: Trump’s plan to revoke will ‘bring back the integrity our nation has long represented’
Support for Trump’s Spending Cuts U.S. Representative Robert Adderholt from Haleyville has expressed his backing for President Donald Trump’s recent request to Congress aimed at cutting $9.4 million from previously approved spending. The proposed cuts, which include reductions in public broadcasting and foreign aid, were discussed in a meeting with the House Rules Committee. During […]
TOM BASILE: The Long Road To Damascus For The World’s Christians
On the road to Damascus, Saul of Tarsus later learned as St. Paul, but when he saw the blind light, he saw the light of the blind, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?” It is a question that has been asked by Christians for thousands of years, as they struggle for freedom against oppression. […]