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Millennial Aria Lewis is infatuated with the 1940s—and has been since she was 15 years old, growing up in a somewhat “vintage” family in North Carolina. Mrs. Lewis, now 22, has embraced the role of a “tradwife” (traditional wife), a neo-retro lifestyle trend adopted by some conservative newlywed women that has garnered a following on …
With the Red Sea diversions by shipping companies including Maersk continuing amid the risk of attacks by the Houthis, global logistics managers are faced with a two-front storm of rising ocean and air freight prices and stranded cargo. Both are threats to the global supply chain after three tumultuous years of inflationary pressures and delays from Covid disruptions …
Container rates hit $10,000 as ocean freight inflation soars in Red Sea crisis Read More »
A new analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reveals that almost 60% of all illegal aliens households in the United States are benefiting from at least one form of taxpayer-funded welfare benefits. Breitbart reports that the study, written by CIS’ Steven Camarota and Karen Zeigler, found that illegal aliens households, as well as legal immigrants, …
3 Out Of 5 Illegal Alien Households Are Supported By Taxpayer-Funded Welfare Read More »
A network of NGOs, or non-governmental organizations, seems to be playing a powerful role in coordinating the large-scale invasion of illegals at the US southern border. The new website Muckraker revealed a treasure trove of “mass migration blueprints,” handed out by NGOs across South and Central America to illegals with details about their route to the US. …
Gift cards make great stocking stuffers — just as long as you don’t stuff them in a drawer and forget about them after the holidays. Americans are expected to spend nearly $30 billion on gift cards this holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation. Restaurant gift cards are the most popular, making up one-third of those sales. Most …
What happens to the billions in gift cards that are never spent? Read More »
Shoplifting accounted for $112.1B in losses in 2022, up from $93.9B in 2021: report In major cities across the country in 2023 a number of retail stores and other businesses faced with rampant crime, to the detriment of their livelihood and customers’ well-being. Major metropolises like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Portland and Washington, D.C., were …
Big-city crime in 2023 had some businesses saying enough is enough Read More »
Talk about intellectual dishonesty. For two weeks now, Harvard and its leftist media cheerleaders have been defending university president Claudine Gay against charges of plagiarism — at least 40 instances at this count. Now there’s reporting that the university board, known as Harvard Corporation, found Gay innocent of plagiarism before ever opening an investigation. And back in …
President Joe Biden can barely walk up a flight of stairs, let alone run the United States, causing Americans to second guess giving him their 2024 vote. As the 81-year-old president’s approval ratings continue to plummet, it is becoming more apparent to Gen-Z voters he shouldn’t be in the White House for a second term. …
Americans Are Tired of Joe Biden’s ‘Retiree’ Lifestyle Read More »
A troubled vagrant randomly stabbed two teenage girls enjoying a Christmas morning meal with their parents at a Grand Central Terminal restaurant — after ranting that he wanted “all white people dead,” authorities said. The girls, 14- and 16-year-olds visiting from South America, were attacked at Tartinery in the Grand Central Dining Concourse around 11:25 a.m. Monday and suffered non-life-threatening …
A group of teenagers have been charged with murder after a father-of-three was viciously beaten to death outside an Ohio supermarket. Donnie Smith, 53, died following the attack on December 6 outside a Kroger Supermarket in Columbus. Police believe Smith was involved in some sort of exchange with a group of people while inside the store prior …