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Baltimore, a city long plagued by financial shortfalls and public safety challenges, now faces fresh questions about leadership priorities. Mayor Brandon Scott, who has positioned himself as a champion for equity and sustainability, is under intense scrutiny for authorizing the purchase of a 2025 Jeep Grand Wagoneer at a staggering $163,495 taxpayer expense. This vehicle, equipped …
You know, there is this well-worn phrase that gets trotted out the second one objects to the presence of any illegal who has committed a crime in addition to the one of their presence here (that is dismissed as ‘a misdemeanor, if that’). We are told that one bad, or even truly horrific, apple does …
Contrary to the Narrative, Illegals in Tennessee Have Been Behaving BADLY Read More »
Has anyone ever been more connected than Jeffrey Epstein? That is a serious question. Personally, I have never heard of anyone that has spent more time socializing with the rich and famous than Epstein. We are told that he was some sort of a financier, but in reality he seemed to spend almost all of …
They Are All Part of One Big Club and You Should Be Thankful That You Aren’t in It Read More »
Energy Secretary Chris Wright says high electricity costs are a political choice in the United States today. The evidence at hand indicates the Secretary isn’t wrong. “If you have expensive energy in your state…it’s because politicians and regulators chose to do that,” Wright said in a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal. “It is not bad …
High Electric Bills a Political Choice in America Read More »
Ask almost any parent or grandparent and you’ll hear the same concern: kids today seem glued to their phones. Screens dominate everything from entertainment to social life, and for older generations who grew up riding bikes until sunset or talking face-to-face, the shift can feel alarming. The good news is that kids haven’t lost their …
How to Get Kids Today to Put Down Their Phones and Engage in the Real World Read More »
On potential upcoming US-Iran talks, the two sides can’t agree on scope – with Washington wanting to go beyond just the nuclear sphere and into the question of Tehran putting limits on its ballistic missile arsenal. The Iranians have given a firm no on this, and so the talks look doomed to fail. But Russia is …
Russia Offers to Remove All Enriched Uranium From Iran Read More »
Norm Eisen/ MSNBC screen image There seems to be a pattern here. Democrats commit criminal acts and the deep state springs into action and makes up outlandish accusations against Donald Trump in order to take the attention away from the true criminals. We now know that the Russia collusion hoax was created by Barack Obama …
The Trump administration is moving to make it easier to potentially dismiss career officials in senior government roles, a step that could affect about 50,000 federal workers, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management is expected to issue a final rule on Thursday …
WSJ: Trump Admin to Make It Easier to Fire Federal Workers Read More »
Almost 1.3 million of America’s most popular pickup trucks are under federal investigation over a transmission problem that drivers say can cause sudden, frightening gear changes. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has expanded a probe from last year into Ford F-150s for model years 2015, 2016 and 2017. Drivers told regulators that their trucks …
Urgent probe into 1.3million trucks that make sudden dangerous gear changes Read More »
A breakthrough daily pill that slashes ‘bad’ cholesterol more powerfully than statins has been unveiled by US scientists – raising hopes of a major new weapon against heart attacks and strokes. In a major global trial, the drug cut LDL cholesterol by more than 57 per cent in patients already taking standard treatments – the …