Month: September 2026

Even Democrats in Michigan are having a crisis of conscience on this topic. Michigan voters are making it clear that there are certain sets of beliefs that don’t mesh with their own. This much was revealed in a recent CNN segment, where a panel was discussing the red-hot Senate race in Michigan between Republican Mike …

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Today: Another Black man has been found hanging from a tree.Prince George’s County Police are investigating after a man, described by the dispatcher as Black with a light-to-medium complexion, between 20 and 30 years old, approximately 6 feet to 6 feet 2 inches tall, was found hanging from a tree outside a business in the …

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The president says he’s cracking down on fake news outlets at the White House. CNN decried the president banning the cable news network from the White House, and the Trump team responded with a crushing reply. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that he was banning CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, prompting …

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Democrat leaders want the legitimacy of elections without always accepting what their voters decide. Democrats increasingly treat their voters’ choices as provisional because party activists and much of the political press allow it. From Joe Biden’s replacement in 2024 to current attacks on Senator John Fetterman (D-Penn.), the party establishment respects election results only until …

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In the latest sign that powerful teachers unions make for weak schools, a study out of the left-leaning Progressive Policy Institute shows that states where the American Federation of Teachers or National Education Association wield great power overwhelmingly score worse in student literacy than ones where the unions have less sway. The reason’s obvious: Unions …

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A top Missouri prosecutor was found dead inside a county courthouse — reportedly killing himself inside the building months after saying the job brought him “considerable pain.” Eric Zahnd, 53 — the longest-serving prosecutor in Platte County history  — was found dead inside Platte County Courthouse at around 2:15 p.m. Thursday, the local sheriff’s office confirmed, …

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Three juvenile girls have been slapped with criminal charges for the harrowing, caught-on-camera mob assault near the York College of Pennsylvania, officials announced Friday. The charges against the suspects “range from felony riot to misdemeanor simple assault, defiant trespass and harassment,” York City Police Captain Daniel Lentz said during a press conference, where the girls were not identified …

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WASHINGTON — President Trump claimed in an unprecedented announcement Friday that he was banning CNN, MS Now and Politico journalists from the White House “effective immediately” for allegedly reporting “Fake News.” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he wanted the ban to “go as far as you can,” though the practical effect was …

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A 23-year-old Palm Coast Florida woman spent 13 days in a Volusia County jail cell facing life in prison after Florida Highway Patrol troopers treated a Flock Safety camera hit like a confession. Lindsey Brooke Isaacs did not cause the crash. Her black Dodge Durango had no collision damage. A 911 caller had already described …

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Real estate insiders warn of a frozen market as Fed raises rates for first time in three years American homeowners expecting peak-market valuations are confronting a changing real estate landscape following the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate decision. Rising borrowing costs are shrinking the pool of qualified buyers, signaling a potential wave of price reductions for sellers …

Home sellers may have to ‘take a hit’ as rates rise, real estate experts say Read More »