Household Debt Hits Record as Serious Delinquencies Nearly Double Year-Over-Year
American families continue to shoulder more debt than ever before, with total household borrowing climbing to $18.59 trillion in the third quarter of 2025. This marks an increase of $197 billion from the prior period, according to the latest data from the New York Federal Reserve. While these figures signal ongoing economic activity, they also …
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Former USAID Deep State Provocateurs Caught Discussing an International Coup Against the Trump Administration
Leaked audio from private calls among former USAID employees shows a coordinated effort to rally international allies against the current U.S. administration. These individuals, many dismissed shortly after President Trump’s inauguration in January, shifted their internal discussions to encrypted Signal chats just before the transition. From there, they connected with foreign partners and nongovernmental organizations to build …
USDA Tells States to ‘Undo’ Release of Full Food Stamp Benefits
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) officials on Saturday told states to “undo any steps” that were taken in recent days to disperse full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November. In a memo, the agency told states to release only 65 percent of SNAP benefits, known as food stamps, during the ongoing government shutdown. States …
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The Shutdown Was Always Kabuki Theater to Elevate the UniParty Swamp Against America
The Schumer Shutdown is over and many on the right are claiming complete and total victory. A vote was promised on Obamacare subsidies in December, which Republicans had alluded to offering before the shutdown began. It would seem that Democrats got nothing out of this. In reality, they got what they really wanted. And when …
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Maryland Public Schools Improve for Third Consecutive Year Under Moore-Miller Administration
ANNAPOLIS, MD — Maryland’s public schools have improved for the third consecutive year, according to the latest Maryland School Report Card. The report shows gains across key measures, including academic achievement, English language proficiency, and graduation rates. These sustained improvements come as the Moore-Miller Administration continues making record investments to strengthen public education statewide. The administration has …
Biden’s Handler Caught on Hot Mic Treating Him Like a Toddler After Unhinged Speech (VIDEO)
Joe Biden’s handler was caught on a hot mic treating him like a toddler after he delivered a speech to Nebraska Democrats on Friday evening. Joe Biden delivered a speech at the Nebraska Democrat Party’s “Ben Nelson Gala” in Omaha on Friday evening. At one point Joe Biden began attacking President Trump and said this …
WI Senator Ron Johnson: Democrats Are in a Complete State of Denial Over Disastrous Obamacare
Democrats are playing the blame game about Obamacare. It was their party that, without a single Republican vote, forced the so-called “Affordable Care Act” on the American people. And most recently, it was Democrats who voted for increased COVID-related Obamacare premium subsidies and for the sunset provision that’s coming back to bite the American people on the …
More than 100 million Americans under weather warning as cold blast sends temperatures plunging up to 30 degrees
More than 100 million Americans are going to be pulling out their winter coats this weekend as a cold outbreak is expected to hit the Midwest and Eastern part of the United States. This weekend and early next week, those from the Dakotas to the East Coast can expect a December-like cold, AccuWeather said. The middle of …
DC housing market in crisis as shutdown takes economic toll
The Washington housing market is showing serious cracks as the federal government shutdown drags on. New data reveals double-digit drops in home listings and fading buyer interest across the area. Since the shutdown began on October 1, searches for new home listings have fallen more than 11 percent, reports Realtor.com. More than one in ten of the DC metro workforce is federal …
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