Susan Wright

During a recent cabinet meeting, Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, revealed that nearly 600 individuals with connections to terrorist organizations have entered the United States and were granted asylum under the Biden administration. This alarming disclosure comes as Gabbard takes steps to address the growing concerns about border security and the presence of … Read more

On Wednesday, the Senate, led by Republicans, voted against a resolution aimed at reversing President Trump’s "Liberation Day" tariffs. The vote ended in a 49-49 tie, largely due to the absence of two key senators who oppose the tariffs. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse from Rhode Island was returning from a conference in South Korea, and Senate … Read more

FBI agents who were photographed kneeling with Black Lives Matter protesters during the 2020 demonstrations following George Floyd’s death have faced reassignment to less desirable positions. This decision has raised eyebrows within the bureau and among the public. The kneeling incident took place in June 2020 in Washington D.C., where the FBI was deployed to … Read more

The United States and Ukraine have reached a significant milestone by signing a comprehensive agreement aimed at funding postwar reconstruction. This deal, often referred to as the minerals deal, was finalized on Wednesday after months of discussions and setbacks. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the agreement via a statement on social media platform X. He … Read more

The U.S. economy faced a setback in the first quarter of 2025, contracting by 0.3 percent on an annualized basis, as reported by the Commerce Department. This figure fell short of economists’ expectations, who had predicted a growth of 0.4 percent for the same period. Several factors contributed to this unexpected decline. Uncertainty surrounding tariffs … Read more

Former President Donald Trump is facing criticism for his approach to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Many believe he is harsher on Ukraine’s government than on Russia. This perception is fueled by his social media posts, where he has called for sanctions against Russia and urged President Vladimir Putin to stop the attacks on Ukraine. … Read more

On April 7, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discussed President Donald Trump’s tariff plan in an interview with Tucker Carlson. Bessent highlighted three main reasons for implementing tariffs: generating revenue, protecting domestic industries, and negotiating concessions from foreign governments. The revenue generated from tariffs is significant. Trump’s tariffs are expected to raise enough funds to … Read more

Robert De Niro’s son, Airyn, has come out as a transgender woman in a recent interview with Them, a publication focused on LGBTQ+ issues. The 29-year-old, who was previously known as Aaron, is one of De Niro’s seven children with four different women. Airyn has a twin brother named Julian, and their mother is actress … Read more

A new bill aimed at protecting victims of deepfake and non-consensual intimate image abuse is on its way to President Trump’s desk. This legislation, known as the "Take It Down Act," represents a significant step forward in addressing the growing issue of online exploitation. Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) introduced the bipartisan bill during a press … Read more

Jeremy Renner has opened up about his harrowing experience following a serious snowplow accident earlier this year. While promoting his new memoir, "My Next Breath," the 54-year-old actor shared that he believes he briefly died after being run over by a snowplow at his home in Nevada on New Year’s Day. Renner was trying to … Read more