Susan Wright

Republican leaders in the House have turned down a request from Democrats to visit a large prison in El Salvador where deportees are held. This decision was made public by House Oversight Chairman James Comer from Kentucky, who shared a letter rejecting the request from Representatives Robert Garcia of California and Maxwell Frost of Florida. … Read more

In Frisco, Texas, the case surrounding the tragic death of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf is raising serious questions about race and justice. Karmelo Anthony, a fellow high school student, has been charged with murder after allegedly stabbing Metcalf during a track meet. The incident occurred on April 2nd, when witnesses reported that Metcalf, who was white, … Read more

Harvard University is in the spotlight after a controversial series of events involving student protests and political pressure from former President Donald Trump. The situation escalated when many students on campus expressed antisemitic sentiments, calling for violence against Jewish individuals. This outcry has raised concerns about the university’s educational environment and the content being taught … Read more

U.S. military jets are actively targeting Houthi positions in Yemen as part of an ongoing effort to curb attacks in the Red Sea. This military action began in October 2023, coinciding with the escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict. The Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group has played a significant role in this campaign, reportedly using over 770 … Read more

Just before the Munich Security Conference, the Trump administration made a significant diplomatic move by reaching out to European nations. They sent letters asking two main questions: What would these countries be willing to provide to Ukraine to aid in negotiations? And what roles would they be interested in taking on after the war, especially … Read more

Anyone visiting COVID.gov on Friday was surprised to find the website had shifted its focus dramatically. Instead of the expected information about COVID vaccines and boosters, the site now redirects to a page discussing the origins of the coronavirus, specifically linking it to a lab in China. The new page, titled "LAB LEAK: The True … Read more

Joseph Seiders, the drummer for the Canadian indie rock band The New Pornographers, has been arrested on serious charges related to child pornography. The band quickly announced that they are severing all ties with him following the shocking news. The Riverside County Sheriff’s office reported that Seiders was taken into custody after a complaint was … Read more

President Donald Trump has decided to extend the freeze on hiring new government workers for another 90 days. This move is part of his ongoing effort to make the federal government more efficient and to promote better use of taxpayer money. The hiring freeze is now set to last until July 15 and includes exceptions … Read more

A suspect was apprehended near Kuyrkendall Stadium after an incident that raised concerns about safety. The situation unfolded on the north end of the stadium, where a police officer encountered the individual near a chain link fence. The officer instructed the suspect to keep his hands raised and asked if he had any weapons. The … Read more

Andrew Day, Sumantra Maitra, and Joseph Addington recently discussed significant events in foreign affairs, focusing on Steve Witkoff’s diplomatic efforts and President Donald Trump’s ongoing legacy. Their conversation took place during a segment titled "TAC Right Now," where they examined key issues surrounding Iran, Russia-Ukraine relations, and immigration controversies. The discussion highlighted Witkoff’s role in … Read more