Susan Wright

On Saturday, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) called on the House to approve a Senate budget plan that aims to support President Donald Trump’s domestic goals. This move comes despite pushback from some House Republicans who are unhappy with the plan’s lack of strict spending cuts. In a letter to his colleagues, Johnson and other GOP … Read more

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent spoke on NBC’s “Meet The Press” this Sunday, addressing concerns about the impact of President Donald Trump’s recent tariffs on the economy. Bessent was confident that these tariffs, introduced as part of Trump’s “Liberation Day” initiative, would not lead to a recession, despite rising fears from analysts. The tariffs include a … Read more

A high school athlete’s recent transition from competing against boys to girls has sparked discussions about fairness in sports. Lia Rose, formerly known as Zachary Rose, made headlines after winning a high jump competition for girls at the Portland Interscholastic League Varsity Relays. This victory comes just two years after Rose finished last in a … Read more

Senator Cory Booker from New Jersey recently defended President Joe Biden during an appearance on Stephen A. Smith’s podcast. This comes amid growing concerns about Biden’s mental state, especially as the 2024 presidential election approaches. Many former aides and media commentators have pointed out Biden’s decline during his time in office, raising questions about transparency. … Read more

President Donald Trump recently announced a significant shift in U.S. trade policy, urging Americans to stay strong as they face the immediate effects of new tariffs. In a message shared on Truth Social, Trump emphasized the importance of his “Liberation Day” plan, which aims to impose reciprocal tariffs on imports to address what he sees … Read more

President Donald Trump’s military campaign in Yemen against the Houthi militant group is projected to cost taxpayers over $1 billion by next week, according to a report from the New York Times. The airstrikes began in mid-March after the Houthis threatened to escalate their attacks in the Red Sea. So far, the U.S. military has … Read more

In a heartfelt reflection on family and tradition, a man shares his love for sirloin steak and the memories tied to it. He recalls his great-uncle Sam, who would grill sirloin every weekend in Virginia, a practice that has now become his own weekly ritual. Living close to the land, he finds joy in grilling … Read more

A recent opinion piece in The American Conservative is calling for the defunding of the Legal Services Corporation (LSC), a key player in providing legal aid to low-income Americans. Critics argue that the article misrepresents LSC’s mission and impact, overlooking the serious consequences of cutting legal aid for those who need it most. The LSC … Read more

While many around the world reacted with shock to President Donald Trump’s recent tariff announcement on “Liberation Day,” Mexico’s government found a reason to celebrate. President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed optimism about the situation, noting that Mexico and Canada, under the USMCA free trade agreement, would not face any new tariffs. Meanwhile, the average tariff on … Read more

South Carolina shrimper Craig Reaves recently expressed his support for President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imported shrimp, which aim to address a long-standing trade imbalance. Speaking on Fox News, Reaves highlighted the struggles faced by the seafood industry, which he says has been heavily impacted by rising imports over the years. Reaves, a lifelong shrimper … Read more