Susan Wright Nothing has entered Gaza for over 50 days, leading to a severe humanitarian crisis. Charity kitchens warn they are close to shutting down, leaving two million people on the brink of starvation. Reports highlight the desperate conditions in the Gaza Strip, where families are struggling to survive on just one meal a day. Trash and … Read more
As Chile prepares for its upcoming presidential election in November, political dynamics are shifting significantly. President Gabriel Boric’s term is nearing its end, and candidates from various factions are gearing up to vie for his position. Currently, the political landscape is leaning towards the right, a notable change from Boric’s left-wing coalition, which includes his … Read more
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently revealed that he met with his Chinese counterpart during a week filled with meetings at the IMF World Bank in Washington, D.C. This interaction comes amid ongoing tensions between the United States and China, which have been locked in a trade war. Despite Bessent’s engagement, Chinese officials have denied that … Read more
Former FBI Director Andrew McCabe recently weighed in on the arrest of a Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, who is accused of helping an illegal immigrant evade federal authorities. McCabe, who was fired by President Trump in 2018, acknowledged that the legal case against Dugan appears strong, despite pushback from some Democrats who argue that her … Read more
The Trump administration has announced an exciting opportunity for American artists to create sculptures of historical figures as part of a celebration for the nation’s 250th birthday. This initiative aims to honor iconic Americans and their contributions to the country’s history and culture. The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) revealed this plan recently, stating … Read more
President Donald Trump recently expressed strong criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin for his ongoing attacks on Ukraine. In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated that there was no justification for Putin’s missile strikes on civilian areas. He suggested that Putin might need to be approached differently in the future, hinting at possible financial … Read more
A powerful explosion struck the port of Bandar Abbas in Iran on Saturday, resulting in at least 14 fatalities and injuring around 750 people. The incident prompted local authorities to declare a state of emergency in this crucial shipping hub for the country. The explosion occurred in the southwestern port city, sending a large cloud … Read more
Madonna and Elton John have put their long-standing feud behind them, reuniting for a friendly moment that has caught the attention of fans and media alike. The two pop icons, who have shared a rocky relationship over the years, were spotted together recently, marking a significant turn in their dynamic. The reconciliation took place in … Read more
Last year, I made the move to Kentucky, not to flee California’s chaos, but to find a place where hard work, community, and patriotism still matter. In the coal towns of Appalachian Kentucky, you can feel that spirit. These are places where people create energy rather than just consume it. Recently, former President Trump signed … Read more
On April 12, a packed crowd filled the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, for UFC 314, an event that showcased not just fierce competition but also a strong sense of patriotism. Fans were there to support their favorite fighters, but they were also part of a larger cultural moment that resonates with many Americans, particularly … Read more
