Susan Wright 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
The Washington Post recently highlighted Eliza Munshi, a trans-identifying athlete, as she prepared for her first track meet of the season in Falls Church, Virginia. This profile comes amid President Donald Trump’s recent order that prohibits biological males from competing in women’s sports. Munshi, who identifies as female, found herself competing on the boys’ team … Read more
Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin announced a new initiative aimed at countering the agenda of President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress. On April 4, 2025, Martin introduced “The People’s Cabinet,” which he described as a group of experts and leaders who will help Americans push back against what he called Trump’s lies. In … Read more
Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey recently made headlines by speaking for an astonishing 25 hours in the Senate, setting a new record for the longest speech in the chamber’s history. This feat surpassed the previous record held by Senator Strom Thurmond, who famously spoke for over 24 hours during a filibuster in 1957 against … Read more
The U.S. economy showed strong signs of growth in March, adding 228,000 jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This figure exceeded expectations, as analysts had predicted only 135,000 new jobs for the month. The job gains marked a notable improvement over the average monthly increase of 158,000 seen over the past year. Key … Read more
Trust in the news media has hit a new low, according to a recent Gallup poll. The survey reveals that 53% of Americans view journalists as untrustworthy, with some even joking that they’d check their watches after watching certain news anchors. This growing distrust has prompted the White House Correspondents Association to take action. In … Read more
