Susan WrightAmericans are feeling worn out. Many are frustrated with being labeled by their race or gender. They’re tired of having their political views dismissed. And they’re fed up with content that feels stale and safe, created by corporate executives more worried about being canceled than telling authentic stories. However, there’s a glimmer of hope: movies … Read more
On July 4th, the movie “Sinners” will make history as the first show to feature a translation in Black American Sign Language (BASL). This milestone comes from Warner Bros., which describes it as a significant step for accessibility and representation in streaming services. BASL is a unique dialect of American Sign Language, with its own … Read more
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed two significant bills aimed at addressing the state’s housing crisis by easing restrictions from a major environmental law. The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which has been in place since 1970, has often been criticized for its lengthy and complex review process that many believe has hindered housing development. … Read more
Wyoming Republicans are urging Governor Mark Gordon to take action after a transgender activist used the women’s bathroom at the state capitol, seemingly in violation of state law. The incident involved 27-year-old Rihanna Kelver, who identifies as a woman. This occurred on the same day House Bill 72 took effect, a law designed to restrict … Read more
The Trump administration has taken a significant step by suing Los Angeles over its status as a "sanctuary city." This lawsuit, filed by the Justice Department on Monday, claims that L.A.’s policies violate the U.S. Constitution. The city currently prohibits local law enforcement from enforcing federal immigration laws or working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement … Read more
President Donald Trump is urging Senate Republicans to support his ambitious “One Big, Beautiful Bill” as they face a crucial vote. This proposed legislation aims to secure funding for border security and make his 2017 tax cuts permanent. Trump expressed confidence that the bill would pass, despite some Republican senators hesitating to back it. Speaking … Read more
President Donald Trump stirred up quite a conversation on Tuesday when he suggested that the Department of Government Efficiency might look into Elon Musk. He even entertained the idea of deporting Musk, who is originally from South Africa. As he spoke to reporters outside the White House, Trump made a striking comment: “DOGE is the … Read more
Senator John Fetterman from Pennsylvania expressed frustration over a recent decision by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Schumer insisted that a clerk read President Donald Trump’s proposed legislation, dubbed the One Big, Beautiful Bill, in its entirety on the Senate floor. This move, aimed at ensuring transparency about the bill’s contents, has sparked discontent within … Read more
Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell recently criticized major media outlets for what he describes as a "weaponized smear campaign" against American troops. His comments came after reports questioned the effectiveness of U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, which officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and former President Donald Trump, had previously hailed as successful. … Read more
White House Border Czar Tom Homan has criticized CNN for promoting an app that tracks ICE agents called ICEBlock. He is calling for the Justice Department to investigate the app, which allows users to report the locations of ICE officers. Homan’s remarks came during a press briefing on Monday, where he expressed concern that the … Read more