The White House has released new renderings of a proposed 250-foot triumphal arch that would be built near Arlington National Cemetery, marking a major design step for one of President Donald Trump’s most ambitious projects in Washington. The structure would sit on the Memorial Circle roundabout at the southwestern end of the Arlington Memorial Bridge … Read more
The Supreme Court recently unanimously ruled against a private prison company that works with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to hold undocumented immigrants. Now, legal experts are saying that this will cause more problems for migrants. This decision could lead to more lawsuits against privately owned prisons that have contracts with ICE or other government … Read more
Cole Allen, the accused gunman behind the White House Correspondents’ Dinner attack, sent a lengthy manifesto to his family just 10 minutes before the incident, sources told the New York Post. The Post obtained the 1,052-word document, which it signed “Cole ‘coldForce’ ‘Friendly Federal Assassin’ Allen.” In the manifesto, he outlined his “rules of engagement” … Read more
California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom made a strange remark about the shooter at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner just hours after making fun of Trump’s appearance at the event. Before the event, the California governor’s press office thought it would be funny to mock the president. “Good luck to ‘Little D’ tonight at the WHCD … Read more
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has urged fellow Republicans to avoid discussing potential changes to the filibuster, according to sources familiar with the matter. During a Republican steering lunch Wednesday, several moderate senators said the conference should move away from talk of eliminating the filibuster. Thune indicated he agreed, noting that such a move does … Read more
An unusual scene has been captured in nature, where a cat showed remarkable bravery by protecting a flock of birds from a hungry fox. The incident took place in a rural area, where the fox had quietly approached, preparing to attack the defenseless birds. At the critical moment, however, the cat stepped in without hesitation, … Read more
The betrayal did not arrive with a bang or a dramatic confrontation; it seeped into the floorboards of our lives like a slow, toxic leak, poisoning the very foundation of what I thought was a family. For months, the air in our small town had been thick with scandal. The headlines practically wrote themselves: “Local … Read more
The Minnesota House Fraud Prevention and State Oversight Committee has set a May 5 deadline for Rep. Ilhan Omar to provide records and communications related to her potential involvement in the Feeding Our Future investigation. The request follows Omar’s absence from a scheduled committee hearing earlier in the week, despite receiving a formal invitation. Committee … Read more
Julie McFadden is a hospice nurse who has witnessed a number of deaths throughout her life. Very often, she speaks of the reality of dying in an attempt to help people understand the process of leaving this world through the behaviors seen in those nearing death. It is her mission to “alleviate the fear and stigma around … Read more
In 2017, a woman in Virginia accused a man she knew of sexual assault. Authorities reviewed the allegation, but no charges were filed and the case did not move forward. For years, the accusation appeared to remain in the past. Then, in March 2021, prosecutors say events took a dark and unexpected turn. According to … Read more