In a heartwarming turn of events, 96-year-old Margaret Turner, a woman who had spent decades in the same house, was faced with the possibility of losing her home. Pressure from developers had been mounting for months, urging her to sell her beloved property. Margaret, however, was determined not to let go of the place … Read more
The political world is in shock as Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett finds herself at the center of controversy. Captured on camera, she was seen allegedly assaulting a journalist simply for asking a question. The question was straightforward:Â Do you condemn the violent attacks on Tesla dealerships? Instead of answering, Crockett reportedly lashed out physically, … Read more
The couple in their 60s, who each lost an arm while holding on to one another during a devastating tornado in Kentucky, have captured hearts across America. Now, there’s a powerful new update. Their home collapsed On May 16, a powerful EF-4 tornado with winds topping 170 mph carved a 55.6-mile path through Russell, Pulaski, … Read more
Police arrested a woman for allegedly spitting on President Donald Trump’s former top federal prosecutor in DC during a live TV interview. Emily Gabriella Sommer, 32, interrupted then-interim DC US Attorney Ed Martin in the middle of a May 8 Newsmax broadcast discussing the withdrawal of his nomination by Trump. “Who in the f— are … Read more
In a dramatic display of law enforcement resolve, FBI Director Kash Patel has announced his first major arrest since assuming leadership of the bureau—an operation that has already set off a firestorm of reactions from various political factions. Patel’s announcement, made via social media on Monday night, detailed a significant crackdown on gang-related criminal activity … Read more
Kate Kaufling, a 20-year-old sophomore nursing student at the University of Kentucky, passed away on March 31, 2024, after a courageous battle with osteosarcoma. Born in 2003, Kate was a vibrant member of the UK dance team and Tri Delta sorority, sharing a special bond with her twin sister Abbey, who was also on the … Read more
A busy Saturday afternoon at a grocery store parking lot in Boise. Shoppers rush in and out, carts rattling on the pavement. But amidst the chaos, an elderly man, 90 years old, carefully organizes shopping carts. Not just pushing them into place, but wiping them down, aligning them perfectly. It’s … Read more
As part of its efforts to completely restructure the Clinton-era volunteer organization, the Trump administration placed around 75% of full-time AmeriCorps staff on administrative leave. Five hundred and thirty-five of AmeriCorps’ 700 full-time staff members were put on leave, an administration insider told Fox News Digital. The Trump administration said this is part of a larger … Read more
More Americans want to live overseas, but in 2025, several countries are tightening rules. Visa restrictions, slower approvals, and legal risks are rising as governments react to overcrowding, political tensions, and strained resources. Key Changes: Japan: New JESTA system will require pre-travel approval. Long stays face stricter enforcement. Canada: Slowing immigration to protect housing and … Read more
in the evolving landscape of American environmental governance, few issues illuminate the fundamental tensions between federal authority and state innovation as clearly as the ongoing debates over climate policy implementation. These discussions transcend technical questions about emissions standards or renewable energy targets to encompass deeper constitutional questions about the appropriate division of power in a … Read more