4 Additional Dividend ETFs to Consider Keeping for the Long Term
In July, I discussed four dividend ETFs tailored for those looking to invest long-term: the Schwab US Dividend Growth ETF, Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF, WisdomTree US Quality Dividend Growth ETF, and Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF. However, there are over 200 dividend ETFs out there, which means more options for solid long-term investments. Interestingly, […]
14 Individuals Accused in Penn State Drug Operation That Supposedly Prepared and Packaged Cocaine
On Monday, Pennsylvania prosecutors cited a drug operation involving 14 individuals running from two fraternity houses, allegedly distributing cocaine to fellow students over approximately two years. The charges were announced by Attorney General Dave alongside the State University Police Department. His office noted that Thirteen defendants were students at Penn State during the 2023 and […]
New California law might alter children’s use of social media
In California, there might soon be some changes to how kids interact with social media, thanks to a couple of proposed bills aimed at reducing their addictive features. The bills, known as AB 1709 and AB 2, have reportedly made it through the state Senate Appropriations Committee and could land on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk […]
13 Penn State fraternity members arrested in cocaine trafficking operation, including NY student identified as leader.
Cocaine Trafficking Ring Involving Penn State Fraternities Uncovered Prosecutors have announced the arrest of over a dozen individuals linked to a significant cocaine trafficking operation originating from two fraternities at Penn State University. They allege that pledged members were coerced into cutting, packaging, and selling drugs to fellow students. A total of 14 individuals have […]
Justice Department ends Second Amendment lawsuit after LASD resolves permit delays
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) has managed to reduce lengthy wait times for concealed carry permits. This change comes after a lawsuit from the Department of Justice (DOJ) claimed that many applications were stalled, leading some gun owners to wait almost three years. Following improvements in staffing and the implementation of new processing […]
DOJ initiates investigation into race-based scholarships at William & Mary
The Justice Department has initiated an investigation into the College of William and Mary to assess whether certain scholarships and student benefits at the Virginia-based public institution might involve unlawful race-based criteria. This comes amid an intensified focus by the Trump administration on educational institutions nationwide. The Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice […]
Trump recognizes 16-year-old lifeguard for rescuing a young boy from drowning at Santa Cruz beach.
President Trump Honors Lifeguard for Heroic Rescue On August 17, 2026, President Donald Trump welcomed 16-year-old lifeguard Ryder Williams to the Oval Office to recognize his bravery in rescuing a 10-year-old boy in Santa Cruz, California. In a meeting at the White House, President Trump spoke with Williams, who is also a lifeguard in Santa […]
U.S. Citizen Who Obtained Citizenship Fraudulently Found Guilty of Laundering $2.7M
Georgia Man Convicted of Money Laundering in Online Fraud Scheme A federal jury has found a Georgia man guilty of laundering over $2.7 million that was stolen from victims through an online fraud scheme. Babajide Adesayo, 41, from Douglasville, was convicted on August 6 after an eight-day trial. The jury found him guilty on two […]
This fresh list of potential Democratic presidential candidates for 2028 is completely ridiculous.
Contemplating the 2028 Presidential Election The 2028 presidential race might seem distant, yet The Washington Post’s recent piece suggests that the Democratic Party is already starting to focus on potential candidates. Blaze TV’s Pat Gray isn’t too thrilled about this development. Still, he mentions that one candidate could create challenges for Republicans. Gray highlights that […]
Parent in Portland prohibited from school events after challenging gender identity assignment files lawsuit
Portland Mother Files Lawsuit Over Gender Curriculum Retaliation A mother named Allison Roberts from Portland, Oregon has initiated a lawsuit against both Portland Public Schools and her child’s elementary school. She claims that she faced retaliation for opposing the school’s gender curriculum. Roberts, represented by the Liberty Justice Center, originally raised concerns about a decision […]