The Navy needs ships, not excuses
The Navy doesn’t have nearly enough ships and submarines to deter or defeat China in war. It also apparently lacks the leadership to fix this dire problem. That is the only conclusion that can be drawn from the Navy’s cancellation of a traditional briefing for journalists at its annual shipbuilding trade show. According to reports, […]
White House urges Hamas to release hostages as relatives meet with Harris
The White House pushed back on calls for a ceasefire in the Israel–Hamas conflict by calling for the terrorist group to release hostages it has held for six months. “You have a party, Hamas, who is holding innocent people that it took hostage a long time ago,” national security adviser Jake Sullivan said. “There could […]
New and exciting things happening in the world of travel these days
Here are the trends to inspire your bucket list: With so many places in the world to visit, it can be challenging to figure out where to go—and how to see the places you most want to visit—when you start planning your next vacation. Rather than turning to the same old itineraries, why not indulge […]
House Republicans caught flat-footed by Mayorkas impeachment trial delay: ‘Crazy’
Several House Republicans were caught by surprise when GOP leaders announced they would postpone sending articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate, including those preparing to lead the prosecution in the trial. The House was initially scheduled to send the articles of impeachment to the upper chamber on Wednesday evening, […]
Tuberville suggests Ukrainian leaders are spending money US gives them on ‘beach houses all over the world’
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) suggested that Ukrainian leaders are spending United States aid money on “beach houses all over the world.” In an appearance on Newsmax, Tuberville bemoaned the financial situation of the U.S., urging the government to focus on that before sending out any foreign funds. He turned his attention to Ukraine, where he […]
Japanese state dinner will feature Paul Simon, ice cream, and ‘magic of spring’
First lady Jill Biden previewed Wednesday’s state dinner with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and outlined how the food and decor were chosen to best reflect both the United States and Japan in the spring. The event marks President Joe Biden‘s fifth state dinner since entering office in 2021, with the most recent coming last […]
Buttigieg mocks crime concerns from his personal security bubble
Nothing better embodies how out of touch Democrats are than their boasting about how safe they are with their taxpayer-funded security while dismissing most people’s concerns about crime. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg went on MSNBC to dismiss people’s concerns about crime as just a narrative being pushed by conservatives. “We need to talk about the […]
Bill to nowhere: Biden’s $1 trillion spending spree that voters aren’t buying
President Joe Biden greenlighted about $1 trillion toward tax credits, grants, and loans for clean energy when he signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law. While the 2022 law was popular among U.S. voters at the time, many aren’t seeing the value of Biden’s green spending spree. In light of poor economic polling figures, the […]
Biden’s brand problem: Latino voters don’t love the president, even if they support Democrats on most subjects
President Joe Biden’s main problem when it comes to Latino voters is his brand, according to a poll released on Tuesday, even as Latino voters support Democratic stances on most subjects. Biden has seen his advantage over former President Donald Trump regarding Latino voters shrink from 29% in 2021 to 9% in 2024, according to […]
Arizona Supreme Court upholds Civil War-era abortion ban
The Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a Civil War-era law that nearly completely bans all abortions in the state. The decision could play a major factor in the 2024 election, in which voters will likely weigh whether abortion rights should be added to the state’s constitution. Upholding the 160-year old law, passed before Arizona’s […]