Artemis II Approved for Pacific Ocean Landing on Friday
Artemis II Astronauts Prepare for Returning to Earth Four astronauts involved in NASA’s Artemis II mission are gearing up for their return to Earth, following their launch from Kennedy Space Center about ten days ago. The crew’s Orion spacecraft is set to enter the atmosphere southeast of Hawaii around 7:53 p.m. ET, with a splashdown […]
Is space travel approved by God? Glenn Beck discusses space exploration and moon hoaxes with a Christian astrophysicist.
Nasa’s Historic Moon Mission On April 1, NASA launched the Orion spacecraft from Kennedy Space Center, marking the first manned voyage to the moon in over half a century. This event sparked a variety of reactions; many viewed it as a monumental achievement, while others criticized it as an extravagant use of resources, pushing the […]
Kevin Warsh must be approved as Fed Chair to prevent an economic shutdown.
Kevin Warsh expressed yesterday his desire to become the chairman of the Federal Reserve, but it’s still unclear whether he will officially be nominated for the role. As this situation drags on, the state of the economy grows more precarious. With various global factors at play, such as increasing oil prices and inflation concerns, it’s […]
Tyler Perry’s $250,000 gift cards approved for TSA employees at Atlanta airport
Tyler Perry Steps Up for TSA Workers In an unexpected twist, Tyler Perry has come to the rescue of struggling TSA agents at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with an impressive donation. Perry donated a remarkable $250,000 in $1,000 gift cards to support security workers who had gone nearly six weeks without pay due to the […]
Hegseth removes officers from approved military promotion list while the White House investigates.
Army Secretary’s Promotion List Decision Under Review Army Secretary Pete Hegseth has reportedly taken the unusual step of removing several officers from military promotion lists, a move that’s currently being reviewed by the White House, according to a U.S. official. While the list included numerous executive candidates, four were singled out for removal after the […]
Barack Obama approved Gavin Newsom’s Prop. 50 redistricting plan
Former President Barack Obama has openly endorsed Governor Gavin Newsom’s redistricting initiative, Proposition 50, according to Newsom during a recent interview. Newsom admitted feeling “very nervous” last summer while seeking Obama’s insights regarding Proposition 50, which passed with overwhelming support in November. This measure was designed to alter California’s congressional districts in a way that […]
Government Reviewers Criticized Microsoft’s Cloud Security, Yet Approved It Regardless
Federal Cybersecurity Review Raises Concerns Over Microsoft’s Cloud Product In late 2024, evaluators from federal cybersecurity agencies issued a troubling assessment of a key Microsoft cloud product, yet still approved it despite considerable security concerns. According to a report, the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) reviewers struggled to assess the security of Microsoft’s […]
Gavin Newsom approved a California law to lower gas prices, but has not implemented it.
California intended to combat price gouging and stabilize fuel costs with a new law, but it hasn’t been enacted yet as gas prices climb over $4.50 per gallon. The legislation, put together by former state Sen. Nancy Skinner and backed by Attorney General Rob Bonta, would empower the California Energy Commission (CEC) to impose fines […]
Behind the scenes during the 90-minute city hall meeting before LA approved $177 million for activist organizations
Los Angeles City Council Approves Funding Amid Concerns The details of a recent 90-minute closed-door session at Los Angeles City Hall have come to light. Before the City Council greenlit a $177 million funding package for tenant rights organizations, members were briefed on significant issues lingering at City Hall. These include missing receipts, inadequate oversight, […]
Iran War Bill Now Larger Than DOGE Cuts Approved by Congress
The U.S. military has reportedly spent over $5 billion on munitions within the first two days of Operation Epic Fury, which is more than the $9.4 billion reductions outlined in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts approved by Congress. Initiated on February 28, the military operation aimed at Iran specifically targeted the headquarters and […]