Megan Keller’s ‘why not’ mindset secures her place in US Olympic history
MILAN — Megan Keller isn’t claiming that she practiced the incredible move she pulled off to score the golden goal during the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympic Games on Thursday night at the Santa Giulia Arena. Still, her U.S. teammates were inspired. Hilary Knight simply referred to it as “Megan Keller.” After catching a long pass from […]
Video: Grandmother of murdered DC man urges critics to leave Trump alone during White House Black History Month event
Grandmother Defends Trump at Black History Month Event Foresia Cook, a grandmother, stirred attention at a White House reception for Black History Month when she lauded President Donald Trump’s anti-crime measures. She urged critics to reconsider their views on the president and expressed gratitude for the federal troops he sent to Washington, D.C., to address […]
Avalanche that resulted in 8 deaths near Lake Tahoe is the most fatal in California’s history
Avalanche Near Lake Tahoe Claims Lives of Eight Skiers This week, a tragic avalanche near Lake Tahoe in California resulted in the deaths of eight skiers, marking it as one of the deadliest incidents in the state’s history. As of early Thursday morning, an avalanche warning remained in effect while officials awaited the end of […]
Forlesia Cook supports Trump at the White House event for Black History Month
A grandmother from Washington, D.C., who lost her grandson to gun violence passionately defended President Donald Trump during a Black History Month celebration at the White House. Foresia Cook’s grandson, Marty William McMillan Jr., was tragically murdered in 2017 at the age of 22. Since that heartbreaking event, Cook has spoken out publicly, even testifying […]
Eight Skiers Trapped in Lake Tahoe Avalanche: ‘Most Fatal in U.S. History’
Tragic Avalanche Claims Lives of Skiers Near Lake Tahoe Eight skiers have tragically been buried alive, and one remains missing following a deadly avalanche just north of Lake Tahoe, California. The incident occurred on Tuesday around Donner Pass in the Sierra Nevada as a group of 15 backcountry skiers were wrapping up a three-day trip. […]
Trump remembers Tyson supporting him at a Black History Month event
Trump Reflects on His Friendship with Mike Tyson During a recent Black History Month address at the White House, former President Donald Trump reminisced about how boxing icon Mike Tyson stood up for him against allegations of racism. The event celebrated notable black athletes, highlighting figures like Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Lawrence […]
Gutfeld Discovers an Overlooked Irony While Reviewing AOC and Her Alleged Understanding of World History
Gutfeld Critiques Ocasio-Cortez’s Historical Missteps Fox News host Greg Gutfeld took aim at Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Tuesday for her inaccuracies regarding historical facts. Ocasio-Cortez had ridiculed Secretary of State Marco Rubio for his assertion that Spanish explorers introduced horse and cowboy culture to Mexico. She implied that these elements didn’t stem from Spanish […]
CEO of DC Water Managed $520 Million in Diversity Contracts and the Largest Sewage Spill in US History
While untreated sewage has built up in pipes, the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority appears to have prioritized diversity and equity, which has set the scene for what might end up being the largest sewage spill in U.S. history. DC Water’s CEO, David L. Gaddis, has promoted equity and diversity during his time […]
Ex-NFL All-Star and History Teacher Tre Johnson Passes Away at 54 During Family Trip
Tribute to Tre Johnson: Former NFL Player Passes Away Tre Johnson, a former player for the Washington Redskins, passed away on February 15 at the age of 54. His wife, Eileen, shared the news on Facebook, stating he died while on a short family trip. The Washington Commanders, the team formerly known as the Redskins, […]
A history of how US presidents preferred their steak, from Washington to Trump
On President’s Day, Americans reflect on leadership and the historical figures that shaped the nation. But beyond eloquent speeches lies a surprisingly consistent theme: steak. Adrian Miller, a culinary historian and author from Colorado, notes that steak has often appeared at state dinners, yet it’s more frequently a private fare enjoyed by the first family, […]