Jen Psaki reinterprets church school shooting as an assault on prayer and criticism of Trump’s efforts to reduce crime in DC.
Jen Psaki, former spokeswoman for the Biden administration and now an MSNBC host, criticized the effectiveness of prayer following President Donald Trump’s actions against crime in D.C. and a shooting at a Catholic school in Minnesota. The tragic incident resulted in the deaths of at least two children, with over a dozen others injured when […]
Carjackings drop by 87% in the nation’s capital amid Trump’s efforts to reduce crime
Crime rates in Washington, D.C. have seen a decline across all categories since President Trump deployed federal law enforcement to the capital earlier this month. Mayor Bowser remarked on the significance of this increase in federal presence, expressing gratitude for the assistance it has provided to the Metropolitan Police Department in their efforts to enhance […]
Government aims to regain authority over Union Station in Washington, DC during city’s efforts to reduce crime.
Trump Administration to Regain Control of Union Station The Trump administration is set to take back management of Washington, DC’s historic Union Station. Once a beautiful architectural landmark, it’s now seen as a crime-ridden site by federal authorities. Transport Secretary Sean Duffy commented on the situation, stating, “Union Station, which should be a point of […]
How Roth conversions might reduce Trump’s $40,000 ‘SALT’ deduction for high earners
Trump to Sign “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” on July 4, 2025 US President Donald Trump is set to sign the Sweep Expenses and Tax Act, informally referred to as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” at the White House in Washington, DC, on July 4, 2025. Conversions of Roth Personal Retirement Accounts have gained […]
23 Republican attorneys general ask EPA to reduce funding for climate organizations
Republican Attorneys General Urge EPA to Cut Funding to Environmental Group Nearly 20 Republican state attorneys general have reached out to the leaders of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), urging them to withdraw financial support for a left-leaning environmental organization accused of influencing climate policies through its educational initiatives. Montana’s Attorney General, Austin Knudsen, emphasized […]
Ways to legally reduce tax payments in retirement
You might picture retirement as sun-soaked beaches, golfing, or lazy afternoons filled with long meals. But the reality is that many retirees are still dealing with taxes. Recent figures from HM Revenue & Customs show that the percentage of those over 75 paying taxes increased from 7% in 2011-12 to around 11% in 2022-23. That […]
Washington, DC experiences 12 consecutive days without a murder after Trump’s efforts to reduce crime, setting a new record since before COVID.
The District of Columbia recently experienced a notable 12-day stretch without any murders, a first since January 2020. This situation follows President Trump’s federal oversight of the DC police, as reported by local law enforcement data. Considering that over 100 murders have occurred in the city this year alone, this current pause in violence is […]
A simple evening snack can increase magnesium to help reduce stress and enhance sleep quality.
Magnesium Deficiency: An Overlooked Issue for Many Americans It turns out that a significant number of Americans are missing out on key nutrients that can help ease stress, enhance sleep, and tackle anxiety and depression. Experts suggest that a few straightforward changes could make a noticeable difference. Research indicates that nearly half of the U.S. […]
Trump selects Kennedy Center for FIFA World Cup drawing, highlights Washington’s efforts to reduce crime
Trump Discusses FIFA World Cup and Crime in D.C. On Friday, President Donald Trump spoke about the administration’s efforts to address crime in Washington, D.C., while also announcing details about the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup. The draw for the group stage will take place at the Kennedy Center on December 5th, which Trump mentioned […]
NYU and New School open free stores to reduce waste in dorms
Shannon Hughes, a senior film major, was always struck by the pile of abandoned dorm furniture and assorted items tossed out by new students at the end of the school year. It seemed there should be a more thoughtful way to handle the shower caddies, laundry baskets, hangers, and various lamps that inevitably ended up […]