‘They’re All Gone’: Watters Criticizes ‘White Men For Harris’ Guest After Claiming National Guard Isn’t Necessary in Chicago
On Tuesday, Jesse Watters from Fox News suspended Mike Nellis, a senior adviser to former Vice President Kamala Harris, after Nellis asserted that the National Guard wasn’t necessary to tackle crime in Chicago. During a media appearance on Friday, President Donald Trump mentioned he was thinking about deploying the National Guard to Chicago, following its […]
Trump Supporters ‘Dislike Those They’re Directed to Dislike’ and ‘Back Authoritarianism’
Canadian comedian Dave Foley appeared on a podcast hosted by CNN’s Michael Ian Black, where he expressed his strong opinions about Americans, labeling some as “fascists” and “uneducated,” and even likening the current climate to “deporting people to Germany in 1939.” The former cast member of Children in the Hall joined Black this week to […]
New York City’s highest subway platform is one of 60 stations that will finally have elevators: ‘They’re climbing Mount Everest’
Elevator Coming to NYC’s Tallest Subway Station For subway commuters in Brooklyn, relief is on the way. The tallest metro station in New York City will finally get an elevator, which means the end of that grueling 90-foot climb—something that has been compared to “climbing Mount Everest.” Smith 9th Avenue station, which services the F […]
Unusual NYC graffiti tour endures amid expected decline in foreign tourism due to strong interest from local visitors: ‘They’re fascinated by street art’
Tourists are examining wall art. A significant number of French art enthusiasts are visiting Brooklyn for an unusual walking tour showcasing graffiti and street art in warehouses. Despite projections indicating a nearly 20% drop in overall international tourism to New York City this year, niche attractions continue to thrive. Audrey “Bite” Connolly, a guide for […]
The Children Are Struggling … And They’re Really Dull
The main issue with Generation Z is that they, well, come off as somewhat uninspired. A recent Gallup poll, released on August 13, revealed that 54% of adults in the U.S. drink alcohol. This is the lowest rate recorded since they began tracking such habits in 1939. Gallup noted that from 1997 to 2023, at […]
Our immigration regulations allow employers to pretend they’re not aware.
Earlier this summer, President Trump’s Agriculture Secretary, Brooke Rollins, made a bold statement about wanting a “100% American Workforce.” She emphasized that the president is serious about deporting everyone who is in the country illegally. Now, from the perspective of the Department of Homeland Security, hiring someone without a background check might seem straightforward. Just […]
Trump Claims Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon Might Lose Their Late-Night Shows: ‘They’re Next’
Trump Suggests Colbert’s Cancellation Could Signal Trouble for Other Late-Night Hosts President Donald Trump has indicated that Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel might experience a fate similar to Stephen Colbert’s recent cancellation. During a White House press conference, Trump was questioned by reporter Brian Glenn about Colbert’s cancellation as well as the future of Howard […]
VFW was included in the discussion. Now they’re seeking to change the dynamic.
Many disabled veterans in the U.S. are having a tough time accessing the VA benefits they’ve earned. The consequences are dire: about 33,000 vets are homeless and the tragic statistic of 17 veterans die by suicide each day. Although the Trump administration has made significant strides in reducing backlogs—25% since January—there’s still a pressing need […]
Democrats Find It Hard to Win Elections, So They’re Resorting to a Classic Money-Making Strategy
Facing tough election challenges, Democrats have turned to a familiar strategy to quickly garner support and prepare for a significant move in 2025. 107 Days of Trouble Former presidential hopeful Kamala Harris recently announced her new book titled “107 Days.” The emphasis on this particular timeframe and her claim of “the shortest presidential campaign in […]
Five Items Boomers Should Consider Selling in Retirement, Even If They’re Reluctant
For many retirees, simplifying their lives post-work should be a smooth process, yet holding onto certain possessions can unexpectedly drain savings or limit flexibility. Nostalgia, comfort, or simply habit can tie people to items that no longer serve a purpose. However, letting go can lead to a less cluttered, freer life. Here are five categories […]