Medicare Telehealth Coverage Extended by Congress for Two Years
Telehealth Services for Seniors Extended President Trump has signed a two-year extension for telehealth services available to seniors enrolled in Medicare. This decision follows the bill’s passage by Congress on February 3, 2026. While the extension is positive news, it doesn’t establish permanent reimbursement arrangements for consistent access to virtual care. Nonetheless, the continuation—part of […]
Man in Texas Released After Many Years in Prison Following Admission from Accuser of Lying About Abuse
Marshall Moreno’s Release After More Than 20 Years in Prison Marshall Moreno spent over two decades in prison after being convicted in 2003 for child sexual assault and molestation in Austin, Texas. His release came following the claims made by the victim’s biological daughter stating that no assault had occurred. Initially sentenced to 36 years […]
Chinese spy caught for taking Google secrets could get 175 years in prison
Chinese Spy Convicted for Attempting to Steal Google Trade Secrets A Chinese national was apprehended while attempting to pilfer Google’s trade secrets, allegedly in communication with the Chinese government. The FBI announced the conviction of Linwei Ding, a 38-year-old software engineer at Google, for leveraging technology in service of Chinese interests. This marked their first […]
Kennedy Center to shut down for two years starting in July for Trump renovation project
A significant renovation is set to take place at the Trump Kennedy Center, which will leave Washington’s main performing arts venue closed for two years. The renovations will address various maintenance issues, such as updating heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems and fixing broken elevators. According to Roman Dalavi, the Vice President of Public Affairs, […]
Trump and Amb. Grenell Begin $257M Swift Restoration of the Kennedy Center After Years of Disregard
Trump Kennedy Center to Temporarily Close for Renovations The left has faced criticism for various issues, including unrest in cities and the handling of the pandemic. Now, President Donald Trump is attempting to tackle another crisis that has been overshadowed by previous administrations. The Trump Kennedy Center is scheduled to close briefly on July 4, […]
Honduran undocumented immigrant gets 20 years for the death of Iowa woman Sarah Root
Honduran Immigrant Sentenced for 2016 Drunk Driving Death A Honduran man, Eswin Mejia, who unlawfully resided in the United States, has been sentenced to over 20 years in prison following his conviction for the drunk driving death of an Iowa woman in Nebraska back in 2016. The Department of Homeland Security handed down a sentence […]
I’m 61. My wife and I have saved $1 million and will receive $14,000 monthly in pensions. We own three homes but won’t pay them off for another 28 years. Is retirement possible for me next year?
There’s a 61-year-old planning to retire at 62, receiving $3,375 monthly from a pension and $2,515 from Social Security, with a sizable $1 million in a 401(k). His wife, 68, has been retired for seven years with a lifetime pension of $10,000 per month. They own three homes, including two in California. Their Texas home […]
D.C. achieves a three-week period without homicides, marking the lowest start in ten years after the deployment of the National Guard under the Trump administration.
National Guard Deployment Coincides with Decrease in Homicides In early 2026, President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard to Washington, D.C., coincided with the city experiencing its lowest homicide rates in a decade. This marks the first time in almost 30 years that the D.C. area has gone three consecutive weeks without a […]
2026 Milan Cortina Olympics: A complete guide to this year’s Winter Games
All eyes are on Italy as it prepares to host the 2026 Winter Olympics, marking a significant event in European sports history. The games will take place in both Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, an unprecedented arrangement for the Olympics. Notably, this will be the first time under the leadership of International Olympic Committee President Kirsty […]
New U.S. Ambassador Arrives in Venezuela to Reestablish Embassy After 7 Years
Ambassador Laura Dogu has landed in Caracas, accompanied by diplomatic officials, to reopen the U.S. Embassy after it was closed for seven years. “We just arrived in Venezuela. My team and I are ready,” Dogu shared on the embassy’s social media following her arrival at Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetia, Venezuela, on Saturday. According […]