WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a bid to bring down housing costs for struggling Americans trying to afford to purchase a home, President Donald Trump unveiled a plan that would normalize the utilization of eternal mortgages.
SCOTUS Agrees to Take Up Crucial RNC Election Integrity Case on Mail-in Ballots
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Watson v. the Republican National Committee (RNC), which asks the Court to decide if ballots cast before Election Day by mail should be counted if they arrive after that date.
Trump to Air Traffic Controllers: Back to Work, Now
On Monday, President Trump took to his Truth Social platform to issue a pretty stern demand: With the Schumer Shutdown nearing what seems to be a negotiated end, the president is ordering all air traffic controllers back to work – immediately.
The Knives Are Out for Chuck Schumer
BBC Editing Scandal Rocks the Executive Suites – Top Officials Step Down, As Brian Stelter Excuses Them
Last week, some troubling — albeit unsurprising – revelations came out of the BBC realm. Reports showed that a film made a year ago at the British news outlet had completely contorted a speech that President Donald Trump gave on January 6, 2021. What has been surprising is that…
Trump threatens BBC with $1B lawsuit over maliciously edited J6 quote
Well, well, well…
New: SCOTUS Won’t Touch Landmark Same-Sex Marriage Decision
On Monday, in a decision that’s sure to rattle more than a few cages, the United States Supreme Court denied an appeal (declined to grant certiorari) that could have overturned Obergefell v. Hodges, the 2015 decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. The Court issued the denial without comment and…
VIDEOS: The CPL Final is the most Canadian soccer game you’ll ever see
What would a Canadian soccer final be without a blizzard?
This Supreme Court Case Could Be a Game-Changer for Future Elections
Bernie Sanders’ Opposition to the Amended CR, Rant About ‘Healthcare for All’ Is One for the Books
As our senior editor Joe Cunningham reported, eight Democrat senators joined with the Republicans to break the filibuster on an amended Continuing Resolution (CR) to reopen the government. Because it is a changed CR from the one the House of Representatives delivered to the Senate, it must go…