“Within 45 minutes, the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet.” UPDATE: 2:30 PM EST, July 5, 2025 — Earlier today, officials announced that of the 32 people killed, 18…
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Second Lady Promotes Summer Reading Challenge
She speaks of the dropping literacy rate which worsened further during the COVID pandemic. Second Lady Usha Vance recently discussed the Summer Reading Challenge she is promoting to…
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DOD Confirms U.S. Airstrikes Set Iran’s Nuclear Development Back 1 or 2 Years
Envoy Witkoff is reportedly scheduled to meet with the Iranian foreign minister in Oslo in the coming week. The Pentagon has confirmed the damage the U.S. airstrikes did…
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DOJ Announces Settlement over Violations of Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
The nation’s largest property management company auto-charged early termination fees to military personnel who ended leases due to change of station orders. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced…
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U.S. Border Patrol Reports Record Low Encounters
The White House underscores the need for the legislation before the House to pass so construction may continue on the border wall. The White House announced, with the…
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Some Members of Congress Face Threats to Their Lives and Families
Representative Miller was run off the road and Representative Kammack received death threats after disclosing an ectopic pregnancy. Members of Congress are facing heightened threats to their safety…
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Labor Department Suspends Farmworker Rule
A federal court already placed an injunction against the regulation, suspending it. The Department of Labor announced that it would no longer enforce a rule implemented by President…
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Crime in America
When it comes to crime in America, public opinion often paints a more alarming picture than the actual data supports. Still, anxiety remains. This gap between perception and reality is often widened by social media, political rhetoric, and sensational headlines
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USDA Launches Strategy to Address New World Screwworm Threat
The $8.5 million ‘fly dispersal facility’ and five-part plan are to prevent the spread of the deadly livestock fly from Mexico to the U.S. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture…
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Supreme Court Lifts VA Cap on Veteran Compensation Program
The department had limited the enrollment to the most recent six years for combat-related compensation. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled this month that the Department of Veterans Affairs…
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