Credit: Steve Bott from Los Angeles, via Wikimedia Commons Wait, wasn’t Fox News supposed to be dead by now? In April 2023, I read the obituaries. The company was reeling from a massive $787M defamation settlement with Dominion Voting Systems. It clumsily and inexplicably fired Tucker Carlson, the network’s top star. Ratings plummeted as conservative

Credit: Grok Capital One is a very large company, used by tens of millions of Americans. Unfortunately, a significant data breach exposed the personal information of over 100 million customers. Are you one of them? Capitol One Data Breach The Capital One data breach occurred in 2019 and affected over 100 million customers. On July

Credit: Screenshot via WUSA9 If Kash Patel is successfully confirmed as the FBI director in the coming Trump administration, many powerful people will be more than a little nervous. Why? Because he casually hinted that the President-elect would authorize a declassification and release of the client list that notorious sex predator Jeffrey Epstein used. Conservative

Credit: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Federal agents are arresting a record number of individuals on the terrorist watchlist at the northern U.S. border, including a Jordanian national with ties to terrorism who recently was removed from the country after illegally entering from Canada. Border Patrol agents in the U.S. Customs

Credit: North Charleston from North Charleston, SC, United States, via Wikimedia Commons You’ve seen the ads and commercials: “If you were affected by this, you could be entitled to compensation.” That, in a nutshell, is what most people think of when they hear the term “class action lawsuit.” But let’s dive deeper. What Is a

Credit: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Washington DC has its own special seasons. Cherry blossoms in spring, tourists in summer, and my personal favorite – the quadrennial “Principles Be Damned” festival. It’s that magical time when a new president takes office, and we witness the spectacular phenomenon of politicos learning that everything they’ve been shrieking about

Credit: The White House, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons President Joe Biden plans to require Medicare and Medicaid to offer coverage for weight-loss medications, a move that could cost $36 billion for the two federal programs over the next decade.  The new rule could significantly expand access to anti-obesity drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy.

Credit: Kat Wilcox via Wikimedia In June, Victor Martinez-Hernandez was charged with the murder of Rachel Morin, a mother of five in Maryland. Police in Oklahoma tracked the accused repeat offender down with a sample of his DNA recovered from a Los Angeles home invasion in which a nine-year-old girl and her mother were assaulted.

Credit: Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) sparked a significant conversation regarding NATO’s future and the risks associated with current military strategies following calls by the organization’s Military Committee Chairman to launch preemptive strikes on Russia. “We need to re-evaluate our status with NATO,” Lee insists. “Now. This idea of preemptive strikes

Credit: Screenshot via Fox News Tom Homan, President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming “border czar,” is publicly calling out Denver Mayor Mike Johnston over the city’s sanctuary policies. Johnston (D) initially upped the rhetoric when he declared his readiness to go to jail to protect undocumented immigrants from Trump’s planned mass deportations. In fact, he declared he