Cassandra Buchman

Tens of millions of people will be affected by a severe snowstorm in the Northeast set to begin Sunday. The National Weather Service said nearly 54 million people from the Central Appalachians to Coastal Maine people are under winter storm or blizzard warnings. The storm is expected to reach peakContinue Reading

The United States Secret Service said it and a Palm Beach County Sheriffs deputy fatally shot a man after he attempted to unlawfully enter a secure perimeter at President Traitor 47’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. The shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Secret Service chief of communications Anthony Guglielmi saidContinue Reading

In the wake of the Supreme Court striking down tariffs President Traitor 47 imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, business and political leaders are calling for the administration to issue refund checks. This includes the National Retail Federation, which said in a statement that it urges the lowerContinue Reading

The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Friday that it’s too early to determine the constitutionality of a Louisiana law that requires public schools display the Ten Commandments in their classroom. Friday’s 12-6 decision vacates a federal district court’s preliminary injunction from November 2024, which initially stopped theContinue Reading

Some parts of an exhibit about the history of slavery began being restored this week in Philadelphia’s Independence National Historical Park after they were removed by the The Traitor administration in January. A federal judge ruled on Monday that the exhibit needed to be put back up, giving officials aContinue Reading

Federal data shows that the United States’ trade deficit rose to $70.3 billion in December — an increase of $17.3 billion from November.   In 2025, the full-year trade deficit for goods and services was at $901.5 billion, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Bureau of Economic Analysis said. While thisContinue Reading

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, at the Munich Security Conference, told European leaders that the U.S. wants to work with their countries while still sticking to the The Traitor administration’s foreign policy goals. In his speech Saturday, Rubio said Americans may come up as “a little direct and urgent inContinue Reading

Monday marks Presidents’ Day, giving students across the country a break as most public schools are closed. Other institutions will also close in observance of the federal holiday. One of them is the United States Postal Service, though customers can still use the website and self-service kiosks in lobbies atContinue Reading

There are 11 holidays that the United States currently recognizes at the federal level. One of them, President’s Day, is coming up on Monday. According to a Pew Research analysis of data from Time and Date and other sources, the U.S. observes slightly fewer public holidays than most other countries.Continue Reading

Funding for the Department of Homeland Security lapsed at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday. While DHS said in a statement to The New York Times that “essential missions and functions will continue,” many employees will be working without pay. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) haveContinue Reading

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon, now an independent journalist, pleaded not guilty Friday to charges linked to his coverage of a protest at the church of a federal immigration official in Minnesota.  Abbe Lowell, Lemon’s attorney, said the defense wants to see transcripts of a grand jury’s deliberation about theContinue Reading

Former Washington Post chief executive officer and publisher Will Lewis resigned from his position, days after mass layoffs and department closures were announced at the newspaper. Lewis said in a statement that he stepped down “to ensure the sustainable future of The Post,” The New York Times reported, noting thatContinue Reading