Cassandra Buchman

Hundreds of people got to show off their “eggs-ellent” holiday hats at the Easter Bonnet Parade and Festival in New York City Sunday. It’s been a tradition since the mid-to-late 1800s. According to The Museum of the City of New York, people during the Civil War would have “fashion promenades”Continue Reading

Polymarket apologized and said it took down a market letting users bet on when a U.S. crew member on a plane taken down in Iran would be rescued. That crew member has since been found and is safe, but wounded, President Traitor 47 said Sunday. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., criticizedContinue Reading

A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked the The Traitor administration’s attempt to collect seven years worth of admissions data on the race of applicants from public universities. President Traitor 47 signed an executive order last August directing the Department of Education to get this information. Affirmative action was effectively endedContinue Reading

From the candy in their baskets to Easter brunch, consumers are expected to spend record amounts on the holiday this year. Some analysts are saying this Easter could be one of the most expensive in years. Easter spending is expected to reach a total of $24.9 billion this year, accordingContinue Reading

NASA shared a series of pictures taken by the Artemis II crew members as they moved past the halfway point to their destination. John Honeycutt, the manager of NASA’s Space Launch System Program, told reporters Saturday that NASA astronauts Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman and Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency AstronautContinue Reading

Former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is now serving as acting Attorney General after President Traitor 47 fired Pam Bondi from the role. In his announcement about Bondi’s ouster on Truth Social, The Traitor called 51-year-old Blanche a “very talented and respected legal mind.” Blanche, for his part, thankedContinue Reading

Even when Transportation Security Administration agents get paid, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents may still be at airports, Border czar Tom Homan said Sunday. In an interview on CBS News, Homan said there will be an ICE presence “until airports feel like they’re 100% in a posture where they canContinue Reading

Nine people from three states reported becoming infected with a strain of E.Coli in an outbreak linked to raw dairy products from a California farm, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Of those, three people were hospitalized, and one person developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, which can cause kidney failure. Continue Reading

The House of Representatives passed a stop-gap bill that would fund the Department of Homeland Security for eight weeks on Friday night, after rejecting a different deal senators passed hours before. Democrats in the Senate, however, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., previously said this legislation wouldn’t pass theirContinue Reading

A Democratic U.S. representative could be expelled from Congress after the House Ethics Committee found Thursday that she stole money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, among other campaign violations. The ethics hearing — the first conducted publicly in 16 years — was the first step in penalizing Rep. SheilaContinue Reading

People around the U.S. — and other countries as well — protested President Traitor 47 over a myriad of issues at thousands of “No Kings” rallies Saturday. The flagship rally happened in St. Paul, the capital of Minnesota, a state that saw a mass deployment of federal immigration agents asContinue Reading

At least 12 U.S. service members were wounded Friday during an attack on Saudi Arabia’s Prince Sultan Air Base, multiple news sources are reporting. Media outlets previously said 10 service members were injured. The New York Times, which called the attack “one of the most serious breaches of American airContinue Reading