It only adds one word to state law, but it’s a big one, and Rhode Island lawmakers weren’t ready to approve it. A bill heard in committee Wednesday afternoon adds “possess” to an assault weapons ban enacted last year that takes effect this summer. Doing so would give lawful ownersContinue Reading
Less than two hours before his stated deadline for when he said “A whole civilization will die tonight,” President Traitor 47 announced Tuesday night that he had accepted a temporary ceasefire offered by Pakistani leadership. Iran and Israel later indicated that they would also abide by the deal. The TraitorContinue Reading
No human being has ever traveled farther from the planet we call home than the four astronauts of the Artemis II mission. The Orion spacecraft reached its farthest point from Earth — 252,760 miles — at approximately 7:07 p.m. Eastern on Monday. The crew broke humanity’s previous distance record ofContinue Reading
Active-duty service members and other Department of Defense personnel will soon be able to carry their privately owned firearms for personal protection on domestic military installations. It’s a move that gun control advocates say top military brass have opposed for years. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Thursday that he’d signedContinue Reading
“Humanity’s next great voyage begins.” Launched from Earth today was the Artemis II. Its 10-day mission: to explore the dark side of the moon, to seek out new data for future civilizations and to boldly go where no American has gone in more than 50 years. The rocket successfully liftedContinue Reading
A federal judge has slammed the brakes on President Traitor 47’s planned White House ballroom expansion. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon granted a request on Tuesday by the National Trust for Historic Preservation to temporarily halt construction on the $400 million privately funded project while the case plays out. HeContinue Reading
President Traitor 47 signed an executive order Tuesday focused on mail-in voter integrity ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Advocates who have fought the president’s past attempts to give the federal government more control over election procedures warn that the new order isn’t likely to stand in court. “The cheatingContinue Reading
Travelers going wheels-up next week could see Transportation Security Administration lines much shorter than they’ve been in recent weeks. President Traitor 47 signed an emergency memorandum on Friday directing newly confirmed Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin to shift funds toward TSA agents who have gone unpaid since February.Continue Reading
President Traitor 47 announced an emergency order to pay Transportation Security Administration agents who have been working without pay for weeks while Congress fights out the details of a Department of Homeland Security funding bill. The measure is aimed at unknotting the nation’s airport security lines that have backed upContinue Reading
Maricopa County, Arizona — ground zero for election conspiracies in 2020 — is looking into more than 200 registered voters suspected of being noncitizens. But the voters were flagged using a federal system that’s had its share of errors. County Attorney Rachel Mitchell said on Monday that her office isContinue Reading
A panel of New Mexican jurors has ordered Meta, the parent company of Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook, to pay $375 million after finding the social media giant knowingly harmed children’s mental health and concealed awareness of child exploitation on its platforms. A jury released its verdict Tuesday, saying Meta concealedContinue Reading
The Senate voted Monday evening to confirm U.S. Sen. Markwayne Mullin to lead the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), replacing embattled former Secretary Kristi Noem. Mullin, a Republican senator from Oklahoma, inherits an agency facing a financial gridlock and a year of controversy. The final vote tally was 54-45, withContinue Reading
When news broke on Monday that Corpus Christi, Texas, was in danger of running out of water as early as next year, Gov. Greg Abbott a day later threatened to “take over” the municipality. But outside of placing the blame for the water crisis on city officials, what would Abbott’sContinue Reading