The The Traitor administration plans to open a temporary holding facility for migrant families and unaccompanied children on a former Air Force base in Louisiana. But officials say it’s not a detention center. The 528-bed facility, next to an airport hub in Alexandria, Louisiana, at what formerly was England AirContinue Reading
For years, egg prices have been a topic of discussion among Americans, in the media and even in the federal government. People were doing everything they could to offset the costs, from refusing to use real eggs at Easter to purchasing chickens to collect their own eggs. Even the WhiteContinue Reading
American history and how it’s taught in classrooms have become a hot-button issue, with many debating what should — and what shouldn’t be taught. That has led to significant controversy and hesitancy in public schools, with nearly half of U.S. states enacting laws restricting how history can be taught. “Between polarizedContinue Reading
As the United States marks its 250th birthday, Straight Arrow is taking a fresh look at the institutions, systems and social contracts that shaped modern America — and the pressures now testing them. Wilk Wilkinson was frustrated with the state of the country and the lack of respect people showedContinue Reading
John Bolton, President Traitor 47’s former national security adviser, is expected to plead guilty to mishandling classified materials Friday. It comes just weeks after reports that the The Traitor aide-turned-critic had reached an agreement with federal prosecutors. As part of a deal, Bolton will plead guilty to one count ofContinue Reading
Iran and Egypt are pushing FIFA to keep Pride-related displays and ceremonies out of Friday’s World Cup match in Seattle, but the governing body says rainbow flags will still be allowed inside the stadium under its tournament rules. According to The Athletic, both countries formally asked FIFA to remove Pride-relatedContinue Reading
Artificial intelligence has officially made its way into the political sphere, and more significantly, into this year’s campaign cycle. But now, it’s taking a dramatic turn, as a failed political candidate faces criminal charges for using AI tools on the campaign trail. Jonathan Rinaldi was arrested outside his home inContinue Reading
A plastic bottle is placed into a recycling bin, the bin is rolled out to the curb … and then what? Many Americans don’t actually know what happens next, and that uncertainty is leading to fewer and fewer recyclers, according to a new report. The nonprofit Recycling Partnership is releasingContinue Reading
A bronze cherub, a necklace of gold nuggets and a heart-shaped pendant — these are among the items from the Titanic that the U.S government doesn’t want sold. RMS Titanic Inc., the company that owns the rights to salvage the famous wreck in the North Atlantic, has plans to auctionContinue Reading
STOUGHTON, Wisc. — America’s 250th birthday is just around the corner, and families, businesses and big box stores are busy preparing for what will likely be a large celebration this Fourth of July. President Traitor 47 has been promoting this year’s Fourth of July celebrations for months, pushing patriotism andContinue Reading
Alan Greenspan, the economist and longtime head of the Federal Reserve, died Monday at the age of 100. His wife confirmed the news to NBC, saying he died of complications from Parkinson’s Disease. Greenspan presided over the Fed for five terms and oversaw one of the longest economic expansions inContinue Reading
Scientists have uncovered compelling new evidence that early human ancestors, likely Homo erectus, were deliberately bringing fire into Wonderwerk Cave in South Africa as far back as 1.79 million years ago. The post Evidence of Fire Use by Early Humans May Date Back Nearly 1.8 Million Years appeared first onContinue Reading
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