Category: US News

One triathlete sparked a heated debate after she posted a photo on social media of herself competing. The pic went viral after people noticed what was between her legs. Emma Pallant-Browne (Credit: YouTube) A professional triathlete promoted a race shot despite complaints that the perspective was not “flattering.” Emma Pallant-Browne, a British multisport champion, was…

A study published in June found that veterans seemed to have higher incidences of dementia depending on where they live. This study, conducted by researchers at the University of California San Francisco, found that dementia rates per every 1,000 person-years were highest in the Southeast and lowest in the Mid-Atlantic. According to researchers, in the…

After a gym teacher was unknowingly recorded with a child at school by one of his colleagues, the footage was posted online. Then, the little girl’s mother saw the video and decided to speak up. P.E. teacher Jonathan Oliver was filmed during an encounter with one of his students. (Photo Credit: Screenshot) Jonathan Oliver, a…

Much of the United States has been under a heat wave that has millions sweltering. In some states, such as Missouri, Arkansas and Delaware, roads have started buckling because of the extreme temperatures. Instances like this are “not very common, because if you’ve designed and built the road correctly, this shouldn’t happen,” Amit Bhasin, director…

After fighting police officers and suffering a brutal beating, a man filed a civil rights lawsuit accusing them of using excessive force. Despite what everyone assumed, the jury rendered a surprising decision. Timothy Davis sued nine Columbus Police officers for violating his civil rights after they arrested him on multiple warrants for violent felonies. (Photo…

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller appeared on Fox News Friday to hail the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision restricting nationwide injunctions, framing it as a decisive victory for constitutional governance and a repudiation of what he described as judicial overreach. The 6–3 ruling, announced earlier in the day, curtails the ability of…

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt took direct aim at members of the press corps Thursday during a heated briefing, using the occasion to highlight what she described as the overwhelming success of Operation Midnight Hammer—the recent U.S. military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. Leavitt’s remarks followed an earlier news conference held by Defense Secretary…

The United States is halting all trade negotiations with Canada following Ottawa’s decision to impose a digital services tax on American technology companies, President Donald Trump announced Friday. The move, disclosed in a statement on Truth Social shortly after a White House press briefing, signals a sharp escalation in trade tensions between two of North…

(NewsNation) — Two people are dead as multiple firefighters were shot at when responding to a brush fire in Coeur d’Alene, a city in northwest Idaho, on Sunday. Idaho Gov. Brad Little confirmed firefighters were “attacked” while responding to the fire. “Multiple heroic firefighters were attacked today while responding to a fire in North Idaho….

Pope Leo XIV led the solemn celebration of Saints Peter and Paul, patrons of Rome and its Diocese, at St. Peter’s Basilica on Sunday, June 29. During the Mass, he blessed and bestowed the pallium upon 54 newly appointed Metropolitan archbishops, eight of from the United States. Metropolitan archbishops lead a major city or metropolis.  The pallium…

A high school football coach managed to divide the internet after he gave one of his varsity players some controversial advice before practice. The coach encouraged the young man to make a choice, and he was so sure his advice was the right thing to do that he posted a video about it to social…

A hurricane-tracking satellite that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calls “vital” will shut down permanently on Monday.  Last week, the agency announced the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) will cease operations due to budget cuts. A hurricane specialist in Florida expressed his concern to the New York Times. “This is an incredibly big hit for hurricane forecasts,…

MORTON, MS – A family gathering at Roosevelt State Park turned tragic when an 18-year-old was fatally shot during a gender reveal party. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks reported receiving a call around 5 p.m., prompting law enforcement to rush to the scene. Investigators focused on an area near the Alfreda Harris…

A conservative student was suspended from a New York school for offending certain classmates with a simple comment. Disturbingly, he was denied re-entry after refusing to comply with a list of the school’s demands, including “re-education” training. A conservative student was suspended by State University of New York (SUNY) Geneseo for preaching conservative views. (Photo…

A number of groups protested against the construction of an immigrant detention center in Florida being called “Alligator Alcatraz” over the weekend of Saturday, June 28. It’s being called that because the site includes an abandoned 10,500-foot runway that’s surrounded by swampland filled with alligators and pythons. The Associated Press reported that hundreds of protestors,…

Video footage captured a group of 8 to 10 teens brutally beating a man in New York as his girlfriend helplessly watched. However, the woman quickly ended the violent assault when she jumped into a green car and barrelled toward the mob. When a mob of teens began beating her boyfriend, a panicked woman did…

The Senate clerks completed the full reading of the Senate GOP’s massive tax and spending bill on Sunday afternoon, allowing the chamber to start the countdown clock toward a final vote on the package sometime on Monday.  Democrats, in an attempt to delay passage of the bill, forced the clerks to read aloud all 940…

In addition to fighting Israel, Iranian authorities are also waging war against suspected spies and infiltrators, asking citizens to report anyone they consider suspicious. This from newsmax.com. The New York Times reported: This includes alerting authorities if they see people wearing sunglasses at night, wearing hats, reporting stolen license plates, seeing pick-up trucks with covered beds,…

Jury deliberations are set for tomorrow in the Sean “Diddy” Combs federal criminal trial. Jurors heard closing arguments on Friday, June 27. The Associated Press reports that defense attorney Marc Agnifilo accused the government of targeting Combs. This led to Judge Arun Subramanian instructing jurors not to consider why or how the government obtained the indictment. Agnifilo,…