Month: July 2025

The national conversation surrounding immigration intensified following a statement attributed to Hunter Biden, suggesting that “illegal immigration fills jobs Americans[…]

Despite unparalleled national prosperity, millions of Americans live in conditions that resemble those found in developing nations.

These common layout flaws make daily life less functional—and less enjoyable—no matter how beautifully a home is decorated.

Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled legislative committee exceeded its authority, clearing the way for a permanent statewide ban on conversion therapy.

Camp Mystic’s plan was approved days before the flood, but state inspection focused only on paperwork—not practical evacuation readiness.

IRS now lets churches endorse political candidates during services without losing tax-exempt status, expanding religious and free speech rights.

Supreme Court clears Trump to cut federal jobs. Over 260,000 removed already, with major agency restructuring now moving forward.

From pandemic meals to hurricane relief and youth rehab, Tom Brady’s recent philanthropy blends impact, visibility, and heartfelt involvement.

Mayor Bass confronted armed ICE agents at MacArthur Park, demanding their withdrawal during a controversial sanctuary‑city raid.

Melinda Gates says Bill’s ties to Epstein and broken trust eroded their marriage—instinct and honesty drove her decision.