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Common sense can lower New York energy costs

The legacy media recently fixated on news that the Canadian province of Ontario threatened to place surcharges on energy exports to the United States. The concern was that these surcharges could cause electricity prices in states such as New York to skyrocket. We find it distressing that only now, with President Donald Trump in office, […]

The GENIUS Act is key to protecting your wallet and preserving the dollar

Grocery bills are still high. Gas prices are still up there. And inflation, though cooling, keeps eating away at your paycheck. While the Trump administration is working to undo the economic damage of the Biden years, there’s one key fight happening right now in Congress that could shape the future of the U.S. dollar and […]

Ballerina is a brutal, stylish cash grab. It’s worth your money

There’s an old saying that women prefer poison, but Eve Macarro, the lethal heroine of Ballerina, either missed the memo or found it too dull for her penchants. Ana de Armas, in the latest John Wick universe installment, instead maims and massacres her adversaries with knives, hammers, grenades, a grenade pin, figure skates, a flamethrower, and, of course, […]

Body found in LA looting, protest area

Los Angeles police said Tuesday that a body had been discovered in an area where looting has been reported amid protests against federal immigration enforcement actions in the city. The individual was found near West 3rd Street and Broadway shortly after 1:30 a.m. local time, according to KTLA.  The body was reportedly found outside a...

Judge determined OPM broke law with DOGE access to data

A federal judge granted an injunction blocking the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing databases at the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). The decision from U.S. District Court Judge Denise Cote, a Clinton appointee, found DOGE was unlawfully given access to sweeping databases that cover current and former federal employees and also contain information...

‘The Pitt’s’ Noah Wyle to make push for health care workers at Capitol

Noah Wyle is heading to the pit of political power, with a visit to Capitol Hill to push for funding for programs aimed at improving mental health services for health care workers. "The Pitt" and former "ER" star will touch down in Washington on Thursday to lead a panel discussion at the Cannon House Office...

Jon Stewart: Trump lit ‘fuse’ on LA ‘tinderbox’

Comedian Jon Stewart accused President Trump of "happily" setting off a "tinderbox" in Los Angeles amid days of protests against the president's immigration policies. "The Daily Show" host railed against Trump for deploying 4,000 National Guard troops in California and knocked the administration's recent push to ramp up immigrant arrests. “So now, predictably, these non-targeted,...

Netanyahu’s West Bank miscalculation is uniting the Arab world on Palestine

Netanyahu’s refusal to allow Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and a delegation of Arab foreign ministers to visit the West Bank has not only provoked outrage, it has accelerated Arab unity behind the formal recognition of a Palestinian state.

World Bank slashes growth outlook on trade concerns

The World Bank on Tuesday reduced its outlook for both global and U.S. economic growth this year, citing disruptions to global trade stemming President Trump’s trade war. Global growth in 2025 is expected to fall to 2.3 percent from a 2.7-percent projection made last year. The outlook for U.S. growth fell to 1.4 percent from...

Thune not sure what authority Trump using to deploy Marines to Los Angeles

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) supports President Trump’s deployment of federal resources to quell the riots in Los Angeles, but he’s not sure what authorities Trump is relying on to deploy 700 active-duty Marines to a U.S. city. “I don’t know the particulars on what authorities exist there but my assumption is that the...

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