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In the recently released 14th annual Financial State of the States report by Truth in Accounting, an analysis of the fiscal health of all 50 states reveals intriguing insights into their financial standing for fiscal year 2022. Revenue Challenges The report highlights that 28 states faced revenue challenges, struggling to meet their financial obligations in … Read more

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker’s decision to divert rental assistance funding to help pay for migrant care has sparked controversy and raised concerns among lawmakers and citizens. This move comes in response to the significant influx of non-citizen arrivals in Chicago after crossing the U.S. southern border. Chicago’s Migration Challenge Chicago has become the epicenter of … Read more

Democratic Senator Tom Wyden has once again brought to light the government’s extensive surveillance of trillions of American phone records, often conducted without proper warrants. Hemisphere  Under Scrutiny Senator Wyden urged the Justice Department to disclose information about the controversial Hemisphere phone surveillance program. Legal or Ethical? The initiative allowed various law enforcement agencies to … Read more

The legal battle will soon start with the first court hearing scheduled for December 6, as Pfizer plans to address Poland’s failure to uphold its end of the vaccine agreement. Court Date Set for December 6 The legal battle will soon start with the first court hearing scheduled for December 6th, as Pfizer plans to … Read more

Over the past three years, individuals recognizing unusual patterns within the virus’s genetic sequence have faced immense challenges. The discovery of genetic inserts in the virus, resembling sequences from a Wuhan laboratory, led to accusations of scientific ostracism and ‘cancellation’ by mainstream media and professional colleagues. Suppression of Findings In the summer of 2020, a … Read more

According to Just the News, Ohio’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion consultant, BWG Business Solutions, led by founder Janice Gassam Asare, is under investigation following the publication of her Forbes column on “decentering whiteness.” Vance’s Reaction Senator J.D. Vance, a prominent Ohio Republican, expressed strong disapproval of the article, labeling it “racist” and “gross.” Should Be … Read more

Former CIA director Michael Hayden’s controversial remark has ignited a firestorm of criticism and calls for accountability. Senator Tommy Tuberville, known for his principled stance against specific military policies, was a target of Hayden’s verbal threat. Tuberville’s Stand on Military Policy Understanding the context is helpful. Senator Tuberville’s opposition to the, as he calls it,  … Read more

Rapper Cardi B, previously an endorser of President Joe Biden, expresses frustration over the state of the economy and the allocation of funds to wars while American cities face deterioration. Explosive Rant Cardi B initiates an expletive-laden rant, declaring her current anger state and her concerns imminent expression. Warning Online Prefacing her rant online, the … Read more

In recent weeks, the United States has faced an alarming surge in attacks on its military bases in Iraq and Syria, with a total of 64 incidents since October 18. The Islamic Resistance in Iraq Claims Responsibility The Islamic Resistance in Iraq, a coalition of Iranian-backed militias, claimed responsibility for a drone attack on Ain … Read more

Recent polls from Harvard and NBC reveal unexpected changes in attitudes toward gun ownership and rights. Majority Claim Gun Ownership in Households According to NBC, 52% of respondents or someone in their household own a gun, challenging the prevailing anti-gun sentiment from the White House and media. Public Perception of Rising Crime A significant 55% … Read more

Former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin has taken his case to the Minneapolis Supreme Court, filing a petition to review the conviction related to the murder of George Floyd. Previous Conviction Upheld The filing comes a month after the Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld Chauvin’s conviction for unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter. … Read more

In recent years, embalmers worldwide have reported an unusual and perplexing phenomenon during the embalming process. Some claim to have observed the presence of long, rubbery, white masses within the blood vessels, a phenomenon that had not been encountered previously. A Discrepancy Among Embalmers The reports of these strange white clots have sparked a divide … Read more

Washington officials reported 215 murders so far this year—quite an increase from the 157 homicides in 2022, as shown by police data.  Rep. Eric Burlison’s Revelation Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Mo.) disclosed that he and other unnamed lawmakers are taking refuge within the Capitol because they perceive D.C. as “very dangerous” at night. Safety Fears Prompt … Read more

The recent release of footage from the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot has sparked fresh inquiries into the events surrounding that tumultuous day. As the U.S. Supreme Court deliberates on whether to hear the first two January 6 appeals, House Speaker Mike Johnson’s releasing of 44,000 hours of footage to the public adds complexity … Read more

In the wake of escalating crime rates in Memphis, Police Chief CJ Davis has made a startling claim: the situation has reached such a critical point that even the intervention of the United States Army might not be sufficient to curb the chaos.  Wave of Violence The gravity of the issue is underscored by recent … Read more

If you are a Californian who has seen insects falling through the sky, you may have an explanation. In a remarkable effort to curb the booming population of wild Mediterranean fruit flies, SFGATE reported that Los Angeles deployed aircraft to drop hundreds of thousands of insects, all marked with a distinct purple dye. The Battle … Read more