Trump’s EPA is using this sneaky tactic to let nasty industries foul our air
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announces a rollback of pollution regulations at the White House, February 12, 2026.Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty...
Donald Trump has a gas problem
With the 2026 midterm elections quickly approaching, President Donald Trump’s war with Iran is ongoing and gas prices remain high.Americans...
The ghost of “60 Minutes” is about to haunt Bari Weiss
For 58 seasons, through wars, impeachments and the corporate dismantling of the network news business around it, “60 Minutes” remained...
40 acres and a mule wasn’t just a broken promise—we unearthed documents that show Black Americans got land, then had it taken away
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Friday Night Funnies: Futurama
Futurama consistently made me laugh, especially in its first run. People: Created by Matt Groening, the Emmy-winning animated comedy follows...
Another GOP Politician Arrested For Viciously Assaulting His Wife
It's a feature, not a bug! Yet another Republican politician has been accused of assaulting his wife. This time he...
Trump pitches ballroom as “military center” after appeals court halts construction
Donald Trump‘s planned $400 million White House ballroom got an upgrade after the D.C. district court ordered the president to...
Trump Admits He Is Stealing Things From Government Buildings
Before Donald Trump took off to spend the weekend at his private club in New Jersey, he held an event...
Hassett: The Jobs Report Would Look Great If You Deleted All The Bad Parts
Appearing on Fox News, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett tried to explain away the latest disappointing jobs report by...
The United States lost 23,000 jobs in July
Job seekers attended a Los Angeles-area jobs fair in July, 2026.Patrick T. Fallon /AFP via Getty Get your news from...
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