Amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel, the USS Bataan, accompanied by two support ships with 2,500 Marine troops, is headed for the Eastern Mediterranean. Leading a US naval task force, the amphibious warship is equipped with guided missile destroyers. US bases in Iraq are on high alert, preparing to intercept missiles or drones targeting [&

California residents are voicing frustration over the closure of hundreds of 99 Cents Only stores across the Southwest. Founded in California in 1982, the chain expanded to states like Nevada, Texas, and Arizona. Now, 371 stores are closing, with 265 in California alone. Some blame Governor Newsom’s policies for making the state’s busin

Country singer Maren Morris defended her choice to take her young son to an LGBTQ+ benefit drag show during an interview with Kelly Clarkson on “The Kelly Clarkson Show.” The decision sparked controversy in light of Tennessee’s ban on drag shows near schools. Morris described the event as “family-friendly” and emphasiz

Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba, dismissed the recent $83 million defamation ruling against former President Trump during a “PBD Podcast” appearance with Patrick Bet-David. Habba confidently stated that Carroll wouldn’t receive any of the $83 million and hinted at suing for legal fees. She cautioned Carroll against lavish spendi

Being American born and raised is a point of pride for many, and for good reason. It’s a declaration of identity, values, and heritage that resonates deeply with millions. While the world is diverse and interconnected, embracing one’s roots is essential. There’s a rich history and culture that comes with being American, from the F

Senator JD Vance (R-OH) pushed back against CNN anchor Jake Tapper’s portrayal of former President Donald Trump’s foreign policy during a “State of the Union” appearance. Tapper suggested Trump was soft on Russia, citing a conversation with Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) where both Vance and Trump were labeled as pro-Russia o

Taking out a loan is a personal decision, and with it comes the responsibility to repay it. It’s a simple principle: if you borrow money, you should be prepared to pay it back. While unforeseen circumstances can make repayment challenging, it doesn’t negate this basic obligation. Expecting others to shoulder the burden of someone else&#

My decision to stop supporting Tyson Foods isn’t impulsive—it’s a matter of principle. Over the years, concerns about their treatment of animals, environmental impact, and labor practices have only grown. As a consumer, I believe in ethical choices that reflect my values. While Tyson remains a major player in the food industry, I choose

Despite the passing of time, my boycott against Bud Light remains steadfast. The reasons? It’s not just about taste; it’s about values. From environmental concerns to questionable marketing campaigns, the brand’s actions have consistently fallen short for me. While others may find joy in their beer, I believe in holding companies