This post was originally published on here I was in New York City with a friend on 9/11. Four days after the terrorist attack, we rented a car for the long trek home, deciding to take I-81 instead of I-95 to avoid the Washington, D.C. area. Advertisement Along our route back to North Carolina was…
This post was originally published on here American consumers may walk away from their 2025 Thanksgiving dinners with a few extra bucks in their pockets. On Thursday, with Thanksgiving just three weeks away, the Trump administration released some encouraging data on the White House website, touting the claim that this year’s typical Thanksgiving dinner will…
This post was originally published on here That thing that “never happens” just happened again, folks. Except in this case, it appears to have gone one step beyond simple election fraud—allegedly. It involved an actual elected official. Holding office. In an American city. Illegally. Advertisement How does that happen, exactly? Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach…
This post was originally published on here We brought you the good news earlier Thursday: “Speaker Emerita” Nancy Pelosi, the Californian famous for ripping up Trump’s State of the Union speech on the House floor in 2020, won’t be running for reelection and is retiring from her seemingly endless political career. Advertisement Although we won’t…
This post was originally published on here We take the Aurora Borealis – the northern lights – for granted here in Alaska. We see them all the time in the darker half of the year; charged particles from the sun cause these amazing light shows, specifically when those particles hit the magnetic fields around the…
… the northern half of the United States of America, you might have … mean aurora views in 22 states, including Oregon.
The lights could …
This post was originally published on here On Wednesday, President Trump’s assumption of power to impose and negotiate tariffs ran into a buzzsaw in the Supreme Court. Although Solicitor General D. John Sauer did a phenomenal job defending the administration, it was clear that he was definitely rowing against the current. Advertisement BACKGROUND This case…
This post was originally published on here On Wednesday, President Trump’s assumption of power to impose and negotiate tariffs ran into a buzzsaw in the Supreme Court. Although Solicitor General D. John Sauer did a phenomenal job defending the administration, it was clear that he was definitely rowing against the current. Advertisement BACKGROUND This case…
… at least 22 U.S. states, according to the National Oceanic … visible as in the northern United States as far down as Illinois … seen in at least 15 states.
NOAA officials stated the aurora …
… of the most hostile states for unborn children.In … changed almost overnight. Some states expanded access to abortion while … Virginia is now surrounded by states that either enforced trigger bans … that landmark decision created. The United States is not a pro- …