It's been many years since President Donald Trump flew commercial. But on Wednesday, he unveiled major renovations to a key Washington-area airport " his latest effort to shape infrastructure around the nation's capital. Trump oversaw proposals for a massive, $22.5 billion project at Dulles International Airport, the Northern Virginia air travel hub with direct flights to more than 50 countries. Read more
Life could be a dream (sh-boom) If I could take you up in Paradise up above (sh-boom) If you would tell me, I'm the only one that you love Life could be a dream, sweetheart Hello, hello again, sh-boom and hopin' we'll meet again, boom (ba-boom) Read more
More parents are beginning to scrutinize the foods they give their children early in life, and a new study suggests they're right to do so.
A team of researchers at the University of Texas at Austin surveyed 21 grocery stores across Austin, Texas, and found that more than 80% of available toddler foods were ultra-processed.
Here's what you should know about the study and what it means for toddler health in the United States.
Listen to this vile speech and weep. This bucket of shit runs the domestic policy of this government. This shit is nearly word for word nazi speeches
President Donald Trump's approval rating hit a new low of 32% on Wednesday, according to a new poll released by Quinnipiac, just hours after a CNN poll measured his approval rating at 34%"matching a low the network recorded after the Jan. 6 Capitol riots in 2021.
Brian Sutton, accused of masterminding one of the largest fraud schemes to ever be unraveled in the United States, is living freely in Russia. Among his acquisitions there is a fleet of luxury cars, an elite villa near Moscow, and a stake in an MMA club tied to a member of the Russian parliament. Read more
Chinese vessels seen exempt from proposed charges. Iran discussed Bab el-Mandeb fees with Houthis. Red Sea route disruption raises energy shortage fears. Yemen's Houthi group is considering imposing fees on commercial ships sailing through the southern Red Sea, a week after declaring a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia, regional sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters. The Iran-aligned Houthis on July 20 declared a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia, opening a new front against the U.S. and its allies in the Iran war and expanding attacks on tankers carrying global energy and other supplies to waters beyond the Gulf.
Son of Cuban immigrants USSECSTATE Marco Rubio is making plans to deport Cuban migrants from the US to faraway Uruguay to burden that country's fairly robust social safety net.
USSECSTATE Marco Rubio Official Portrait at Foggy Bottom
A defense filing has revealed that the only witness called in the federal felony case brought against former Olympian Davey Hearn for causing more than $1000 in damage to the reflecting pool could not identify any repair cost that resulted from Hearn's alleged action. The filing states that the the witness testified that the liner was already damaged and that the same repair the government is blaming on Hearn was already needed.
Childhood vaccines are at the center of a potential showdown between President Donald Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, Trump has grown irate with Kennedy and is pushing him to move faster to change the nation's childhood vaccine schedule. The report said Trump has personally pressed Kennedy to take more action and reshape federal vaccine policy.
Hundreds of former Israeli military, diplomatic, and intelligence officials are urging Dummkopf Trumpf to compel ICC-indicted Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to curb "Settler terror" in the occupied West Bank.
But the Gaza Strip will be emptied of Palestinians to make way for Settlers, luxury beach resorts, and Israeli access to natural gas deposits off shore under the seabed of the Mediterranean Sea
Trump telling all of you that the covid vaccine was a SPECTACULAR SUCCESS.
Federal prosecutors have brought a felony obstruction charge against US citizen Samuel Tunick for allegedly erasing his Smartphone when USCBP officers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Intl Airport pulled him over for secondary inspection. Unbeknownst to Mr Tunick, federal authorities had put him on a terrorism watchlist because of his alleged association with Samaritans opposed to the fascist militarization of American police departments.
Duress Codes Erase Smartphone Data. Pass the word.
NEW ORLEANS " A Louisiana company accuses Tulane University of its funding application due to its owner's race. Plaintiff Revier Technologies Inc. filed its lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. The named defendants are Tulane University, Tulane Ventures GP LLC, Tulane Innovation Fund, the Louisiana Economic Development Corp., and Susan Bourgeois, secretary of Louisiana Economic Development. According to its website, the LED is the state agency responsible for "cultivating jobs and expanding economic opportunity for the people of Louisiana." Revier, located in Thibodaux, Louisiana, is owned by Matthew Schultheis, who is white. "By denying Revier Technologies's application to the Fund because its owner, Mr. Schultheis, is the wrong race, the Tulane Defendants engaged in unlawful racial discrimination in violation of Title VI and Section 1981, and the LEDC violated Title VI and the Fourteenth Amendment," the 17-page complaint states.
Dr. Anthony Fauci on Wednesday during a Senate hearing on COVID-19 invoked his constitutional right not to answer questions. "On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer, based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the constitution," Fauci repeatedly said to questions posed by Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Sen. Rand Paul. Paul, a doctor and Kentucky Republican, continued undeterred, continuing to ask Fauci such questions about so-called gain-of-function research, which helps scientists learn about the direction of a pathogen but also brings a high risk of it becoming widespread.
A Guatemalan man who was deported from the United States and his wife, who later left the country voluntarily to join him, were found dead in a sugarcane field in southwestern Guatemala, authorities said Tuesday. Their 1-year-old daughter was found alive beside their bodies. Nixon Giovanni Perez, 43, and Glendy Marisol Gonzalez, 25, were discovered with their hands tied behind their backs in a field outside Retalhuleu, a city about 112 miles (180 kilometers) west of Guatemala City, according to photos reviewed by Reuters.
