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‘There would be more concern if he wasn’t here’: UN secretary-general prepares for Trump’s return

NEW YORK CITY — A spokesman for United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres downplayed concerns regarding what President Donald Trump‘s return to power means for the multilateral organization. When asked by the Washington Examiner whether Trump’s actions and threats related to the withdrawal of political and financial support from the U.N. have undermined the organization’s future, Guterres’s spokesman […]

Leavitt defends Homan amid $50K bribe allegation: FBI tried to ‘entrap’ Trump ally

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has accused the Biden administration‘s FBI of attempting to “entrap” White House border czar Tom Homan following a report that the government official accepted a bribe of $50,000 from undercover federal agents. “This was another example of the weaponization of the Biden Department of Justice against one of President […]

Mamdani cancels town hall with ABC affiliate over Jimmy Kimmel suspension

Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani canceled a scheduled town hall with WABC over its parent company’s decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel‘s late-night show. ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Sept. 17 following Kimmel’s on-air comments that the “MAGA gang” has described Charlie Kirk’s suspected killer as “anything other than one of them.” […]

Michigan Supreme Court takes up challenge to Great Lake pipeline

(The Center Square) – The Michigan Supreme Court announced it will take up a legal challenge to the Great Lakes Tunnel Project, which is slowly making its way out of regulatory limbo. A coalition of Native American tribal nations and environmental groups who have joined together in opposition to the project applauded the court’s decision. “The […]

Kim Jong Un recalls ‘fond memories’ of Trump and says he’s open to US dialogue if not about denuclearization

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un took a nostalgic trip down memory lane in a recent speech before the Supreme People’s Assembly on Sunday. Kim extended a notable olive branch to the White House with kind words about President Donald Trump. “Personally, I still have fond memories of U.S. President [Donald] Trump,” he told North […]

First F-47 sixth-generation aircraft expected to fly in 2028, Allvin announces

Boeing is now building the first F-47 next-generation fighter aircraft, and it is expected to be ready to fly in 2028, Air Force chief of staff David Allvin announced on Monday. Allvin, who spoke at the Air & Space Forces Association’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference on Monday, said Boeing quickly went to work on […]

Wisconsin lawmakers propose incentives for aviation fuel plant in Hayward

(The Center Square) – A group of Wisconsin legislators including Senate President Mary Felzkowski, R-Tomahawk, are proposing to send $60 million in enterprise tax credits and use the state forestry account to back $150 million in bonds toward building a new $1.9 billion pulpwood facility in Hayward. The plant work take “low-quality wood and turn […]

Ascension development tied to 32 projects, $24B

(The Center Square) – The Ascension Economic Development Corporation is working with 32 potential projects representing $24 billion in possible capital investment and 2,393 new jobs, according to the parish’s annual financial report released Monday. Of the 32 projects, six represent $825 million in potential investment and 22 new jobs — the highest-value proposals currently […]

MSNBC calls Kirk memorial divisive, Trump vs. widow: Liberal Media Scream

President Donald Trump is President Donald Trump, and many in the liberal media still can’t accept that. That was clear yesterday at the Arizona memorial for Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated this month, allegedly by a hate-filled leftist. After Kirk’s widow, Erika, forgave her husband’s killer, Trump, himself the target of two assassination attempts and […]

Republicans eclipse 2.3M registrations

(The Center Square) – For the first time, Republican voter registrations have topped 2.3 million in North Carolina. Those unaffiliated with any party, however, are about to hit 3 million. And Democrats’ forever lead on the Grand Old Party has dwindled to less than 1.5% of those registered, a scant 11,090 of separation according to […]
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