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DC’s right-on-red ban does not have funds to be enforced

In Washington, D.C., drivers will be banned from turning right at a red light beginning on Jan. 1, 2025, but officials in the district’s Department of Transportation are suggesting it may not be enforced. The Council of the District of Columbia voted in favor of the ban in 2022, but the Department of Transportation told […]

Jack Smith files to dismiss Trump Jan. 6 case

After much anticipation, special counsel Jack Smith has moved to dismiss the superseding indictment in the Jan. 6 case against President-elect Donald Trump. Smith has signaled for weeks an end to his two separate indictments against Trump, citing long-standing policy under the Justice Department that precludes criminal cases against sitting presidents. “The Government has conferred […]

Who is Scott Turner, Trump’s nomination for secretary of housing and urban development?

President-elect Donald Trump made several late-night Cabinet appointments last week, including Scott Turner to serve as the secretary of housing and urban development. Turner, a former NFL player and Texas state lawmaker, worked as the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council’s first executive director during Trump’s first administration. The council’s mission was to collaborate with […]

Maye Musk says villainization of her son made her scrutinize ‘dishonest’ media

Maye Musk explained Monday that the repeated demonization of her son, Elon Musk, made her reassess her view of the media, suggesting it had been more “dishonest” than she originally believed. The mother of the iconic billionaire, who had been registered Democrat, was asked about recent comments from Sen.-elect Adam Schiff (D-CA), who contemplated on […]

New York Times podcast beats Joe Rogan on Apple charts

The New York Times podcast, The Daily, outranked the Joe Rogan Experience, according to the Apple podcast charts. In the weeks following an election cycle that utilized podcasts to rally voters, Apple released a ranking of its popular shows from this year. This was the first year that comedian Joe Rogan had his podcast on […]

Biden honors Peach and Blossom in final turkey pardon: ‘Keep calm and gobble on’

President Joe Biden pardoned his final two turkeys at the White House on Monday in a lighthearted Thanksgiving tradition that dates back more than 100 years. “Fellas, your prayers are going to be answered today,” Biden said in a ceremony on the South Lawn. “Based on your temperament and commitment to being productive members of […]

Antipolice activist sued for allegedly siphoning $75,000 to spend on mansions and travel

The Washington, D.C., attorney general is suing an antipolice activist and his nonprofit organization for allegedly siphoning off $75,000 from his charity for personal use. Brandon Anderson, founder of Raheem AI, an antipolice brutality charity, has been charged with diverting tens of thousands of dollars in donations from his organization to cover lavish vacations, designer […]

‘Elite’ media concede they are out of touch, beg forgiveness

America’s self-described “elite” media are begging for forgiveness from readers and viewers they deceived during the 2024 election. Smug and pompous before the election in predicting that Vice President Kamala Harris would beat President-elect Donald Trump, reporters from outlets including the Washington Post, CNN, and Politico are seeking to stanch the exodus of their audience […]

Joni Ernst’s ‘blueprint’ report advises DOGE to audit IRS and ‘pull the plug’ on Biden programs

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA), the new leader of the Senate DOGE Caucus, is giving Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy advice on where the Department of Government Efficiency should start cutting federal government waste, including several Biden administration programs. In a letter sent to Musk and Ramaswamy and obtained by the Washington Examiner, Ernst made a list […]

Arizona treasurer pleads guilty to embezzling $38 million in taxpayer funds

A former Arizona county treasurer admitted to embezzling more than $38 million in taxpayer funds over a 10-year period. Former Santa Cruz County Treasurer Elizabeth Gutfahr pleaded guilty this week to charges of embezzlement by a public official, money laundering, and tax evasion from her time as treasurer. After the county was made aware of 11 […]
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