The Trump campaign heavily relied on door-to-door efforts from third-party groups this cycle, which ultimately was largely successful, but operatives warn the methods used this cycle may not be as effective for Republicans in a future presidential cycle. Republicans took advantage of a Federal Election Commission decision earlier this year that grants campaigns the ability […]
The United States welcomed Poland and Japan to its military satellite network after both countries signed agreements that granted them access to the military’s Wideband Global Satcom satellite system. The WGS grants communication access to “worldwide, flexible, high-capacity” systems designed to interact with the country’s government agencies and the Department of Defense. It also allows […]
The final months of President Joe Biden‘s single White House term have taken on a new finality, as he is not preparing to hand the reins over to his No. 2, Vice President Kamala Harris, and instead will be turning over the Oval Office to President-elect Donald Trump. That means he has just 10 weeks […]
“Thriller! Thriller night! And no one’s gonna save you from the beast about to strike! You know it’s thriller! Thriller night! You’re fighting for your life inside a killer, thriller tonight.” If you grew up in the ’80s or ’90s, these words are probably ingrained somewhere in your mind next to where you’re storing other […]
Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro, who may or may not legally be the country’s president, and Russian President Vladimir Putin came to terms on Thursday to strengthen their alliance. Considered two of the world’s most authoritarian rulers, Putin and Maduro forged a pact to solidify intelligence-gathering and counter-espionage efforts. Additionally, Venezuela and Russia came to an energy […]
The Future Was Now: Madmen, Mavericks, and the Epic Sci-Fi Summer of 1982; By Chris Nashawaty, Flatiron; 289 pp., $29.99 As we approach the dying days of a movie summer dominated by Deadpool & Wolverine, the premise of a new book by veteran film journalist Chris Nashawaty may sound like a bit of a tough sell. […]
The seventh season of the reality show Love Is Blind promised to deliver a Washington, D.C., experience. In a sense, it did. In typical fashion for the sprawling D.C. metro area, cast members claiming to fall under the shadow of the Capitol hail from cities as distant as Fredericksburg, Virginia, and Baltimore, Maryland. Among participants, […]
R.E.M. grew out of the vibrant music scene of Athens, Georgia, in 1980. Lead singer Michael Stipe, a recent transplant from the St. Louis suburbs, was taking art classes at the University of Georgia and singing in a kitschy cover band when he met record store clerk and guitarist Peter Buck. Sharing an interest in […]
Three women were shot in Miami on Wednesday after an argument about the 2024 election devolved into violence. A person went back to their car following an argument related to the election and retrieved a gun while under the influence of alcohol, police said. The individual then shot the women, who are in their late […]
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is not pleased with the Green Party’s influence on the Pennsylvania Senate race. He made his feelings publicly known as he awaits more results in the race, even though the Associated Press has already called it for Republican Dave McCormick over Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA). “Pennsylvania is going to count every […]
