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Where’s your Pride, America?

A recent poll regarding Americans' pride in their country suggests national pride in the United States is currently at a near-record low as the country approaches Independence Day. According to the poll, only 39% of Americans express strong feelings of pride in being American. This trend is attributed to various factors, including political divisions, cultural shifts, and societal changes. Certain segments of the population perceive these changes as a departure from traditional values and weakening the American spirit. This poll confirms President Biden’s promise to heal the nation has done nothing but divide it. Read More

Biden’s Health Problems Revealed

President Biden has recently been spotted with thick lines on his face, leading many to question why. White House spokesman Andrew Bates confirmed that the President has sleep apnea and has used a CPAP machine that causes facial marks. The spokesman also confirmed that the President has begun using the machine in the last few weeks. This condition affects the individual's quality of sleep, leading to “poor memory and concentration, and the exhaustion causes a significantly higher risk of accidents.” Read More

Supreme Court Comes to a Conclusion Regarding Affirmative Action

The US Supreme Court came to a groundbreaking conclusion on Thursday. They confirmed that race should not be a factor when deciding who to accept into universities, and in cases where this was a factor was cited as a violation of the 14th Amendment. This case was brought to the Supreme Court after cases of racial discrimination were cited against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina, both penalizing Asian-American students. This has been in the limelight for years now, with many universities needing to meet a certain racial quota to create “diverse” college campuses. However, this has made it significantly harder for White and Asian students to be accepted into these universities. Read More

Utah School Board Lifts Bible Ban

A public school district near Salt Lake City in Utah has voted to allow the Bible to be allowed on school shelves in libraries and classrooms. The school had originally banned the holy text from school grounds just months prior, but after an outcry from the community and local officials, the school board ultimately sided with parents in allowing for the book’s return to the school system. The district claims the original reason for the Bible being banned wasn’t because of religious reasons but because of what it considered “sensitive material” to be present in the text.  Read More

Plane Crashes After Flying Through Restricted Airspace Over DC

A loud sonic boom shook homes in northern Virginia on Sunday as a military F-16 jet pursued a private plane that was unresponsive and flying over Washington D.C. restricted airspace. The plane was said to be owned by Encore Motors of Melbourne, Inc., a Florida-based company who is still yet to comment on the situation. The plane lost altitude and eventually crashed just outside of the D.C. metropolitan area in the forested area of St. Mary’s, Virginia. Officials are still scrambling to find a reason for the plane's bizarre flight pattern and the cause of the wreck.  Read More

SpaceX Starship Rocket Explodes During Historic Launch

During what was supposed to be a historic moment, SpaceX’s new rocket model exploded mid-air moments after launching off from South Padre Island in Texas. Fortunately, no human was onboard. The rocket was a part of SpaceX’s new line of Starship rockets that, in the future, are intended to help efficiently transport people and cargo to a future Lunar base. SpaceX engineers claim that the mission's failure was caused by a malfunction with a launch booster that caused it to not properly detach from the rocket shortly after launch. Read More

Small Alabama Community Devastated by Weekend Massacre

At least four people were tragically killed and twenty-eight more wounded after a shooting at a teenager's birthday party in Alabama. Residents of Dadeville, a small town of just three thousand, were struck with the devastating news on Saturday that their families and community will never be the same again. According to a local pastor, and police, the suspect who committed the gruesome massacre is still at large, and the community urges the killer to turn himself in. No details have been released about the suspect as of Monday morning, and local authorities are scrambling to bring the perpetrator to justice. President Biden has already latched onto the shooting — using the moment to advertise his efforts to institute gun control measures nationwide and urging his party to back him on the endeavor. Read More

Trump Protestors in NYC Trust the Plan

Americans eagerly awaited President Trump outside a courthouse in New York following his arrival in New York City. Trump is expected to plead not guilty to allegations that he paid $130,000 in hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels in the buildup to his 2016 campaign. Supporters of the President who were on site, waiting for the President to arrive, were outraged and blamed the New York DA, Alvin Bragg, for politicizing his office, in a blatant and unprecedented attack against the former president. Trump weighed in on his impending arraignment, saying that the proceedings are “VERY UNFAIR” and that Bragg and his family, known as “TRUMP HATERS,” should have recused themselves from the case. Although some counter-protestors were present, a loud majority of activists were there to show their support for their President in the leadup to this unprecedented event. Read More