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California Battles Their Largest Wildfire of 2022

 Two bodies have been found inside a charred vehicle directly in the path of the wildfire raging across Northern California to the Oregon border. The McKinney fire continues to burn out of control and remains 0% contained as of Monday afternoon. To make matters worse, the hot, windy conditions are expected to be exacerbated further due to incoming thunderstorms to the region. Read More

White House Press Secretary Can’t Handle Briefings Solo

It’s no secret that White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre noticeably struggles during press briefings, especially compared to her predecessor Jen Psaki. Jean-Pierre has enlisted the help of a “co-briefer” during most press briefings while fielding tough questions. Read More

Ukrainian Grain Shipment Finally Departs

 Russia has been blockading Ukrainian ports since the war began in February, but under an internationally brokered, landmark deal, grain shipments can finally resume. The agreement is hoped to ease the growing global food crisis and lower food prices worldwide. Ukraine and Russia are significant suppliers of the world’s grain,… Read More

Transfixed by Obvious Discomfort

Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines has been an outspoken critic of Transgender athlete Lia Thomas. Lia Thomas, a biological male, won a women’s NCAA title and was even nominated for NCAA woman of the year. Gaines blasted the male athlete saying she felt ‘extreme discomfort’ sharing a locker… Read More

Russia to Withdraw from the International Space Station in 2024

Amid high tensions between Putin and leaders of the West, Russia will pull out of the International Space Station in 2024 and focus on building its own post. The space collaboration has served as a key symbol of post-Cold War reconciliation and peace. What will Russia’s withdrawal mean for both… Read More

Extreme Heat Wave Hits the US

More than 90 million Americans are currently living under “dangerously hot conditions,” with temperatures reaching as high as 105 degrees across the Southern Plains into the East. The extreme conditions have already led to the deaths of 3 Americans and caused power outages throughout the country.  Read more to see… Read More

 The Cyber War Hits America’s Ports.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the port of Los Angeles has been hit by nearly 40 million cyber attacks a month. According to reports, most of the attacks originate from Europe and Russia. While America’s ports are bombarded with attacks from abroad, America’s cyber-defense is tested on all… Read More

Twitter Revenue Plummets

 Twitter’s future is unclear in the wake of Elon Musk’s attempted withdrawal from the $44-billion takeover deal, and the quarterly report certainly shows it. Twitter missed its projections on user growth, revenue, and earnings, prompting the company to seek to expedite its upcoming court date with Musk. Will the legal… Read More

Hypocritical Woke Companies Silent on China’s Treatment Towards the LGBTQ Community

In the US, the woke trio caters to the LGBT base and is quick to criticize anyone with opposing views, but Lebron James, Nike, and the NBA are silent on China’s treatment of the LGBTQ community at prestigious universities. Recently, one of China’s most prestigious universities cracked down on displaying… Read More

Mask Mandates are Back Again

 Indoor mask mandates returned this week for the San Diego Unified School District, prompting immediate outrage from parents of the children. When asked what options were available for students uncomfortable with the renewed mask mandate, parents were told “not return to class” and resume virtual learning instead. Read more below… Read More