Is Matt Gaetz a hero or a villain? The camera-loving Republican from Florida who threatened to shut down the government and who masterminded the ousting of Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday has made more than a few enemies in Congress. He doesn’t care; he represents a district in Florida that […]
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What college football fans learned from a fun Week 5
The Week 5 slate of the college football season may not have looked as good as the Week 4 schedule heading into the weekend, but the games sure delivered Saturday. Beginning with a 10 a.m. MT kickoff in Boulder and ending — for most — with a thriller in Durham, […]
Read MoreHalloween galore: Massachusetts dad installs extravagant holiday decorations in his front yard
Halloween is less than a month away and many people are already spending time decorating their homes with pumpkins, skeletons, spider webs and much more. One dad, however, took Halloween decorating to a whole new level by installing a dragon on his rooftop and a skeleton on his lawn — […]
Read MoreParents are using Apple AirTags to track their kids. Should they be doing this?
While Apple has gone on record stating that its AirTag possession trackers should not be used on people, some parents seem to support the use of AirTags to keep tabs on their children in the name of safety. Manufacturers are selling wearable accessories such as lanyards, necklaces, bracelets and watch […]
Read MoreFormer ‘Rescue Me’ child actress credits country music for helping her heal after leukemia diagnosis
Natalie Archer was born to perform. After years of musical theater and commercial stints, Natalie, born Natalie Distler, booked a TV pilot at the age of 14 for a show called “Rescue Me,” which turned into a seven-year gig working alongside Denis Leary as his wild-child daughter, Colleen. In the […]
Read MoreStudent loan payments begin again as debate erupts over cultural, economic consequences of canceling loans
Media outlets are promoting narratives of former students agonizing over student debt repayments returning after a three-year break, as the debate emerges over whether efforts to cancel student debt is righteous or wrongheaded. More than 40 million Americans have to make their monthly payments again after the end to the […]
Read MoreAmericans are deep in credit card debt, but Bidenomics threatens to make things even worse
Credit card debt has hit record highs – a clear sign that many Americans are struggling to stay afloat during this time of “Bidenomics.” Poll after poll shows that most Americans fully understand that Bidenomics has resulted in rampant inflation, massive government debt and a tougher environment for middle-class America. […]
Read More‘Chandelier’ singer Sia reveals facelift at 47-years-old, thanks surgeon: ‘Can’t say enough good about him’
Singer Sia revealed she had a facelift procedure. The “Chandelier” singer, known for often covering her face during performances and public appearances, presented her surgeon, Dr. Ben Talei, with an award during the 5th annual Daytime Beauty Awards on Sunday night. During her introduction of Dr. Talei for the outstanding […]
Read MoreBiden’s war on everything Elon Musk
Do you remember way back in 2021 when Elon Musk was the darling of the Left… of the cultural elite? He was building electric cars and then launching them into space on rockets he built. He went to all the black-tie events and dated beautiful celebrities and socialites. But Musk […]
Read MoreMajority of Americans don’t think businesses should take political, social stances on current events
FIRST ON FOX – Most Americans do not want businesses to weigh in on the most contentious political and social issues in society, according to new polling. Nearly 60% of Americans think businesses should not take a public stance on current events, which is up from 52% last year, according […]
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