When Colonel Tom Parker died in 1997, the former carnival pitchman who guided Elvis Presley to stardom was reviled for reportedly exploiting the “poor country boy” who became King. But in his final months, the infamous manager wondered what could have been. “He loved Elvis like a son,” Greg McDonald […]
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Biden struggling to maintain support among Black voters: Message isn’t resonating ‘like it used to’
President Biden is struggling to maintain support among Black voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Independent voter Kim Brown and Republican voter David Sypher joined “FOX & Friends” Monday to discuss why Republicans could possibly gain more support from Black voters in the upcoming election. “The messaging isn’t resonating […]
Read MoreThe terror of Hamas seizing young and elderly hostages as pause in Gaza war is extended
We are overjoyed that some of the hostages are free, including a 4-year-old American girl. But think about how barbaric it is for Hamas to kidnap a 4-year-old girl. For all the media focus on every twist and turn of the hostage negotiations, let’s not lose sight of the inhumanity […]
Read MoreFlorida woman allegedly stabs boyfriend in eye with rabies needles for looking at other women
A Florida woman is behind bars after she allegedly stabbed her boyfriend with rabies needles because he was looking at other women. Sandra Jimenez, 44, was charged with aggravated battery in connection with a Saturday incident at a home shared with her boyfriend, according to a Miami-Dade Police Department arrest […]
Read MoreHow renewing a Bush era program for Africa will help us fend off Russia and China, boost national security
In medical school, I recall learning about HIV/AIDS. Understanding the science behind HIV/AIDS helped build my appreciation of the horrors it can unleash on our fellow humans when they become infected and adequate treatment is unavailable. The personal stories shared from those who have suffered around the world only confirmed […]
Read MoreOn this day in history, November 28, 1925, Grand Ole Opry debuts on WSM radio in Nashville
The Grand Ole Opry, the world’s longest running broadcast, debuted on WSM radio in Nashville on this day in history, Nov. 28, 1925. “The showcase was originally named the Barn Dance, after a Chicago radio program called the National Barn Dance that had begun broadcasting the previous year,” according to […]
Read MoreGREG GUTFELD: This George Floyd documentary could expose a pretty big lie
Happy Monday, everybody. You look fantastic. I’m lying. So let’s talk about Derek Chauvin. You remember, the Minneapolis cop convicted for killing George Floyd? Chauvin was just stabbed in federal prison, likely by some inmate wanting to gain street cred with his cell block or MSNBC. Now, I’m not easy […]
Read MoreJustin Fields leads Bears’ game-winning drive to upset Vikings on the road
Justin Fields led a game-winning drive where Cairo Santos knocked through his fourth field goal of the game to beat the Minnesota Vikings, 12-10, on Monday night. A game riddled with turnovers and inefficient offense is never what NFL fans want to watch. However, it was one that remained tight […]
Read MoreWATCH: Biden shifts blame away from administration after admitting prices ‘still too high’
President Biden attempted to shift blame away from his administration for the state of consumer prices on Monday after admitting they were “still too high.” His comments came during a speech on the supply chain issues facing the U.S. after days of his administration taking a victory lap for lower […]
Read MoreNevada man allegedly drove 150 mph before deadly crash that split car in Arizona
Arizona police arrested a Las Vegas, Nevada man on manslaughter charges after he allegedly took part in a street race before reaching speeds of more than 150 mph and crashing, splitting the car in half and killing the two passengers inside. FOX 10 in Phoenix reported that 32-year-old Derek Charles […]
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