Islamic State militants staged a surprise attack early Tuesday in northeastern Syria, killing at least 30 people, most of them civilians who had fled fighting in areas of Syria and Iraq held by the extremist group, a Kurdish spokesman and Syrian activists said. The pre-dawn attack took place after militants… Read More
Ivanka Trump set to release new book today
Ivanka Trump’s first foray into self-help writing came in 2009 with “The Trump Card,” a breezy compilation of workplace advice, stories about her dealmaker dad and a hefty dose of celebrity namedropping. But in her second book, released Tuesday, Trump has gone from sassy to serious. “Women Who Work: Rewriting… Read More
Death toll rises to 16 in horrific southern storms
Several southern states braced for more severe weather Monday in the wake of storms, tornadoes and flooding that claimed 16 lives and left authorities in Arkansas searching for two children swept away by raging waters. The outbreak that began Saturday over much of the U.S. Midwest and South included at… Read More
Nancy Pelosi just got really bad news…
Since the fall of failed Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party has been in complete turmoil. But there’s one woman in particular whom the party and voters have turned against — and it could mark the beginning of the end of her political career. Sponsored: New “Perfect Retirement Business” Could… Read More
Democratic mayor begs: Trump, please help!
How bad are things in Baltimore, Maryland? So bad, the city’s newly-elected Democratic mayor is going to President Donald Trump to ask for help with their murder problem. Sponsored: Hillary embarrassed in new video [too shocking for CNN] In a city as blue as Baltimore, that’s a risky political move… Read More
Media lies! Trump was right about Andrew Jackson
by Stephen Dietrich, Managing Editor Monday, one of the top trending stories across all social media platforms is on President Donald Trump’s comments on Andrew Jackson and how the seventh president of the United States helped prevent the American Civil War. “He was really angry that he saw what was… Read More
Trump labels today “Loyalty Day”
President Donald Trump is adopting his own definition of “Loyalty Day,” telling Americans to mark Monday by celebrating their individual liberties, limited government, and human dignity. It’s a designation made by his predecessors for decades. Workers elsewhere in the U.S. call May 1 “May Day” and were protesting Trump’s immigration… Read More
Liberals riot in Paris with just six days until election
With just six days until a French presidential runoff that could define Europe’s future, far-right leader Marine Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron held high-stakes rallies Monday that overlapped with May Day marches and underscored the fact that jobs are voters’ No. 1 concern. France votes for a new president… Read More
New monument to honor Vietnam helicopter crews
A new monument at Arlington National Cemetery, near the U.S. capital, will honor American helicopter crews who flew during the Vietnam War. The Military Times reports Congress has approved the monument, which will be near the Tomb of the Unknowns. Spearheading the memorial campaign is retired Air Force Lt. Col. Bob… Read More
Trump rolling back Michelle Obama nutrition standards
The Trump administration is ready to roll back some nutrition standards for federally subsidized school meals, reversing elements of first lady Michelle Obama’s healthy eating initiative. In his first major act in the Cabinet, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue is planning an announcement Monday afternoon at an elementary school in the… Read More