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By: Sterling Mosley | On Sunday evening, millions of Americans nationwide gathered in homes, bars, and other venues to watch the highly anticipated Super Bowl LVIII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Fransisco 49ers. In a stunning overtime victory, the Chiefs won their second consecutive Super Bowl with a score of 25 to 22 after quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw the game-winning pass to Mecole Hardman. Following the big game, Mahomes spoke with a reporter to thank God for his victory. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | Following President Joe Biden's disastrous press conference on Thursday evening, more and more Americans have begun to realize the truth about the 81-year-old's deteriorating mental sharpness as the 2024 election approaches. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | After the disastrous Biden press conference last week, Vice President Kamala Harris said she is "ready to serve" if something happens to the 81-year-old Democrat president. The interview, taken two days before the release of special counsel Robert Hur's report that defined Biden as an "elderly man with a poor memory," could be the beginning of a more serious conversation in the Democratic Party to push Biden aside. Read More

During a Sunday appearance on 'Sunday Morning Futures,' Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) told host Maria Bartiromo that it is now time for Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) to step down following the terrible Senate "border bill" and other legislative shortcomings. This comes after Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) pushed for a similar move last week, as MAGA Republicans become increasingly uneasy about McConnell's leadership as Senate minority leader.  Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | On Monday, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) made it his goal to stop the Ukraine funding bill dead in its tracks by sending a letter to colleagues and writing a column in the American Conservative. Vance argued that the Ukraine funding bill shows Senate leadership's unseriousness on border security and a covert clause that could lead to Trump's impeachment if he is reelected and brings peace to Ukraine. Read More

Toyota drew activist criticism when it did not quickly embrace electric vehicles (EVs) like many of its major competitors, but the Japanese auto giant now appears to be in better financial shape than its American adversaries. Read More

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have discovered a series of tunnels under a major United Nations agency tied to Hamas and Islamic terrorism in Gaza, the Times of Israel reported on Saturday. Read More

Ford lost billions of dollars on its electric vehicle (EV) product lines last year, according to corporate documents. Read More

Members of the House of Representatives demanded that the Washington D.C. Medical Examiner’s office preserve the bodies of five late-term aborted babies after the Department of Justice (DOJ) allegedly gave the green light to dispose of the evidence, according to a Thursday letter. Read More

A major athletic association is hosting the 38th National Girls and Women In Sports Day on Capitol Hill Wednesday to “champion” female athletes despite pushing for biological men to compete against women. Read More

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced plans Thursday to send state attorneys to Alameda County to address “serious and complex crimes.” Read More

Democratic Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed one of the nation’s most restrictive gun laws in 2023, and now highway shootings are surging in the state. Read More

A lawsuit alleges that an art school in Los Angeles had to shut its doors due to the city’s persistent and increasing homeless crisis, the Los Angeles Times reported on Saturday. Read More

The amount of personal debt Americans collectively held hit another new high in the fourth quarter of 2023 as households struggle to pay for everyday expenses amid rising prices and high interest rates. Read More

President Joe Biden’s support of Israel following the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attack could cost him the battleground state of Michigan, which has a large population of Muslim and Arab Americans who are disappointed with his handling of the war in Gaza. Read More