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U.S. stock futures were ahead late on Tuesday, indicating a higher open on Wednesday, after President Donald Trump’s first address to Congress, which gave few specifics but confirmed his commitment to lowering tax and boosting infrastructure.
S&P 500 e-mini futures rose 0.3 percent ahead of the speech and held most of those gains, last up 0.26 percent. Continue reading “S&P 500 futures ahead; Trump promises tax relief, infrastructure boost”
Illegal aliens who have overstayed their visas are “not necessarily” committing a crime just by remaining in the country illegally, according to CNN.
The cable network explained in a piece titled “Are undocumented immigrants committing a crime? Not necessarily”, noting that they are not technically committing a crime by refusing to leave the U.S.: Continue reading “CNN: Being an Illegal Alien ‘Not Necessarily’ a Crime”
President Donald Trump wants to pass an immigration reform bill that could grant legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants living in the US.
“The time is right for an immigration bill as long as there is compromise on both sides,” Trump told reporters Tuesday at the White House. Continue reading “Trump envisions bill allowing many immigrants to stay in US”
Perfectly healthy when he was born, little Jayden David was just like any other baby. He was smiley, brought joy to his parents, and he probably kept them up at night too. Somewhere around four months old, everything began to change. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what suddenly started causing the boy to experience abnormal, excessive and synchronous neuronal activity in his brain. What was causing the 4-month-old to suddenly start experiencing fits of vicious epileptic seizures? What had changed so drastically inside the newborn’s brain? Continue reading “Young boy replaces 20 different epilepsy pills with cannabis oil”
After House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi slammed him in an interview over the weekend, President Trump responded by accusing her of undermining the Democratic Party. He even suggested that Democrats would end up becoming irrelevant.
In a “Fox & Friends” interview that aired Tuesday ahead of his address to a joint session of Congress, Trump branded Pelosi “incompetent” and said she’s “done a terrible job” as a party leader. Continue reading “Trump fires back at Pelosi: ‘We’re soon going to have a one-party system’”
Liberal pundits across the board are scrambling to offer apologies to Trump Councilor Kellyanne Conway as new information from the Trump Administration reveals that Ms. Conway actually has no legs from the knees down. Apparently Ms. Conway lost her limbs when she stepped on a land mine in Southeast Asia back in 1969. Continue reading “Breaking News: Libs scramble as new facts come to light concerning Couchgate”
Weather.com – by Jonathan Belles
A potential severe weather outbreak is getting started late this afternoon and evening in the Midwest and South before sweeping into the East Wednesday, with a threat of tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail.
The storms are developing in response to a strong jet stream surging into the eastern half of the country, blasting atop a warm and increasingly humid air mass. A sharpening cold front will eventually sweep to the East Coast, as well. Continue reading “Tornado Watches Issued as Severe Weather Outbreak Begins in Midwest, South and East”
Yesterday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) held a prebuttal conference in the First Amendment Lounge of the National Press Club. At the presser, Pelosi was asked about impeaching Donald Trump, which is something that the progressive base of the Democratic Party is clamoring for Congress to do. With a solid Republican majority, that’s not going to happen. Continue reading “Pelosi: Why Yes–We’re Looking At Ways To Impeach Trump”
Two people have been shot during a speech by French President Francois Hollande when a sniper’s pistol malfunctioned.
The French leader was talking at the opening of the Paris to Bordeaux high-speed rail at Villognon when the gunshots interrupted him.
The soldier shot two civilians when the safety catch on his gun is said to have failed, causing a bullet to hit a cocktail waiter in the calf as well as a railway worker. Continue reading “Sharpshooter on roof during speech by French President Hollande injures two people with a single bullet from 300ft away as his gun goes off by accident”
President Donald Trump signed another executive order on Tuesday, this time setting his sights on rolling back an Obama Administration regulation that gave the federal government the power to clarify which streams and wetlands fall under federal clean water protections.
“In one case in Wyoming, a rancher was fined $37,000 a day by the EPA for digging a small watering-hole for his catlle,” President Trump said. “It’s a horrible, horrible rule.” Continue reading “President Trump Begins Dismantling Obama’s EPA Regulations on Waterways”
Let’s frame the situation in simple terms. You work for a company that has a very lucrative partnership with a big-time money man. That money man gives you a piece of information and tells you it’s important.
What you do every day is spread information. That’s how you earn your living.
Are you going to take that piece of info from the money man and spread it, or are you going to question it and research it and shoot back hard-edged questions to the money man? Continue reading “Washington Post: fake-news partner with the CIA”
One month ago, a media frenzy broke out after the WaPo reported of mass voluntary resignations at the State Department, to protest the arrival of Rex Tillerson. Shortly after, it was revealed that not only was it not a “mass resignation” (there were only four high level resignation) but it was all procedural, meant to streamline the transition from one administration to the next.
However, the bloodbath at the State Department – for years Hillary Clinton’s kingdom, and populated with many pro-Clinton staffers – may have been merely deferred because as AP reports, the Trump administration is proposing deep cuts in spending for diplomacy and foreign aid programs to help pay for increased military spending. Continue reading “Trump Proposes Cutting State Department Budget By 37%”
The U.S. Army Corps will spend more than $1 million to clean up the mess left behind by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and others opposed to the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota. The protesters — who succeeded in temporarily shutting down pipeline construction under orders from President Barack Obama — were evicted after President Donald Trump put the pipeline project back online.
“The corps’ contract with a Florida-based company to provide trash removal and environmental cleanup includes the main Oceti Sakowin camp on the north side of the Cannonball River and the smaller Rosebud camp on the south side,” the Bismarck Tribune reported on Friday. “Both are on corps’-owned property.” Continue reading “Taxpayers Foot $1M Bill to Clean Up Dakota Pipeline Protest Area”
An organization partnered with far-left groups that calls itself the Revolutionary Love Project distributed an actual script with anti-Trump talking points for citizens to use when meeting with constituents in town halls, including during last week’s Congressional recess.
The script provides word-for-word language suggestions that accuse the Trump administration of “xenophobia, racism, and Islamophobia.” It asks activists to use the descriptors to petition their representatives to “forcefully condemn” and support legislation opposing President Trump’s immigration and border security agendas. Continue reading “Soros-Financed Groups Provided Script for Anti-Trump Town Halls”
HOUSTON – Two Houston police officers have been injured after responding to the a crime scene in southwest Houston Houston.
HPD tweeted that it was an officer-involved shooting but it’s not clear if the officers were shot or injured some other way. Continue reading “Two HPD officers injured in southwest Houston”