The RFK Jr. 2025 Senior Survival Guide unlocks powerful, science-backed health solutions overlooked by mainstream medicine.

The Dash Eagle isn’t just another dash cam. It’s a compact, motion-activated, infrared surveillance system that keeps an eye on your vehicle.

Trump recently claimed to have resolved “six wars” and promising to bring an end to the Ukraine-Russia conflict as his next achievement.

President Trump’s federal deployment in Washington DC sparked an unusual felony case involving a sandwich thrown at an officer.

Trump is intensifying his crime crackdown in DC, deploying up to 450 federal officers to patrol neighborhoods and run license plate checks.

Trump has announced a sweeping 100% tariff on all foreign-made semiconductors, aiming to force tech giants to relocate chip manufacturing back to the US.

Trump signed an executive order creating a task force for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics—but the moment quickly shifted into political theater.

SEPTA warns that without immediate funding from the state Senate, devastating service cuts will begin August 24—including the elimination of 32 bus routes.

The White House confirmed that President Trump is living with chronic venous insufficiency, a condition that impairs blood flow in the legs.

The US faces a major public media shake-up after the Senate, led by Trump’s latest legislative win, passed a bill slashing $9 billion in funding for PBS, NPR, and local public stations.

A fresh CNN poll reveals that 61% of Americans oppose President Trump’s new $9.4 billion domestic policy bill, citing concerns over deep federal program cuts.

South-Central Pennsylvania is staring down another stretch of heavy storms this week, and honestly—it’s not looking great.

The deadly floods that recently devastated Camp Mystic in Texas, claiming over two dozen lives, were not just a tragic accident—they were a predictable catastrophe hidden beneath outdated FEMA flood maps.

China has signaled its intent to resume rare earth exports to the United States, shortly after both nations reached a tentative trade agreement.

CIA Director announced that recent US-led airstrikes caused severe destruction to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.

Authorities in Florida rescued 60 endangered children, many of whom were at risk of human trafficking, abuse, and exploitation.

On Juneteenth—a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery—President Trump remained notably silent, offering no speech, proclamation, or online acknowledgment.

California and ten allied states have sued the federal government to block President Donald Trump’s rollback of environmental policies that aimed to phase out gas-powered vehicles by 2035.

Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid civil unrest—part of a broader strategy to strengthen immigration enforcement and shield federal agents.

The Trump administration was compelled by court order to allow a Guatemalan man, referred to as OCG, to re-enter the US after a wrongful deportation.

The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for an unconditional ceasefire in Gaza, despite 14 of 15 members voting in favor.

On Memorial Day evening, violence erupted in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park, leaving two people dead and nine injured—including three teenagers.

As Ukraine faced its largest drone and missile attack yet, Trump blasted Vladimir Putin on Truth Social, calling him “absolutely CRAZY.”

Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, was identified as the attacker behind a deadly car bombing at a Palm Springs fertility clinic—an act of terror that killed him.

A powerful storm system swept across Michigan, unleashing tornado warnings, damaging winds up to 70 mph, and hail as large as golf balls.

Trump issued an executive order aimed at drastically reducing US prescription drug prices by introducing “most-favored-nation” pricing.

The US and China have agreed to a 90-day pause on most tariffs, reducing US duties from 145 percent to 30 percent.

Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, making history as the first US-born pontiff.

A federal judge warned on April 30, 2025, that deporting migrants to Libya or Saudi Arabia without notice or legal recourse would breach a court order.