Trump Media & Technology Group, the company behind Truth Social, has reported staggering financial losses that highlight serious challenges beneath its high-profile branding. For the full year of 2024, the company posted a net loss of $400.9 million while generating just $3.6 million in revenue. Sales fell about 12 percent compared to the previous year….
Alex Pretti’s death in Minneapolis has sparked renewed discussion about police encounters, community safety, and lawful gun ownership. His family says the case deserves careful scrutiny rather than quick conclusions. Relatives emphasize that Pretti legally possessed a concealed-carry permit and owned a semiautomatic handgun. They stress that all permits were obtained through Minnesota’s required background…
Indian health officials are working to contain two confirmed cases of Nipah virus in West Bengal, prompting heightened concern across the region. The World Health Organisation lists Nipah as a priority pathogen because of its potential to cause severe outbreaks. India’s health ministry said nearly 200 people who had contact with the infected individuals were…
A man was arrested in Minneapolis after spraying U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar with a foul-smelling liquid during a town hall meeting on federal immigration enforcement. The incident briefly disrupted the event, but Omar soon returned to the microphone and continued speaking. The disruption occurred Tuesday night at a gathering in north Minneapolis attended by local…
Donald Trump’s political standing is slipping faster than many expected. Just five months into his second term, his approval ratings have fallen sharply, even in regions that once formed the backbone of his support. Issues that previously fueled his popularity, particularly immigration and the economy, are now becoming sources of frustration for voters. This shift…
A librarian from the small town of Ripley, West Virginia, is now behind bars after a single social media post sparked nationwide attention. One brief online statement turned an otherwise quiet community into the focus of a major legal and political dispute. Officials say the case is not about expressing political views, but about a…
Omar’s remarks, delivered with clear defiance, sounded less like a policy plan and more like a moral rebuke. Her message carried the weight of deep frustration rather than legislative detail. For immigrant communities and their advocates, her words reflected years of anger and fatigue. Raids, family separations, and a system seen as cold and impersonal…
Actor Quinton Aaron, widely recognized for his role in The Blind Side, was hospitalized in Atlanta after collapsing at his home. The incident occurred as he was climbing the stairs, prompting immediate medical attention. Doctors are currently examining the cause of a sudden loss of feeling in his legs. Tests are ongoing as physicians work…
For years, many Americans felt anxious about growing crime, but those worries were often dismissed. Public concern was labeled as overblown or politically motivated, even as people’s daily experiences suggested otherwise. By 2025, the narrative changed. Crime did not simply stabilize—it dropped clearly and across multiple regions. Declines in homicides, vehicle thefts, and violent attacks…
Donald Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts Act, signed on July 4, 2025, has been promoted as a sweeping victory for everyday Americans. The law promises lasting tax reductions for workers and families, including exemptions on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security income. The administration highlights projected benefits such as average savings of $3,750 per taxpayer…