Why we must expose the criminal fraud of those behind Biden's disastrous presidency

Personal finance expert Suze Orman shared her No. 1 tip for building wealth on a GOBankingRates podcast, emphasizing the importance of spending less and earning more. She recommended saving money each month, especially for younger individuals, and advised opting for a Roth retirement account over a traditional one to take advantage of compounding and maximize wealth retention. Orman explained the benefits of a Roth IRA, which allows after-tax contributions and tax-free withdrawals after age 59...

Three Naples teens were arrested for beating up a 24-year-old female dressed as the Easter Bunny at Coastland Center Mall. The incident occurred on Sunday, April 6, with two 13-year-olds and a 14-year-old involved in the assault. The victim was pushed, shoved, and pulled by the teenagers, who now face charges for battery. Full Article

The CDC has redeployed staff to respond to a deadly measles outbreak in Texas following layoffs impacting virus response efforts. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ordered more CDC staff to Texas after an 8-year-old unvaccinated girl died in the outbreak, which is part of the highest U.S. measles cases seen since 2019, threatening America's elimination of endemic spread. Kennedy's controversial statements on measles treatment have drawn scrutiny, with experts emphasizing...

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to resume deportations of alleged Venezuelan gang members using the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, with a 5-4 split decision lifting restraining orders issued by a federal judge. The detainees challenging removal under the law must receive notice and have a chance to seek relief in the proper venue, while tensions between the president and judiciary escalate amid legal battles over deportation policies and impeachment calls for judges...

Dr. Katrina Armstrong, former interim president of Columbia University, testified in a closed-door deposition in Washington, struggling to recall details from Columbia's report on antisemitism and her responses to its recommendations. Following leaked testimony, Columbia's medical school announced her sabbatical instead of her return as chief executive, amid federal investigations into antisemitism on campus and negotiations with the Trump administration to restore funding. The university's board of trustees distanced themselves from Armstrong's testimony, emphasizing their...

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