06/15/2025
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‘Original Sin’ Is a Must-Read
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In reading “Original Sin,” the blockbuster book by journalists Jake Tapper and
Alex Thompson, I vividly remembered covering then-candidate Joe Biden when he
came to my hometown in April 2019 to begin his run for the Democratic Party’s
presidential nomination. As someone who covered Biden for decades because he
frequently visited the state in which […]
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7 die after helicopter carrying Hindu pilgrims crashes in India’s Himalayan
state of Uttarakhand
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LUCKNOW, India — A helicopter carrying Hindu pilgrims crashed on Sunday in the
northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, killing seven people on board, officials
said. The helicopter was headed to Guptkashi, a prominent Hindu pilgrimage site
in the Himalayas, from Kedarnath temple town when it crashed minutes after
taking off, officials said, on what should […]
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Peace Means Iran Gives Up Nukes – HotAir
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With sugar on top, natch! Three days ago, Iran’s regime made it clear that
they had no intention to negotiate in good faith to end its pursuit of nuclear
weapons. After losing most of its top military leadership and a significant
amount of its infrastructure to the Israeli Defense Forces, the ayatollah may
have […]
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There’s Been a Shocking Twist in the Manhunt for the Minnesota Shooting
Suspect – PJ Media
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The manhunt for Vance Boelter, 57, the suspect in the Minnesota shootings
that left two lawmakers shot and two others dead, took a new turn Saturday as
law enforcement detained several of his relatives—including his wife—during a
traffic stop in Mille Lacs County. Tom Hauser of ABC 5 Eyewitness […]
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American Manufacturing Titan Quietly ‘Giving Up’ on Green Goals
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General Motors is shifting gears from going green to going after the green.
With demand for EVs in low gear, GM is investing $4 billion to make more
gasoline-powered vehicles and to do so in the United States, according to
Axios. Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee plants are expected to start more
production in 2027. GM’s […]
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