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DAILY RUSH HOUR: Predators, phantom students and a train to nowhere — who’s minding America’s money?
LISTEN TO THE SHOW HERE Democrat breaks ranks. Suddenly, the party of women's rights wants her to shut up. I've spent a lot of years watching Democrats lecture America about respecting women, empowering women, listening to women, and believing women. Apparently,...
DBS BILL BRIEF: Company bankrupt, executives collecting bonuses? Congress wants new restrictions
Congress churns out thousands of bills, but what’s really in them, and how could they affect you? DBS BILL BRIEF breaks down two bills a day IN PLAIN ENGLISH. IN PLAIN ENGLISH Imagine a company going bankrupt while its executives receive special bonuses. Workers are...
Kraft launches cinnamon roll mac and cheese — and America may never recover
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I've got things to do) Kraft has officially introduced Cinnamon Roll Mac & Cheese, combining its familiar cheesy noodles with the flavor of a gooey breakfast pastry. Yes, on purpose. The limited-edition...
Ilhan Omar’s alleged secret London siblings pictured hanging out with general accused of Somali genocide
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I've got things to do) The New York Post has identified two London residents, Mohamed and Leila Nur Said Elmi, whom multiple family sources describe as Ilhan Omar's previously undisclosed siblings. The pair...
Obama Foundation trained activists in Hungary and Poland — with a twist the critics are missing
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I've got things to do) A video of Barack Obama praising democracy activists in Hungary and Poland is circulating again, drawing criticism over his foundation's involvement in other countries' political debates....
Don’t be surprised when Rogers is leading at 1 a.m. — then El-Sayed surges with final overnight ballots
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I've got things to do) Election analyst VoteHub has published a Michigan Senate reporting model showing Republican Mike Rogers ahead by nearly three points around 1 a.m., before late-reporting Democratic areas...
US reports first bird flu death in over a year — and it came from surprising source
A person from Washington state died on Sunday, after reportedly contracting the bird flu from infected cattle. Yakima County Health Officials said the deceased person had pre-existing health conditions and was hospitalized after exposure to avian influenza at a dairy...
Marines close loophole allowing transgender troops to remain in the service
The Marine Corps has closed a loophole that had allowed transgender service members to extend their enlistments while fighting separation under President Donald Trump’s military ban. The new policy eliminates temporary service extensions for Marines awaiting decisions...
Virginia making ‘super speeders’ install GPS-powered speed limiters. What could possibly go wrong?
Virginia has punished reckless drivers by mandating that they install a speed-limiter through a program that took effect in July, raising due-process concerns about how governments might abuse the information collected by this technology. Virginia’s Intelligent Speed...
US strikes island in Strait of Hormuz as Trump continues touting negotiations
While President Donald Trump touted the possibility of a peace deal, the U.S. conducted a series of strikes against Iran. Qeshm Island, an island at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz, that is home to an underground missile site and Iranian Navy Base, was struck on...
Robert K. Brown, publisher and advocate for Second Amendment, passes away at 93
Lt. Col. Robert K. Brown, United States Army Reserve and the longtime editor/publisher of Soldier of Fortune magazine, passed away in August, according to announcements posted on Facebook Monday. Brown founded Soldier of Fortune magazine in 1975, seeking to provide a...
For the first time in history, the DOJ is monitoring elections in all 50 states
(The Center Square) – For the first time in history, the U.S. Department of Justice is monitoring voting in all 50 states. In a statement issued Tuesday morning, the DOJ said one if its most important missions “is ensuring election integrity, supporting free and fair...
