today’s hot news
DAILY RUSH HOUR: Democrats have a socialist infestation — and the exterminator ain’t coming
Hey folks—I know not everyone gets a chance to catch Rush Hour live, so I'm going to start including a link to each episode right here in the blast. That way, if you missed the show or just want to hear it again, it's only a click away - or check out my thoughts...
Jelly Roll goes from ‘respect our president’ to ‘fat pig’ Trump attack on Jimmy Kimmel, fans are furious
BS BULLETIN: Jelly Roll unloaded on President Trump while guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! Monday night. The country star mocked Trump’s weight, flag-waving and approval ratings. Quite a turn for the man who once defended respecting the president and insisted: “I’m...
Jill Biden wonders if Joe was drugged before debate, opens new mystery: ‘Who knows?’
BS BULLETIN: Jill Biden was asked whether someone could have “laced” Joe Biden’s drink before his disastrous 2024 debate. Her answer: “Who knows? Who knows?” Jill says doctors determined Joe had not suffered a stroke, but she still has no definitive explanation for...
El-Sayed drags Usha Vance into Sharia fight — and the backlash gets ugly
BS BULLETIN: Abdul El-Sayed dragged Usha Vance into his escalating feud with Vice President JD Vance after Vance hammered the Michigan Democrat over his past Sharia-law comments. Critics accused El-Sayed of racism and sexism after he suggested Usha might not have been...
Trump wants cheaper burgers — MAGA ranchers say they’re getting grilled
BS BULLETIN: Trump will temporarily allow up to 300,000 metric tons of imported ground-beef product into the U.S. at lower tariffs to attack record beef prices. Republican senators and major cattle groups are pushing back hard. One problem: economists question whether...
Democrat breaks ranks to back Trump in Canada tariff war: ‘It won’t go well for them’
BS BULLETIN: Democrat Rep. Jared Golden is backing Trump as the U.S.-Canada tariff battle escalates. “If Canada thinks they’re better off without our goods, I wish them good luck,” Golden said. Canada is preparing retaliatory tariffs of up to 50% beginning Sept. 8....
Medicare Part D paid $588M for OTC drugs labeled as prescription-only
(The Center Square) – Medicare Part D sponsors made $587.7 million in ineligible payments to pharmacies for five drugs carrying obsolete prescription-only labeling more than a year after the corresponding brand-name drugs switched to over-the-counter status, a...
Microsoft director warned the public would see AI training as ‘astonishing theft,’ unsealed filing shows
OpenAI and Microsoft employees privately acknowledged their artificial intelligence products compete with the news outlets whose articles trained them, an unsealed court filing alleges. OpenAI’s head of ChatGPT Nick Turley wrote that the company’s products “are...
Tucker Carlson clarifies he hasn’t endorsed anyone in Abdul El-Sayed race
Daily Caller News Foundation co-founder Tucker Carlson disputed reports Monday that he endorsed Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Corporate media claimed that Carlson endorsed El-Sayed after stating that he would not vote for Republican Michigan...
Trump reportedly called off Houthi strikes as bombs were being loaded onto U.S. planes
President Donald Trump reportedly called off planned U.S. airstrikes against Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis at the last minute Sunday, even as American personnel were loading bombs onto aircraft, The New York Times reported. The Trump administration had prepared to...
Republicans distance from Trump ahead of midterms
(The Center Square) — Republican candidates in redrawn congressional districts across the country have appeared to distance themselves from President Donald Trump in recent weeks. Across the country, 10 states successfully implemented new congressional maps...
‘Double whammy’: Holiday travelers face higher fares and fewer flights as jet fuel costs soar
United Airlines and American Airlines are cutting some flights from their December schedules as jet fuel costs climb, executives at both carriers told investors. Travelers whose flights are cut are often “quietly funneled toward travel credits or vouchers rather than...
