today’s hot news
BO SNERDLEY’S RUSH HOUR 8-3
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. Give it a listen when you have...
Kennedy Center board votes to put Trump’s name back on the building in workaround plan B
WASHINGTON — A federal judge told the Kennedy Center that it couldn't simply rename the national performing arts institution for Donald Trump. So, the board has come up with Plan B: Don't rename it. Put Trump's name underneath it. The Kennedy Center's Trump-aligned...
Kentucky teacher becomes early test of state’s new anti-grooming law
DAILY BS BULLETIN Kentucky teacher Sadie Flores was arrested for allegedly grooming a middle school student. Detectives seized electronic records before filing the felony charge. The arrest came just weeks after Kentucky’s new anti-grooming law took effect. A Kentucky...
Carville wants Democrats to lock socialists out of the caucus before they burn down the tent
Tuesday’s primaries delivered a split verdict in the Democratic Party’s increasingly bitter fight over socialism. Moderate David Crowley narrowly defeated Democratic socialist Francesca Hong in Wisconsin’s gubernatorial primary. But in Minnesota, progressive Lt. Gov....
Trump asked about replacing Hegseth with DeSantis after ‘BS’ Camp David blowup
DAILY BS BULLETIN Trump called Pete Hegseth “one of my best” and rejected reports he is considering replacing the war secretary after a tense Camp David meeting. The president denies a broad munitions crisis but acknowledged some weapons are running low as analysts...
Socialists come for Florida Democrats as DSA tries to plant its flag in Trump country
BS BULLETIN Florida Democrats vote Tuesday in two primaries testing the growing power of the socialist left. DSA-backed Oliver Larkin is challenging pro-Israel Rep. Jared Moskowitz in a newly drawn swing district. Larkin backs abolishing the Senate, abolishing ICE and...
Taxpayers pay extra for early voting
(The Center Square) – Early voting begins in Illinois on Thursday morning, but the state’s 40-day early voting period is accompanied by additional taxpayer costs. The Center Square asked Rock Island County Clerk Karen Kinney if early voting resulted in...
Blue state faces lawsuit over knife, baseball bat ban for self-defense
A pro-Second Amendment group led a lawsuit Monday seeking to have New Jersey’s laws barring the carrying of items like baseball bats and knives for self-defense thrown out. The Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs and Knife Rights filed the lawsuit on...
Mayor Bass solicited millions through a gap in her own lobbying restrictions
(The Center Square) - Three years ago, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass promised to stop lobbyists from donating to two nonprofits closely associated with her office, but an investigation by The Center Square found the corporations and organizations paying those...
Jay Bhattacharya appears to keep infamous Harvard project torturing baby monkeys on life support
The National Institutes of Health under director Jay Bhattacharya continues to be keep funding Harvard research involving the torture of baby monkeys despite having announced it was terminating it. Bhattacharya has resisted making several major changes at NIH since...
Texas sees increasing apprehensions of gotaways along railroad
(The Center Square) – Illegal entries are ongoing in Texas border counties as gotaways continue to be apprehended in residential communities. Gotaways is the official U.S. Customs and Border Protection term used to describe foreign nationals who illegally enter...
Milwaukee mayor pitches tax, fee increases to fund $2.2 billion city budget
(The Center Square) – People living and visiting Milwaukee will likely be paying more under Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s latest spending plan. The mayor unveiled his 2027 city budget that is built on a property tax increase, a series of fee increases and increases...
