WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert has sent a memo to teams that addresses ongoing discussions around transgender athletes in women's basketball. “I know many of you have received questions in recent weeks regarding transgender athlete participation in women’s basketball, and I expect this topic will continue to receive significant attention,” Engelbert wrote in the memo, which [...]
The Senate voted early Saturday morning to fund the federal government until Dec. 11 with the aim of averting another government shutdown before the midterm election, sending the bill to the House before leaving for a five-week recess. The continuing resolution (CR) passed 90-6 after Republicans spent days haggling over a provision inserted by the White House [...]
Is Prince Harry using the Invictus Games as emotional leverage to force King Charles into a public reunion? In this episode of "The Scoop," Paula Froelich breaks down the latest Sussex legal and media tactics with JJ Anisiobi, host of "The Daily Espresso." From Harry’s leaks to the UK press to the truth behind his armed security demands and Buckingham Palace stayovers, we uncover what is really happening behind palace walls. Follow Paula Froelich: Substack: https://substack.com/@paulafroelichuncensored Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pfro Follow JJ Anisiobi: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOfV3reyTR3KJaBJ_Scq2sdkMJVGGPkDA Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and comment your thoughts below! Hashtags #PrinceHarry #KingCharles…
One audit involving Nevada’s Division of Child and Family Services identified more than $365,000 in questioned costs at Miracle Minds Therapy, also known as United Citizens Foundation
Todd Blanche survived a bruising confirmation fight to become the nation's 88th attorney general, winning Senate approval by a single vote after a last-minute decision by a Louisiana Republican broke the deadlock. The Senate voted 50-49 early Saturday morning to confirm Blanche on a permanent basis, ending months of turmoil at the Justice Department and […] The post Senate confirms Todd Blanche as attorney general in razor-thin 50-49 vote appeared first on American Almanac .
Todd Blanche survived a bruising confirmation fight to become the nation's 88th attorney general, winning Senate approval by a single vote after a last-minute decision by a Louisiana Republican broke the deadlock. The Senate voted 50-49 early Saturday morning to confirm Blanche on a permanent basis, ending months of turmoil at the Justice Department and capping a nomination battle that exposed deep fractures inside the Republican conference. Two GOP senators, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine, crossed party lines to vote with every Senate Democrat against the former Trump defense lawyer, the New York Post reported . Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky was absent due to ongoing health issues, which meant Blanche could…Open
Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn, a Democrat-endorsed "independent," likened modern immigration enforcement to the Nazi persecution of Jews at an October 2025 town hall, according to audio obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, a comparison that clashes sharply with his own history of contacting ICE to report illegal immigrants at a Kellogg's factory. The Washington […] The post Dan Osborn compared immigration enforcement to Nazi Germany — then his own record told a different story appeared first on American Almanac .
Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn, a Democrat-endorsed "independent," likened modern immigration enforcement to the Nazi persecution of Jews at an October 2025 town hall, according to audio obtained by the Washington Free Beacon, a comparison that clashes sharply with his own history of contacting ICE to report illegal immigrants at a Kellogg's factory. The Washington Free Beacon reported on the recording, in which Osborn told an audience member that the current political climate mirrors 1930s Germany. His words were direct: "You have to have a common enemy, right? And in the 30s it was the Jews. This, they're using the immigrants." Osborn went further, arguing that immigrants lack political power and cannot fairly be blamed for the…Open
Suffolk County health officials have confirmed a fourth case of tularemia on Long Island this year, extending a steady rise in the rare but potentially deadly tick-borne illness that has no vaccine available to the public. Dr. Gregson Pigott, commissioner of the Suffolk County Department of Health Services, confirmed the latest case to ABC News […] The post Fourth case of 'rabbit fever' confirmed on Long Island as tick-borne infections climb appeared first on American Almanac .
Suffolk County health officials have confirmed a fourth case of tularemia on Long Island this year, extending a steady rise in the rare but potentially deadly tick-borne illness that has no vaccine available to the public. Dr. Gregson Pigott, commissioner of the Suffolk County Department of Health Services, confirmed the latest case to ABC News on Thursday. The bacterial infection, caused by the organism Francisella tularensis, is commonly known as "rabbit fever" because hunters who skin and gut wild rabbits risk direct exposure. It spreads to humans primarily through tick bites, deer fly bites, handling infected animal tissue, breathing contaminated dust, or drinking contaminated water. It does not spread person to person. The case…Open
