Television actor Nathaniel Pelletier dies suddenly in his home at age 53

Fans of the Hallmark series When Calls the Heart were left rocked after learning that actor Nathaniel "Nate" Pelletier's body…
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Congress avoids potential government shutdown at end of month, passes short-term funding bill
With the end of the current fiscal year coming at the end of the month, there was once again growing concern that Congress would be unable to pass a funding bill and avoid a partial government shutdown that would inevitably be blamed on Republicans by…
Jill Biden says her goodbyes to other first ladies at U.N. summit in NYC
Since he is no longer running for re-election, President Joe Biden will be ending his administration and leaving the White House for good in January, and exiting with him will be first lady Jill Biden. Realizing her time in power is drawing near its end,…
Trump rips ABC, David Muir for violating debate agreement
Donald Trump claimed vindication over ABC News' deceptive and one-sided moderation of the presidential debate, blasting "lightweight" anchor David Muir for violating the terms of an agreement with his campaign.  Many viewers noticed that the moderators' intrusive "fact checking" tended to focus on Trump, while…
Kamala Harris not heeding own climate change rhetoric, spending millions on private jet travel
Here's further proof that Democrats don't care as much about climate change as they claim to. Despite calling climate change an "existential threat," Democrat presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris has spent millions of dollars using a private jet to travel while she campaigns. A…
Benghazi terror leaders resentenced to 28 years in prison
It's been over a decade since the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack that resulted in the death of then-U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens. The mastermind behind the attack was recently resentenced, as his original sentence was only 22 years in prison. According to JustTheNews,…
Sen. Ben Cardin targeted by deepfake scammer pretending to be Ukraine official
Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) had an embarrassing situation unfold this week after he was targeted by a "deepfake" operation on a Zoom call. According to JustTheNews, Cardin, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Relations Committee, was targeted by a bad actor who was posing…
Stonewalling by Biden administration despite transparency promises
A new age of openness was a campaign pledge of President Joe Biden's administration upon assuming office in January 2021. There is mounting evidence that the administration is hiding information rather than providing the promised transparency, as shown by a pattern of ignored subpoenas, stonewalled…
DC disbars Rudy Giuliani for supporting Trump's 2020 election theory
In what can only be seen as a continuation of the punishment for the associates of former President Donald Trump, one of his oldest and dearest friends has lost his ability to do the job he has had for decades. Ruddy Giuliani, a former mayor…
Trump gains the endorsement of Albuquerque Police Officers
Former President Donald Trump is racking up endorsements for his third run for office, with law enforcement coming in strong with another endorsement. In a statement released on Thursday, the Albuquerque Police Officers' Association expressed their support for former President Donald Trump, citing his "proven…
Pennsylvania Supreme Court shuts down impeachment of woke prosecutor
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has killed off a Republican effort to impeach Philadelphia's woke, George Soros-funded prosecutor, Larry Krasner. The state's Democrat-controlled top court ruled that state lawmakers improperly impeached Krasner for mishandling crime in the city. Supreme Court blocks impeachment Republicans attempted to…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: Hurricane Helene Proves How Far We've Come In Predicting Storms
For all the jokes regarding weather and meteorologists, it is remarkable how far we've come in forecasting hurricanes. It is comparable to how the Wright brothers had mankind's first successful flight in 1903, and by 1914, humans were engaged in air combat in the First…
Federal indictment accuses New York Eric Adams of being bribed by foreign nationals
In a stunning development, the mayor of America's largest city was indicted this week on federal corruption charges.  According to the Associated Press, New York City Mayor Eric Adams stands accused of selling influence to foreign nationals. Prosecutors say Adams accept bribes from Turkish sources…
Ohio Supreme Court rejects request from former Ohio official to have his job restored
A former county official in Ohio recently asked the state Supreme Court to reinstate his position and kick his replacement out of office. Yet according to WCPO in Cincinnati, Ohio's highest judicial body rejected his request in a decision this week.  Former auditor's felony conviction…
Senate Democrats say presidential immunity ruling allows 'egregious forms of wrongdoing'
In a decision released earlier this year, the Supreme Court found that presidents enjoy a presumption of immunity for official acts and absolute immunity for actions tied to "core" constitutional duties. Meanwhile, unofficial acts are unprotected. The bombshell ruling led to fireworks in the Senate…
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