Religious broadcasting trade association champions AM radio, source of “live, local, lifesaving emergency communications in times of disaster”… Read more
Yearly Archives: 2025
No survivors expected after passenger jet collided with Army helicopter near Reagan Airport
Officials said Thursday morning they don’t anticipate finding any survivors from the midair collision involving a commercial jet carrying more than 60 people and an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport that occurred the night before. D.C. Fire and EMS Chief John Donnelly said the operation pivoted from a “rescue” to…… Read more
Op-Ed: Inesa Ponomariovaite
(CHICAGO, IL.) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2025 – Inesa Ponomariovaite is a successful holistic health practitioner and entrepreneur who is the founder and CEO of Nesa’s Hemp. She is known for taking private battles and providing solutions for those battling diseases, including curing her mother from cancer. As Robert Kennedy Jr. will take to Capitol Hill today, she writes a featured article in The Daily…… Read more
RFK says he is not ‘anti-vaccine,’ warns America faces debt and ruin if health worsens
President Trump’s health secretary nominee, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., on Wednesday said vaccines are a critical component of health care, hoping to push back on the main objection to his nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. Mr. Kennedy, testifying before the Senate Finance Committee, said his reputation as “anti-vaccine” stems from his push to scrutinize shots…… Read more
White House orders freeze on ‘all federal financial assistance’
President Trump’s budget office has ordered all federal agencies to temporarily pause the disbursement of “all federal financial assistance” besides Social Security and Medicare. The order could disrupt tens of billions of dollars in payments for domestic infrastructure projects, climate initiatives, foreign aid…… Read more
Secretary Hegseth, ‘new sheriff’ in town at the Pentagon, arrives promising changes
Newly confirmed Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Monday strode into the Pentagon, vowing that the military organization he now leads is fully on board with the policies of the Trump administration, particularly helping to restrict the flow of illegal immigrants into the country. With Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown, chairman of the…… Read more
From DEI to JFK: Trump’s Week 1 blitz quickly reshapes government, redirects America’s focus
President Trump’s dizzying array of executive actions signed during his first week back in office quickly extinguished many of the initiatives of the Biden administration, from closing the wide-open borders to reducing the number of federally recognized genders to just two. Trump’s week of action, which…… Read more
Blitz on illegal immigration underway with troops to border, DOJ investigating sanctuary cities
Congress delivered on a major part of President Trump’s immigration agenda Wednesday by giving final approval to a bill that requires the Homeland Security Department to detain and try to deport illegal immigrants accused of minor crimes such as shoplifting. The bill adds legislative heft to Mr. Trump’s efforts to gain control of the border. The Pentagon said Wednesday…… Read more
Trump administration directs federal DEI staff to be put on leave
President Trump has directed that all employees in diversity, equity and inclusion roles be put on paid leave, a memo from the Office of Personnel Management shows Tuesday. The memo, sent to heads of departments and agencies, gives a 5 p.m. Wednesday deadline to let the employees…… Read more
Trump fires four Biden officials, promises to ax ‘many more’
President Trump kept his Day 1 actions going after midnight Monday by firing four presidential appointees from the Biden administration. “Our first day in the White House is not over yet! My Presidential Personnel Office is actively in the process of identifying and removing over…… Read more
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Yearly Archives: 2025
PRESS RELEASE: AM Radio is Back. Car Radio Act Introduced in Congress
Religious broadcasting trade association champions AM radio, source of “live, local, lifesaving emergency communications in times of disaster”… Continue Reading
No survivors expected after passenger jet collided with Army helicopter near Reagan Airport
Officials said Thursday morning they don’t anticipate finding any survivors from the midair collision involving a commercial jet carrying more than 60 people and an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport that occurred the night before. D.C. Fire and EMS Chief John Donnelly said the operation pivoted from a “rescue” to…… Continue Reading
Op-Ed: Inesa Ponomariovaite
(CHICAGO, IL.) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2025 – Inesa Ponomariovaite is a successful holistic health practitioner and entrepreneur who is the founder and CEO of Nesa’s Hemp. She is known for taking private battles and providing solutions for those battling diseases, including curing her mother from cancer. As Robert Kennedy Jr. will take to Capitol Hill today, she writes a featured article in The Daily…… Continue Reading
RFK says he is not ‘anti-vaccine,’ warns America faces debt and ruin if health worsens
President Trump’s health secretary nominee, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., on Wednesday said vaccines are a critical component of health care, hoping to push back on the main objection to his nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. Mr. Kennedy, testifying before the Senate Finance Committee, said his reputation as “anti-vaccine” stems from his push to scrutinize shots…… Continue Reading
White House orders freeze on ‘all federal financial assistance’
President Trump’s budget office has ordered all federal agencies to temporarily pause the disbursement of “all federal financial assistance” besides Social Security and Medicare. The order could disrupt tens of billions of dollars in payments for domestic infrastructure projects, climate initiatives, foreign aid…… Continue Reading
Secretary Hegseth, ‘new sheriff’ in town at the Pentagon, arrives promising changes
Newly confirmed Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Monday strode into the Pentagon, vowing that the military organization he now leads is fully on board with the policies of the Trump administration, particularly helping to restrict the flow of illegal immigrants into the country. With Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown, chairman of the…… Continue Reading
From DEI to JFK: Trump’s Week 1 blitz quickly reshapes government, redirects America’s focus
President Trump’s dizzying array of executive actions signed during his first week back in office quickly extinguished many of the initiatives of the Biden administration, from closing the wide-open borders to reducing the number of federally recognized genders to just two. Trump’s week of action, which…… Continue Reading
Blitz on illegal immigration underway with troops to border, DOJ investigating sanctuary cities
Congress delivered on a major part of President Trump’s immigration agenda Wednesday by giving final approval to a bill that requires the Homeland Security Department to detain and try to deport illegal immigrants accused of minor crimes such as shoplifting. The bill adds legislative heft to Mr. Trump’s efforts to gain control of the border. The Pentagon said Wednesday…… Continue Reading
Trump administration directs federal DEI staff to be put on leave
President Trump has directed that all employees in diversity, equity and inclusion roles be put on paid leave, a memo from the Office of Personnel Management shows Tuesday. The memo, sent to heads of departments and agencies, gives a 5 p.m. Wednesday deadline to let the employees…… Continue Reading
Trump fires four Biden officials, promises to ax ‘many more’
President Trump kept his Day 1 actions going after midnight Monday by firing four presidential appointees from the Biden administration. “Our first day in the White House is not over yet! My Presidential Personnel Office is actively in the process of identifying and removing over…… Continue Reading