Month: September 2021

Panama’s foreign minister warned Wednesday that up to 60,000 migrants, many of them of Haitian origin, are making their way through the Central American country toward the US-Mexico border — threatening the Biden administration with a fresh illegal immigration crisis. Erika Mouynes claimed in an interview with Axios that her government had notified the White … Read more

Mainstream media outlets are, with egg on their face, issuing clarifications and corrections to their stories that falsely smeared Border Patrol agents who were defending America’s southern border for actions they didn’t take using equipment they don’t have. The timing makes sense as attention strays again from the U.S.-Mexico border following an influx of some … Read more

By Guest Author October 1st is here and its time to start your College Aid (FAFSA) application. But, are you sure what to do? The mistakes you make could cost you $1000’s of dollars. Even worse your student may not be able to afford the school of their dreams. Also read: Smart Money Habits For College … Read more

A new book, “It’s Better to Be Feared” by ESPN writer Seth Wickersham, explores the Patriots dynasty through hundreds of sources and interviews that reveal the secretive inner workings of the team from 2001–19. The book suggests the relationship between owner Robert Kraft and head coach Bill Belichick may not be particularly rosy. At one … Read more

FIRST ON FOX: Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas challenged “Squad” queen Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D‑N.Y., to “cry in front of the Biden cages” as the crisis at the southern border continues to rage.In a phone interview with Fox News, the senator ripped into President Biden’s handling of the border crisis before blasting Ocasio-Cortez for … Read more

Construction kicked off Tuesday on a 19-story homeless housing project designed to reshape a corner of skid row in the image of more well-to-do environs. The 278-unit Weingart Tower will replace a parking lot at 555 S. Crocker St., around the corner from the Weingart Center, the project’s developer in collaboration with affordable housing developer … Read more

We’re all gonna die—and it’s all the Republicans’ fault! With some slight exaggeration, that was CNN’s message this morning regarding Republican reluctance to raise the debt limit. Mugging a petrified look [see screencap] New Day co-host John Berman opened the show by predicting nothing short of “the potential collapse of the U.S. economy,” because “Republicans … Read more

The internet connectivity on older tech devices and smart gadgets could stop working on Thursday after a key digital certificate required to access websites safely expires. Let’s Encrypt, a nonprofit organization that is the largest issuer of digital certificates — which encrypts and protects the connection between devices and websites on the internet — will … Read more