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President-elect Donald Trump sounded off against House Speaker Mike Johnson’s spending bill. The government is set to shut down on December 21 without a continuing resolution to fund it, so Johnson and the Republican-controlled House are rushing to pass one. The bill would provide government funding through March 14 and is nearly 1,500 pages long.…

Thirteen sisters from the Felician congregation in Livonia, Michigan, died from COVID-19 between April and June 2020. Most were aged 69 to 99. The virus spread rapidly after being unknowingly brought in by two aides. Experts later criticized the lack of proper precautions, especially given the nuns’ vulnerability. The tragic loss, which also impacted the…

Embarking on a journey along the Pan-American Highway is an exhilarating experience like no other. Spanning around 19,000 miles, this iconic highway provides a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of landscapes, cultures, and histories. Connecting numerous countries across the Americas, from the northernmost to the southernmost points, this epic road trip is a…

Jacqueline’s story is one of betrayal, resilience, and ultimate self-discovery, a tale where the scales of justice tip not in the courtroom but in the complex interplay of human relationships and karma. Her journey began in the shadows of doubt and rejection but emerged into the light of self-worth, proving that sometimes, the best revenge…

The Justice Department’s Inspector General, Michael Horowitz, released a much-anticipated report on Thursday, shedding light on the FBI’s use of confidential human sources (CHS) in connection with the January 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol. The report reveals significant shortcomings in intelligence management and coordination, raising questions about the FBI’s readiness and oversight during…