Vice President JD Vance said Thursday that a vote by Israeli lawmakers to annex the West Bank was a ‘very stupid political stunt.’ A bill applying Israeli law to the occupied West Bank, which effectively would annex the territory for Israel, passed a vote Wednesday in Israel’s parliament as Vance was visiting the country, according to Reuters. It was the first of four votes needed for the proposal to become law. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin...
A top House Republican is criticizing one of Democrats’ senior leaders for saying the government shutdown and its effects are a ‘leverage point’ to accomplish their goals on healthcare. ‘It’s appalling to see the number two House Democrat openly admit that the left is weaponizing hardworking Americans as ‘leverage’ for political gain, even acknowledging families will suffer in the process,’ Republican Study Committee Chair August Pfluger, R-Texas, told Fox News Digital. ‘This isn’t governance —...
Vice President JD Vance slammed former White House press secretary Jen Psaki’s ‘disgraceful’ remarks implying that second lady Usha Vance is afraid of her husband. ‘I think it’s disgraceful, but of course the second lady can speak for herself,’ Vance told reporters in Israel on Thursday. He remarked that he is ‘very lucky to have a wonderful wife’ and that he was honored to have her by his side during his recent trip to Israel....
President Donald Trump maintains he’s steering clear of Virginia politics, but his in-flight remarks about Winsome Earle-Sears are prompting questions about whether he’s backing her after all. The president has issued a full-throated endorsement for Attorney General Jason Miyares’ re-election bid but has stopped short of doing so for Earle-Sears or lieutenant governor nominee John Reid. He has notably endorsed New Jersey Republican gubernatorial nominee Jack Ciattarelli as a ‘winner’ with a ‘complete and total...
The idea of owning an electric car was something futuristic. The concept of people’s silent rides, zero emissions, and avoiding the petrol pump was loved by people. However, it was not that difficult to get a car but to charge it. Drivers were concerned about the long drive when they would run out of power or spend hours recharging. That story is changing fast. The modern electric car charger has become an intelligent, dependable device,...
Opening a trading account is the first step toward participating in global financial markets. It allows individuals to access various instruments, from stocks and commodities to currencies and indices. The process might seem technical at first, but with a structured approach, anyone can set up a secure and functional trading account within minutes. According to SOHO International experts, the setup process ensures clients have a safe and transparent entry point into the trading environment. Each...
The Democrats, or Socialists, or whatever they are these days, are hopping mad over President Donald Trump’s construction of a ballroom in the East Wing of the White House, and while it may be their silliest freakout of the entire Trump era, it is also quite telling. The ladies on ABC’s ‘The View’ were apoplectic when they saw images of demolition, a fairly ordinary way to begin renovations, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. They echoed one-time...
For Katherine Rosecrans, leadership started long before the boardroom. Growing up in Edina, Minnesota, she learned early how to balance teamwork and strategy as a varsity softball catcher and team captain. “Softball taught me more about leadership than I ever expected,” she says. “You’re calling plays, reading the field, and earning trust every inning — it’s not much different from leading a marketing team.” That foundation of discipline and communication followed her through college, where...
Teams ship more when work feels simple, steady, and easy to start. Days move faster when the path from “request” to “done” is short, screens load quickly, and handoffs do not require guesswork. The core idea is focus – fewer tools doing more of the right things. Clear calls that speed decisions, one hub for calendars and docs, small bursts of automation, and a calm rhythm that protects deep work. With that mix, new hires...
Sir Tony Blair has urged Energy Secretary Ed Miliband to ditch his 2030 clean power target and cut green levies as his think tank warns that current climate policies are driving up costs for homes and businesses. A new report from the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), personally approved by the former prime minister, claims the government’s commitment to fully decarbonise the electricity grid by 2030 is “destroying industry” and “damaging households.” The intervention, which has...
