Alina Habba: “Absolutely” Open to Becoming Trump’s Next Press Secretary

Following Karoline Leavitt’s resignation as White House Press Secretary, Alina Habba—Trump’s former attorney—has been considered a potential replacement. During an appearance on Benny Johnson’s show today, Habba confirmed she is “absolutely” open to the role if it is offered to her. Earlier speculation suggested Habba was Trump’s top choice to replace Leavitt. However, in response…

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Englewood Faces Heartbreak as Mayor Pro Tem Joe Anderson Dies in Summit County Hike

Englewood, Colorado, mourns the sudden passing of its city council member and mayor pro tem, Joe Anderson, who died Friday, August 28, while hiking Quandary Peak in Summit County. The 45-year-old leader was pronounced dead at the scene after losing consciousness and ceasing to breathe during his mountain trek. Emergency responders attempted resuscitation efforts following…

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U.S. Strikes Iranian Mine-Laying Targets in Hormuz as Iran Retaliates Against U.S. Forces in Jordan

American forces struck two Iranian rocket launchers on Sunday near Larak Island after U.S. officials stated that Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps personnel were preparing to fire sea mines into the Strait of Hormuz. The attack occurred days following a U.S. military announcement that it had cleared mine threats from international shipping routes in the strait….

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Minnesota Mother Dies Saving Daughter in St. Paul Fire After Running Back for Her Child

A Minnesota mother escaped her burning home but returned for her child, sacrificing her life in the act of protection. Firefighters discovered Bonnie Pierce shielding her young daughter beneath her body as flames engulfed their duplex on Magnolia Avenue in St. Paul. While her daughter survived, Bonnie died from severe burns sustained during the rescue….

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Former Venezuelan Dictator Nicolás Maduro Releases Slimmer Prison Photos Amid U.S. Detention

Nicolás Maduro, the former Venezuelan dictator, has released photographs depicting him appearing noticeably slimmer while detained in New York. The images, posted on Sunday, show him wearing gray sweatpants and gesturing with two fingers against a plain wall. In a message accompanying the photos, Maduro thanked supporters for their prayers and assured his family of…

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FBI’s Withdrawn Memo Reveals Flawed Analysis and Unwarranted Scrutiny

The Justice Department confirmed that work continued on the controversial Richmond Catholic memo after its February 2023 withdrawal. Newly released records show an FBI analyst revised the document more than a month following public backlash, internal disagreements over its premise, and investigations into two priests that found no wrongdoing. The memo, initially published by the…

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Grand Canyon Flash Flood Leaves Over 20 Missing as Search Efforts Continue

Flash flooding at Grand Canyon National Park has resulted in over 20 people missing, according to park authorities. On Sunday, flash floods swept through several campgrounds and hiking trails within the national park, with the majority of impacts concentrated on the inner loop of Bright Angel Creek corridor. Authorities expressed concern that hikers and backpackers…

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