Posts Tagged ‘President Trump’
TrumpIRA – Retirement Savings Accounts for American Workers
TrumpIRA announced – Retirement-Savings Accounts for American Workers
Read MoreShooter Stopped at Correspondents’ Dinner; President Safe — What We Know (updated)
A shooter was stopped in the lobby of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Saturday night, triggering panic as guests took cover under tables. President Donald Trump was escorted to safety as Secret Service secured the scene. What we know about the shooter
Read MoreExecutive Order Signed to Accelerate Medical Treatments, Research for Serious Mental Illness
A new Executive Order is opening the door wider to one of the most debated frontiers in mental health treatment: psychedelic-assisted therapy and research into the mechanisms of this treatment, available legally now only outside of the United States.
Read More48 Hours to Act: Strait of Hormuz Crisis Reaches Breaking Point
After 2–3 days of escalating attacks by Iran — and counterattacks — tensions have sharply intensified. The Strait of Hormuz remains too dangerous for normal navigation. A missile traveling more than 4,000 miles struck near Diego Garcia, underscoring Iran’s extended reach, including the potential to target sites deep into Europe. Meanwhile, strikes on Israel have…
Read MoreUpdated: BREAKING: US Captures Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Wife; Military Sites Hit
UPDATE: Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are now being held in a Brooklyn, NYC detention facility, awaiting their trials, after being taken in Caracas, Venezuela by helicopter, ship, plane, and driven in late last night. He greeted law enforcement as he was taken in – he should be in court as early as…
Read MoreMaking America a “Most-Favored Nation” for Drug Prices: Pfizer and AstraZeneca Step Up First
The United States has begun implementing its new “Most-Favored-Nation” prescription drug pricing policy, a move designed to align what Americans pay for medicines with the lowest prices available in comparable developed nations. Following an executive order signed in May 2025 and formal letters to major pharmaceutical companies this summer, two global leaders — Pfizer and…
Read MoreNo Kings: From the Heart—or the Hustle. It’s Complicated
Between paid demonstrators, pressured union members, and the sincerely moved, the streets are crowded — and complicated. When was the last time you made a sign and marched? Shouted until you were hoarse? Or just watched others do it and wondered: what moves them — conviction or choreography? Today’s protests often blur those lines. Some…
Read MoreColumbus Day: Still 1 of 12 Official Federal Holidays, but Changes from State to State
Columbus Day, observed on the second Monday in October, is one of 12 official federal holidays in the United States — but how it’s recognized varies widely. While Rhode Island and many states still close offices and schools, others now observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead. For many businesses, it’s a regular workday. As a federal holiday,…
Read MoreFreedom for Hostages – “The War is Over” – The Day After Begins for the Middle East
Publisher’s Note: We will be updating this historical moment throughout the day – check back. UPDATES: 2am – first 7 hostages released to Red Cross – all said to be walking on their own – and have entered Israel The second group of 13, from another location, are in the process of being released into…
Read MoreRhode Island Governor says DOJ’s Aug. 19 Sanctuary‑Status Deadline ‘Does Not Merit a Response’
Rhode Island, along with 12 other states, 4 counties and 18 cities/towns will have until August 19th to respond to the US Attorney General’s letter demanding they abolish their “Sanctuary” policies. In New England, only Rhode Island, Connecticut and Vermont have statewide policies – along with the city of Boston in Massachusetts. Governors, Mayors and…
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