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Source: Davidoff Studios Photography / Getty It’s been a long time coming but the time is finally here. The Department of Justice have released what they are calling “Epstein Library” which consists of hundreds of thousands of documents related to the deceased financier and the investigation into his sex crimes. At this time, thousands of news companies are poring through the documents for previously unreleased information and names that might […]

Source: MStudioImages / Getty Every year, we hear that “scam season” starts earlier and ends later—and if you think crooks only work 9-to-5, think again. People fall victim to fraud year-round, but there’s a real spike during the holiday season. That’s because during this time folks are stressed, in a rush, spending more money, and opening themselves up to deals, travel plans, gifts, and charity requests. Scammers know this, and […]

Source: designer491 / Getty Boy, I tell ya, the ongoing self-victimization of white people is starting to get pathetic. I should say more pathetic. As part of their ongoing effort to embrace a victim mentality, the Trump-appointed head of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is urging white men to report if they’ve been discriminated against through diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. According to AP, on Wednesday evening, U.S. […]

Wes Moore has signed a new executive order aimed at tackling Maryland’s rising energy bills and pushing for long-term affordability across the state. The order, titled Building an Affordable and Reliable Energy Future, is designed to address what Moore calls a system that no longer works for consumers. He pointed to outdated policies, an aging power grid, and growing energy demand as key drivers behind soaring costs, while supply has failed to […]

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to reclassify marijuana, which is currently designated as a “Schedule I” drug. While President Trump’s executive order opens a pathway for potential federal scientific research of marijuana, the plant is still considered federally illegal. On Thursday (December 18), President Trump signed the executive order that could open a channel to marijuana and cannabidiol (CBD) research. While the move doesn’t exactly deschedule the plant […]

Susie Wiles, who serves as the White House‘s Chief of Staff, delivered an explosive number of quotes to Vanity Fair that seemingly exposed the inner turmoil among the administration. In the wake of the profile going live, Susie Wiles claims that the article was reframed as a hit piece, and we examine some of the finer points of the profile below. Vanity Fair’s Chris Whipple shadowed Susie Wiles over the […]

✕ In today’s news update, Sybil Wilkes highlights major developments in the fight for restorative justice, a heated legal battle in Georgia, and the economic challenges facing families this winter. In a significant legislative move concerning the legacy of slavery, Maryland lawmakers have voted to override Gov. Wes Moore’s veto, officially clearing the path for the creation of a state commission to study potential reparations. The decision brings to the […]

Source: Historical / Getty Documents have revealed that 18 Navy SEALS were disciplined after it was found that they were sharing racist memes targeting a Black SEAL who was also in the group chat.  According to CBS News, the Navy’s investigation found that the harassment went on from 2021 to 2024. They found that members of SEAL Team Four had sent memes that were described as “slave in chains,” with […]

Source: DOUG MILLS / Getty On Wednesday (December 17), President Donald Trump gave a presidential address to the nation in an attempt to quell growing discontent with the first year of his second term. Judging by the reactions during and after the speech, it appears to have fallen flat. The address was carried by ABC, NBC, and CBS – which delayed the season finale of its hit show, Survivor, to […]