Americans are in for a treat on Thursday and Friday night. The NOAA has reported an explosion of solar materials mixing with magnetic fields will produce one of the strongest geomagnetic storms of the year resulting in many Americans being able to see the Northern Lights. Astronomers have reported Americans in 22 states will be able to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights but noted in order to see them you must be in an area that isn’t impacted by light pollution. The Hill reported more on what is causing the Northern Lights: An eruption of solar material and magnetic fields is impacting Earth, prompting one of the strongest geomagnetic storms of the year — and a chance at seeing the northern lights for many. NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center has been tracking four notable coronal mass ejections (CMEs) — explosions of plasma and magnetic material from the sun — since Monday. While “the bulk” of three of the CMEs was expected to miss Earth, the SWPC said one hurled out by the sun Wednesday appeared to be heading our way. As predicted, the agency reported a strong G3-level geomagnetic storm had started early Thursday morning. In an update, the SWPC said “infrastructure operators have been notified to mitigate any possible impacts,” which may include “controllable power fluctuations in the power grid,” a “slight risk” to satellite operations, and “intermittent GPS degradation.” As daunting as that sounds, infrastructure managers faced even stronger geomagnetic storming this year, and you likely didn’t even notice. What you may notice, however, is the northern lights. Some of the main factors that can influence whether you’ll see the northern lights include the strength of the storm, your location, and the time of day. Storms that reach G3 strength on the SWPC’s 5-point scale are capable of sending the northern lights as far south as Illinois and Oregon. The SWPC noted, however, that the true strength of the storm can change as the CME interacts with our atmosphere. ‘Strong’ geomagnetic storm makes Northern Lights sightings possible in US on Thursday, Friday https://t.co/xg9ZxWWYyF pic.twitter.com/GsJaznr7vL — New York Post (@nypost) November 6, 2025 Space provided the 22 states that residents might be able to get a glimpse of the Northern Lights: Based on the latest NOAA aurora forecast map, the following 22 U.S. States appear fully or partially above the aurora view line: Alaska Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan New York Pennsylvania Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Maine But remember, that auroras are highly unpredictable, so even if you’re within the view line, you’ll still need cloud-free skies, minimal light pollution, a clear view northward and a little bit of luck to catch the show.

As WLT Report previously reported, on Tuesday evening, a UPS plane at the Louisville Airport exploded on the runway while it was taking off. Authorities have reported 12 people have been confirmed dead from the explosion and many are still unaccounted for. On Wednesday, the NTSB revealed they have recovered the black boxes from the crash scene. CNN reported more on the latest update on the fatal crash: The death toll reached 12 by Wednesday evening, and officials have said they still expect that number to climb as emergency crews transition to the recovery phase of the response. None of the victims has been identified. An NTSB investigation team arrived in Louisville today, recovering crucial assets like the aircraft’s black boxes, which store flight data and cockpit voice recordings. The NTSB has asked the public to turn in any scraps found within the half-mile debris field from the crash to aid its investigation. Passenger flights in and out of Louisville’s international airport have resumed, but are experiencing a significant backlog due to delays on Tuesday. UPS planes also began departing from the airport again around 24 hours after the cargo plane crashed. Industry turbulence: Just one day after the aviation tragedy struck Louisville, the Department of Transportation announced it will reduce air traffic by 10% at 40 major airports starting Friday if no government shutdown deal is reached, citing safety concerns due to air traffic controller staffing shortages. Take a look: The NTSB says both black boxes from UPS Flight 2976 have been recovered. One records pilot conversations, and the other tracks the plane’s flight data. pic.twitter.com/GA0xSqma7f — Crime With Bobby (@CrimeWithBobby) November 6, 2025 WLKY reported further on the investigation on the ground in Kentucky: We’re getting a look at a potential key piece of evidence in figuring out what caused a UPS plane to catch fire and crash in Louisville. A large cargo plane crashed during takeoff Tuesday evening from Louisville’s airport. The crash was fiery and sprawling, and ultimately led to the deaths of at least 12 people. The NTSB, the agency investigating, said the plane’s left wing caught fire and left engine detached. But why that happened is still unclear. Black boxes on planes contain two separate devices: a cockpit voice recorder and a flight data recorder. They are designed to withstand plane crashes and help investigators understand what happened. They are typically bright orange for visibility, but you can see these are now mostly charred black. The NTSB said it won’t speculate on the cause of the crash, and they won’t determine one while they are in Louisville. The ground investigation usually takes 7-10 days and final reports sometimes take a year or more to be finalized. They hope to speed up the process due to how critical the UPS service is.

It wasn’t completely unexpected.  But in the world of politics in 2025, who knows what will really happen? As it turns out, Nancy Pelosi has made it official. She will NOT be seeking reelection — though she will be finishing out the end of her current term in the House. She made the announcement today with a video. It’s not a tiny video, and it isn’t what you would normally expect from a retiring member of the House of Representatives. It’s a lot more dramatic than that, which is EXACTLY what you’d expect from Nancy Pelosi! Just wait till you see the highly-produced video she dropped a short time ago via social media, describing herself as a woman of the people. And (it hurts to even type the words), painting herself as a devout servant of God… Claiming that her heart cry was to be an ‘instrument of thy peace’. If you have the stomach for it, here’s Pelosi’s grand going-away video: Thank you, San Francisco. pic.twitter.com/OP8ubeFzR6 — Nancy Pelosi (@TeamPelosi) November 6, 2025 And here’s the full screen version for those of you who are REALLY feeling brave today!: Thank you, San Francisco. pic.twitter.com/OP8ubeFzR6 — Nancy Pelosi (@TeamPelosi) November 6, 2025 But that’s not the video that will live in my mind rent-free for years after Pelosi’s exit from DC politics. There are several that come to mind — but that pile of baloney she just shared on X is definitely not one of them. This clip from back in the day, however… this video will always stay vivid whenever I think of ‘Crazy Nancy’, as President Trump aptly named her: This is a perfect clip to remember Nancy Pelosi’s career by. Pelosi: We have cold hard evidence of the Trump family possibly intending to collude with Russia. pic.twitter.com/7CLCoJQbVY — MAZE (@mazemoore) November 6, 2025 With any luck, her part in trying to spin up KNOWN FABRICATIONS against President Trump might just give us a different sort of video. Maybe handcuffs and a perp walk?  We can only hope, and pray. The rumors about her possible exit have been swirling for awhile now. But she was apparently waiting until after the Proposition 50 legislation that her and Gavin Newsom cooked up passed in California, according to Fox News: Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., will not be seeking re-election after completing her current term, she announced in a video Thursday morning. “There has been no greater honor for me than to stand on the House floor and say, ‘I speak for the people of San Francisco.’ I have truly loved serving as your voice in Congress, and I’ve always honored the soul of Saint Francisco — ‘Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace.’ The anthem of our city,” Pelosi said in a voiceover. “That is why I want you, my fellow San Franciscans to be the first to know I will not be seeking re-election to Congress. With a grateful heart, I look forward to my final year of service as your proud representative as we go forward.” Her constant clashes with the president, including tearing up his State of the Union speech while sitting behind him as he delivered it in 2020, earned her the nickname “Crazy Nancy” by the Republican commander-in-chief. Rumors of her potential retirement had swirled for days ahead of the explosive news on Thursday, but Pelosi’s spokesperson said she would discuss her political future after California voted on a referendum allowing state Democrats to redraw the state’s congressional map. “Speaker Pelosi is fully focused on her mission to win the Yes on 50 election in CA. Any discussion of her future plans beyond that mission is pure speculation. As she has said, Speaker Pelosi will not make any announcements about her future until after Prop 50 is settled,” spokesperson Ian Krager said Monday. That measure, Proposition 50, passed overwhelmingly on Tuesday night. As you would expect, the mainstream media is simply beaming about how great and wonderful Nancy Pelosi’s reign of power has been. Which is why I literally laughed out loud looking through some of the breaking news reports. Check out this ABC News affiliate’s video report that broke the news in Los Angeles. The last line ironically reeks of Biden’s own claim that he could have won again if he’d just stayed in the race! Here’s that clip: Even ABC News sounded like they were scoffing at Pelosi’s parting “I could have won again!” quip! For his part, President Trump is sure to have a LOT to say in the coming days. But immediately following the news, Fox News’ White House correspondent Peter Doocy was able to ask the President for a reaction. Here’s what Doocy shared a few minutes ago on X: NEW: POTUS tells me: The retirement of Nancy Pelosi is a great thing for America She was evil Corrupt And only focused on bad things for our country She was rapidly losing control of her party And it was never coming back I’m very honored she impeached me twice and… — Peter Doocy (@pdoocy) November 6, 2025 And here’s that full text of the President’s off-the-cuff reaction to the END of her reign… in case that’s hard to read: NEW: POTUS tells me: The retirement of Nancy Pelosi is a great thing for America She was evil Corrupt And only focused on bad things for our country She was rapidly losing control of her party And it was never coming back I’m very honored she impeached me twice and failed miserably twice Nancy Pelosi is a highly overrated politician Considering how often Pelosi made her entire life about countering President Trump, that won’t be the last words he has to say about her exit. Full disclosure — I’m looking forward to hearing the impending ROASTING she’s about to endure from the one she attempted to bring down OVER AND OVER AGAIN! Scanning through those left-leaning mainstream outlets, I couldn’t help but notice that CNN is even giving her credit for being the ‘chief architect’ of Obamacare! Her, and Chuck Schumer, apparently share that distinction co-equally (is that a DEI statement I just made???), as reported by her own dearly beloved CNN: Nancy Pelosi, the first and only female speaker of the US House of Representatives and one of the most powerful figures in Democratic politics for decades, has announced she will not seek reelection. The announcement ends heightened speculation in recent days that the longtime Democrat would soon announce her intention to draw her congressional career to a close after 38 years. She was widely expected to leave Congress after this term, her first in decades as a rank-and-file member. Pelosi was first elected to Congress in 1987, and made history as the House’s first-ever female speaker in 2007. Her time leading the House Democratic caucus included two separate stints during which the party held the White House and majorities in both the House and Senate. During those years of full Democratic control of Washington, Pelosi, alongside then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, followed by Chuck Schumer, muscled through enormous pieces of legislation, including the landmark Affordable Care Act, of which Pelosi’s team has described her as the “chief architect.” Years after drafting that health care law, Pelosi then helped Democrats win back the majority in 2018, fueled by anti-Trump wave on a health care-driven message that was a direct result of the Trump administration’s repeated attempts to repeal the law. I’m sure there will be a firestorm of coverage coming on the heels of this news. But it’s official — Pelosi is OUT at the end of this term. Now the question is this: Who will attempt to fill those shoes worn for so long by the wicked witch of the west? As far as I can tell, that has yet to be even remotely answered. As for Pelosi… Bye, Felicia.

President Trump has given his first reaction to Nancy Pelosi announcing her retirement. On Thursday, Nancy Pelosi announced she will retire and not seek re-election after being in office for over 40 years. Trump used the moment to call out the former House Speaker and jokingly shared he was “honored” to be impeached twice by her. Fox News provided further details on President Trump’s reaction to Pelosi’s retirement: Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., will not be seeking re-election after completing her current term, she announced in a video Thursday morning. “There has been no greater honor for me than to stand on the House floor and say, ‘I speak for the people of San Francisco.’ I have truly loved serving as your voice in Congress, and I’ve always honored the soul of Saint Francisco — ‘Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace.’ The anthem of our city,” Pelosi said in a voiceover. “That is why I want you, my fellow San Franciscans to be the first to know I will not be seeking re-election to Congress. With a grateful heart, I look forward to my final year of service as your proud representative as we go forward.” Pelosi has been a power player in U.S. politics for decades, having served as House speaker from 2007 to 2011 and then again from 2019 to 2023. Her most recent stint in power also saw Pelosi serve as a chief antagonist to President Donald Trump during his first term. Her constant clashes with the president, including tearing up his State of the Union speech while sitting behind him as he delivered it in 2020, earned her the nickname “Crazy Nancy” by the Republican commander-in-chief. Trump cheered Pelosi’s announcement in comments to Fox News, “The retirement of Nancy Pelosi is a great thing for America.” He called her “evil,” “corrupt,” and “only focused on bad things for our country.” “She was rapidly losing control of her party and it was never coming back. I’m very honored she impeached me twice and failed miserably twice,” Trump said. Take a look: President Trump responds to Nancy Pelosi’s retirement: “The retirement of Nancy Pelosi is a great thing for America. She was Evil, Corrupt, and only focused on bad things for our country. She was rapidly losing control of her party and it was never coming back. I’m very honored… pic.twitter.com/7ZtNpJknCq — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 6, 2025 The Hill reported more on Pelosi’s retirement: Rep. Nancy Pelosi is calling it quits. The California Democrat announced Thursday that she will not seek reelection for another term, closing the book on a storied, four-decade career through which she rewrote history as the country’s first female Speaker, advanced some of the most consequential legislation of the modern era, and secured her place as among the most powerful — if polarizing — lawmakers ever to serve in Congress. In a video posted to social media, Pelosi described her love for San Francisco, saying that of all the titles she’s held, “there has been no greater honor for me than to stand on the House floor and say I speak for the people of San Francisco.” “I will not be seeking reelection to Congress. With a grateful heart, I look forward to my final year of service as your proud representative,” she added. “As we go forward, my message to the city I love is this: San Francisco, know your power. We have made history, we have made progress, we have always led the way. “And now we must continue to do so by remaining full participants in our democracy and fighting for the American ideals we hold dear.”

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