Edan Alexander, the last American hostage in Gaza who was recently released, has called President Donald Trump, telling him “you saved my life.”

Israel’s negotiators in Doha, Qatar, are exploring “every possibility” towards a deal that would free the hostages and even potentially ending the war in Gaza, according to the prime minister’s office.

Evidence keeps building that the 2020 election was filled with fraud. The latest confirmation is the release of Biden’s interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur. As we have known for years, Biden was lost and in a mental fog throughout his presidency. Many believe he has Parkinson’s dementia. In a fiery Truth Social post, Trump […] The post President Trump Skewers President Autopen & the 2020 Election appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent obliterated Kristen Welker’s gotcha questions. The administration comes in prepared. The media is disgusting. It’s the Biden administration’s extraordinary spending that caused the problems. “There is the growth, the potential growth of the debt. But what’s more important is that we grow the economy faster. “Some of what we’ve seen over […] The post Treasury Sec. Puts Gotcha Girl Kristen Welker in Her Place appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

On Sunday, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) insisted the GOP-led House is “on track” to pass President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill” on time despite the legislation hitting a roadblock last week. Johnson expressed confidence in his Memorial Day deadline for the overall domestic policy bill during an interview on “Fox News Sunday” after the House Budget Committee failed to advance its portion of the legislation in a 16-21 vote on Friday amid a revolt by some Republican deficit hawks. “We’re on track, working around the clock to deliver this nation-shaping legislation for the American people as soon as possible,” Johnson told Fox News anchor Shannon Bream. “Look, all 11 of our committees have wrapped up their work and they spent less and saved more than even we projected initially. This really is a once-in-a-generation opportunity that we have here.” The budget panel is set to reconvene on Sunday evening and “they’ll get that through the committee,” Johnson predicted. “And the plan is to move it to the Rules Committee by midweek and to the House floor by the end of the week, so we meet our initial, our original Memorial Day deadline,” he added. Johnson was asked to respond to some of the GOP defectors on the Budget Committee, including Reps. Ralph Norman (R-SC) and Chip Roy (R-TX), who say they want deeper and more immediate spending cuts. The speaker noted that there have been “lots of conversations” with his “good friends” and more would take place on Sunday. “What they were complaining about or mostly concerned about I think is, for example, work requirements in Medicaid. They wanted them to be implemented earlier rather than later. Well, so do we,” Johnson said. “The concern is — what we’re trying to work with is the ability of the states to retool their systems and ensure the verification processes, to make sure that all the new laws and all the new safeguards that we’re placing can actually be enforced,” he continued. “And so, we’re working through all those details, and we’ll get it done. But I tell you what: this is the largest spending reduction in at least three decades, probably longer. It’s historic.” Johnson also noted that the House has been in “close coordination” with the Senate, where some Republicans have voiced reservations about the bill in its current form, since last year. The legislation that is progressing through the reconciliation process is “one that was very carefully negotiated and delicately balanced, and we hope that they don’t make many modifications to it because that will ensure its passage quickly,” he added. “Remember, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that we need to do this by July 4th,” Johnson said. “Remember, also included in this package is a solution to the debt limit that is coming upon us, the cliff. We’ve got to get this done and get it to the president’s desk by that big celebration on Independence Day. And … I am convinced that we can.”

What’s the worst traffic jam you’ve ever experienced? While many of them only last a few minutes, there are others that bring traffic to a halt for an hour or longer. When this happens, there’s not much that drivers or passengers can do. Sure, there’s chatting and listening to music or a podcast, but being stuck in a car can get old rather quickly. That said, humans can get pretty creative. Recently, someone went viral over the traffic jam they experienced. In this popular video, the driver explains that they had been stuck in the exact same spot for 30 minutes. Brutal, right? It was around that time, however, that someone decided to honk their horn… but in a musical way. Others joined in immediately, helping to turn this traffic jam into a mini concert. Check out this wholesome moment in the video below! @kermitwiththelog humans can be cute sometimes ♬ original sound – kermitwiththelog 30-Minute Traffic Jam Turns Into a Wholesome Jam Session Humans really can be cute sometimes, as the caption of this post points out. Moments like these are special for a few reasons. For starters, many of us associate traffic jams, or driving in general, with road rage. It’s common to experience angry drivers on the road. So, to see this many people use their horn for a wholesome reason is oddly healing, in a lot of ways. “Waiting for others to finish before continuing is so freaking cute,” someone points out in the comments, another person suggesting, “Now [everyone get] outside and reenact the La La Land scene.” This wholesome moment is also inspiring others to share their own stories. One of them even started out as a more typical road rage situation: “One time I was angry [and] honking at a guy & he angry honked at me. We went back & forth until we laughed & then waved goodbye!” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Traffic Jam Turns Wholesome When Drivers Use Their Horns To Lighten The Mood appeared first on InspireMore.

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