The Wisconsin Elections Commission voted on Tuesday to keep independent presidential candidate Cornel West on the ballot. An employee with the Democratic National Committee filed a challenge to West being a choice for voters, along with Green Party candidate Jill Stein, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported. So much for the DNC...

August 28, 2024

Three years before the reunion actually took place, the pair got together in the studio for the first time in a decade – and the guitarist got their first song wrong

"I didn’t go to Kamala D. Harris … this bill would have been signed.” The post Did Kamala Stop a Caste Discrimination Bill in California? appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

"Don’t worry about the details. It’s never going to pass Congress." The post Dems Promise Kamala Isn’t Serious About Price Controls appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

The lives of American sailors were valued less than appeasing Iran. The post Biden-Harris Refused to Stop Houthi Attacks on Ships to Avoid Offending Iran appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

Imagine biting into a fruit so rare and exquisite that its price rivals luxury items. These aren’t your typical supermarket finds—they’re the crown jewels of the produce world. Cultivated with care, often in limited quantities, these fruits are prized for their unique flavors and flawless presentation. Their allure transcends taste, symbolizing opulence and exclusivity. They […] The post 10 Fruits with Jaw-Dropping Price Tags appeared first on Listverse.

It may seem like there’s a ton of money to be made in the film industry, but that’s actually not the case. Not always, at least. In many instances, actors stick their necks out to do a movie they are very passionate about or are very inspired to produce, and they come away broke! Forget […] The post 10 Times Actors Actually Lost Money Filming Hit Movies appeared first on Listverse.

Cleanup after wildfires is inherently more difficult than recovery from other natural disasters, according to Brian Cavanaugh, a visiting fellow for cybersecurity, intelligence, and homeland security at The Heritage Foundation. Unlike a hurricane, which mainly creates wind and water damage, Cavanaugh says, fires damage the structural integrity of buildings and often leave dangerous chemicals behind.  “Wildfire rolls through a community, and you essentially lose everything all the way down to the foundation,” says Cavanaugh, who has former senior-level experience serving in the Department of Homeland Security, at the White House, and at the Federal Emergency Management Agency. “Now, you think once you’ve lost everything down to the foundation, start the rebuild process, but, everything as it burns leaves chemicals and other items on the ground. You’ve got to pick up the personal effects that are salvageable. [There are] a lot of environmental regulations involved with wildfire, so that all takes time.” Aug. 8 marked one year since a wildfire raged through Lahaina, Hawaii, on Maui. The fire took 102 lives and “destroyed more than 2,200 structures and caused about $5.5 billion in damages,” according to the U.S. Fire Administration.  Cavanaugh, a senior vice president at American Global Strategies, joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain what led to the Lahaina fire and what the status of the rebuilding process is a year after the disaster.  Listen to the podcast below: The post A Year After Hawaii Fire, Rebuilding Has Barely Begun appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Goodbye, JFK Democrats