BREAKING: Supreme Court Rules on Trump's Immunity Claims

BREAKING: Supreme Court Rules on Presidential Immunity

It was March 2022 and Senate candidate JD Vance was standing under hot lights in a Cleveland television studio debating four fellow Republicans on whether the U.S. should support a no-fly zone over Ukraine, not a month into its grinding war with Russia.

Many Democrats disagree with the narrative that President Joe Biden's disastrous debate performance against former President Donald Trump can be explained as the chief executive simply having a bad night, Politico reported. While Biden's family members and most avid...

The Supreme Court opened the door Monday to new, broad challenges to regulations long after they take effect, the third blow in a week to federal agencies.

Supreme Court sends Trump’s immunity case back to a lower court in Washington, dimming prospect of a pre-election trial.

Joe Biden's debate with his predecessor and rival former President Donald Trump has the political sphere full of chatter as to whether the president will withdraw or even be forced out by Democratic Party leaders. While some reports tried to mitigate the performance as just...

US—Working off the success of the wildly popular June Pride Month, creators have launched the sequel, “Extreme Avarice Month” in July. “We were so successful promoting the worst sin known to man—pride—to the general population that we knew we could make other sins popular too,” Pride Month co-creator Bernie Twinkletoes said. Pride Month generated millions of dollars in revenue for the overtly proud and co-opted the rainbow symbol from the Noahic covenant, stealing billions of dollars in royalties. All the success of Pride Month despite that particular sin being the worst has given creators a newfound hope that they can make any sin popular. “We just know that in a couple years of beating it over the head of people that we can make extreme avarice as commonplace as pride is now.” “We’re looking to expand into Happy Gluttony Month in August and Happy Kicking Puppies Month in September,” Twinkletoes added. “If you’re sad about Pride Month being over, don’t worry. You can take solace in other sins!” Originally published July 1, 2019 The post Creators of Pride Month launch Extreme Avarice Month in July appeared first on Genesius Times.

This 2018 astronaut photo shows a striking section of the Green River as it winds through Utah's "Labyrinth Canyon." The canyon's steep walls cast long shadows that hide many secrets, including caves and abandoned uranium mines.

Decades ago, Beverly Grant enjoyed the Woodstock music festival of 1969 despite not having anyone but Ellen Shelburne to make memories with. 55 years later, Grant and Ellen showed up to the garden, referencing what it was like to show up in uncomfortable situations just to hear a favorable artist sing. The 76-year-olds were offered a night of relaxation in a two-bedroom tent containing a coffee maker, WiFi, a shower, and music. Just like they wanted to in the late ‘60s, Beverly got better viewing access to Woodstock veterans John Fogerty and Roger Daltrey. A special comeback for two original Woodstock goers Youtube video screenshot Both ladies had their “hippie queen” moment as the non-profit organization, The Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, laid out a beautiful patterned carpet for them while promoting their newly acquired glamping facilities. Beverly and Ellen also showed off their throwback photos of being young and carefree at the famous Woodstock concert of ‘69. RELATED: The Bittersweet Fate Of The Woman On The Iconic ‘Woodstock’ Album Cover Some of the photos featured Ellen as a 21-year-old college student with her then-boyfriend, David, who she eventually married. She gushed about how quickly time rushed by and how she found a longtime friend in Beverly by chance. Also present was David’s best friend and a lady who appeared to be his date for the festival. Youtube video screenshot Then and Now Contrary to the uncomfortable condition of the area back in the day, Beverly and Ellen had loads of fun, not minding the muddy floors and smells. Beverly had been so hyped about the experience, with meeting Ellen as the cherry on top. They both hitched a ride with Beverly’s surfer friend, Ray, who dropped them near the venue and handed them a blanket. Youtube video screenshot They recalled getting food and water from kind strangers who did not hesitate to care for them. Decades later, Beverly still lives like it’s the ‘60s while thriving in her business as a chef. The duo came back to where their friendship started after collaborating with curators for the Museum at Bethel Woods. Click for next Article The post Two Woodstock Attendees Return 55 Years Later appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A