President Trump is hosting an absolutely massive Grand Military Parade at the National Mall on June 14th, but it’s not getting hardly any attention. I would venture to guess many of you have not even heard about it yet. So allow me to bring you up to speed. Here was the official announcement from The White House: Join us on June 14th for the U.S. Army’s 250th Anniversary Grand Military Parade on the National Mall! Hosted by President Donald Trump, this historic celebration honors our brave soldiers. pic.twitter.com/7Hb5CvPTze — The White House (@WhiteHouse) May 23, 2025 Of course we first told you about it on Twitter/X back on May 2: BREAKING: Trump to Host Massive Military Parade for Army’s 250th Birthday President Trump will lead a historic military parade to mark the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday, honoring both active-duty troops and veterans. The event promises to be a powerful tribute to American… pic.twitter.com/UsaMdF0lry — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) May 2, 2025 Are you following us on Twitter/X? Follow here to never miss anything:  https://x.com/DailyNoahNews Ok, now let’s go deep…. Here’s a full summary of everything we know so far: U.S. Army 250th Anniversary Parade – June 14, 2025 Event Overview: Date & Time:Saturday, June 14, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. EDT Location & Route: Start: Pentagon’s north parking lot, Arlington, VA Crosses: Arlington Memorial Bridge Proceeds: Constitution Avenue Ends: 15th Street near the National Mall Estimated Duration: 90 minutes Participants: Troops: 6,600 total soldiers 6,300 marching Soldiers from 11 Army corps and divisions Vehicles: 150 military vehicles Up to 25 M1 Abrams tanks Stryker vehicles, Bradley fighting vehicles Paladin artillery, Howitzers Aircraft: 50 aircraft Includes CH-47 Chinooks, UH-60 Black Hawks B-25 bombers, P-51 Mustangs Bands: Seven Army bands Civilians: Up to 2,000 Historical reenactors, veterans’ groups Military college students Operators of historical vehicles and aircraft Historical Representation: 60 troops per major conflict: Revolutionary War Civil War World Wars I & II Korea Vietnam Gulf War Global War on Terror All in period uniforms Followed by 400 modern-uniformed soldiers from corresponding units Key Events: Golden Knights parachute team lands on the Ellipse Presents folded American flag to President Donald Trump Enlistment Ceremony: Trump will administer the oath to 250 recruits and soldiers Aircraft Flyovers: Featuring both modern and historical planes Presidential Involvement: Review stand and bleachers at the Ellipse President Trump expected to deliver remarks The event coincides with Trump’s 79th birthday National Mall Festival (11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.): Military equipment displays (Humvees, helicopters, armored vehicles) Fitness competition for soldiers Family-friendly activities: NFL-sponsored Kids Zone with Commanders coach Dan Quinn Camouflage face painting Recruiting booths Expected Attendance: ~200,000 Evening Events: Concert on the Ellipse – 8:00 p.m.: 5 to 7 musical acts Likely performers: Noah Hicks, Scotty Hasting, DJ Nyla Fireworks Display – 9:45 p.m. Logistics & Costs: Estimated Cost: $25–$45 million Covers troop transport, housing, meals, and equipment Soldiers to sleep in USDA and GSA buildings Meals: MREs for breakfast and lunch, hot dinners Tanks: Transported by train from Fort Cavazos, Texas Roads protected with metal plates and rubber track pads Security: Not included in estimate Event designated as a National Special Security Event Public Access: Free Tickets: Available via America250’s registration portal Deadline: June 10, 2025, at noon EDT Controversy: Criticism from Lawmakers: Senator Chris Murphy and Representative Steve Cohen allege political motives linked to Trump Concerns from D.C. Officials: Mayor Muriel Bowser warns of potential road damage from heavy military vehicles Protests Planned: Groups opposing the event’s scale and political undertones Context: This parade is an early celebration of the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary Broader America250 events are scheduled for 2026 Follows Trump’s longstanding interest in military parades A similar parade was proposed in 2018 but canceled due to a $92 million cost estimate Military.com reports that the soldiers will stay in federal bulidings: Thousands of soldiers coming to Washington, D.C., next month will be housed in government buildings in the city as part of an unusual military parade, an idea originally floated by President Donald Trump during his first term in office. The June 14 military parade, which coincides with Trump’s 79th birthday, will include about 6,600 soldiers as well as tanks, armored personnel carriers and aircraft on top of other festivities throughout the week in celebration of the Army’s 250th birthday, according to the service. Roughly 150 vehicles, including Strykers, M1 Abrams tanks and Humvees, along with 50 aircraft, will take part. The soldiers will come from all 10 of the Army’s active-duty divisions located across the country, and most will be housed in the General Services Administration and Agriculture Department buildings in the city, The Washington Post reported. All told, the festivities could cost between $25 million and $45 million, Army spokesperson Lt. Col. Ruth Castro said. Celebratory events will start at the beginning of the week and will conclude with the parade, fireworks and a fitness competition, Castro said.

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If you bought a house over a year ago and suddenly found a hidden room, you’d probably do some cussing, too. This is your warning that there were some colorful exclamations of shock and disbelief. Zara Braley bought herself a 1846 farmhouse about a year ago. She is busy discovering more interesting things about her house. From the looks of the outside footprint, it’s what we would call a “More-On” house. That’s where you start with a small house and add a little more on here and a little more on there. The result is an interesting bit of architectural mystery. That is how Zara found an entire hidden room with a window she had never noticed from the outside. @zara_braley Shoutout to my brother who came over with a head lamp and sense of adventure to find out what was behind the door in my bedroom…perks of having an old house you never know what you’ll find on a random Tuesday night #oldhouse #maine #hiddenroominmyhouse ♬ original sound – Zara It began with the floor-to-ceiling bookcases. They were large and cumbersome and came with the house. Rather than move them, Zara left them in place for a year. Finally moving them, she discovered a door hidden behind them. Opening that door led to another door that seemed locked from the inside. The Plot Thickens… Exploration led them to a hidden staircase to the hidden room. Technically an unfinished attic space, the room is quite large and loaded with possibilities. Noticing a window, Zara went outside to find out why she had never noticed the extra window. @zara_braley Part 2 for everyone asking how I didn’t notice the window #hiddenroominmyhouse #oldhome ♬ original sound – Zara She found the window on the side of the house above a small alcove addition. Part of her yard is behind a fence in her neighbor’s yard. Commenters are encouraging her to have a property survey done. The odd placement of the fence and the lack of access to parts of her home’s exterior are concerning. To stay in the loop of this adventure, follow Zara on TikTok. Her basement has mysteries, too. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post “Discovering A Hidden Room In My House That I Bought Over A Year Ago” appeared first on InspireMore.

Fallout from the House Republicans’ budget reconciliation bill continues as a liberal advocacy group, Protect Our Care, is spending big on political ads against 11 GOP lawmakers in battleground districts. The digital ads are a key component of the liberal group’s $10 million “Hands Off Medicaid” campaign that claims the targeted Republicans helped deliver “the biggest cut to Medicaid in history.” The 11 Republican members of Congress targeted by the ads are Reps. David Schweikert of Arizona; David Valadao, Young Kim, and Ken Calvert of California; Nick LaLota, Andrew Garbarino, and Mike Lawler of New York; Brian Fitzpatrick, Ryan Mackenzie, and Rob Bresnahan of Pennsylvania; and Dan Newhouse of Washington state. The House version of the reconciliation bill would extend President Donald Trump’s 2017 first-term tax cuts as well as provide additional funding for border security. Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, is not one of the targeted GOP lawmakers, perhaps because he has criticized the bill, though not for the same reason as Protect Our Care. Davidson posted on X: “Deficits do matter, and this bill grows them now. The only Congress we can control is the one we’re in. Consequently, I cannot support this big deficit plan.” Outgoing Department of Government Efficiency chief Elon Musk echoed the criticism. “I was disappointed to see the massive spending bill, frankly, which increases the budget deficit, not just decreases it, and undermines the work that the DOGE team is doing,” Musk told CBS News. But House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., defended the bill, telling Fox News that he had “sent my good friend Elon a long text message explaining it can be big and beautiful.” Republicans are unable to codify DOGE cuts that took place in discretionary spending as the reconciliation bill only deals with mandatory spending, such as major entitlement programs like Medicaid. One of the ways House Republicans sought to save money was to make needed Medicaid reforms. The bill includes provisions that would create new work requirements for able-bodied Medicaid recipients who are between the ages of 19 and 64 years who don’t have young children. It also would remove ineligible recipients, such as illegal immigrants and other noncitizens, from the Medicaid rolls. But the bill also undercuts sources of federal revenue by fulfilling a Trump campaign promise of eliminating federal taxes on tips.  “More than 13 million Americans could lose health care—seniors, veterans, and children with disabilities,” the liberal group’s ad begins. The campaign claims that the GOP bill seeks “to give another huge tax break to billionaires and big corporations.” Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., has cautioned Republicans about taking major swings at the popular federal entitlement program, noting that there are now Republican voters who are on Medicaid. He has said he favors work requirements, however.  “Benefit cuts is where a red line would be for me,” Hawley explained to The Washington Examiner.  “I mean, a work requirement, that’s something that probably unites Republicans,” the Missouri senator said. Ultimately, the ads’ effectiveness will likely depend in part on how much of the Medicaid cuts the Senate ultimately agrees to. Protect Our Care was founded by Leslie Dach, who served in the administration of President Barack Obama as senior counselor to the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Its president is longtime Democratic strategist Brad Woodhouse, a onetime communications director for the Democratic National Committee. The post Liberal Group Targets 11 House Republicans Over Medicaid Provisions in GOP Bill appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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An investigation into a teacher accused of saying "hail Satan" while wearing a devil costume in class led to more allegations that he had written inappropriate notes in yearbooks of his high school students. Jesse Ruiz taught math at Mesa High School in Arizona before he resigned from his post in November over his behavior in class. He has since agreed to a negotiated settlement that would suspense his teaching license for two years. 'What really tipped it over for me is he kept telling him no, and the teacher kept persisting.' As the Blaze reported previously, a student in the class expressed his discomfort about the incident from October to KPNX-TV. "Some people thought it was funny, some people didn't like it, some people were like 'whatever,' they just blew it off," said Nathaniel Hamlet, a sophomore at the time. He said that Ruiz waved the pitchfork over students' heads and said "hail Satan" to some. It bothered Hamlet because he is a professing Christian. "I said, 'Don't do that to me,' and I pushed [the pitchfork] away, maybe three or four times, and he still said it and still did it," Hamlet recalled. Hamlet told his father, who had been a Mesa Public School board candidate, and he complained to the principal of the school. "I was livid because I am a Christian as well, obviously," said the father to the station. “What really tipped it over for me is he kept telling him no, and the teacher kept persisting.”Ruiz had claimed that he had dressed up as a part of Halloween spirit week along with another teacher, who had dressed up as an angel. He was placed on administrative leave soon afterward. RELATED: Grade school teacher fired after admitting having bipolar disorder and psychosis, supporting satanism on social media Photo by Jacek Boczarski/Anadolu via Getty Images After Ruiz resigned and had his license suspended, Chris Hamlet told KPNX-TV that he thought the teacher could redeem himself after two years. But then he heard about other accusations against the teacher and changed his mind. Ruiz reportedly made inappropriate comments to students in their yearbooks. Some examples included: “[T]hanks for all the free Canes HEHE. Gay Sex ... LOL.” “I am gonna miss the f**k out of you ..."“You should have run away from home or we should have kidnapped you,” to a female student."I think about every day and especially when I found a new ... or some new eye candy ;) on Instagram," to the same student."That was the big red flag right there," Chris Hamlet said about the allegations. "This is the pattern, and it's very dangerous. They should have stopped him at Skyline. He should have never got to Mesa. ... I think they need to pull his license. He has no business teaching children."Ruiz will need to complete a course about professional boundaries after the suspension before he's allowed to teach again. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here

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