Author: Press Room

The towers are gone in all but memory, but the death brought to New York City 25 years ago on 9/11 continues to impact the city, leaving a trail of victims. As the nation prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attack, cancer deaths linked to the attack on New York City’s World Trade Center have risen 1,680 percent in a decade. Cancer certifications among Manhattan workers and residents who were not among the decimated ranks of first responders soared from 3,204 in 2015 to 57,044 this year, the World Trade Center Health Program said, according to the…

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Fox Business host Larry Kudlow hosted a fireside chat with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on day two of the G20 Finance Ministers meeting in Asheville, North Carolina on Tuesday. Kudlow led off with an extended riff about how the main story should be economic boom not seen in decades and praised Bessent as, “the best, most important wartime treasury secretary since World War II.” “This boom in large measure is because of President Trump’s policies: The One Big Beautiful Bill, 100 percent expensing, manufacturing growth, employment growth, stock market rally, and profits,” Kudlow said. He also admonished the establishment media…

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A growing number of critics in Asia are accusing the Chinese Communist Party this week of irresponsible overdevelopment in the Himalayas following a devastating wave of floods and mudslides burying entire communities in Nepal and occupied Tibet. Dramatic videos of rapidly swelling waves of debris and water swallowing up roads, bridges, and even the gate marking the Nepal/Tibet border shocked the world on August 26. Geological experts attributed the disaster to a sudden glacial collapse affected by the heavy rains that persisted throughout the week. As of Tuesday, September 1, the Nepalese government has documented over 1,000 confirmed deaths and…

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The parent of a child who was grievously injured by an illegal migrant trucker shamed a bench of Democratic legislators in a House hearing on amnesty-city policies. “I reject your guys’ sympathy,” said Marcus Coleman, the father of Dalilah Coleman, who was permanently disabled after an illegal migrant caused a June 2024 crash. The migrant was released by President Joe Biden’s agents and was then able to get a driver’s license amid near-universal political support from Democratic legislators and their amnesty-city allies in Democratic-run cities and states. Coleman continued: To be honest with you, there’s no way you guys are…

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Far-left streamer Hasan Piker dismissed criticism that he and Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed hate America as “laughable” in an August 2026 clip, despite a separate clip circulating since at least 2022 in which Piker explicitly declared, “I do hate America.” “It is completely ridiculous. It’s laughable to say guys like myself, guys like Abdul Al Sayed, ‘We hate America’,” Piker said in the August clip. In a separate clip circulating since at least 2022, however, Piker explicitly said that he hates America. “I say I hate America all the time. A lot of motherfuckers want to kill…

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Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday that the full, five-year surface transportation reauthorization bill will likely be a lame duck issue — and that he would push to wrap it up before the 119th Congress concludes.When asked by POLITICO when the House will hold a floor vote on the legislation, Johnson said, “We’re working on that” and pivoted to ding the Senate, saying the upper chamber “hasn’t made any movement towards it at all.”But he added that the House is trying to work with the Senate and “hopefully it’s an exercise we get done in a lame duck.”“I think that’s what…

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NRWA facilities have been taken over as families scramble for schooling, RT reports from the ground in East Jerusalem Israeli authorities have seized a UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) school in the Shufat refugee camp, leaving Palestinian children in East Jerusalem facing uncertainty as their academic year begins.RT’s Charlotte Dubenskij reports from the ground, where families say they fear losing access to affordable schooling or being forced to send their children into an Israeli-run system.Fourteen-year-old Noor and her 11-year-old sister Fatima are among those still without a school just days before the new academic year, Dubenskij reported from Shufat.…

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James Talarico In the race between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton, Talarico can not seem to hide his radical positions. During a private Zoom meeting that has resurfaced with Austin Sierra Club activists from 2020, Talarico said the quiet part out loud, again.  He went after capitalism, suggesting it is an ‘oppressive system’ that he wants ‘to dismantle.’ “The multi, you know, multi-faceted threat of a climate crisis, an economic crisis, and a social justice crisis,” Talarico told the group, “I think that kind of New Deal effort would be the only approach to start to address all…

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The Trump administration cracked down on 270 fraudulent commercial driver’s license (CDL) driving schools for failing to enforce English proficiency standards for migrant truckers and other violations after 239 deaths have occurred. The agencies are cracking down on fraud surrounding the illegal migrants receiving CDL’s, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced Monday. WATCH — Sean Duffy: Gavin Newsom’s California Is Ignoring the Law on Illegal Alien Truck Drivers: Duffy criticized the Biden administration for getting rid of “long standing safety rules that make sure we get well qualified drivers driving big rigs,” and for allowing truck…

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House Republican leaders are pushing ahead with a vote on a stopgap funding bill Tuesday — even if the vote could mean freezing the House floor for the rest of the week.Several House Republicans angry over how GOP leaders have handled the spending legislation are threatening to tank a subsequent vote on a procedural measure setting up debate on several additional bills. The funding bill is expected to get a vote first under special fast-track procedures, and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said GOP leaders will “handle each vote as it happens.”“We know [procedural votes] are always difficult with a…

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