Month: October 2025
Trump’s DC Crime Crackdown Already Produces Big Results
In the first week after the White House assumed control of Washington, D.C.’s police force and deployed federal agents alongside National Guard troops, crime trends in the city shifted in striking ways, according to a CNN analysis of official data. From August 12, the first full week of federal oversight, property crimes dropped 19 percent…
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Fetterman Breaks With Fellow Dems
Senator Fetterman Condemns Violent Riots Amid Los Angeles Unrest Over Immigration Enforcement U.S. Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has publicly denounced recent acts of violence in Los Angeles connected to protests over immigration enforcement. In a social media post, Fetterman expressed concern over ongoing unrest and emphasized that while he supports peaceful demonstrations and immigration…
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Trump Deploys Troops to Portland Amid Rising Attacks on Federal Facilities
President Donald Trump has ordered the deployment of military personnel to Portland, Oregon, in an effort to safeguard federal property and protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers after weeks of escalating violence and unrest around detention facilities. The decision, announced through Trump’s Truth Social account, marks one of the most forceful federal responses yet…
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Preventing Sleep Stroke At Any Age: 5 “Don’ts” Before Bed—And 6 “Do” Before Bed
Since they occur during sleep, sleep strokes can delay the start of critical treatment, potentially making them more severe than other types of strokes. A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is blocked by a clot or when a blood vessel in the brain bursts or leaks. If a stroke takes place while…
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