White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt provided an update on Thursday on President Donald Trump’s possible nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. While speaking to reporters at the press briefing, Leavitt revealed that the deal was contingent on Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords. Leavitt read Trump’s Thursday morning Truth Social post about the continue reading … Read more
A former Fox News contributor now serving as a senior counselor to the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights suggested that former First Lady Jill Biden could potentially face criminal charges. The comment came in the wake of Sunday’s announcement from Joe Biden’s office revealing that the former president has an aggressive form of prostate … Read more
In Los Angeles, Malia Obama has captured national attention following a significant personal and professional announcement. As the eldest daughter of Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, Malia has successfully transitioned from a protected, private upbringing into a career-focused adulthood. This latest development is being hailed as a pivotal moment in continue reading …
A closely watched congressional race remains unresolved after voters declined to hand any candidate an outright victory, setting up another election to determine who will serve the final months of a late lawmaker’s term. The outcome keeps attention focused on Georgia for several more weeks as Democrats prepare for another intra-party contest in a district … Read more
The paper on our kitchen table had a black line that went straight off the top edge of the grid. It did not curve down like the lines on normal growth charts. “That was October of ninety-six,” my mother, Donna, said. She poured chamomile tea into two chipped mugs, her hand shaking enough that the … Read more
The cider jug was heavy, but I did not let Marcus see my arm shake as I tipped it into his glass. He sat at my oak table with a single sheet of paper laid out flat between us. “The old man knew it was coming, Clara,” Marcus said, leaning forward. “This is a direct … Read more
The heavy iron trowel slipped out of my hand and clattered against the rim of a red clay flowerpot. It was the third time that morning I had dropped it, and the metal sounded entirely too loud in the quiet of the potting shed. Donald paused his work at the flat of winter cyclamens, pulling … Read more
The lower leaves of the Brandywine tomato starts were covered in tiny, neat holes. Underneath the green canopy, dozens of hard-shelled black beetles crawled over the potting soil. I pinched one of the insects between my thumb and forefinger, feeling its shell click against my skin. It did not fly. “You have to call someone, … Read more
I slid my finger under the corner of the middle drawer, searching for the small brass ring of my measuring spoons, but my knuckles brushed against a scrap of thick, stiff paper instead. It was the original yellowed recipe card for the Clodhopper candy, written in my mother’s neat, slanted script. I left it there … Read more
Clara pushed her wire-rimmed glasses up her nose and laid the cream-colored file flat on the desk. My brother Arthur checked his gold watch, the metal catching the light through the high window. “We need to wrap this probate up by the fifteenth of November,” Arthur said, his voice coming in a quick, sharp burst. … Read more
