• Biden’s $10,000 housing credit doesn’t help

    While inflation has corroded the economy across the board, with prices up 18.5% overall, no market has spiraled quite as out of control as housing. As I detailed in the last installment of Tiana’s Take in the Washington Examiner magazine, unlike the rest of the economy, where the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening has succeeded in […]

  • Letter: Mexico’s lack of help on cartels shows it’s no ally

    The Mexican president came out publicly and said he would not fight the drug cartels on behalf of the U.S. — basically conceding that drugs moving from Mexico to the U.S. are a U.S. problem. This arrogant position is directly related to the hordes of immigrants attacking our southern border without any action from Mexico. Mexico is a failed nation that should no longer be considered an ally. Mexico must be held accountable.

  • Walmart’s Spring Sale Just Might Be Better Than Amazon’s — These Are the 10 Deals You Shouldn’t Miss

    Spring is here, so you know what that means: A home refresh is in order, and right now, it’s never been easier. In celebration of the new season, Amazon has kicked off its first-ever Big Spring Sale. The savings event includes huge, Prime Day-level discounts on cleaning products, outdoor furniture, and more.

  • Don’t buy the hype on new “breakthrough” Alzheimer’s treatments

    The quest to find effective treatments for Alzheimer’s disease has historically been a lost cause — a field littered with failed drugs and dashed hopes. According to a recent systematic review, between 2003 and 2022, researchers tested 100 compounds against the devastating cognitive disease in phase II and III trials. Only two drugs made it through the rigorous gambit of pharmaceutical science. Their beneficial effects were too small to make a meaningful difference to patients. Then, like...

  • You can’t buy Mega Millions or Powerball tickets in 5 states: Here’s why

    For most of the country, buying a lottery ticket is as simple as driving to the nearest convenience store or gas station. But for some, getting their hands on a Mega Millions or Powerball ticket requires a trip to another state entirely.

  • ‘Uncoupled’ Actors React To Show’s Cancellation: “Sad There Won’t Be A Season 2 After All”

    Following Showtime’s decision not to proceed with a new season of Uncoupled after Netflix’s cancellation, the series’ cast is breaking their silence. Jai Rodriguez, who played Jonathan #2, took to social media to share his thoughts about the show getting canceled for good. “Welp, guess I’m not going to NYC in May to shoot,” Rodriguez […]

  • Gohlke’s 10 three-pointers help Oakland shock No 3 seed Kentucky

    No 11 seed Duquesne hang on for win over BYUJermaine Couisnard scores 40 in Oregon’s shock winJack Gohlke made 10 three-pointers and 14th-seeded Oakland delivered the first true shock of this year’s March Madness, beating third-seeded Kentucky 80-76 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night.The Grizzlies sent the Wildcats to another early March exit behind Gohlke, a graduate transfer who finished with 32 points, and some late shot-making by his teammates. The Wildcats and their...

  • Biden’s State of the Union hushed Democratic criticism but hasn’t helped him in the polls

    President Joe Biden’s State of the Union appeared to appease the Democratic political chattering class, members of which have expressed concern about his age and mental acuity before November’s general election. But his address has not resonated in public polls, at least not yet. In the week since Biden’s State of the Union, his last […]

  • Pottery Barn’s End-of-Season Sale Is On — Here Are the 10 Deals That You Can’t Afford to Miss

    Other than the fact that spring weather has arrived, there’s even more to celebrate as the new season begins: Tons of retailers are throwing major sales. Amazon’s first-ever Big Spring Sale started last week, and Walmart’s Super Spring Savings event is still in full swing. If you’ve been wanting to refresh your living room or update your bedding, this is your sign to grab the items on your wish list while they’re marked down.

  • Some say Hermès’ policy for buying Birkin bags isn’t just elitist—it’s illegal

    Fashion brand Hermès makes the iconic Birkin handbag so unfairly exclusive that it breaks federal law, a new lawsuit alleges. The plaintiffs, two Californians, say in a complaint filed on Tuesday that despite repeated attempts to buy the coveted luxury item that retails for around $10,000 a bag at the low end, they’ve been thwarted by Hermès—which, they argue, arbitrarily ties sales to customers’ “purchase histories” in a way that goes against U.S. antitrust law. Tina Cavalleri claims in...

  • Using a real-life example, a doctor shows how music can help in the treatment of Alzheimer’s

    An excerpt from ‘The Fight Against Alzheimer’s: How to Prevent, Cure, Care, and Find Hope’, by Shuvendu Sen.

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    The Regime Director Declares the Message of Kate Winslet’s HBO Show Is ‘Don’t Vote for Trump’

    In HBO‘s The Regime, Kate Winslet stars as a foreign dictator who rules with an iron fist and crushes any sign of dissent — and her governing style might seem familiar to American voters, director Stephen Frears says. When asked by The Hollywood Reporter what one of the show’s messages might be, Frears was blunt: “Don’t […]