Many paid tribute to the 13 American service members who were killed four years ago in the terrorist attack at Abbey Gate during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan during the Biden regime.

Trump fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook (or maybe not... the courts will decide what constitutes "cause") over allegations of mortgage fraud.

The "complicated" situation surrounding the FireAid concert and the huge amount of money it raised getting into the hands of actual victims is not just "complicated" but also "equity" based. It had been seven months, and despite statements that the funds would go directly to victims, the funds instead went to a vast network of nonprofit organizations. Information is now coming out about who a few of these nonprofit organizations were that were "tasked with helping fire victims." But their "task" appeared more like promoting left-wing issues and causes. H/T to Becky Noble of Red State.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has given California, New Mexico, and Washington 30 days to comply with federal English proficiency rules for truckers or risk losing federal funding. Duffy criticized the three states for failing to enforce new Trump administration rules requiring English proficiency for truck drivers. He announced the move after the Department of Transportation launched an investigation into a deadly August 12 crash on the Florida Turnpike, in which an illegal immigrant driver allegedly killed three people after making an illegal U-turn. All three states played a role in Harjinder Singh being in a position to perform the illegal U-turn that cost three Florida residents' lives. (Just as an FYI, More than 2.5 million people have signed a Change. org petition directed toward Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida Board of Executive Clemency, urging them to consider that Harjinder Singh, the illegal immigrant truck driver charged with three counts of vehicular homicide for killing three people while making an illegal U-turn, has no criminal history and simply made a "terrible mistake.")

 Judge Alan Johnson of the District of Wyoming dismissed a lawsuit with prejudice, claiming that the three plaintiffs — Hannah Holtmeier, Allison Coghan, and Haley Rutsch — failed in their amended complaint to convince the court to "interfere with Kappa Kappa Gamma's contractually valid interpretation of its own Bylaws." This, partially based on the fact that Judge Johnson "doesn't have a degree in biology" and therefore can not define what a woman is.

Chip and Joanna Gaines shove a thumb in the eye of their "former" fans again. This time with their newest, soon-to-be-released show, Roller Jam. The roller skating contest includes an LGBTQ activist as a host, an all-LGBTQ roller skating team, and a cross-dressing judge. That doesn't seem very "evangelical Christian," which the Gaineses built their television empire claiming to be.

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