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Valerie Jarrett earned $740K as Obama insiders filled top roles during $850M presidential center build Longtime Obama confidante’s salary exceeds leaders at Bush, Carter, Reagan and Clinton foundations As construction nears completion on the long-delayed $850 million Obama Presidential Center, federal tax filings show the Obama Foundation paid CEO Valerie Jarrett $740,000 in 2024 while several former Obama White House officials collected six-figure salaries as foundation executives. The Obama Foundation — which will operate the 19.3-acre center on publicly owned Chicago parkland — paid its CEO more than any other major presidential foundation. Salaries and benefits soared from $18.5 million... View Article

Supreme Court Blocks California Policy That Prohibited Outing Trans Kids The case, Mirabelli v. Bonta, focused on whether parents can be notified if their child expresses gender nonconformity or changes pronouns at school. The Supreme Court on Monday blocked California from enforcing a policy that restricted schools from informing parents if their child expresses gender nonconformity or attempts to change their name or pronouns. The ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta, a case on the court’s emergency, or “shadow,” docket, centered on children’s expressions of gender in schools. In an unsigned opinion, the court reinstated a lower court’s ruling that would... View Article

Virginia Democrats talk affordability — and vote to nearly triple their own pay Move comes after Gov. Spanberger centered campaign on ‘affordability’ By Charles Creitz Fox News The Virginia State Senate and its Democratic majority may have voted to nearly triple their pay if a provision inserted into their final budget survives the House reconciliation process and reaches Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s desk. The development comes as Spanberger has centered her campaign on “affordability,” with Richmond Democrats echoing that they are working to improve their constituents’ personal finances. Virginia’s legislature itself was founded as a part-time, gentleman’s chamber, where lawmakers would... View Article

Media Spin 101 How the Same Story Gets Twisted and Why It Matters In today’s fast-paced world, news travels faster than ever. Every event captured on camera quickly becomes a story, but often, each media outlet offers a unique spin on the same incident. Have you ever noticed how a single event can be reported in completely different ways? This twist, commonly known as “media spin,” can shape our understanding and opinions about the world around us. Grasping how the media portrays stories can help us become smarter consumers of news. Media spin impacts our interpretation of events, molds our... View Article

The Cancer Industry Problem: Money Over Results Cancer remains the second-biggest cause of death in the United States despite billions of dollars spent annually on research, treatments, and medical infrastructure specifically focused on the disease. Treating the disease costs the US billions per year, though patients have little to show for rising expenses; actual survival rates lag well behind increased investment. The result? A cancer industrial complex where big business dominates and profits, not results, take center stage. Is Cancer A Business? In 2023, nearly 2 million Americans were diagnosed with cancer. More than 600,000 Americans died of cancer last... View Article

Canadian history is dotted with floor-crossers. Voters haven’t always been thrilled Floor-crossing often met with outrage, but nothing in the rules to stop it Traitor, shameful, brave, principled. There’s a spectrum of terms used to describe MPs who cross the floor. But history shows us there’s one word that doesn’t always stick when Canadian politicians shed one party affiliation for another: re-electable. Jaws dropped in Ottawa following the revelation that longtime Conservative Chris d’Entremont is joining the federal Liberal caucus — with Prime Minister Mark Carney hinting others could follow. Floor-crossing is a political phenomenon dating back to Confederation. But... View Article

US Supreme Court conservatives appear skeptical of Hawaii handgun limits Conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices signaled skepticism on Tuesday toward a Hawaii law that restricts the carrying of handguns on private property open to the public without the owner’s permission, appearing ready to expand gun rights again. The court, which has a 6-3 conservative majority, heard arguments in an appeal by challengers to the law – backed by President Donald Trump’s administration – of a judicial ruling that Hawaii’s measure likely complies with the U.S. Constitution’s Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. Hawaii’s law requires a property owner’s... View Article

Tony Bernardo Elected President of the World Forum on Shooting Activities CSSA congratulates Tony Bernardo on his election as President of the World Forum on Shooting Activities (WFSA). Tony’s expertise on firearms and firearms legislation makes him the natural choice to lead The World Forum on Shooting Activities. It’s also the next logical step in Tony Bernardo’s evolution as a leader in the firearms community in Canada and on the world stage, as exemplified by this quote from MP Bob Zimmer. “Every time good firearms legislation comes out of the House of Commons, [Tony Bernardo and] CSSA is behind it.... View Article

Free Enterprise Free enterprise, synonymous with capitalism, is an economic system where individuals have the freedom to produce, sell, and purchase goods and services with minimal government interference. This article delves into its principles, historical roots, and impact on modern economies, exploring how it fosters competition, innovation, and economic growth. https://onemoneyway.com/en/dictionary/free-enterprise/ The French Revolution’s Seating Arrangement: How ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ Got Their Political Meanings The year is 1789. Paris is a tinderbox, the air thick with the scent of revolution. For centuries, France had been governed by an absolute monarchy, a rigid social hierarchy, and a populace increasingly burdened by... View Article

Trump claimed the Minneapolis shooting was a cover-up for alleged fraud and a ‘bank robbery’ Donald Trump reacted on Truth Social to the Minneapolis shooting involving federal agents by posting an image of the suspect’s weapon and tying the incident to what he described as large-scale financial misconduct in the state. In a series of posts, Trump defended Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers and alleged that the unrest is linked to a broader effort to conceal fraud. Trump shared a photo of a handgun beside two magazines, writing, “This is the gunman’s gun, loaded (with two additional full magazines!),... View Article