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He who permits himself to tell a lie once, finds it much easier to do it a second and third time, till at length it becomes habitual; he tells lies without attending to it, and truths without the world’s believing him. This falsehood of the tongue leads to that of the heart, and in time depraves all its good dispositions. –Thomas JeffersonThe lies about Iran emanating from the Trump administration are not only multitudinous; they are malicious and fallacious. It has been confirmed by U.S. intelligence agencies, including by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard under oath before Congress in March 2025…

Editor’s Note:  Well, good riddance to Pam Bondi.  She is just as corrupt as her boss.  However, now Todd Blanche will be the acting Attorney General and has said that the Epstein files should not be a part of the DOJ’s future.  He also got Ghislaine Maxwell her special privileges in prison.  See?  Just as corrupt! Even Epstein’s ex-girlfriend says it’s “terrifying” that “Trump’s fixer” is going to be the new AG.  There’s no justice coming for those victims unless the People or the Lord brings it.]]> When and why did Bondi fail? I have the answers below. Get Daily…

Editor’s note: Big Tent Ideas always aims to provide balancing perspectives on the hottest issues of the day. Below is a column from Brandon J. Weichert, where he argues against putting boots on the ground in Iran and against the U.S. taking Kharg Island. You can find a counterpoint here, where Ed Woodson argues otherwise. As the world enters the second month of the Iran War, President Donald J. Trump has ordered more than 20,000 troops into the Middle East. Few are willing to consider that the 47th president, who campaigned against new Mideast wars, might want to send ground…

Editor’s note: Big Tent Ideas always aims to provide balancing perspectives on the hottest issues of the day. Below is a column from Ed Woodson, where he argues that boots on the ground are needed in Iran and that the U.S. should take Kharg Island. You can find a counterpoint here, where Brandon J. Weichert argues otherwise.  Iran is testing the resolve of the United States — and its allies — and judging from the American media, some are taking the bait.The United States can end Iran’s gambit by seizing Kharg Island. Kharg Island is Iran’s lifeline. As the central artery pumping oil money into…

On Tuesday, the U.S. State Department cabled the embassy in Madrid, telling officials there to investigate the death of Noelia Castilo Ramos, a 25-year-old Spanish woman who was euthanized after being gangraped four years ago. Unable to bear the pain of the attack, she jumped from a fifth-floor window. Paralyzed from the waist down and in constant distress, without hope of a better life, she asked the government to be allowed to die. Officials were also told to inform the Spanish government of the Trump administration’s “serious concerns” about the “many systematic human rights failures” that led Ramos to seek…

Somehow, I received an invitation to the White House to watch President Trump’s prime-time address to the nation on Wednesday evening, where he laid out his endgame strategy for the Iran War. In addition to observing the strong camaraderie between Trump’s cabinet members, I saw the president in great form, confidently articulating the war’s goals and achievements and how he is keeping his promise to the American people to end this conflict in a few weeks so it does not become a quagmire or an endless war. The president spoke about the overwhelming strength of the American military and how…

Justice isn’t blind anymore: Multiculturalism has made impartial justice impossible “Law grows with the growth, and strengthens with the strength of the people, and finally dies away as the nation loses its nationality.”— Friedrich Carl von Savigny On Tuesday, October 3, 1995, the verdict in the O. J. Simpson criminal trial was broadcast live across the globe, a truly defining moment of the late twentieth century. In the now-iconic split-screen imagery, as the words “not guilty” reverberated through the Los Angeles courtroom, black spectators erupted in celebration and applause, raising their fists in jubilation. Conversely, white spectators sat frozen in stunned, horrified silence, grappling with an incomprehensible subversion of the…

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) ActBlue, the Democratic Party’s fundraising arm, is in deep turmoil after a major legacy media outlet and its former law firm accused it of making potentially misleading or false statements to Congress.The New York Times, a left-wing newspaper infamous for its favorable coverage of Democrats, reported Thursday that ActBlue’s own legal team raised concerns about statements made to the then-Republican-led House Administration Committee in 2023. At the time, Republicans were probing allegations that foreign donations were making their way into Democrats’ coffers. The issue centers on a 2023 letter from ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones, who claimed the…

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The controversial Colorado sentence against Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk, has been overturned by an appeals court, in what her supporters described as a potential step toward her release.The Colorado Court of Appeals, through a three-judge panel, ordered the trial court to re-evaluate her nine-year sentence because part of it relied on her constitutionally protected comments. The appellate court, however, upheld her conviction. Peters is currently in state prison after being prosecuted by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, a Democrat, on several felony and misdemeanor charges related to her election-integrity efforts in 2021. The appellate…

The U.K. convened a virtual summit with representatives from more than 40 countries late Thursday to discuss options for opening the key Strait of Hormuz shipping lane if Israel and the U.S. pull back from their five-week-old bombing campaign on Iran without assuring ships would have access through the strait. Iran began limited access through the narrow strait through drone strikes and land-based missile strikes soon after Israel and the U.S. began their bombing campaign against Tehran and other Iranian cities.  The strait normally sees around a fifth of the world’s oil supply pass through it, and its closure over the…

(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) A US-Israeli strike hit the B1 bridge in Iran’s Alborz province near the capital Tehran, an attack that came after President Donald Trump threatened to bomb the country into the “Stone Ages.”The B1 bridge is said to be one of the tallest in the Middle East, and photos show it appeared to be severed in half following the attack. In a post on Truth Social, President Trump shared a video of the explosion on the bridge and threatened that more attacks were coming. “The biggest bridge in Iran comes tumbling down, never to be used again —…

(Headline USA)  Federal prosecutors on Thursday accused rapper Pooh Shiesty and eight others of robbing three men at gunpoint and kidnapping them earlier this year in Texas following a contract dispute involving rapper Gucci Mane ‘s record label.The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Dallas declined to name the victims and an indictment only refers to them by their initials. One victim, R.D., is described as the owner of 1017 Records, the label belonging to Gucci Mane, whose legal name is Radric Delantic Davis. Publicists for Gucci Mane didn’t immediately respond to emailed requests for comment. The alleged confrontation happened Jan. 10…

HONOLULU (CN) — When Gerhardt Konig stepped off an Oahu cliffside trail on March 24, 2025, he left his wife Arielle Konig bloodied on the ground behind him, her face covered in lacerations, her screams drawing two hikers who would later say they witnessed a man attacking her.But Gerhardt Konig says what happened before that moment proves his innocence.The 47-year-old anesthesiologist, who faces charges of second-degree attempted murder, took the stand Wednesday and Thursday in Oahu First Circuit Court.He said his wife shoved him toward the edge of the cliff first, that she struck him with the rock before he…

Back in January, the Congressional Budget Office published a report called “The Demographic Outlook: 2026 to 2056.” It deserved front-page treatment and got almost none. The data inside is a bombshell: by 2030, more Americans will die each year than are born. That’s four years from now.There are three things that can fill that gap. More babies. More immigrants. Or more productivity from every worker we’ve got. The first isn’t happening. The second is the most politically toxic debate in the country. And the third involves something few want right now: AI. What the numbers actually say American women are…

Questions swirled in Washington after President Donald Trump abruptly removed a key member of his Cabinet, but the Justice Department’s new acting leader says speculation about the decision has missed the mark. According to Fox News, U.S. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche addressed the dismissal of Pam Bondi during an appearance on Thursday on Jesse Watters Primetime, rejecting claims that the move was tied to the handling of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. “I have never heard President Trump say that the attorney general was — that anything that happened to her — had anything to do with the Epstein…

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MILWAUKEE (CN) — Two state appellate judges faced off on Thursday night in a debate that touched on hot button issues from abortion rights to President Donald Trump’s assault on the judiciary, underscoring the politicization of the bench.The debate between appellate Judges Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor was twice delayed — once after Taylor was suddenly hospitalized with kidney stones and again for a tornado watch in the greater Milwaukee area.The pair began with a handshake and kept up a level of decorum not often seen in Wisconsin politics, though it was far from friendly. While the April 7 state…

Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL. For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen † . Posted in Uncategorized

Former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham was attacked with an unidentified substance in Santa Monica, California, on Wednesday after a woman threw the unknown material at him and immediately fled the scene. According to Fox News, the 76-year-old two-time Grammy Award winner had shown up for an appointment when the incident occurred. The Los Angeles Police Department’s Threat Management Unit is now coordinating with the Santa Monica Police Department to investigate. No arrests have been made. What makes this story more than a celebrity tabloid item is a simple, damning fact: Buckingham was already granted a permanent restraining order against…

(Left) Actor/filmmaker Justin Baldoni speaks onstage at the Vital Voices 12th Annual Voices of Solidarity Awards at IAC Building in New York on Dec. 9, 2024. (Right) Blake Lively attends the “It Ends With Us” photocall at IET Building: Savoy Place in London on Aug. 8, 2024. Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Vital Voices Global Partnership; Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for Sony PicturesA federal judge on Thursday dismissed actor Blake Lively’s sexual harassment claims against co-star Justin Baldoni over conduct on the set of the 2024 movie “It Ends With Us” but left intact retaliation and contract-related claims to be decided by…

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth lifted the suspension of Army pilots who buzzed Kid Rock’s Nashville mansion in a helicopter over the weekend, and one of his most vocal Democratic critics just admitted the decision was the right call.Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., a veteran Navy pilot himself, told MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Wednesday that he doesn’t want the pilots punished. Fox News reported that Kelly sided with Hegseth despite the two having clashed publicly for months over military matters. Hegseth announced the move on X Tuesday afternoon: “US Army pilots suspension lifted. No punishment. No investigation. Carry on, patriots.” The…

The Trump administration shut down social media accounts tied to former Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino after he reportedly refused to surrender them following his retirement. The Border Patrol’s El Centro, California, region’s Instagram, Facebook, and X accounts were shuttered on Thursday, and a CBP spokesperson confirmed the move on Tuesday. “Chief Patrol Agent Bovino has retired from federal service and no longer has access to official government social media accounts.” That was CBP’s straightforward explanation. The accounts had accumulated roughly 850,000 followers, a significant platform by any measure, and one that belongs to the federal government, not to the…

House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Republican leader John Thune announced a two-track strategy to fully fund the Department of Homeland Security, pairing the Senate-passed stopgap bill with a reconciliation package that would fund ICE and Border Patrol for the next three years. The move aims to reopen most DHS operations immediately while routing immigration enforcement funding through a process Democrats cannot filibuster. The plan emerged Wednesday after a partial DHS shutdown that began in mid-February snarled airport security and strained TSA staffing. President Trump separately signed a memo to pay TSA employees during the standoff, Newsweek reported. Under the…

Representative Susie Lee of Nevada fired off a profanity-laced tirade at 1:03 in the morning, targeting President Trump’s decision to attend oral arguments in the birthright citizenship case before the Supreme Court. Then she deleted it. Then she doubled down anyway.”So f***ing f***ed up. I’ll pray they f*** him to his face. Sorry, I say f*** a lot these days,” Lee posted Wednesday, responding to reports that Trump would become the first sitting president in history to attend oral arguments, the Daily Mail reported. Hours later, the post vanished. In its place came the familiar politician’s pivot: wrap the meltdown…

Bryon Noem, the 56-year-old husband of former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, responded to a New York Times reporter’s request for comment with a cryptic text message that managed to say almost nothing while promising almost everything. “I will at some point. Today is not the day. I appreciate your heart.” That was it. That was the whole response. A man at the center of a rapidly metastasizing personal scandal, and the best he could muster was something that reads like a life coach’s Instagram caption. As reported by the Post, the text exchange came after revelations emerged that the successful…

Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen was found dead in her Broward County home Wednesday morning. Her husband, Stephen Bowen, was taken into custody. Police say the case is being investigated as domestic violence.Officers arrived at the residence around 10 a.m. to conduct a welfare check. After gaining entrance to the house, they found her body inside. She was 38 years old. Police Chief Brad Mock addressed the case later that day: “The incident is being investigated as a domestic violence case and there are no other suspects or threats to the community.” Authorities have not released the cause…

A 16-year-old girl was shot and killed mid-morning on Saturday inside her apartment in unincorporated Glenview, the upscale suburb northwest of Chicago, where violent crime rarely touches the front page. Lilly Bova, a sophomore at Glenbrook South High School, was pronounced dead shortly after police arrived.Officers were called to the scene at around 11 a.m. and performed life-saving measures before Bova was transported to a hospital, Fox News reported. It wasn’t enough. As of Monday morning, detectives with the Cook County Sheriff’s Office were still searching for her killer. No suspect information has been released. Police said the incident was…

Jack Bolam, 19, felt cold before heading to work on a Thursday evening. By Saturday afternoon, he was dead.The culprit was meningitis B, a bacterial infection that tore through his body so fast his family barely had time to process what was happening, Delta News reported. His mother, Joanne Bolam, 49, is now sharing her son’s story as a warning to other parents. Her message is simple and devastating: there were almost no signs. “There was no warning, no rash and no symptoms other than him feeling cold.” Jack had gone to work at his retail job at 5:50 p.m.…

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security in Washington on Feb. 17, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said on Thursday that Salah Salem Sarsour, the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, has been arrested, accusing him of immigration fraud and previous criminal convictions in Israel.“This illegal alien from Jordan lied on his green card application to gain legal status in the U.S.,” DHS acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis said in a press release.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our…

Fox News’ Jesse Watters pressed Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche on Thursday about whether he believed former Attorney General Pam Bondi mishandled files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Bondi’s tenure as Attorney General has ended as President Donald Trump announced Blanche will step in as acting head of the Department of Justice. Appearing on “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Watters asked Blanche if he thought that the Epstein files were not handled well.“First of all, I have never heard President Trump say that the Attorney General was, that anything that happened to her had anything to do with the Epstein files. So look,…

On April 1, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could reshape how the United States understands citizenship. At issue is President Donald Trump’s executive order challenging birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to people in the country illegally. However, the court rules, the decision is likely to ripple through immigration policy, politics, and the broader economy. Supporters of the order argue that the Constitution does not require automatic citizenship in these cases. They point to the 14th Amendment, which says that anyone born in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction is a citizen.…

On April 1, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could reshape how the United States understands citizenship. At issue is President Donald Trump’s executive order challenging birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to people in the country illegally. However, the court rules, the decision is likely to ripple through immigration policy, politics, and the broader economy. Supporters of the order argue that the Constitution does not require automatic citizenship in these cases. They point to the 14th Amendment, which says that anyone born in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction is a citizen.…

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is once again drawing attention for her views on free speech, this time in a dissent that stood alone among her colleagues. In Chiles v. Salazar, decided Tuesday, Jackson warned of uncertainty ahead, writing that “to be completely frank, no one knows what will happen now.” Her concern came after the court struck down a Colorado law restricting certain types of counseling related to sexual orientation and gender identity. The case centered on whether the state could prohibit licensed counselors from engaging in conversations or treatments aimed at changing a minor’s sexual orientation or…

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is once again drawing attention for her views on free speech, this time in a dissent that stood alone among her colleagues. In Chiles v. Salazar, decided Tuesday, Jackson warned of uncertainty ahead, writing that “to be completely frank, no one knows what will happen now.” Her concern came after the court struck down a Colorado law restricting certain types of counseling related to sexual orientation and gender identity. The case centered on whether the state could prohibit licensed counselors from engaging in conversations or treatments aimed at changing a minor’s sexual orientation or…

Actor Robert De Niro was among those present in Washington on Wednesday as the Supreme Court heard arguments over birthright citizenship, a case that has drawn national attention and sharp political reactions. He sat in the courtroom alongside President Donald Trump and several members of the administration, listening as justices questioned both sides during a lengthy session. As he left the courthouse, De Niro briefly spoke with reporters but said he couldn’t offer a clear assessment of what he had just heard. From his seat, he explained, it was difficult to fully follow the back-and-forth. “I could hear, but not…

Actor Robert De Niro was among those present in Washington on Wednesday as the Supreme Court heard arguments over birthright citizenship, a case that has drawn national attention and sharp political reactions. He sat in the courtroom alongside President Donald Trump and several members of the administration, listening as justices questioned both sides during a lengthy session. As he left the courthouse, De Niro briefly spoke with reporters but said he couldn’t offer a clear assessment of what he had just heard. From his seat, he explained, it was difficult to fully follow the back-and-forth. “I could hear, but not…

During oral arguments, Jackson offered a hypothetical: imagine a U.S. citizen traveling in Japan. If that person commits a crime there—say, stealing a wallet—Japanese authorities have the power to arrest and prosecute them. In that sense, she suggested, “allegiance” could be understood as being subject to a country’s legal authority. She extended the example further, noting that the same traveler could also rely on Japanese law enforcement if they were the victim of a crime. From there, Jackson posed a broader question. Even as a temporary visitor, she said, a person might be seen as owing a kind of local…

During oral arguments, Jackson offered a hypothetical: imagine a U.S. citizen traveling in Japan. If that person commits a crime there—say, stealing a wallet—Japanese authorities have the power to arrest and prosecute them. In that sense, she suggested, “allegiance” could be understood as being subject to a country’s legal authority. She extended the example further, noting that the same traveler could also rely on Japanese law enforcement if they were the victim of a crime. From there, Jackson posed a broader question. Even as a temporary visitor, she said, a person might be seen as owing a kind of local…

Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is drawing criticism from Republicans and conservative commentators after remarks in a recent interview where he appeared to link political “radicalism” in Iran with the MAGA movement in the United States. Speaking on America’s Newsroom on Wednesday, El-Sayed addressed the controversy surrounding the leaked audio first reported by the Washington Free Beacon. In that recording, he suggested he was hesitant to take a public stance on the death of Iran’s former Supreme Leader, citing constituents in Dearborn, Michigan, who were grieving. Asked about it, El-Sayed shifted the focus to broader concerns about U.S. foreign…

Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is drawing criticism from Republicans and conservative commentators after remarks in a recent interview where he appeared to link political “radicalism” in Iran with the MAGA movement in the United States. Speaking on America’s Newsroom on Wednesday, El-Sayed addressed the controversy surrounding the leaked audio first reported by the Washington Free Beacon. In that recording, he suggested he was hesitant to take a public stance on the death of Iran’s former Supreme Leader, citing constituents in Dearborn, Michigan, who were grieving. Asked about it, El-Sayed shifted the focus to broader concerns about U.S. foreign…

The Islamic Republic of Iran is on pace to surpass its already staggering number of executions from 2025, raising fresh concerns among human rights groups and international observers. According to the Iran Human Rights Society, at least 657 people have been executed in just the first three months of this year, suggesting the regime could exceed last year’s total if the current rate continues. Critics say the surge is not happening in isolation. They argue the government is using the backdrop of ongoing tensions with the United States and Israel to intensify its crackdown on dissent. In the wake of…

(The Center Square) – Leaders in the healthcare industry called on the Trump administration to exercise caution as it goes after fraud.President Donald Trump established the White House’s Fraud Task Force on March 16, with Vice President JD Vance set to lead the group. As part of efforts to crack down on fraud, Vance and Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, announced a nationwide six-month moratorium on Medicare enrollment for medical equipment that began Feb. 27. The moratorium would primarily affect Medicare enrollment for oxygen equipment, mobility devices and diabetic supplies. Ryan Bullock, chief…

The FBI made multiple arrests Thursday in Los Angeles County in connection with allegations over a total of $60 million in hospice-related Medicaid fraud.First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli announced the arrests for Operation Never Say Die during a news conference. “Federal agents from multiple agencies descended on fraudsters throughout Southern California, executing multiple arrests and search warrants,” Essayli told reporters. Eight people were arrested, Essayli said, and charges will be brought against 15 individuals who are accused of defrauding $60 million in health care fraud in greater Los Angeles County, including allegedly operating fraudulent hospice care businesses. Lolita Minerd,…

(The Center Square) — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is lifting a three-year-old ban on the popular video-sharing platform TikTok from city government devices set by his predecessor, Eric Adams.The New York City Cyber Command, which manages the government’s computer systems, announced the policy change in a memo that framed the move as an effort to improve digital communication with the public. “The Mamdani administration is committed to using every tool in our toolbox to communicate with New Yorkers,” the agency wrote. “At a moment when people are turning to city government for information about free services, emergency situations,…

As control of the U.S. House beyond 2026 may hinge upon a few races in Pennsylvania, an influential conservative organization has given grades to each incumbent.And a pair of Republicans in battleground districts received widely different scores. Heritage Action, the advocacy partner organization of the Heritage Foundation, released its Legislative Scorecard for the 119th Congress. U.S. Rep. Scott Perry, R-10th District, received a 96% grade, the highest score of any member in the state’s congressional delegation. U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-1st District, received a 23% score, which is the lowest grade of any Pennsylvania Republican and tied with U.S. Sen.…

(The Center Square) − FEMA has made $1 billion available nationwide through a revived disaster-mitigation grant program that Louisiana has relied on for flood control, electrical hardening and evacuation infrastructure, says U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy.The funding is available through FEMA’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program, known as BRIC, which reopened after Cassidy and other officials pushed back against efforts to end it. Applications are due July 23. “Investing before a disaster strikes saves lives and taxpayer dollars,” Cassidy, R-La., said in a statement announcing the funding. The $1 billion is not for Louisiana alone. It is a nationwide pool…

A Just the News investigation has detailed how a wealthy Marxist activist best known for the funding of a global financial network both inside the U.S. and around the world has extensive ties to Chinese Communist Party-linked organizations inside of China.China-based entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham lives and works in Shanghai, — which the American businessman now calls home — where he runs his network of pro-CCP news sites and other China-linked endeavors. Singham, who sold his ThoughtWorks tech company in 2017, has used the money to fund openly communist endeavors worldwide. Just the News can show that inside of China, Singham and…

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the conflict with Iran will come to an end soon, but the prime-time White House address did little to offer markets reassurance that the supply of oil in the Middle East will start flowing again. On Thursday afternoon, the West Texas Intermediate price of oil, the American benchmark, soared nearly 12% higher than it was before Trump’s speech, hitting over $112 per barrel. This was even higher than the European benchmark, Brent, which was up around 6.6% at over $107 per barrel.  The markets reflect a feeling that there will be no immediate opening of the Strait…

As the U.K., Europe and Australia draw international alarm for seeking to censor online content far outside their borders, House Judiciary Committee Republicans are pointing the finger back at the Western Hemisphere for threats to Americans’ speech.Brazilian officials led by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes “regularly issue global takedown orders to social media platforms demanding the platforms remove content, including specific social media accounts, or face daily noncompliance fines,” frequently targeting criticism of its high court, according to “nonpublic documents” the committee obtained. They even ordered X to remove posts praising President Trump and criticizing former President Biden and the previous administration’s…

This week about 30,000 eggs from a North Carolina family farm arrived in Washington, destined for the White House Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn. The farm-to-table concept is an important tenet of the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, expanding exposure to healthy eating habits and nutrition. The eggs, supplied by Braswell Family Farms in Nashville for the fifth consecutive year, were highlighted by Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, who visited the fourth-generation operation earlier in the week to tour its laying hen flocks, grading facilities and processing plant. The White House Easter Egg Roll, set to take place Monday,…