December 28, 2024

New York State Sen. Dan Stec, a Republican and Navy veteran, is running for Congress. Stec has tossed his hat in the ring to succeed Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., who will vacate her seat in the House of Representatives to become the next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. A special election for New York’s…

Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips, who ran a failed presidential campaign against President Biden, defended his decision to oppose his party’s leadership in a recent interview despite criticism. Phillips announced in 2023 that he will not seek re-election in 2024. The decision came after he ran a long-shot primary challenge against Biden. While his campaign was…

Canadian actress and model Dayle Haddon has died. She was 76. Haddon’s cause of death was suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, Pennsylvania’s Solebury Township Police Department confirmed with Fox News Digital.  The cause of the leak appears to be from a water heater or boiler, which the police are calling a “tragic accident.” This is a…

Athletics president Dave Kaval is resigning after being the public face of the organization’s move from Oakland to Las Vegas. Kaval, 49, served as the seventh president of the A’s in their 123-year history, and held the role for the past eight years.  “We are grateful for Dave’s contributions and leadership over the past eight…

Olivia Hussey, famously known for her role in the 1968 film “Romeo and Juliet”, has died. She was 73.  Hussey died Friday, “peacefully at home surrounded by her loved ones,” a statement posted to her Instagram account said. “Olivia was a remarkable person whose warmth, wisdom, and pure kindness touched the lives of all who…

“The Six Triple Eight” recently debuted on Netflix and tells the story of the first predominantly Black and female army battalion that served overseas during World War II. The film stars Kerry Washington and was written and directed by Tyler Perry. “You’ve got to watch this, because this story is not really told in America,…

Everyone’s blaming health insurance company greed for the soaring claims denials and roadblocks to care. That’s naive.  Follow the money to find the real culprits: lying politicians.  In 2013, before Affordable Care Act regulations kicked in, insurers denied roughly 1.5% of claims, according to the American Medical Association. But under ACA rules, denials increased tenfold….