Author: Adrian Garrett

Second Amendment advocates are up in arms over a new rule from the Biden administration that requires additional background checks on gun buyers outside of traditional stores. The National Association for Gun Rights claims that the rule will effectively outlaw private sales between individuals and ultimately lead to Universal Gun Registration. Other organizations such as the Second Amendment Institute and Gun Owners of America have also expressed concerns about the rule, citing infringement on law-abiding citizens’ rights and unnecessary burdens. The founder of the Second Amendment Foundation accused the Biden administration of waging war on guns and bypassing Congress to…

Fast-food workers in California recently celebrated a significant victory as their wages were increased to $20 an hour, following a hard-fought battle for better pay. The wage increase, a compromise from the initial demand of $22 an hour with annual increases, was the result of frontline workers organizing, going on strike, and advocating for a law to raise their wages. While workers rejoiced at the wage hike, critics have raised concerns about potential negative impacts. Some fear that the increase could lead to reduced hours, layoffs, and price hikes for customers. Reports have already emerged of job losses, with two…

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Set to Discuss Economic Concerns with China US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has announced upcoming talks with China to address American concerns about Beijing’s economic model and trade practices. The discussions will focus on creating more balanced economic growth and combating money laundering, with a particular emphasis on addressing issues in the manufacturing sector. Yellen expressed concern about China’s industrial strategy and its potential impact on American companies and workers, highlighting production overcapacity as a key issue. The talks will also cover financial stability, sustainable finance, and cooperation in countering money laundering, according to China’s…

The latest leaks and rumors surrounding Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone 16 have sent tech enthusiasts into a frenzy. According to reports, Apple is making significant design changes to the upcoming devices, including the addition of new buttons and larger screen sizes. Photographic evidence has recently surfaced showing alleged dummy units of the iPhone 16, giving us a glimpse into what the new devices may look like. Among the changes, Apple has added new buttons to the iPhone 16 models, including a programmable action button and a “Capture” button specifically for photos. The iPhone 16 Pro models are said to be…

Cancer Cases on the Rise Worldwide: American Cancer Society Report A recent report from the American Cancer Society has projected a staggering 77% increase in the number of people living with cancer by the year 2050. In 2022 alone, 20 million new cancer cases were diagnosed, leading to 9.7 million deaths globally. The report also revealed that approximately 1 in 5 individuals alive today will develop cancer at some point in their lifetime. One concerning trend highlighted in the report is the rise in cancer cases in low-income countries, largely due to factors such as tobacco use and obesity. Lung…

Mark your calendars and get your cameras ready! A total solar eclipse is set to darken the skies over North America on April 8, providing an awe-inspiring sight that is sure to be one of the most photographed events of the year. NASA is offering tips on how to capture this rare phenomenon, encouraging photographers to protect their eyes and camera equipment during the event. They advise not being too picky about the type of camera used, but rather focusing on practicing and planning for the perfect shot. It’s important to remember to not only look up during the eclipse,…

Actress Julia Stiles and Her Husband Welcome Third Child Julia Stiles, known for her roles in various films and TV shows, including 10 Things I Hate About You and Dexter, recently welcomed her third child with husband Preston Cook in a private manner. Details about their newest addition, including the baby’s name and sex, have been kept under wraps. The couple, who already have two children, Strummer, 6, and Arlo, 2, have chosen to keep this special moment private. This news comes after Julia Stiles recently completed filming her directorial debut, a film adaptation of Renée Carlino’s novel Wish You…

A $60 billion military aid bill intended to support Ukraine has hit a roadblock in Congress, with some Republican lawmakers and former President Donald Trump expressing resistance. The delay in passing the bill has raised concerns from NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, who warned that every day of delay in providing support to Ukraine has consequences on the battlefield, allowing Russia to gain an upper hand. Stoltenberg further emphasized the urgent need for the US to make a decision on providing military aid to Ukraine, stating that NATO taking charge of coordinating support for Ukraine would be a significant shift in…

In a shocking turn of events, rapper and podcast host Joe Budden has made bold predictions about the future of music mogul Diddy following federal raids on his homes. Budden believes that it is “a wrap” for the Bad Boy boss and expects the situation to only get worse for him. During a recent episode of his podcast, Budden discussed Diddy’s private jet activity on the day of the raids, raising concerns about plausible deniability for the music icon in the ongoing investigation. He questioned whether Diddy would be able to distance himself from any potential illegal activities that may…

A lucky customer at Casey’s General Store in Fridley, Minnesota hit the jackpot in the recent Powerball drawing, taking home a whopping $1 million. The winner, who matched the first five numbers, can now celebrate their newfound fortune thanks to a stroke of luck. But the luck didn’t stop there, as two other players in Minnesota also scored big wins. They each won $50,000 with tickets purchased at Kwik Trips in Monticello and Burnsville. These fortunate individuals can also enjoy their winnings, adding some extra cash to their pockets. In Minnesota, winners who claim prizes of more than $10,000 have…