A Strong Plan to Help the Middle Class and Close Rich Peoples Loopholes
In a major economic move, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has unveiled President Donald Trump’s new tax proposal, designed to deliver relief to middle-class Americans. The…
MASSIVE ACCIDENT Just happened 33 people …
Early Wednesday morning, a tragic accident occurred on Highway 57 in the Hermanas-Sabinas section , at kilometer 68. A bus identified with the number 9132 , which…
The amazing tale of a British Airways pilot who lived through 20 minutes outside a flying plane.
In 1990, British Airways pilot Tim Lancaster experienced a harrowing event when the cockpit windshield blew out at 17,000 feet during a flight from Birmingham to Málaga,…
Senate Blocks Sanders’ Attempt to Halt Israel Arms Deal
The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly blocked Senator Bernie Sanders’ attempt to halt a $20 billion arms sale to Israel, despite growing concerns over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza….
Yes — the core facts check out. • **Amount & purpose:** Minnesota did pay roughly **\$430 000** in public money to the Washington-based law firm **K\&L Gates** to coach Gov. Tim Walz for a June 12, 2025 U.S. House Oversight Committee hearing on “sanctuary-city” policy. ([Star Tribune][1]) • **Timeframe & hourly rate:** Invoices the Star Tribune obtained cover work from **April 10 to June 12**; May charges alone came to about **\$232 000, averaging \$516 per hour**. ([Star Tribune][1]) • **Funding source:** The governor’s office tapped Minnesota’s **general fund** after getting approval from the Legislative Advisory Commission. ([Star Tribune][1]) • **Political reaction:** GOP legislators Jim Nash and Harry Niska called the spending excessive, while Walz’s staff blamed House Republicans for staging a “political stunt.” ([Star Tribune][1]) • **Comparable cases elsewhere:** Boston Mayor Michelle Wu (up to \$650 000), Denver Mayor Mike Johnston (≈ \$250 000) and others have used outside counsel for similar congressional-hearing prep. ([Star Tribune][1]) So the report that Gov. Walz’s office spent about \$430 000 of taxpayer money on outside lawyers to prepare for the sanctuary-city hearing—and the ensuing partisan flap—is accurate. [1]: https://www.startribune.com/walz-congressional-testimony-will-cost-minnesota-430k-in-legal-bills/601403334 “Walz’s congressional testimony will cost Minnesota $430K in legal bills”
Some folks pass through life quietly—minding their business, waving hello, keeping the peace. Others treat their cul-de-sac like a private fiefdom. Lindsey fell squarely into the second…
14 True Stories That Could Hit Internet’s Front Page
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Breaking News: Missing Camp Girl Found 12 Miles Downriver in Texas Amid Historic Flooding
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Red Tape of Freedom: How My Heartbreak Led to a New Beginning
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Shattered Secrets and the Bonds of Love: The Hidden Truth Behind Our Family
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Common Medication Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Large-Scale Study
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