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Conductores de Scooters y bicis eléctricas deberán contar con licencia para manejar en CDMX
El Congreso capitalino avaló reformas que obligarán a registrar estos vehículos ante SEMOVI, usar casco/chaleco reflejante y obtener licencia si superan 25 km/h, prohibiendo su circulación en ciclovías. En un hecho histórico para la movilidad urbana, la Comisión de Movilidad Sustentable del Congreso de la CDMX aprobó con 6 votos a favor y 1 abstención reformas que…
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Pelosi Drops Update On Disturbing Child Legislation She’s Pushing
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday she is working at the national level to support sex changes for transgender children. Pelosi toured the San Francisco VA Medical Center earlier in the day to review health system upgrades, research initiatives, and — according to a press release from her staff — the threat that House…
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Sanctuary City Sheriff Indicted by DOJ on Extortion Charges
A top law enforcement official in one of the nation’s leading Democrat-led sanctuary cities has been indicted by the U.S. Justice Department on extortion charges, U.S. Attorney Leah Foley announced Friday. Foley, who oversees DOJ operations in Massachusetts, secured her third indictment of an elected Democrat this year with the arrest of Suffolk County Sheriff…
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Así viven hoy las hijas de Obama: alejadas de la Casa Blanca y brillando con luz propia en California
Pasaron los años y aquellas niñas que conquistaron el corazón de millones durante la presidencia de Barack Obama hoy son jóvenes adultas que construyen su propio camino lejos del foco político, pero no del interés público. Malia y Sasha Obama, de 26 y 23 años respectivamente, residen actualmente en California, donde comparten un departamento y se han consolidado como figuras independientes con proyectos personales…
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Trump To Take More Than 200 Executive Actions On Day One
President Donald Trump is expected to issue 11 executive orders specifically for the border crisis today, three of which have already garnered a lot of attention online. Trump will sign more than 200 executive actions, a vast first wave of policy priorities centered on energy, border security, lowering the cost of living for American families,…
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Trump Reappoints Newly-Minted IRS Commissioner to Ambassadorship
President Trump has opted to replace Billy Long as commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), with the former congressman announcing Friday that he will assume a new post. “It is an honor to serve my friend President Trump, and I am excited to take on my new role as the ambassador to Iceland,” Long,…
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Appeals Court Blocks Anti-Trump Judge’s Contempt Order
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled 2-1 on Friday that U.S. District Judge James Boasberg cannot proceed with potential contempt proceedings against the Trump administration. The case centers on allegations that the administration violated an emergency court order barring the use of a 1798 law to summarily deport hundreds of Venezuelan…
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MAGA Ally Tim Burchett Interested In Marsha Blackburn’s Senate Seat
Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN), a staunch ally of President Trump and the MAGA movement, has expressed interest in being considered for Sen. Marsha Blackburn’s (R-TN) seat should she vacate it. Blackburn announced Wednesday that she will run for Tennessee governor in 2026, a race that would require her to give up her Senate seat if…
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«Me costó 6 mil dólares y no falté a ninguna clase»: Bill Zhou, alumno de la Universidad de Berkeley, quien viajó diario en avión durante 10 meses
Bill Zhou, alumno universitario, gastó $2,413 dólares en vuelos diarios LA-Berkeley usando millas y descuentos, ahorrando más de $30,000 comparado con el alquiler local. Ante los prohibitivos $3,300 mensuales de renta cerca de UC Berkeley, el estudiante Bill Zhou ideó una solución aeronáutica: durante 10 meses tomó 238 vuelos entre Los Ángeles y el Área de la Bahía, gastando solo $2,413 totales (aprox.…
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FBI Leaders Fired Over January 6 Coverup in Trump ‘Purge’
In a sweeping move that sources say amounts to a ‘purge,’ the Trump administration has fired three senior FBI officials—each tied to the Bureau’s investigation of the Capitol riot on January 6th—a sign that the Department of Justice is done tolerating insubordination, leaks, and cover-ups. Brian Driscoll, who briefly served as acting FBI director at…
