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2 days ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Corey Olson
The legacy media appears to have "Trump blinders" on when it comes to the southern border. Even as illegal border crossings plummet amidst heightened border enforcement, reporters still can't seem to connect the dots. The Washington Post recently ran an article on the sharp decline in fentanyl seizures at the southern border, calling it "mysterious" and blaming "complicated" factors. That drew resounding mockery from many quarters, including the White House.
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3 days ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Corey Olson
Recent antisemitic violence across the country, including last weekend's terror attack on a pro-Israel event in Colorado and the murder of two Israeli embassy employees in D.C. last month, has galvanized the Jewish community around the country and here in Houston. "People nowadays think of antisemitism as a single incident, but it's not, it's an ideology," says Rozalie Jerome, founder and president of the Holocaust Remembrance Association.
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1 week ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Corey Olson
The 2025 hurricane season has arrived, and with it some new forecasting tools from the National Hurricane Center. The NHC is updating its "cone of uncertainty" map, adding a new map of rip current risks, and extending the forecast window for Potential Tropical Cyclone (PTC) advisories from 48 hours to 72 hours. The changes are aimed at allowing more advanced warnings of storms, and the potential impacts of those storms after landfall.
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1 week ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Corey Olson
The Federal Reserve is still a bit spooked by President Donald Trump's tariffs, even as evidence shows they have not hurt the economy so far. The minutes from the Fed's latest meeting reveal a continued "cautious approach" moving forward, amidst concerns that tariffs will lead to higher inflation or even stagflation. That has the Fed unlikely to move on interest rates at its next meeting in June, while the markets are still pricing in the possibility of one or two rate cuts by the end of the year.
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1 week ago |
ktrh.iheart.com | Corey Olson
Democrats are growing increasingly desperate and bizarre in their attempts to steer out of their political nosedive and successfully challenge Donald Trump. The latest bad idea is a "shadow cabinet," made up of people in various fields who can counter the Trump administration on specific issues. The idea was first proposed by Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, but now a POLITICO writer has gone a step further and created this fantasy cabinet for Dems, complete with a list of names.
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