Anthony Fauci
Fire Destroys Office Of Senator Rand Paul
A fire at the building that houses the office of Senator Rand Paul, along with a local law firm, heavily damaged the building and the offices inside.
Arsenal Media Group
Jason Cole: Why GOP poised to sweep all three 2023 governors races
National Political Correspondent Neil W. McCabe interviewed conservative political consultant Jason Cole, the CEO of Arsenal Media Group, about the gubernatorial races in Mississippi, Louisiana and Kentucky
child labor law violation
Two 10-year-old workers discovered in McDonald’s
The United States Department of Labor has reported that two 10-year-old children were discovered performing unpaid employment at a McDonald’s restaurant in Louisville.
democrats
Democrats Continue Pushing for Stricter Gun Laws in Wake of Tragic Shootings
Following the tragic shootings in Tennessee and Kentucky, Democrats are calling for MORE gun laws
Daily Feed
Daily Feed 4/10/23
An employee opens fire on innocent bystanders at a Bank in Louisville, Kentucky. Meanwhile, a new report reveals the paper trail linking George Soros to Democrat campaigns, while China preps for an invasion of Taiwan.
Employee
Louisville bank shooting update: 4 victims killed, 9 others injured
Police in Louisville, Kentucky, announced that a mass shooting at a bank on Monday morning resulted in four fatalities and 9 other injuries.
barge
Barge carrying 1,400 tons of methanol sinks in Ohio river
A barge carrying around 1,400 tons of methanol is among the ones that broke loose when the vessel towing them had made contact with a stationary structure.
american people
Sen. Paul: The American people have had enough war
The Senate has taken a bipartisan vote to advance legislation that would end the 1991 and 2002 authorizations for use of military force but Kentucky Senator Rand Paul says more needs to be done to prevent future conflicts.
abortion
Kentucky Supreme Court upholds abortion ban
Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that the abortion bans in the state are to remain in place until the lawsuit over the matter is settled in court.