Leaving a charger plugged in without your phone can waste energy, overheat outlets, and increase fire risk. Even idle chargers draw power, wear out faster, and pose hidden safety hazards—especially with damaged cables or poor-quality adapters.
Even when a charger is not connected to a phone, tablet, or laptop, it is rarely truly off. Most modern chargers remain in a low-power standby mode…
If you notice small red dots on your skin, they can signal many things, from harmless cherry angiomas and irritation to heat rash or allergies. Rarely, sudden spreading spots may suggest infection or bleeding issues—check with a healthcare professional promptly. ❤️🩺
Red dots on the skin are common and, in most cases, harmless, yet they often grab our attention immediately. Skin is one of the body’s most visible…
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is leaving the bureau in January, and President Trump hinted he may want to return to his media career as a podcaster, suggesting that desire is a key reason for his departure.
Outgoing FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino recently discussed his decision to leave his post and the Trump administration during a Friday appearance on Fox & Friends. Bongino…
The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to weaken the Voting Rights Act by signaling it may limit or overturn Section 2, the key provision that bars racially discriminatory voting practices and protects minority voters in redistricting. This shift, evident in oral arguments in Louisiana v. Callais, could reduce legal tools to challenge discriminatory maps and reshape elections.
The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to tighten the reins on how federal courts enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, potentially shielding state lawmakers from…
Rhode Island Democratic chairwoman reportedly asked an arresting officer “You know who I am?” during a DUI stop, according to police records. The incident has sparked criticism and renewed debate over accountability and equal treatment under the law.
A prominent Rhode Island Democrat made headlines after body camera footage captured her challenging a police officer moments before her DUI arrest. Maria Bucci, 51, the chairwoman…
Donald Trump gave an update on potential $2,000 bonuses, saying any payments would depend on economic conditions, congressional action, and future policy decisions. No official timeline or approved program has been confirmed for Americans to receive the money.
As President Donald Trump announced a new round of financial bonuses for members of the U.S. military, attention quickly turned to a separate and much broader proposal:…
Weather alerts have been issued for nearly 60 million Americans across multiple regions, as experts warn hazardous conditions could disrupt post-Christmas travel, causing delays, cancellations, and dangerous road conditions during one of the busiest travel periods.
Millions of Americans preparing to travel after Christmas are facing the possibility of serious weather disruptions as winter conditions strengthen across wide portions of the United States….
Body found confirmed to be that of the missing individual after forensic identification by authorities. Officials say there is no ongoing threat to the public, and the investigation continues to determine circumstances surrounding the death.
A father returned to his Chicago home expecting the familiar comfort of routine, only to encounter a reality that shattered everything he knew. Inside, the people who…
BREAKING: Karoline Leavitt confirmed Donald Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency after leg swelling. Doctors say it’s common, non-serious, and unrelated to heart disease, with Trump otherwise in good health and continuing campaign activities.
The truth landed like a thunderclap, not because it was catastrophic, but because it interrupted a story built on ceaseless momentum. Donald Trump, in the middle of…
On Christmas Day 2025, President Trump announced that the U.S. launched “powerful and deadly” strikes against ISIS-linked militants in northwest Nigeria, targeting extremists responsible for violence, especially against Christians, in coordination with Nigerian authorities. Casualty figures were not released.
While much of the world observed Christmas Day in rest and celebration, the United States military remained active overseas, continuing operations aimed at combating global terrorist threats….