Posts by Amelia Frost
Trump’s $5 Sharpie Story at Cabinet Meeting Challenged—Marker Company Says It Never Happened
President Donald Trump’s claim that he personally negotiated a $5 (approximately £3.95) deal for customised Sharpie markers has been disputed by the brand’s manufacturer, Atlanta-based Newell Brands, which said it had no information about the conversation Trump described. The account was reported by The Washington Post, drawing scrutiny to remarks delivered during an official Cabinet…
Read MoreNancy Guthrie Update: Savannah ‘Livid’ After Reporter Names Brother-In-Law As Suspect
Nancy Guthrie’s daughter, Savannah Guthrie, was reportedly left ‘livid’ in late March after veteran broadcaster Ashleigh Banfield publicly described Savannah’s brother-in-law as a ‘prime suspect’ in Nancy’s disappearance — despite police later stating that no member of the Guthrie family was a suspect. Nancy Guthrie, 78, was reported missing in early February, prompting an intensive…
Read MoreAG Pam Bondi Draws Backlash for Claiming that Citizenship is a Privilege, Not A Constitutional Right
In the wake of the denaturalization of two people who lied on their application for U.S. citizenship, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is facing backlash for a statement that was deemed unconstitutional and insensitive. In an interview with Fox News regarding the legal decision to revoke the American citizenship of the two individuals, Bondi said,…
Read MoreWhite House Rejects Report About ICE Acting Head Being Hospitalized Twice Due To Stress-Related Issues: ‘Inaccurate Trash’
The White House rejected a report claiming that acting ICE director Todd Lyons was hospitalized twice over the past months due to stress-related issues. Spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said Politico, which published the piece, should be ashamed for “for publishing such inaccurate trash.” Shame on Politico for publishing such inaccurate trash. Todd Lyons is an American…
Read MoreGOP Sen. John Kennedy Signals Openness to U.S. Withdrawal From Iran Conflict: ‘Time to Come Home’
Republican Sen. John Kennedy said the United States should begin preparing to exit its military involvement in Iran, while acknowledging uncertainty about whether key objectives have been fully achieved. In an interview with CBS News, Kennedy said, “as far as I’m concerned, it’s time to come home,” adding that, however, he does not have access…
Read MoreTrump Likely Won’t Endorse John Cornyn In Texas’ Senate GOP Primary In The End, Giving a Boost To Ken Paxton: Report
President Donald Trump may not end up endorsing Senator John Cornyn in Texas‘ Senate GOP primary, according to a new report. “The Cornyn endorsement looks lead, but it’s Trump, so it’s never certain,” a person close to the White House told Politico. Another official told the outlet that “it’s looking like he may not endorse…
Read MoreNew York’s World Cup Housing Fight Could Shape Who Profits When the World Arrives
As the New York City area gears up to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the final match, the debate over where fans will sleep has become a much bigger fight about who gets to benefit when one of the planet’s biggest sporting events lands in a city already strained by sky-high rents and…
Read MoreThe Big Business of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy
Can a nine-episode limited series really impact an entire season of shopping trends? Today brands are experiencing—and chasing—the “Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy effect” as a result of Ryan Murphy’s Love Story. And in many cases, it’s more pervasive than they could have prepared for. The FX series, based on the relationship between John F. Kennedy Jr. and…
Read MoreICE Head Todd Lyons Reportedly Hospitalized for Stress Multiple Times
According to a new report, Todd Lyons, the acting head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, was reportedly hospitalized at least twice in recent months for stress-related issues. The report said one episode happened in September and another in December in Washington, where Lyons was allegedly driven to a hospital by his security detail and…
Read MoreKevin Gundersen, CEO of Gunderson Enterprises, on Disrupting the Supplement Industry
In the modern health and wellness marketplace, consumer trust is a precarious commodity. For Las Vegas native Kevin Gundersen, founder and CEO of supplements brand Inno Supps, the path to industry leadership has not been defined by following established trends, but by a steadfast refusal to compromise on product integrity. Since the brand’s inception in…
Read MoreFlamingwik Illuminates the Art of Connection Through Candlelight and Ritual
Flamingwik, the candle-focused lifestyle brand founded by Heidi Von Hesia, approaches candlelight as something that extends beyond home decor. Built around the idea that simple rituals can foster deeper connection, the company creates candles, interior accessories, and curated experiences designed to bring people together and reintroduce moments of presence and reflection into everyday life. Apart…
Read MoreNew Business Starts Hold Steady as U.S. Job Market Sends Mixed Signals
New economic data shows startup momentum in the United States is holding steady, even as the labor market shows signs of strain. The latest Business Formation Report from Registered Agents Inc (RAI), shows new LLC and corporate filings are on the rise, a sign Americans are still starting businesses despite economic uncertainty. Business formations are…
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