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The U.S. Men's National Team is in uncharted waters against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Byrd hosted a softcore TV series for 20 years, and it became a rallying point for AIDS awareness and anti-censorship activism.

He matured in the most important area of his career by buying into an unrewarding role.

Despite that inner conflict and his complaining, Zayn has generally done the right things, even if it didn’t always work perfectly.

The Blueshirts added a right wing who has surpassed 30 points in each of his last nine seasons to a forward pool in need of more consistent producers.

While French elites have spent years wagging fingers at air-conditioning as American excess and bad for the planet, regular Parisians have been left sweating through hotel rooms and apartments with little more than open windows and a shrug.

If you think Zohran Mamdani’s victory is simply a New York story, think again.

The Elephant In The Room That Is Fraud

Authored by Jack Hellner via AmericanThinker.com,

There has clearly been trillions of fraud over the last several decades, and politicians in both parties have shown very little interest in rooting out the fraud until Trump. Somehow, most of the media and other Democrats aren’t too concerned with saving taxpayer dollars—they spend their time attacking Trump.

The media and other Democrats were outraged when Trump spent $16 million dollars fixing the reflecting pool problems, and there was endless reporting, but there is virtually no outrage and minimal reporting on the endless fraud, no matter how many billions have been legitimately stolen from the taxpayers.

The following is a small sample of what crooks have gotten away with, which is only the tip of the iceberg.

Federal data revealed this:

In 2024, 35 percent of exchange enrollees and 40 percent of fully-subsidized low-income enrollees generated no medical claims….

Tens of billions went to big insurance companies to pay for many fake people. Yet, as Democrats shuttered the government, almost all the media spewed were intentional lies about how Republicans wanted to take health care away from the poor, and premiums would rise substantially for them.

The media didn’t have much interest when an enterprising young reporter found massive fraud in daycare centers in Minnesota. They also didn’t have any concern when we learned Governor Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison knew about the fraud for a long time and instead of going after the criminals, sought to destroy the whistleblowers.

Here is how PBS reported on the story:

This week, the Trump administration dispatched federal officers to Minnesota amid concerns over fraud. The deployment comes after a right-wing influencer posted a video claiming, without proof, that daycare centers operated by Somali residents in Minneapolis had misappropriated more than $100 million.

Hospice fraud in California is massive. Where is the endless reporting by the media? Why aren’t they concerned that Governor Newsom and other officials did little to nothing about it? They also don’t seem interested in how many millions of taxpayer dollars flow to entities associated with Newsom’s wife. Instead, they attack the Justice Department for investigating the obvious.

A huge amount of fraud was found with a small sample of SNAP recipients, yet this news piece seems aggravated at the Trump administration for doing something about it:

The USDA says 700,000 were removed from SNAP. Here’s what counts as fraud.

Multiple studies have found that SNAP fraud is rare, yet the Trump administration continues to place heavy focus on the issue.

In May, Rollins told Fox News that her department had found around 700,000 people fraudulently using SNAP rolls since February 2025 and arrested 895 people in the past year for fraud. She said 244,000 fraudsters used dead people’s social security numbers and 500,000 collected benefits in multiple states.

Here is a story that got little coverage about health care fraud schemes. You would think that with all the worries about Medicare survival that an arrest of around 450 people in 45 states would get extensive coverage, but it doesn’t.

New: Record Healthcare Fraud Bust: 450 Defendants Now Charged by Trump DOJ

How often is this happening throughout the country?

What about this?

Michigan childcare provider collected $1.1M in taxpayer funds despite no visible signs of operating

Where are the administrators we pay for verifying that daycare providers do in fact qualify for the money?

The media clearly has little interest in reporting on fraud perpetrated by illegals:

Illegal Alien Gets 8 Years in Prison for $89 Million Payroll Scheme Employing Illegal Alien Construction Workers

I bet few people saw this story about all the money funneled out during COVID:

NC Tax Preparer Pleads Guilty in $13.9M COVID-19 Fraud Scheme

Seven other return preparers have already pleaded guilty to their roles in the same scheme. 

The media is working hard to avoid the story about how we chased down a Somalian fraudster after he fled the country:

$250 Million Minnesota Fraudster Finally Nabbed — in Mogadishu 

Every once in a while, the media and other Democrats claim to care about debts and deficits, but they clearly don’t when they refuse to help going after fraud and treat every cut or freeze in government spending programs as a disaster.

The only time they really care about deficits is when they falsely claim that Republican tax cuts cost the government trillions of dollars.

Here is the truth about federal income and spending:

Individual income taxes collected FY 2017 $1.5 trillion. By FY 2025, they were up to $2.66 trillion—up more than double the 35% inflation rate for that period. Corporate income taxes in FY 2017 were $297 billion and in FY 2025, they were $452 billion (or up 52%). 

Meanwhile, spending went up from $3.98 trillion to $7.20 trillion—up 77%, which is more than double the rate of inflation. Uncontrolled spending including massive fraud is clearly the problem.

Is our media on it? Hardly.

Tyler Durden Wed, 07/01/2026 - 15:45

Zo's happy T-Swift will avoid the "Cruel Summer" heat.

California is home to some of the country's best places to celebrate the Fourth of July — but not every city in the state is brining fireworks-worthy fun.

The down-and-out artist tearfully parroted Mayor Mamdani: “What is New York if not your back is up against the wall, your dream just out of reach, unsure how you’ll make your next rent payment.”

They're from one of the hottest Hollywood labels, beloved by stars like Katie Holmes, Selena Gomez and Pamela Anderson.

They're from one of the hottest Hollywood labels, beloved by stars like Katie Holmes, Selena Gomez and Pamela Anderson.

The countries agreed on Sunday to a weeklong de-escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, a US official confirmed to The Post — cooling tensions just in time for Fourth of July celebrations.

Meta shares jumped 10% Wednesday following a report the company is planning to sell excess computing power – allowing it to recover some of the billions of dollars it has sunk into AI.

Ming Zhang He was punched during a fight with Carlos Valentin, 27, around 8:25 p.m, June 12 in front of a rental building on Walton Avenue near East Mount Eden Avenue in the Concourse neighborhood, according to cops and law enforcement sources. 

The pair sparked romance speculation when they were seen "kissing openly" at the Palm Tree Music Festival in Southampton over the weekend.

The pair sparked romance speculation when they were seen "kissing openly" at the Palm Tree Music Festival in Southampton over the weekend.

Taxpayers are off the hook for more than $700,000 in legal bills for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's close confidant Melissa DeRosa, a judge ruled Wednesday.

A House Judiciary Committee hearing on June 30 erupted into chaos as Reps. Mike Lawler and Jamie Raskin shouted over one another during a debate on sanctuary policies. The heated exchange quickly turned personal, with Raskin telling Lawler to “get the hell out of here” and Lawler firing back that his colleague was “a disgrace.”