April 4, 2025

News Summary In a significant development, GOP Representative Anna Paulina Luna is advocating for remote voting for new parents. Her initial proposal aimed to implement proxy voting for all new parents for six weeks post-birth, but met resistance from Speaker Mike Johnson. The new compromise focuses on mothers unable to travel due to health reasons. With Trump’s endorsement and increasing support, Luna’s push is gaining traction, highlighting internal GOP divisions

News Summary A Michigan couple, Paul and Christy Akeo, spent nearly a month in a Mexican prison due to allegations connected to their timeshare agreement with Palace Elite. After their arrest shortly after arriving in Cancun, they faced accusations of credit card fraud related to disputed charges with American Express. Their release followed a reparation agreement with the timeshare company, which included donations to nonprofit organizations. Despite enduring harsh prison

News Summary Communities from Kentucky to Missouri are reeling from a devastating tornado outbreak that occurred from April 2-3, 2025. The storms claimed lives and caused significant damage to homes and infrastructure, leaving many residents to pick up the pieces. As recovery efforts begin, emergency services are on high alert for potential further severe weather and flooding that threatens to complicate recovery efforts. Severe Tornado Outbreak Causes Widespread Destruction and

News Summary The Trump administration has fired General Timothy Haugh, the director of the NSA, and his deputy, Wendy Noble, creating a significant shift in the nation’s intelligence community just months into the new administration. The firings have raised concerns among political figures and defense officials regarding national security and the potential influence of political loyalty in military leadership. Lt. Gen. William Hartman will serve as the acting head of