7 people have died after being infected with Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria that contaminates water and seafood.
The Trump administration cut mandatory public health reporting of Vibrio vulnificus last year.
Florida police have charged a 91-year-old man with the homicide of his wife.
He told authorities that he viewed the act as “keeping his promise” that he would never put her in a nursing home. https://t.co/Mjcj1jKTPW
@the_matt@factpostnews Well considering Florida has had 11 cases this year as of July and Louisiana is at 9, I’m not sure what to tell you
Guess your mistake was assuming I didn’t do any research myself
Guess you should be a little more careful with your “research”
https://t.co/11NqeE92CP
A devout Christian grandmother, 83, was allegedly euthanized against her will and her religious beliefs by a care home in Canada, her family claims https://t.co/IYW0zCxeAX
🚨 Owen Shroyer says he’s voting for Democrats to “stop [Trump’s] administration.”
“The only answer might be Democrats getting in there and stopping Trump… from all the damage he’s doing to this country! Wake up!... You have been sold out!”
There's a lot of housing being taken up by immigrants and the crime barrier. You can free those up by mass deportations and tough on crime policies
Outside of that there's a hundred ways from government solutions and free market solutions you can use
Conservative college students say they understand exactly why their peers are drifting toward democratic socialism — because they share the same economic anxieties.
At Young America's Foundation's Freedom 250 conference, students told Fox News Digital that inflation, the housing crunch, and stagnant opportunity are making young Americans feel "hopeless." But rather than embracing government intervention, they argue free markets remain the path to prosperity — if Republicans can sharpen their messaging.
With 87% of Americans saying homeownership is harder for young adults than it was for their parents, and nearly half of renters spending more than 30% of income on housing, the economic squeeze isn't theoretical for this generation. It's the defining political battleground heading into November.