Bulletpoints

As we get ever closer to November 5 and our election, it is critical that we all stay on top of the REAL news: what’s valid and important and what’s false; therefore, is necessary to delete. There’s so much drivel splashed across our media at every level, it’s tough to determine the truthful. That’s why […]

This week was not just a very busy week in U.S. and foreign events; it was a historical week. For the first time in history, a former United States President, Donald Trump, was charged, prosecuted, and convicted of 34 felony criminal actions on his part. Thursday, after the court action, Trump spoke briefly outside the

It looks like the USA is on fire! Every week gets more contentious in Congress. The Department of Justice is daily becoming more intrusive into the lives of Americans. They’re so confident the American People will allow their continued oppression of our freedoms without pushing back becomes more obvious daily. Not only do they not

The weeks full of facts and information keep on coming. This week was no different. Just about anything important to us was in the headlines in the news. We’ve sniffed out some of those stories that may have slipped your attention. We include them in “Saturday Bullet Points” today. Here’s how it works: Read the

Trial after trial after trial after trial… that sounds like life being Donald Trump! It’s hard for everyday Americans to keep current on the various issues happening daily in courtrooms, where the former president is under continuous, relentless attacks from the Joe Biden henchmen who are tasked with doing anything necessary to keep Trump from

Did you see the Friday Press Conference from Mar-A-Lago with former President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-CA)? Johnson rolled out a new proposed bill that will require every person who votes in a federal election to provide proof of citizenship to vote. Johnson stated that besides assuring every person who votes does

It’s that time of the week: Saturday. Every Saturday, we give you the week’s news highlights in Bullet Point format. How does it work? We choose the top 10-12 stories of the week and present a bullet point highlighting each in a few sentences. Then, if you want further details, click on the arrow at

No, the Baltimore, Maryland shipwreck that put the Francis Scott Key Bridge out of commission for a year or so was NOT the only important occurrence this week. There were quite a few others, and several of the “others” were more significant than the bridge shipwreck. How do we keep up with the most important