Day: September 21, 2024

US launches online passport renewals, offering bypass of paper mail-in application

6:11 pm September 21, 2024

United States citizens will now be able to more easily renew their passports. The Department of State announced Wednesday that passport holders will be able to submit an online form to renew their passports, no longer requiring a mail-in application. “By offering this online alternative to the traditional paper application process, the Department is embracing […]

‘Professional’ squatters move house to house, retain state-by-state knowledge on the law

5:55 pm September 21, 2024

Every squatting situation is different from the next, but often, commonalities present in many cases include costly court battles, expensive home damage and mental health consequences for homeowners dealing with the emotional situation. The general definition of squatting is when a person unlawfully possesses a property. There are two primary ways in which this happens, […]

Hezbollah identifies second top commander killed in Israeli airstrike in Lebanon

5:55 pm September 21, 2024

The Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah announced Saturday that another one of its top commanders was killed in Friday’s targeted Israeli airstrike on the country’s capital of Beirut. Ahmed Wahbi, who oversaw the military operations of Hezbollah’s Radwan special forces unit until early 2024, is among the 16 members of the group who were eliminated in […]

Israel’s war front shifts dramatically to north against Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists

4:40 pm September 21, 2024

JERUSALEM – Signs of a third full-blown war between Israel and the U.S.-designated terrorist movement, Hezbollah, which runs a state-within a state in Lebanon, are rapidly solidifying. Israel has fought two previous wars against terrorist forces embedded in Lebanon, in 1982 and 2006, and a third war appears to be looming. Israel Defense Forces (IDF) […]

Making stuff by hand taps into the great tradition of American individualism

4:30 pm September 21, 2024

In my new book, “The Year of Living Constitutionally,” I talk about lessons from the Founding Fathers — and in this piece I want to talk about the importance of getting your hands dirty. (See the video at the top of this article.) While writing and researching my book, I got my hands dirty. Literally. […]