Category Archives: Breaking News

Another Collision at Reagan Airport/DC

Another Collision at Reagan Airport/DC

WASHINGTON – (WBAP/KLIF) – No injuries reported, but it seems Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington, D.C, just can’t catch a break lately. Two planes clipped wings today on the runway; one headed to JFK International Airport in NYC, the other, to Charleston, S.C. Three lawmakers were aboard the plane, and after “the plane…MORE

Trump-90 Day Pause On Many Tariffs; China Tariffs Boosted to 125%

Trump-90 Day Pause On Many Tariffs; China Tariffs Boosted to 125%

WASHINGTON – (WBAP/KLIF) – President Trump raises tarrifs against imports from China to 125 percent today, but announces a 90 day pause for others. Beijing responded to the White House tariffs by announcing a reciprocal 84% tariff rate on U.S. goods, effective April 10. In a Truth Social post, Trump says he is immediately raising…MORE

JD Vance in Dallas For RNC Fundraiser Tonight

JD Vance in Dallas For RNC Fundraiser Tonight

CNN – (WBAP/KLIF) CNN reports Vice President J.D. Vance is in Dallas this evening for a dinner and fundraiser for the Republican National Committee. CNN reports it’s received copies of two invitations; one for the event in Dallas tonight, following Vance’s appearance in Houston for another fundraiser. Vance was recently named the RN”s finance chair.…MORE

Historic Market Meltdowns: A Look at the Worst Days in Stock Market History

Historic Market Meltdowns: A Look at the Worst Days in Stock Market History

Last week’s announcement by President Donald Trump of increased tariffs continues to send shockwaves through global trade and financial markets, triggering dramatic fluctuations across major stock indices. While recent market volatility has rattled investors, history reminds us that the U.S. stock market has weathered even more turbulent storms. Despite last week’s steep declines—among the most…MORE

IRS Begins Major Workforce Reduction, Targets Up to 25% of Staff

IRS Begins Major Workforce Reduction, Targets Up to 25% of Staff

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Internal Revenue Service has initiated a sweeping round of layoffs that could see up to one-quarter of its workforce eliminated, with the first phase already underway this week. According to multiple sources familiar with the restructuring, the initial cuts include significant downsizing within the IRS Office of Civil Rights…MORE