The Secret Service lied last week when they claimed that it was “absolutely false” that Trump’s security team had their requests for extra security resources denied, according to a new WaPo report. Per The Washington Post, [...] The post WaPo: Secret Service Covering-Up That It Denied Trump’s Requests for More Security appeared first on The People's Voice.

In a new “Sunday Special” interview, Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro spoke to television host Mike Rowe about blue-collar jobs and patriotism. Rowe is famous for hosting the Discovery Channel show “Dirty Jobs” in the early 2000s. His new movie, “Something to Stand For” pulls stories about American heroes and is hitting theaters at the end of June. During their hour-long conversation, Shapiro asked Rowe what inspired him to make his patriotic movie. “I’m real clear when I talk about it that I didn’t write it for Republicans or Democrats or liberals or conservatives. I wrote it for people who still see themselves first and foremost as Americans,” Rowe said. Rowe lamented that “anti-Americanism” has “crept into the conversation.” “It is unfortunate that there is a cohort today that fundamentally sees themselves as something else,” he said. “The movie’s not for them. They’re welcome to come.” Rowe expressed that he was dismayed to see people dressing American statues up in Hamas garb and thought, “What are we doing?” In his movie, Rowe visits Washington, D.C. to appreciate the national monuments. “I mean, to truly understand how amazing America is, you really do have to understand history and that there is an entire rest of the world out there, and the rest of the world has an enormous number of truly crappy places, places you would never want to live with awful values, with people who believe precisely the opposite of what we believe,” Shapiro responded. Shapiro also asked Rowe about what he is hearing from blue-collar workers in the current economy, with sky-high inflation compared to before the pandemic. Rowe emphasized that there is a distinction in the blue-collar world between blue-collar workers and entrepreneurs, who are “killing it” and have “more work than they can do.” “The math goes like this,” Rowe said. “Every year five skilled tradespeople retire. For every five who retire, two replace them … It’s been like that for nearly 20 years. We’re seeing an incredible lack of interest and enthusiasm around these skilled trades.” However, the entrepreneurs like small mechanical contracting companies with two or three vans and six workers are winning in this economy, Rowe said. “It’s true. Inflation, super bad,” he said. “The cost of college, an enormous problem. The unintended consequences of forgiving student loans, all that stuff is part and parcel of the madness that’s happening right now.” “But the entrepreneur, who took the time to master a skill that’s in demand is crushing it in this economy,” Rowe said.

No matter your age, odds are, there’s some form of exercise that would be good for you. But one of the biggest hurdles can be finding the right routine. Not only should it be physically possible, but it should also be fun! I know, doesn’t sound very possible, right? Well, luckily, there are lots of ways to get moving that’s actually pretty fun. The dancing grandma in the video below is the perfect example! @fiercefitnessty Reposting this video of Ms.Stephanie & I since it going viral again. This video will always be a vibe. One thing Ms.Stephanie and I created was magic. We dance from our hearts. My classes are always about creating a Fierce vibe for everyone to show up and show out! . #fiercefitness #dancefit #fiercefitnessty #hiphopfitness #fyp #viral ♬ original sound – Fierce Fitness Ty Ms. Stephanie is the definition of a cool grandma. You’ll often find her taking dance classes at Fierce Fitness, a place that gives their students the option to bust a move to some of the most popular hip hop music around. You might not expect this to be the type of music Ms. Stephanie would choose, but as you’ll see in the below video, she absolutely thrives with this music! “One thing Ms. Stephanie and I created was magic,” the caption of the video reads. “We dance from our hearts. My classes are always about creating a Fierce vibe for everyone to show up and show out!” This Dancing Grandma Inspires People Across the World With Her Stunning Moves Although we can’t all be quite as talented at hip hop dancing as Ms. Stephanie, we can all certainly learn a thing or two from her. No matter your age, it’s important to find something you love that puts a pep in your step. This includes dance, even if you don’t have even a fraction of this grandma’s skills. “Ms. Stephanie represents aging goals. She is who I want to be when I grow up,” someone shares in the comment section, with another adding, “That woman has more energy than anyone in the room. It’s fantastic to see.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Grandma Tears Up The Dance Floor With Epic Hip Hop Moves appeared first on InspireMore.

From the sprawling settlements of Civilization 6 to the small-scale fanaticism of Cult of the Lamb, converting the virtual masses to your beliefs is one of those delightfully devilish pleasures that’s best exercised in the realm of videogames. Becoming Saint, a new roguelike strategy game from Open Lab Games and Firesquid announced as part of the ongoing Tacticon 2024 event, is all about that particular practice, as you preach your doctrine across medieval Italy to do exactly what the title says and attain sainthood for yourself - or die trying. Continue reading New RTS roguelike Becoming Saint is like a real-world Cult of the Lamb MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best strategy games, Best roguelike games, Best RTS Games

Once Human is an incredibly popular game launch marred by ongoing problems. Starry Studio's Steam survival hit isn't the first game to need constant maintenance at release and it definitely won't be the last, but between a cosmetic mishap, long queue times, and ongoing gameplay bugs, there's a lot of work to be done. To top it off, it's now been a week since the developer promised to improve Once Human's lag problem, and the team says it has finally identified the “root cause.” Continue reading Once Human dev finally knows the “root cause” of the big lag problem MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best sandbox games, Best open-world games, Best survival games

Image: The Verge Microsoft has released a recovery tool that’s designed to help IT admins repair Windows machines that were impacted by CrowdStrike’s faulty update that crashed 8.5 million Windows devices on Friday. The tool creates a bootable USB drive that IT admins can use to help quickly recover impacted machines. While CrowdStrike has issued an update to fix its software that led to millions of Blue Screen of Death errors, not all machines are able to automatically receive that fix. Some IT admins have reported rebooting PCs multiple times will get the necessary update, but for others the only route is having to manually boot into Safe Mode and deleting the problematic CrowdStrike update file. Microsoft’s recovery tool now makes this recovery... Continue reading…

Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 46, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, hope you like silly gadgets, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I’ve been writing about Apple betas and AR gadgets, reading about Donald Glover and the scourge of meetings and what it takes to feed the Olympics, admiring Christian Selig’s keyboard layout, watching Hard Knocks and The Beekeeper, and trying (and failing) to perfect my blueberry muffin recipe. I also have for you a couple of great iOS apps that are finally available on Android, a new way to play some classic Nintendo games, an expensive new camera, and stuff to watch this weekend both at home and in... Continue reading…

Ukraine needs long-range weapons to protect its cities and troops on the frontline from Russian bombs and drones, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday after a massive overnight drone and missile attack.Russia launched its fifth drone attack on Kyiv in two...

A global tech outage that was related to a software update by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike affected nearly 8.5 million Microsoft devices, Microsoft said in a blog post.