AM 590 The Answer

The President has declared war on mosquitos. He wants to reduce invasive mosquitoes in Washington, D.C., by 90% by 2028. Sterile males are one proposed strategy.

The attempted hijacking should have sparked serious questions—but much of the coverage has been criticized as biased, predictable and full of spin.

Even mainstream democrats think that DSA policies "are insane."

America could be getting a brand-new military base. 🇺🇸

Pete Hegseth has announced a merit-based competition for the “Next Great American Base,” inviting state governors to pitch their locations for what could become the first new major U.S. military installation in 40 years.

Which state has what it takes to win the bid?

Did LA’s “mansion tax” BACKFIRE?

Scott Jennings breaks down research suggesting the tax meant to fund affordable housing actually discouraged new apartment construction.

“What a strange way to get to affordability.”

Christa Pike was sentenced to die. The ex*****on was carried out. But she survived.

Mark Davis says the botched ex*****on has left one unavoidable question: What do you do NOW?

President Trump’s strategy against Iran is WORKING - and Democrats refuse to admit it.

With just four weeks until Election Day, AARP’s John Hishta joins Larry O’Connor to break down why voters 50+ could be a major force in close races — and the issues driving them to the polls, from affordability to Social Security and Medicare.

Make your plan to vote at AARP.org/votes.news

John Adams understood that the Constitution alone could not preserve American freedom.

He believed self-government depended on faith, virtue, responsibility and self-restraint because laws can govern behavior, but they cannot create character.

Foundations of Freedom 🇺🇸