Sarah Jameson

Burglars often target homes for more than just cash and jewelry. They look for items that are easy to grab and sell quickly. Many homeowners don’t realize that common household objects can be attractive to thieves.

In recent years, an unexpected trend has emerged: billionaires like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Ted Turner are buying up vast tracts of farmland across the United States. Real estate expert Nicholas Gerli, in a video for Reventure Consulting, explores the motivations behind these high-profile acquisitions. With Bill Gates alone owning over 275,000 acres of farmland across 17 states, including Nebraska, Arizona, and Louisiana, the question on many minds is: why are these billionaires so interested in American farmland?

Toyota, once a titan in the automotive industry, is now facing significant challenges as its sales plummet and dealerships enter what can only be described as emergency mode. According to Brandon, host of the YouTube channel Car Questions Answered, the situation at Toyota dealerships is

In a recent interview with Fox Business, Jerry Leeman, CEO of the New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association, expressed his deep concerns about the impact of a wind farm project off the coast of Nantucket on the livelihoods of local fishermen. The discussion, hosted by Dagen McDowell and Sean Duffy on “The Bottom Line,” highlighted the growing tension between environmental initiatives and the preservation of traditional industries like fishing.

In a recent incident that has sparked widespread outrage, an Oklahoma high school’s decision to ban a student from flying the American flag on his truck has backfired in a spectacular manner. The controversy, which began at Edmond North High School, has led to a series of protests and a wave of support for the student involved, as

In a recent interview with Fox Business’s David Asman on the show “Kudlow,” Dr. Ben Carson, the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), voiced strong criticism of California’s housing policies, particularly a new bill offering substantial down payment assistance to illegal immigrants. Dr. Carson described these policies as “America last” and warned of their potential consequences on the housing market and broader societal stability.

In the ever-evolving world of bizarre beauty trends, a new fad has emerged that has left many people stunned. The poop facial, introduced to the world by Brazilian model Debora Piexoto, has quickly become a viral sensation, as reported by Firstpost. In a recent video, Piexoto claims that applying her own poop to her face is her secret to preventing aging. This trend has sparked a mix of horror, curiosity, and disbelief online, as viewers struggle to comprehend the lengths some will go in the pursuit of flawless skin.

In a world where home security is a growing concern, former CIA Officer and New York Times bestselling author Jason Hanson shares his top strategies to protect your home from potential break-ins. With extensive experience in security, Hanson now focuses on ensuring the safety of his own family and helping others do the same. Here are six proven home security hacks he recommends to stop break-ins and secure your property.

In a revealing interview with FOX 4, Jack Hobbs, a North Texas resident, shared his harrowing experience of a 2022 attempted carjacking in Dallas. The incident, which ended in a shootout, underscores the growing issue of vehicle thefts in the city – a problem that reached staggering levels last year with over 18,000 reported cases....

Robby Starbuck, a conservative activist and host of The Robby Starbuck Show, has taken credit for pushing Lowe’s, a major U.S. retailer, to abandon its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. In a recent interview on Fox Business, Starbuck detailed how his efforts led to the company’s decision to scrap its DEI initiatives. Speaking with Fox News anchor Stuart Varney, Starbuck explained the strategy behind his campaign, which targeted companies that rely heavily on conservative consumers.