Karen Givens – Spreely News

DOJ Uses ATRC To Deport Afghan ISIS Plot Suspect

Karen Givens September 11, 2026

The Justice Department has used a rarely invoked federal terrorism court for the first time, sending an Afghan woman back to Afghanistan after she admitted ties to an ISIS-inspired Election Day plot. The move has

9/11 Honors Courage, Unity, And Freedom’s Cost

Karen Givens September 11, 2026

September 11 still lands with a hard thud because it was never just a date on a calendar. It was a rupture in American life, followed by a rare stretch when the country remembered what

Bush Recalls Jeter’s Warning Before Yankees First Pitch After 9/11

Karen Givens September 10, 2026

George W. Bush looked back on one of the strangest and most emotional baseball moments of his presidency, a first pitch at Yankee Stadium that came with the weight of a nation still raw after

Shaheen, Sullivan Hold Tight Lead In New Hampshire House Race

Karen Givens September 9, 2026

New Hampshire State of play: Retiring Dem senator’s daughter holds slight lead in closely watched race The two Democratic frontrunners vie to replace Rep Chris Pappas in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District Published September 9,

Newsom Says Democratic Socialist Ideas Are Mainstream In Party

Karen Givens September 8, 2026

Gavin Newsom is leaning hard into a message that sounds less like a warning to the left and more like a shrug. In a recent interview, the California governor said the Democratic Party is “pretty

Warren Buffett’s Debt Fix Could Help America Rein In Costs

Karen Givens September 8, 2026

America’s debt problem just crossed a line that should make everybody stop and stare. The number is so huge it almost stops meaning anything, but the consequences are real enough: higher borrowing costs, tighter budgets,

Israel Ambassador Accuses Mamdani Of Sowing Chaos Ahead Of Netanyahu Visit

Karen Givens September 7, 2026

Zohran Mamdani’s calls for protest ahead of Netanyahu’s U.N. visit Israel’s ambassador Danny Danon’s sharp response The clash over public protest and city order Netanyahu’s upcoming appearance at the U.N. General Assembly Questions about a

Why Winter Diesel Changes, And What It Means For Drivers

Karen Givens September 7, 2026

Diesel and gasoline both change with the calendar, but they do it for very different reasons. Cold weather can turn fuel into a real problem if it is not blended the right way, and that

Bosch Appliances Made In The USA, Ownership Explained

Karen Givens September 6, 2026

Bosch is one of those names that feels familiar even before the box is opened. The company has been around since 1886, and it grew from a small Stuttgart workshop into a global giant with

DOJ Orders Antitrust Pause With Canada Amid Trade Tensions

Karen Givens September 5, 2026

The Justice Department is suddenly in the middle of a bigger cross-border fight, after reports claimed its antitrust division was told to stop working with Canadian officials while Washington and Ottawa clash over tariffs and

Who Owns J-B Weld, And Where Are Products Made

Karen Givens September 4, 2026

J-B Weld sits in a pretty rare lane for a brand this familiar. It is employee-owned, still deeply tied to the American South, and built around a product that turned a simple repair idea into

US Military Downs 100 Suspected Cartel Drones At Border

Karen Givens September 4, 2026

The U.S. military is now taking a harder line on cartel drones at the southern border, and the numbers show just how active that fight has become. In August alone, roughly 100 suspected cartel drones

Ted Cruz Says Left-Wing Surge Is Paralyzing Bipartisan Reform

Karen Givens September 4, 2026

Republican lawmakers are still trying to cut through the noise on energy permitting, but Ted Cruz says the Democratic Party’s leftward drift is making that job a whole lot harder. At a recent energy summit,

Gen Z Wants GOP To Fix Housing, Not Give Speeches

Karen Givens September 4, 2026

Gen Z is not asking for more polished speeches or another round of political self-congratulation. This generation wants housing they can actually afford, paychecks that stretch, and a country that still feels open to people