Author: Voxtrend News

Voter confidence in the economy has been declining, impacting President Donald Trump’s approval ratings. Recent polling data shows that nearly 76% of voters perceive current economic conditions as “not so good” or “poor.” This alarming sentiment comes at a time when economic concerns were instrumental in Trump’s earlier return to the White House. When examining personal finances, 60% of respondents rated their situations as not good or poor. Among various political affiliations, 61% of voters expressed disapproval of Trump’s economic management. While support remained strong among Republicans, with 77% approval, independent and Democratic voters showcased significantly lower confidence. Interestingly, the…

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Brendan Fraser, the acclaimed actor, recently shared some thoughts on the differences between American and Japanese culture after spending four months working in Japan. During an appearance on “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” Fraser was asked about his return to the United States. He responded with a good-natured jab, saying, “We’re doing it wrong.” He went on to suggest that Americans could improve in areas like public transportation, manners, and even our approach to food. Fraser’s comments come as he promotes his new film, “Rental Family,” where he plays an American in Japan’s “rental family” business. This unique service allows…

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New Oil Drilling Plan Aims for American Energy Independence Washington D.C. – The Trump administration has announced a plan to increase American energy production by opening up new areas for oil drilling. This includes potential drilling off the coasts of California and Florida. For many years, the oil industry has asked for access to more areas for drilling. They say it’s important for America to be able to produce its own energy and create jobs. Drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico, near Florida, has been limited since 1995 because of worries about oil spills. California already has some oil…

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Texas Congressman Plans Another Impeachment Attempt A Democratic congressman from Texas, Representative Al Green, has announced his intention to introduce articles of impeachment against President Trump before the year concludes. This move, seen by many as largely symbolic given the Republican majority in the House, marks Green’s fifth attempt to impeach the President. Green stated that he plans to draft a resolution before Congress takes its Christmas break. While he didn’t specify the number of articles or the particular actions they would target, he insisted the resolution would be a privileged one, which should force a vote within two legislative…

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The tight-knit Sissonville and Kanawha County community is reeling after the sudden death of 17-year-old Wylie Wilkinson, a Sissonville High School student, who was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Wednesday afternoon. According to authorities, the crash took place around 4 p.m. on Rocky Fork Road, in the 7100 block — a rural, winding stretch between Sissonville and Cross Lanes. Deputies from the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office say Wylie was driving alone when the vehicle drifted into the left lane; in an effort to correct, he oversteered. The car left the road, dropped into a ravine, rolled on its side,…

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Late Thursday night, an already stressful drive escalated into chaos when officers from the South Windsor Police Department arrived at the intersection of Graham Road and Mark Drive around 10 p.m., responding to a crash caused by a reckless maneuver. According to Sgt. Mark Cleverdon, investigators determined that 30-year-old Everett Trotman of Windsor “purposefully and recklessly pulled in front of another vehicle and slammed on his brakes,” triggering a collision and putting lives at risk. When police arrived, they say Trotman appeared to be under the influence and was uncooperative on scene, refusing to participate in standardized field sobriety testing.…

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In the quiet of Thursday afternoon, tragedy struck along St. Gerard Avenue when 22-year-old Jamarqari Burris was fatally shot near the corner of East Brookstown Drive, the East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner’s Office confirmed Friday. Burris lost his life in a moment that shattered the everyday calm of a Baton Rouge neighborhood. According to investigators, the shooting took place around 1:45 p.m. in the afternoon. Emergency crews were called in shortly thereafter and Burris was declared dead at the scene. Local law-enforcement, including the Baton Rouge Police Department, stepped in swiftly, launching an investigation to determine the sequence of events,…

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Alec Sanders Obituary, Death; – First responders across Los Angeles County are mourning the death of an Alhambra police officer who was killed in the line of duty early Thursday after a police pursuit ended in a violent crash. Officer Alec Sanders, 28, was on duty around 3 a.m. when Alhambra officers began pursuing an SUV with three suspects, according to FOX 11 Los Angeles. During the chase, the suspect’s vehicle slammed into Sanders’ patrol SUV, the impact so severe that a female suspect was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene, the outlet reported. The front of Sanders’ patrol…

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The quiet community of Encino, Texas, is reeling from the sudden loss of one of its own: 63-year-old Joel Perez, who died early Tuesday in a heartbreaking head-on collision on FM 430, just west of County Road 315, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety. Officials say Perez was driving westbound just before 7 a.m., when a thick cloud of dust—kicked up by passing traffic on the gravel road—severely limited visibility. Under those treacherous conditions, his vehicle collided head-on with a disabled forklift that was stopped in the eastbound lane due to mechanical trouble. First responders rushed to the…

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On Tuesday night, November 18, 2025, tragedy struck an east Kansas City apartment complex when an 18-year-old, later identified as Ke’Ron Brown, was shot and killed, leaving neighbors shaken and the community searching for answers. According to the Kansas City Police Department, officers were called to The Village Apartments just after 10:45 p.m. on President Court, just off Troost Avenue, following reports of gunfire. When they arrived, they found Brown lying in the parking lot, suffering from serious gunshot wounds. He was rushed to a nearby hospital, but he died overnight. Investigators believe the shooting erupted from an argument, although…

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