StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos1:258 hours agoDonald Trump slams musicians ditching Freedom 250.StringersHubIn a Truth Social post, the US President referred to them as "third rate artists". "I understand Artists are getting 'the yips' having to do with their performance on Wednesday, so I am thinking about bringing the Number One Attraction anywhere in the World," he wrote, referring to himself as "the man who gets much larger audiences than Elvis in his prime". He continued on in his statement, adding that he would give a "major" speech that would rally "the Country forward like I have done ever since being President".
USA TODAY0:591 hour agoSerena Williams makes her tennis return after nearly four yearsUSA TODAY - Sports SeriouslyTennis superstar Serena Williams is making her return to the sport after almost four years to play doubles in the HSBC Championship.
Hometalkflipped into VIdeos2:173 hours agoYou might want to rethink your backyard space when you see this!HometalkCreate a beautiful garden walkway leading to your shed with this easy DIY! Add charm, structure, and curb appeal using pavers, greenery, and budget-friendly landscaping ideas.
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos2:203 hours agoUS: California records one of the largest annual declines in homelessness: Housing Department.StringersHub***FILE FOOTAGE*** SHOTLIST SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, US (DEC. 8, 2025) 1. VARIOUS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE ON SAN FRANCISCO STREETS 2. VARIOUS SCENES OF INDIVIDUALS LIVING OUTDOORS 3. POLICE OFFICER SPEAKING AND CHECKING HOMELESS PERSON’S BAGSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, US - DEC. 8, 2025: California saw one of the biggest year-over-year declines in homelessness, according to a new report from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. In 2025, the state’s unhoused population was recorded at 181,934, reflecting a decline of nearly 3% from the previous year. That placed California among the five states with the largest reductions since 2024. Larger decreases were reported in Illinois, where homelessness fell by 44%, Hawaii with a 41% drop, Florida with an 11% decline, and New York with an 8% decrease. The figures suggest some progress for Governor Gavin Newsom, who has taken a more aggressive approach to homelessness over the past year. In May 2025, he introduced a model ordinance intended to help cities and counties respond to persistent encampments. He also announced $3.3 billion in voter-approved funding aimed at expanding housing and substance use treatment programs. Despite the decline, California and New York still had the country’s largest unsheltered homeless populations in 2025. Homelessness has remained a major issue in California politics, including the governor’s race and the Los Angeles mayoral contest. The report also found that homelessness nationwide fell for the first time since 2016, dropping 3% from 2024. The Trump administration minimized the significance of the one-year decline, instead emphasizing that homelessness has risen 27% since 2013. HUD Secretary Scott Turner said the data showed that the current “Housing First” approach had failed to substantially reduce homelessness and had contributed to crisis-level street homelessness. He said HUD was redirecting its programs toward recovery, self-sufficiency and ensuring that publicly funded benefits support American families. At the same time, the administration linked the 2025 decline to its immigration policies, saying the decrease was partly due to reductions in so-called sanctuary cities. The numbers come from the federally required point-in-time count, which records people staying in shelters or sleeping outdoors on a single night. In January 2025, the count found 745,652 people experiencing homelessness across the US. “So much of the progress reflected in the 2025 PIT Count is …
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos0:1810 hours agoIDF Says Hamas Weapons Depots Destroyed Across Gaza.StringersHubGaza - June 31, 2026 The Israeli military said Southern Command forces, with air force support, destroyed three Hamas weapons depots in several areas of the Gaza Strip over the past week. According to the IDF, the sites contained explosive devices, long guns, sniper rifles and other combat equipment. Around 10 pickup trucks allegedly used by Hamas for military activity were also destroyed at one of the depots. The military said secondary explosions were seen after the strikes, indicating stored weapons at the sites.
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos0:029 hours agoIsrael Makes Deadly Strike On Gaza Port.StringersHubGaza - June 01, 2026 At least one Palestinian was killed and dozens others were wounded in Israeli bombardment targeting the Gaza port area on Sunday evening, according to local reports. Witnesses and footage from the scene showed explosions near the coastal zone, with civilians and beachgoers fleeing as Israeli strikes began.
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