Lee Greenwood responds to House Speaker Mike Johnson's suggestion to replace Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl with himself.

The Outrage Machine has been on overdrive lately, as it relates to the NFL's decision to tap Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl LX halftime show.

Lee Greenwood is throwing his cowboy hat in the ring. The country singer, 82, spoke out about House Speaker Mike Johnson’s suggestion that Greenwood should replace Bad Bunny for the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. “I agree with Speaker Johnson. I would make a great performer for any Super Bowl show,” Greenwood said in a statement to The Post.

Bad Bunny first sparked backlash among conservatives after indicating that he would not bring his recent tour to the United States due to concerns of ICE raids. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has maintained that federal agents will be “all over” the upcoming Super Bowl.

The list of candidates being interviewed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to replace Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has narrowed to five candidates.

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Courtney Banghart and the rest of the UNC coaching staff will be without their three leading scorers from last season: Alyssa Utsby (10.9), Maria Gakdeng (10.8)

A local fire company is receiving a heft financial boost to help replace a costly and important piece of equipment. The Mifflintown Hose Co. announced earlier this month a $1 Million grant from the FEMA Assistance to Firefighters program.

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