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California workers put on notice hour cuts are coming with $20 minimum wage going into effect
California fast-food workers are getting a pay boost on April 1 that is coming with some unintended consequences. After the…
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Microsoft, OpenAI planning $100B ‘Stargate’ to house supercomputer: report
Microsoft and ChatGPT parent OpenAI are working on plans for a data-center project that could cost as much as $100…
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Easter Inflation: Cost of Eggs, Chocolate Soars as Holiday Approaches
The price of Easter is nearing a historic high as inflation and supply chain issues send the cost of holiday…
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Biden Issues White House Proclamation Declaring EASTER to be ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’
Joe Biden has issued a White House proclamation declaring March 31 as “Transgender Day of Visibility.” This March 31, of…
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Sam Bankman-Fried Claims FTX Suffered ‘Zero’ Losses Despite $11 Billion in Estimated Lost Funds
Disgraced former FTX CEO and Democrat super donor Sam Bankman-Fried’s legal team has claimed that customers have lost “zero” dollars…
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American YouTuber allegedly kidnapped in Haiti after trying to interview notorious gang leader
An American YouTuber was reportedly kidnapped in Haiti by one of the largest gangs that has become the nation’s de…
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Newsom rolls out surveillance plan to crack down on Oakland crime with nearly 500 cameras
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced the installation of 480 surveillance cameras in Oakland, California, and the East Bay as part…
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California bars will offer drug testing devices in fight against ‘roofies
A new law will require many establishments that serve booze in California to provide drug test tools and post signage…
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Vinyl Records Outsell CDs for the Second Year in a Row
For the second year in a row, vinyl records have outsold CDs, solidifying their resurgence and popularity among music enthusiasts…
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Kansas lawmakers pass bill prohibiting foreign adversary-tied entities from buying land near military installations
Kansas lawmakers voted Wednesday to pass a bill prohibiting foreign adversary-tied entities from purchasing land near United States military installations,…
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