Breaking News
-
Landmark Victory for Texas AG Ken Paxton as Court Strikes Down Biden’s $1.7 Trillion Spending Bill Unconstitutional
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a victory against the Biden administration as a federal judge deemed the $1.7…
Read More » -
Chicago cop sues to change race, citing alleged promotion discrimination — argues officers can choose ‘gender identity’
A Chicago Police Department officer recently filed a lawsuit against the city after he claims the law enforcement department refuses…
Read More » -
Indiana’s Ban On Transgender Medical Services For Minors Can Take Effect, Court Rules
Indiana’s ban on minors receiving transgender medical services can take effect immediately, a federal court ruled this week. On Tuesday,…
Read More » -
Gavin Newsom Pushed For Minimum Wage Exemption Benefiting Donor Who Contributed Over $160,000 To Campaigns: REPORT
Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom pushed for an exemption that would enable top donor and Panera Bread franchisee Greg Flynn…
Read More » -
Biden FTC sues to block largest-ever supermarket merger between Kroger and Albertsons
The Federal Trade Commission announced on Monday that it is suing to block Kroger and Albertsons from merging. The FTC…
Read More » -
Recreating Deceased Loved Ones as AI ‘Ghosts’ Raises Mental Health Concerns
Emerging AI capabilities are raising ethical questions around digitally resurrecting deceased loved ones. One expert explains, “It’s really worrying that…
Read More » -
Kellogg’s CEO says eat cereal to save money, though prices are up 28%
In the face of the highest food expenses in three decades, Kellogg‘s CEO Gary Pilnick is suggesting that consumers eat…
Read More » -
Apple to end pursuit of developing electric vehicles
It looks like Apple will not be bearing the fruits of its labor in developing electric vehicles, as the company…
Read More » -
Waste of the Day: $38.5 Billion In Medicaid Funds Improperly Managed
Topline: State governments spent $38.5 billion to increase Medicaid payouts in 2022, but there is little oversight of how the…
Read More » -
Subway charges woman over $1,000 for sandwich. She finally gets refund nearly 2 months later — but her problems aren’t over.
While an Ohio Subway customer finally received a refund after she was charged over $1,000 for sandwich nearly two months…
Read More »
