Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Appeal In E. Jean Carroll Case
The case stemmed from Carroll's 2022 lawsuit accusing Trump of sexually abusing her in a New York department store in the 1990s and later defaming her by denying the allegation
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Hantavirus: Market Versus Government Disease Control
It is a notifiable disease, meaning when a clinician suspects it they need to contact the authorities who then trigger a containment protocol.
How Did An Immigration Lawyer Allegedly Exploit Visa Program
The lawsuits accuse Alexandra Lozano of fabricating claims of domestic abuse and human trafficking to secure visas and work permits, while charging clients tens of thousands of dollars.
If Democrats Win The Midterms, Trump Will Get impeached: Vance
The Democrats are obsessively focussed on Trump and won't bother lowering taxes or controlling crime rates, Vance said.
One Small Step For School Choice
Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program now set to begin in 2027 will give Americans a nonrefundable tax credit of up to $1,700 per year for making donations to support school choice scholarships set up in the states.
Trump Confirms New Round Of US-Iran Talks In Qatar
Trump said Iran had requested the meeting. However, there was no immediate confirmation from Tehran
Islamification Becomes Public Enemy No. 1
“We are educating ourselves, our constituents, and our wider audience"
Comcast Unveils Plan To Separate NBCUniversal And Sky
Comcast will focus primarily on its broadband and wireless operations, while NBCUniversal will emerge as one of the industry's largest content companies
Why Bernie Sanders’s AI Bill Is Fascistic And Dangerous
Sanders says that artificial intelligence does not belong to billionaires but to the people
Reflecting Pool Cleanup Firm Drawn Into Political Controversy
The Ohio-based company was awarded a $1.7 million no-bid contract to deploy its ozone nanobubbler technology, which injects microscopic oxygen bubbles into the water to combat algae and bacteria
Are Republicans Souring On Data Centers?
Republican governors are increasingly arguing that their party has to start listening to constituents who are upset with how they believe data centers are affecting their lives, physical environment, and costs.
FIFA World Cup Delivers Record TV Ratings In The United States
84 million Americans watched at least part of its World Cup coverage through June 25, based on Nielsen data
Why Are Taxpayers Forced To Subsidize Chronic Disease?
The ruling challenges the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s authority to approve state Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program waivers, more commonly known as food stamps, making congressional action urgent.
Extreme Heat Threatens July Fourth Travel And Celebrations
Temperatures could exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit in several areas, while humidity may push the heat index above 110 degrees.
Minimum Wage Fail
The Democratic Socialists said they had a solution. Seattle’s City Council imposed a $26 delivery driver minimum wage.
What Does South Korea's $576 Billion AI Plan Mean For Samsung And SK Hynix
Samsung and SK Hynix, along with suppliers, will invest about $517.9 billion to build two new semiconductor fabrication plants each in the country's southwest region