Newly Released Fauci Documents Raise Questions
Newly released documents show a stark split between what Dr. Anthony Fauci told the public and what he wrote for himself. His private diaries from 2020 reveal an official who believed the virus acted like a bad flu, yet he testified to Congress that it was ten times more lethal. These records prove his public …
A Bold Rebrand Is Drawing More Criticism Than Applause
Prime Minister Andy Burnham released a video using the US theme song from The Office. This comedic sketch promotes his new government office called Number 10 North. The public reaction was swift and deeply critical of the new leadership. Burnham wanted to show he is different from his serious predecessor. Instead, he looks like he …
Taxpayer-Funded Housing Sparks Major Civil Rights Dispute in San Francisco
A San Francisco housing project explicitly designed for LGBTQ seniors is now under fire for breaking civil rights laws. Resident James Carroll filed a formal complaint claiming the plan is blatantly illegal. He argues that using tax money to favor one group over another violates the rights of straight seniors. The city bought the land …
This Judge's Record Is Being Reexamined After a High-Profile Sentencing Decision
Shiloh Hendrix was sentenced to 200 hours of community service and a $1,000 fine. This punishment came after she used a racial slur while walking away from a man filming her. The judge in Rochester, Minnesota, ordered this penalty for her disorderly conduct charge. Hendrix could serve up to 90 days in jail if she …
Governor Makes Decision In Senate Race
The Shocking Entry Most voters assume a Trump endorsement clears the field. Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford proved that idea wrong this week. He launched a Senate bid despite President Trump giving his “complete and total endorsement” to Darline Graham. Graham is the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham. She was appointed last …
Trump Officials Meet At Four Seasons
For now, it is only one poll, and outlier surveys appear in every election cycle. Still, one was bound to surface eventually. Emerson College now shows Democrats holding a double-digit advantage on the generic congressional ballot, a number that naturally grabs attention even if it ultimately proves to be an outlier. History offers some perspective. …
Congress To Look At Bills After AI Incident
Washington Finally Draws a Line Washington’s finally taking a hard stand against Chinese AI copycats. A new bipartisan bill aims to shield American companies like OpenAI from foreign theft. This legislation treats Chinese alleged copycats as a direct security threat to our nation. According to NBC News, lawmakers introduced this measure on Thursday to stop …
Keisha Lance Bottoms Comments On Candidates Visit
Every election cycle seems to bring renewed pressure from political activists insisting that certain voting blocs have an obligation to support one party or candidate. Women, Black voters, Hispanic voters, and members of the LGBTQ community are often told that the stakes are too high to vote any other way, with dissent framed as a …
House Votes On Congressional Trading
The House of Representatives forced every member to answer a simple question on Wednesday: Should members of Congress and their immediate families face new restrictions on buying and selling individual stocks? The answer split almost entirely along party lines. The Stop Insider Trading Act passed the House by a vote of 231-198. Every vote against …
Cunningham Responds To Reporters Question About Athletes
Sophie Cunningham has become one of the most talked-about players in the WNBA over the past several weeks, and not just because of what she has done on the court. The Indiana Fever shooting guard first went viral during the team’s June 24 matchup against the Phoenix Mercury, when a heated fourth quarter erupted into …