Harry Wilmerding Coffee prices soared to a 10-year high on Monday, with experts projecting the high costs to last well into 2023, CNBC reported. Coffee contracts for December hit $2.34 per pound at the end of Monday’s trading day, CNBC reported. Coffee futures on the New…
Read More Coffee Prices Explode To 10-Year Highs That Could Last For Years
Harry Wilmerding Judicial Watch filed a motion on Nov. 23 on behalf of The Daily Caller News Foundation and reporter Thomas Catenacci, asking the court to depose Chicago Democratic Mayor Lori Lightfoot to discuss her allegedly racist interview policy under oath. Lightfoot failed to comply…
Read More Judicial Watch Moves To Depose Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Over Racist Interview Policy Under Oath
Sebastian Hughes Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem broke her state’s record for the amount of money raised at a fundraiser just two weeks after announcing her reelection campaign, Politico reported. According to her campaign manager, Joe Desilets, Noem raised $330,000 at a fundraiser in…
Read More South Dakota’s Noem Rakes In Donations After Campaign Announcement, Almost Doubles State Record
Harry Wilmerding Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and the central bank’s forecasters over their failed inflation projections on Tuesday. Before asking if the Fed would accelerate its asset purchases to control the surging inflation, Kennedy went after the central bank’s forecasters…
Read More Fed Inflation Experts Are About As Credible As ‘Late-Night Psychic Hotlines,’ GOP Senator Says
Laurel Duggan Dorothy Frame, an employee at Fort Campbell’s Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, is suing a labor union that forced her to pay dues in violation of her Catholic beliefs. While Frame is not a member of the Laborers’ International Union (LIUNA), she is required…
Read More Catholic Employee Sues Pro-Abortion Labor Union For Forcing Her To Fund Activism
Thomas Catenacci A group of left-wing House Democrats asked the Justice Department (DOJ) to free a lawyer serving a six-month sentence who fought the fossil fuel industry. The Democrats, led by Democratic Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib and Democratic Illinois Rep. Jesús García, urged the DOJ…
Read More The Squad Urges DOJ To Free Criminal Lawyer Who Fought Big Oil
Ailan Evans Twitter is expanding the list of content banned from its platform, and it will no longer allow users to share the “private media” of individuals without their consent. The social media company announced the new changes in a blog post written by its Twitter Safety…
Read More Twitter Expands Its Bans Day After It Names New CEO
Harry Wilmerding The emergence of the Omicron coronavirus variant poses risks related to growing inflation concerns, supply chain bottlenecks and a recovering labor market, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Monday. Powell expects the new variant to intensify inflation concerns while also holding back workers as the…
Read More Powell Says Omicron Variant Will Prolong Inflation Worries And Supply Chain Issues
Ailan Evans A Democrat-backed nonprofit intended to combat alleged “disinformation” paid large sums of money to organizations responsible for the Steele dossier, which advanced false claims regarding former President Donald Trump’s relationship with Russia. The Democracy Integrity Project (TDIP) is nonprofit run by Daniel J.…
Read More Democrat Anti-’Disinformation’ Group Still Funding Organizations Behind Steele Dossier
Andrew Trunsky Infighting among House Republicans is only growing after a verbal fight between Reps. Lauren Boebert, a Republican from Colorado, and Ilhan Omar, a Democrat from Minnesota, broke out last week. The feud sparked after Boebert suggested that a Capitol Police officer appeared concerned…
Read More Infighting Grows Among House Republicans Amid Fight Between Reps Boebert, Omar