The Biden administration proposed a new regulation Friday that would impose fines on oil and gas companies for methane emissions, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced. The policy would require companies to pay a penalty of $900 per every ton of methane emitted beyond limits…
Read More Biden Admin Unveils ‘Natural Gas Tax’ Proposal
Police are looking into a potential arson outside the home of a blue-city mayoral candidate who has positioned himself as being tough on crime. Rene Gonzalez is a Portland commissioner running for mayor in 2024 with a campaign focused on tackling “skyrocketing crime and out-of-control homelessness” in…
Read More Portland Police Open Arson Probe After Car Set Ablaze Outside Tough-On-Crime Mayoral Candidate’s Home
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York on Thursday dismissed a Fox Business reporter’s question about New York City shutting down a school to use it to shelter illegal immigrants. James Madison High School in Brooklyn announced students would “pivot to remote learning” Tuesday in order to accommodate 2,000…
Read More New York Rep. AOC Blows Off Question About NYC School Shut Down For Illegal Migrants
The U.S. conducted additional strikes on Houthi-linked targets in Yemen on Friday evening after the rebels fired at another commercial vessel earlier that day, according to multiple reports. Friday’s strikes were conducted unilaterally, unlike Thursday night’s multi-nation barrage on dozens of targets, and were limited to a…
Read More US Conducts Additional Strikes On Houthis After Attacks On Shipping Continue
Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul weighed in on the GOP presidential primary on Friday, announcing in a series of social media posts that he is strongly against former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley’s White House bid just days ahead of the Jan. 15 Iowa caucus. While…
Read More Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul Slams Former South Carolina Gov ‘Never Nikki’ Ahead Of Iowa Caucus
A record low percentage of Americans identified as Democrats in 2023 ahead of a contentious presidential election year, according to a Friday poll. Only 27% of Americans self-identify as Democrats, reaching the smallest figure for the party in Gallup’s recorded history, according to the survey. Republicans received…
Read More Democrat Party ID Reaches Record Low Ahead Of 2024: POLL
Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade broke his silence Friday after his publicly released billing statements revealed prosecutors met with the House Jan. 6 select committee prior to indicting former President Donald Trump. Trump co-defendant Michael Roman filed a motion Monday to dismiss the case, claiming Wade…
Read More Georgia Special Prosecutor Breaks Silence On Jan. 6 Committee’s Involvement In Trump Case
President Joe Biden on Friday announced the latest round of student debt cancellations in a statement issued by The White House. Since the Supreme Court’s ruling on June 30 in Biden v. Nebraska that the administration’s plan to cancel up to $10,000 in student debt…
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House Speaker Mike Johnson said Friday he will not withdraw from a controversial spending deal to avoid a government shutdown that several members of his conference oppose. On Sunday, Johnson announced a deal with other congressional party leaders on a spending package of $1.59 trillion…
Read More US House Speaker Johnson Says He Won’t Back Out Of Spending Deal Despite Freedom Caucus Opposition
Texas authorities are blocking the federal government from accessing part of the U.S.-Mexico border, the Biden administration claimed on Friday. The Texas Department of Public Safety seized control of property in the Shelby Park region of Eagle Pass along the southern border on Thursday, as part of…
Read More Texas Is Blocking Federal Gov From Accessing Border, Biden Admin Says