Pro-Palestinian activists have faced backlash for tearing down posters of Israeli hostages taken by Hamas, but some of them argue that the flyers are “disgusting,” according to The New York Times. In the days following the Oct. 7 attacks, many Jewish Americans put up posters…
Read More Pro-Palestinian Activists Defend Tearing Down Posters Of Kidnapped Israeli Hostages
Montana Democratic Sen. Jon Tester’s 2024 reelection campaign raked in donations from TikTok lobbyists after he changed his opinion on whether the social media app should be banned, according to campaign finance records. Tester appeared supportive of banning TikTok in Montana in mid-May, according to multiple reports, but offered conflicting comments…
Read More Montana Dem Sen. Tester Rakes In Cash From TikTok Lobbyists After Flip-Flop On App Ban
Republican Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley grilled Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Tuesday over his employee’s social media posts praising Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attack on civilians in Israel. Hawley, during a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing, pressed Mayorkas on why he hasn’t…
Read More Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley Explodes At Mayorkas Over Federal Employee’s Support For Hamas
Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy used taxpayer funds to pay for nearly $12,000 in concessions at MetLife Stadium, including at a Taylor Swift concert, according to Politico. The governor’s office requested the state Democratic Party reimburse taxpayers for the expenses after being questioned about…
Read More New Jersey Gov. Spent Thousands Of Taxpayer Funds On Stadium Concessions, Even At A Taylor Swift Concert
Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas is demanding that the National Science Foundation (NSF) prove that the tens of millions of dollars it spent on combatting “misinformation” were not used to infringe on lawful speech, according to materials obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.…
Read More Texas Sen. Ted Cruz Grills Feds Over $66 Million In Taxpayer Dollars Going For Policing ‘Misinfo’
Medical, environmental and scientific advocacy groups are urging the Supreme Court to protect the power of regulatory agencies, arguing that agency experts do a better job interpreting Congress’ policy goals than the courts. Groups warned in friend-of-the-court briefs that the Supreme Court could limit agencies’ ability to…
Read More Medical, Science Advocacy Groups Want SCOTUS To Protect Regulatory State’s Power
The suspect of the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting struggled with mental health issues, specifically “paranoia,” public safety officials announced on Saturday. Robert Card, the suspect named by police, shot and killed 18 individuals and wounded 13 more on Wednesday evening at a bowling alley and bar. The…
Read More Public Safety Officials Believe Mental Health Issues Plagued Maine Mass Shooter Robert Card
The United Auto Workers (UAW) and Stellantis reached an agreement Saturday on a contract that could end the six-week strike by the union, according to multiple reports. The UAW and Stellantis reached a deal similar to the four-year deal reached on Wednesday between Ford and…
Read More Another Automaker Agrees To New Contract With UAW
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom has used his office to solicit millions of dollars in behested payments for his wife’s charity and various left-wing organizations over the past 12 years, according to a California government website. California’s behested payments system allows public officials and lawmakers to solicit…
Read More California Gov. Gavin Newsom Has Solicited Millions In Donations To His Wife’s Charity
Republican presidential candidates are largely silent on the question of what they would do to crack down on a country harboring Hamas leaders and financing the terrorist group. Only three GOP candidates — one of which has since dropped out of the race — responded…
Read More GOP Primary Contenders Largely Silent On How They’d Crack Down On Country Supporting Hamas Terrorists