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…
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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
President Joe Biden’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is striving to enlist a diverse workforce through targeting certain demographics even as its air traffic control system is facing shortages and safety challenges. The FAA has several diversity hiring initiatives, including for black people, Hispanic people, disabled people and women, according to its website.…
Read More Biden FAA Pushing Diversity Hiring As Air Traffic Control System Falls Into Total Disarray
George Washington University (GW) postponed a diversity summit after students broadcasted pro-Hamas statements on a university building. GW students held pro-Palestinian rallies and projected pro-Hamas statements on a campus building after the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel earlier this week. The university was scheduled to hold a…
Read More University Postpones ‘Diversity Summit’ After Students Broadcast Pro-Hamas Statements
Several Republicans from New York’s congressional delegation are calling on New York City Comptroller Brad Lander to resign over a senior adviser’s stances on Israel, as well as his own proximity to an organization critical of the nation. Lander is affiliated with Jews For Racial & Economic…
Read More New York Republicans Slam City Official For Ties To ‘Anti-Israel Movements’
The city of San Francisco is in the process of constructing a downtown-area railroad extension that is estimated to cost in excess of $4 billion per mile of tunnel, The San Francisco Standard reported. The extension, known as The Portal, is a tunneled rail service…
Read More San Francisco Railroad Extension Costs A Whopping $4 Billion Per Mile
President Joe Biden could be at risk of losing New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary now that his name will no longer appear on the ballot and another Democratic candidate has emerged. Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota announced he would be challenging Biden in 2024 during an interview…
Read More Could Biden Actually Lose The New Hampshire Primary?