Saturday, November 23, 2024
‘If the US does not figure out a way to get Congress to do something responsible here,’ Weimar-type inflation could be ahead for America, says Heritage Foundation’s budget guru.
The defense and prosecution fought over the utterance in court of the word ‘homicide’, which jurors could misunderstand to mean ‘murder’.
One host, Ana Navarro, quipped that ‘This show’s gonna be just legal notes and things we’re selling.’
Anti-Israel student protesters staged a demonstration outside of the Kraft Center, which houses Columbia and Barnard’s chapter of Hillel, to call for the school to ‘sever all ties with Hillel.’
Carey Dale Grayson was convicted of a 1994 hitchhiker murder.
NFL issues warning that crime syndicates are watching what they do.
Report shows explosive growth in diversity-related spending since 2020, raising questions about the future of DEI initiatives under potential new administration.
The prospect raises important questions about the need for humans to consider biological adaptations to keep pace.
New lawsuits claim the coordinated efforts have been ongoing for several years.
France’s president, in an unscripted moment, puts a unique spin on the firing of the Haitian prime minister.
A United Nations monitoring group is releasing documents that further expose Unrwa’s ‘complicity with terror.’
The Shanghai-based company responsible for the showroom alleged that the robots were ‘kidnapped’ by the invading robot.
Putin carefully leaves unstated a much more terrifying implication: that the Russians are quite capable of attaching nuclear warheads to such missiles by way of making good on previous warnings of a nuclear response.
Three ICC judges are urging the court’s 124 member countries to bring the Israeli prime minister and a former defense minister to trial on allegations of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Under the new policy, Danish farmers will be required to pay a fee of $43 per ton of methane emission.
She says that Vice President Harris never gave her a ‘reason’ to support her.
Former Florida attorney general Pam Bondi is seen as much more likely to be confirmed than President Trump’s previous choice.
The nomination comes just six hours after Congressman Matt Gaetz withdrew from the nomination fight.
‘This is going to be one of the biggest projects we have ever embarked upon,’ Kirk said on an X livestream.
He would face an uphill battle in the Senate, but that fight would likely pale in comparison to the opposition Mr. Gaetz faced.
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