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‘Insulting’: Ex-Trump official’s ‘dishonest’ campaign ad triggers conservative revolt

GOP Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' reelection ad depicting a white-male welfare recipient named "Brad" drew conservative backlash online.

Menin’s AI moment

CITY HAL 9000: Amid a mad dash to try to regulate artificial intelligence, City...

El-Sayed’s Selective Condemnation of Oppression

The Michigan Senate candidate, like so many on the left, makes a political fetish...

Colorado governor advances statewide efforts to harness ‘the heat beneath our feet’

Colorado has long drawn on its high-altitude sunshine and wintry winds for energy. Now Gov. Jared Polis (D) is determined to tap into another renewable resource: One simmering under the Centennial State's surface. "The low-cost workhorses of the clean energy economy will always be solar and wind energy, especially in places like Colorado that have great wind and great...

Back to the macroeconomic ’90s? Lower deficits can again create more growth

Skeptics of “anti-debt stimulus” should look to the early 1990s, the last time politicians took advantage of this playbook.

Mark Cuban defends Biden, bashes Trump on economy

Billionaire investor and television personality Mark Cuban defended the state of the economy under President Biden and bashed former President Trump on Friday, arguing that Trump squandered the strong economy he received from former President Obama. After highlighting a graph on the social platform X showing 12 straight months of positive real wage growth in...

Graham: International Court of Justice ‘can go to hell’ over Israel ruling

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said the United Nations's International Court of Justice (ICJ) “can go to hell” after it ordered Israel to immediately halt its military assault of Rafah, a densely populated area in southern Gaza. “As far as I’m concerned, the ICJ can go to hell. It is long past time to stand up...

How Trump can become the candidate of price stability

Trump needs to get ahead of the inflation issue by convincing the American people that only he is tough enough to wring inflation out of the economy, and only he will appoint inflation hawks to the Fed’s board.

Sanders sounds alarm on US ‘crisis in dental care’

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is warning of a growing U.S. "crisis in dental care," saying his recently introduced legislation to tackle the problem would expand dental benefits while ultimately saving the government money. "Any objective look at the reality facing the American people recognizes there is a crisis in dental care in America," Sanders told...

Morgan Spurlock, creator of ‘Super Size Me,’ dies at 53

Morgan Spurlock, the creator of the documentary “Super Size Me,” died Thursday at the age of 53. The documentary filmmaker, who was nominated for an Oscar for his 2004 feature film where he chronicled the consequences of eating McDonald’s every day for a month, died Thursday of complications from cancer. During the making of the...

How the Stop Woke Investing Act can reaffirm corporate America’s purpose

It is time to remove politics from boardrooms and ensure pecuniary factors are always the sole consideration.

Weight-loss drugs reduce kidney complication risks: Study

The active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy may help reduce the risk of kidney failure in those with Type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Researchers across 28 countries randomly assigned patients with Type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease to receive a...

Here’s how much more your Memorial Day barbecue will cost this year

From ground beef to condiments seeing price hikes, inflation will impact your cookout this weekend.

A second Trump term could actually make inflation worse 

Weighing these considerations, investors should assess how committed Donald Trump would be to rein in inflation if he is elected president.

Millennials set to get their first saint

Millennials are set to get their first Catholic saint after an Italian teenager was awarded a second miracle this week.  Carlo Acutis, who died of leukemia at the age of 15 in 2006, is set to become the first saint of the millennial generation, according to the Vatican.  Acutis, who was born in London but...

Trump says he would ‘absolutely’ have Navarro back if reelected

Former President Trump said he would “absolutely” rehire his former White House adviser Peter Navarro if reelected in November, despite Navarro currently being in prison. Navarro is two months into his four-month sentence for refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena related to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. “I would absolutely have Peter...

Only 1 in 4 say college degree very important for well-paying job: Poll

Amid a rocky year for higher education, only 1 in 4 in a new survey say a four-year college degree is very important for a well-paying job. Further, 40 percent of those surveyed by Pew Research said it is not important to get a degree to obtain a well-paying job, while 35 percent said a...

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