NEW YORK — A state lawmaker who gained national attention for his opposition to unchecked AI during a failed campaign for Congress this year is launching a $30 million...
The best thing that can be said about President Joe Biden’s second State of the Union address last night is that a record-low number of people wasted their time watching it. It was a laundry list of nanny statism, promising that not even the tiniest detail of people's lives will be free from federal interference — not “resort fees” nor “targeted advertising” on social media.
As an octogenarian in politics is wont to do, President Joe Biden used his second State of the Union address to accuse Republicans of wanting to sunset Social Security and Medicare. After scoring heckles across the aisle, the president used the pushback to unify the Hill.
Democrats face an awkward conundrum on wealth and taxes. More than ever before, Democrats are the party of the rich, yet much of their voting base craves class warfare.
Despite the majority of the country agreeing that the economy is in disarray, President Joe Biden dedicated the opening of his second State of the Union address trying to put lipstick on the pig.
ABC News has a reputation as a left-wing propaganda network. It didn’t do much to shed that reputation heading into Biden’s State of the Union address. As part of the introductory montage leading into Biden’s speech, a voice-over stated that the country was suffering from police brutality.
The coronavirus pandemic may be over in the minds of most people, and the Biden administration may be ending its COVID-19 national emergency in May. But we should still be living in fear of the virus — according to MSNBC, at least!
What is the benefit of owning stock? From where does a stock derive its value? It's actually a deeper question than you might think. But here's the answer: Stocks derive their value either from the dividends they pay or from the potential for the company to buy them back.
“A growing number of journalists are taking a hard look” at Trump-era reporting and “concluding that, yes, corporate media behaved terribly,” cheers Becket Adams.
When phones had operators and women wore underwear, 86th Street was big. Called Yorkville or Germantown. European restaurants, entertainment, theaters, the country’s oldest “art”...
