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The Supreme Court and ‘Democracy’

Moore was democratic; Dobbs was anti-democratic. The world is upside-down.

Biden mirrors Carter celebrating unpopular economic policies

President Biden is taking a page out of former President Jimmy Carter's playbook by doubling down on policies that have resulted in soaring inflation.

41% of U.S. adults approve of Biden. Here’s what a new poll tells us about the president

An improved U.S. economy has done little so far to improve support for President Joe Biden, according to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.

Polls show Trump slightly losing his lead over DeSantis since this time last year

Maybe former President Donald Trump isn't so politically impregnable after all.

NBC: Don’t worry, LGBT people were always ‘coming for your children’

Pride marches and Pride month are, apparently, about being naked in front of children and telling parents that LGBT people are coming for their children. That is not according to conservatives or bigots but to the marchers and LGBT “allies” themselves.

Warner Bros. to lose $200 million for standing by alleged sexual predator Ezra Miller

Hollywood may be over the #MeToo movement, casting it aside in favor of newer, woker appeals to BLM and the alphabet mafia — but audiences are clearly not. The inexplicable decision of Warner Bros. to stand by serial sex pest Ezra Miller and release his starring superhero film, The Flash, is set to cost the studio a whopping $200 million loss.

DoorDash updates to include a minimum hourly wage for drivers 

DoorDash announced Wednesday that it will offer an hourly minimum wage for drivers among other new updates to the food delivery platform. DoorDash unveiled a series of new updates to its application and to its compensation policies Wednesday. The new compensation option will allow DoorDash delivery drivers to choose to be paid an hourly rate...

‘A regional disaster’: Cyberattacks on health care facilities have ripple effects, study says

Cyberattacks that target one hospital could also have ripple effects and indirectly impact nearby health care facilities, according to a recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The study found that hospitals near a healthcare facility that was impacted by a ransomware attack may experience an influx of patients and lack...

To support small businesses in a tough economy, Congress must support franchising

As Congress prepares this year to tackle economic challenges, we need to consider how to shore up the areas that drive jobs and economic output, and the various services we need to keep our local economies vibrant and active. Franchising cannot be overlooked as an essential sector to keeping our economy healthy. Franchising was key...

Hunter Biden IRS whistleblower defends claims that counter DOJ statements

An IRS whistleblower is defending his claims that the U.S. attorney investigating Hunter Biden was blocked from bringing charges outside of Delaware and did not have full control of the case — which counters statements from multiple Justice Department officials. IRS investigator Gary Shapley told multiple outlets this week that the president's son received preferential treatment in a...

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