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The EU wants Taylor Swift to help it ‘shake’ off far right

The European Union is so afraid that the upcoming European Parliament elections will bring more far-right lawmakers to Brussels that it is turning to Taylor Swift for help. In a recent statement, Margaritis Schinas, the vice president of the European Commission, urged the American pop star to use her upcoming concert tour in Europe to […]

Coaching retirements show that sports are still ahead of politics

Some people claim it is a problem that many others treat politics like sports, but there are many ways in which doing so would be an improvement. That includes moving on from elderly leaders who have lost a step. College football legend Nick Saban retired on Wednesday from his position as the head coach of […]

Trump debuts a winning general election strategy while DeSantis and Haley tear each other down

On Wednesday night, cable news broadcast a tale of two contests. On CNN, two Republicans spent the better part of two hours exchanging pejoratives, attacking each others’ motivations and political records, and accusing each other of being dishonest in general and fake conservatives in particular. On Fox News, the other Republican was uplifting, on message, […]

Hertz to sell off one-third of its EVs, replace with gas cars

Hertz will sell off one-third of its electric vehicles and will replace some of its global fleet with gas-powered cars, driven by higher costs and soft demand. The decision to sell off 20,000 EVs came as the cost of repairs for its EV fleet, mostly made up of Teslas, has been higher than expected, coupled...

Student loan servicer to pay Massachusetts nearly $2 million in settlement

A major student loan servicer has agreed to pay Massachusetts $1.8 million in a settlement over allegations that the company failed to communicate information to borrowers about renewing their income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, according to the state attorney general. Nelnet is one of the largest student loan servicers that receives funding from the federal government...

Michigan redistricting panel asks court for permission to use unconstitutional maps

A redistricting panel in Michigan led by citizens asked the Supreme Court Thursday to let it use 13 state legislative district maps that a federal court said violated the U.S. Constitution. The panel asked Justice Brett Kavanaugh to pause an order, issued by federal judges, that declared the districts unconstitutional because the maps were drawn...

Hunter Biden pleads not guilty in federal tax case

Hunter Biden on Thursday pleaded not guilty to felony tax charges in a federal court in California, The Associated Press reported. The nine felony and misdemeanor tax offenses allege Biden, the son of President Biden, failed to pay at least $1.4 million in federal taxes from 2016 through 2019 and tried to evade the assessment...

House Financial Services Committee forms AI working group

The House Financial Services Committee has formed a bipartisan working group focused on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the financial services and housing industries, the top lawmakers on the panel announced Tuesday. The AI working group will “explore this technology’s potential, specifically its adoption in our financial system” and ways to use it...

Wisconsin GOP to propose tax cuts for families earning up to $200K

A proposal to slash income taxes for Wisconsin families making up to about $200,000 annually is in the works, according to Republican state Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu.

Haley didn’t ask Christie for his endorsement in 2024 race but spoke with him after hot mic diss

GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley says she spoke with former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday but didn't seek his endorsement after he dropped out of the race.

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