A lavish Radio City Music Hall fundraiser for President Biden's campaign that featured former Presidents Obama and Clinton was repeatedly interrupted Thursday night as multiple demonstrators shouted over the trio of presidents.
The Biden administration on Friday released final emission rules to force the nation's fleet of heavy-duty vehicles such as buses and semi-trucks to begin going electric starting in 2027.
President Biden said Friday he will "never stop working" to bring home Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was arrested in Russia one year ago.
Attorney General Merrick Garland, who boasted of arresting and convicting hundreds of people who rioted in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, signed off on dismissing the charges and quashing the arrest warrant for a woman accused of blowing up a bomb near the Senate chamber.
NBC‘s Ronna McDaniel debacle has the Republican National Committee thinking about cutting off the network entirely. The only question is what took so long? The RNC is considering restricting NBC’s access to the Republican National Convention after the network hired McDaniel and then immediately fired her following a tantrum from NBC’s on-air “talent.” The message […]
A Disease X pandemic is on the way, or at least that’s what our global ruling class tells us. Yet, before we get our next pandemic, it would be nice if our leaders learned something from the last one given how poorly they managed it. In an attempt to help facilitate this, former White House Coronavirus Task […]
Anthony Scaramucci, who spent a short amount of time as White House communications director under former President Trump, said more Republicans don’t speak up about their opposition to Trump due to not wanting threats to their life. “Well, they probably don’t like death threats, Nicolle, I think we could probably start there,” Scaramucci told MSNBC’s...
What is clear is that, regardless of who heads the FTC, the Justice Department’s expertise in internet search, its jurisdiction over nonprofit entities, and its adherence to the Sherman and Clayton acts make it the best choice to oversee competition in the AI industry.
The New Hampshire state House advanced a bill Thursday that would require political ads that use deceptive artificial intelligence (AI) disclose use of the technology, adding to growing momentum in states to add AI regulations for election protection. The bill passed without debate in the state House, and will advance to the state Senate. The...