Former President Donald Trump is livid over Pennsylvania's decision to add "automatic" voter registration to driver's license portals in the commonwealth.
Data privacy is an increasing concern for consumers and tech advocates alike. Lawmakers from both the Republican and Democratic parties know this, and it’s why the Informing Consumers about Smart Devices Act, being championed by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), is receiving bipartisan support.
It’s known that Bud Light is trying to rehab its image after the beer brand made the inexplicable decision to feature transgender social media “influencer” Dylan Mulvaney in a marketing campaign earlier this year. It bombed spectacularly, and the company faced an intense backlash that still affects the corporation. Realizing their mistake, the company pivoted and returned to advertisements that aren’t shoving radical left-wing cultural issues down people’s throats.
BIDEN POLL FREAKOUT. The political and media world fell into a mini-frenzy over the weekend with the release of not one but two polls showing President Joe Biden in dire political shape.
Acting Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs Yuri Kim declared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Sept. 14, “We will not tolerate any attack on the people of Nagorno-Karabakh.”
For years, liberals have demanded that Congress and the White House do something about medical debt, which they say is pushing millions of people into bankruptcy. To date, there has been little federal action on the topic. So some state lawmakers are taking matters into their own hands.
Senate Republicans have been presented with a golden opportunity to mock Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-NY) decision to abandon all dignity and standards and eliminate the Senate’s dress code.
Republican presidential candidates will take the debate stage this week in hopes of drawing support away from former President Trump, who maintains a dominant lead in polls. The Republican National Committee (RNC) raised the fundraising and polling requirements for candidates to qualify for this second debate, meaning fewer candidates will be on stage compared to...
President Biden cheered on a tentative deal reached between striking Hollywood writers and big studios that was first reported on Sunday night. “I applaud the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers for reaching a tentative agreement that will allow writers to return to the important work of telling...