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Starbucks Is Not in Crisis

‘Your profitable and growing company is actually in crisis, and the best way out is to unionize and put a bunch of Democrats on...

Supreme Court Sets Argument in Capitol Riot Obstruction Case

The justices will hear argument on April 16. The fate of the federal election-interference case hangs in the balance.

Parents’ Rights Are Now at Stake before the Supreme Court

Parents who seek counseling instead of transitioning for a gender-confused child shouldn’t have to fear that the state will take their child away.

Jewish Student Booted from Academic Program Sues Columbia University for Discrimination

After October 7, Columbia turned into a ‘total cesspool of antisemitism and Jew hatred,’ the student’s lawyer told NR.

Trump Ordered to Pay More Than $350 Million in New York Civil Fraud Case

The judge also placed severe restrictions on Trump’s ability to do business in his home state.

Warner Bros. Collaboration with Chinese Propaganda Outlet Draws Congressional Outrage

The Discovery Channel worked with China’s CGTN on a ‘documentary’ about Xinjiang, where Beijing is carrying out genocide against Uyghurs.

Biden pledges to ‘stay to the very end’ in Ohio recovery from toxic derailment

President Biden on pledged to help East Palestine recover from a February 2023 train derailment until the "job is done," in a belated visit to the Ohio community that is still reeling from the toxic spill.

White House Correspondents’ Association slams Biden letter on Hur coverage as ‘inappropriate’

The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) is being criticized by White House Counsel's Office spokesperson Ian Sams following claims of distorted media coverage of Special Counsel Robert Hur's report that described President Biden as an "elderly man with a poor memory."

Biden administration expands student loan forgiveness for those facing ‘hardship’

President Biden has unveiled another election-year plan to cancel significant amounts of student loan debt, forgiving the loans of those who are experiencing "hardship."

Amazon calls National Labor Relations Board unconstitutional in official filing

Retail giant Amazon is challenging the constitutionality of the National Labor Relations Board in a new filing this week, joining a chorus of other businesses in legal trouble with the board.

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