A 30-year-old New Hampshire man has been charged with making threats against GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy, the Justice Department announced Monday.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Comission is suing Meathead Movers for "discouragement bias" because not enough old people work there. The feds are totally out...
In balancing an abusive prosecution and an abusive defendant, the appeals court reasonably limited but didn’t eliminate restrictions on Trump’s public speech.
HOMESTEAD, Pennsylvania — Conservationist, outdoorsman, podcaster, father, avid hunter, cook, New York Times bestselling author, and master storyteller Steven Rinella is somewhere in the middle of the country as we speak, driving from Colorado to Pennsylvania as part of his MeatEater Live Tour. It's a show that takes all of the laughs, stories, harrowing adventures, and trivia of his wildly popular podcast to the cities and towns that many of his fans call home.
TRUMP GETS STRONGER IN IOWA. The Iowa caucuses, the first votes of the 2024 Republican presidential race, are five weeks from today. There's a new poll out this morning from the Des Moines Register finding that former President Donald Trump has a "commanding" lead in Iowa that has expanded in the last two months, even as his legal troubles mounted, even as challenger Nikki Haley received glowing media coverage, and even as closest competitor Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) recovered his equilibrium. Through it all, Trump's lead has grown.
This age of social media is also the age of the insta-celebrity. It’s an age in which in-person human connections are diminished in favor of unfulfilling cyber-relations, an era in which loneliness grows while religious faith shrinks. It is an age in which someone almost nobody had heard of in 2004 could get elected president in 2008, as former President Barack Obama once accurately mused that he served as a “blank slate” upon which people of multiple views could project their wishes.
President Biden will speak Monday at Philadelphia’s Ladder 1 fire station, a company disbanded in the late 2000s, but now reopening through part of a $22.4 million FEMA grant to the city’s fire department. Two other fire companies in Philadelphia will also be able to resume operations with the funding. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that Ladder...