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Jan. 6 rioter tied to Oath Keepers leader gets off with probation

An Indianapolis man who provided security for the Oath Keepers militia during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot on the Capitol was sentenced on Friday to two years of probation. Michael Greene was found guilty of a misdemeanor trespassing charge related to the insurrection in March. Prosecutors alleged that Greene was a “top-trusted lieutenant” in the...

Major developer gets prison time in political bribery case

A Southern California real estate developer was sentenced to six years in prison Friday for sending a $500,000 bribe to a Los Angeles city councilman, the Department of Justice announced. David Lee was found guilty of wire fraud and bribery in June 2022. He was also personally ordered to pay a $750,000 fine for this...

NYC using AI to combat subway fare evasion

Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping to track fare evasion in New York City subways, the Metropolitan Transit Authority confirmed Friday. The MTA’s May 2023 report on fare evasion notes that “computer technology” tracks evasions at seven stations in the city by counting the number of unpaid entries. AI-assisted tech will then compare that figure to...

Ramaswamy clinches donor threshold for first GOP debate: campaign 

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has cleared the donor threshold necessary to qualify for the first GOP debate, his campaign confirmed on Friday. Tricia McLaughlin, a senior adviser on Ramaswamy’s campaign, confirmed to The Hill that Ramaswamy had reached 65,000 unique donors — well over the required minimum of 40,000 donors. The criteria, announced by...

FDA: No ‘immediate significant impacts’ expected on supply due to Pfizer plant damage

The Pfizer pharmaceutical plant severely damaged by a tornado this week in North Carolina will have no “immediate significant impacts” on drug supply chains, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said Friday. “We do not expect there to be any immediate significant impacts on supply given the products are currently at hospitals and in the...

The Speaker’s Lobby: Dominating the DC news cycle

The People's House serves yet again as the sounding board for 2024 Presidential politics this week as former President Trump faces more indictments.

Forcing doctors to wear body cams is a great way to worsen health care

Recorded encounters for the purpose of evaluation could even be the final straw that causes your doctor to quit.

My family came here from the Soviet Union — and we need to do more to appreciate America’s freedoms

Karol Markowicz, the co-author of the new book “Stolen Youth," shares how her freedom was tested during the pandemic.

Democrats whine about Con Ed hikes caused by their own dumb policies

Why are Con Ed rates going up? Because of insane green policies from Dems around the country.

Dems’ Hunter hearing antics: Letters to the Editor — July 22, 2023

Post readers share their thoughts on the two IRS whistleblowers who testified on the investigation into Hunter Biden.

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