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Musk: X, formerly Twitter, ‘moving toward’ monthly fee

The move, Musk said, is intended to combat "vast armies of bots."

Trump to speak to Detroit autoworkers instead of Republican debate

Former President Trump will speak to Detroit autoworkers during next week’s Republican primary debate, marking the second debate the former president will skip, according to multiple media reports. The New York Times, citing two Trump advisers with knowledge of the plans, reported Trump plans to travel to Detroit next week to deliver a prime-time speech to...

House GOP tensions in shutdown drama boil over

Tensions in the House GOP over how to avoid — or not avoid — a potential government shutdown are coming to a boil, with frustrations spilling over into public jabs and airing of grievances without a clear path forward to fund the government past Sept. 30. “It’s an unmitigated disaster right now on the majority...

Giuliani’s ex-lawyers file suit over alleged $1.4 million in outstanding legal fees

Ex-lawyers for Rudy Giuliani, a longtime ally and former attorney for former President Trump, filed a lawsuit against Giuliani for nearly $1.4 million in alleged outstanding legal bills.  Robert Costello, a partner at the law firm Davidoff Hutcher and Citron, filed the lawsuit Monday in New York state court, claiming Giuliani agreed to pay over $1.5 million...

Jan. 6 defendant who claimed he was a journalist gets convicted

A North Carolina man who claimed he was on duty as an independent journalist while storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was convicted of four misdemeanor counts including disorderly conduct in the Capitol, The Washington Post reported. Stephen Horn, now 25 years old, scaled a statue inside the Capitol building and stormed then-Speaker Nancy...

Like other ‘antiracist’ activists, Ibram X. Kendi proves he’s only in it for himself

The real measure of an individual’s character isn’t what he portrays to the public but how he treats people in private. Truly righteous people...

With politics now ‘The Jerry Springer Show,’ what’s a voter to do?

“The Jerry Springer Show” has been off the air for years, but you’d never know it to judge by the state of American politics.

Fetterman wins Senate dress-code battle — and beclowns the institution

John Fetterman’s Senate legacy is now set — he’s the guy who made it possible to dress like a slob.

Now the WHO demands answers from China on COVID? It’s too late

Four years after the deadly disease first broke out in the fall of 2019, throwing the world into chaos and costing nearly 7 million...

Representative Jennifer Wexton Announces She Will Not Seek Reelection due to Rare Neurological Disorder

She said there is ‘no “getting better”’ with her new diagnosis and that she plans to ‘continue treatment options.’

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