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Tucker Carlson Network parks trucks reading ‘Corporate Media is Dead’ outside legacy media outlets

Ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson sent billboard trucks to the offices of major media outlets Thursday to advertise his new subscription-based website. Tucker Carlson Network (TCN) set up photo-ops with the trucks outside of CNN, NBC News, The New York Times and The Washington Post. The advertisement on the billboard reads, “Corporate Media is...

White House directs federal employees to prioritize sustainable travel during official business

A new Biden administration directive instructs federal employees to prioritize making sustainable choices while on official travel. The directive tells civil servants to rent electric vehicles on official travel when the cost of that vehicle is less than or equal to the most affordable comparable option. It also directs them to use rail, rather than...

McCarthy’s exit interview: Gaetz, Trump and Mike Johnson

Soon after he delivered his final floor speech Thursday, ousted Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) offered critiques on his replacement’s legislative strategy, unloaded on Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), and said he is open to serving in a second Trump administration. McCarthy is resigning from the House before the end of the year rather than serving the...

Sullivan, Palestinian Authority to discuss post-Hamas Gaza

National Security adviser Jake Sullivan will meet with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Friday to discuss reforming the beleaguered body as part of preparations for a day-after scenario in the Gaza Strip amid Israel’s commitment to destroy Hamas.  Sullivan’s travel to Ramallah follows meetings in Jerusalem with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior...

Illinois NAACP president faces backlash after referring to migrants as ‘savages’

The Illinois NAACP president is facing backlash after she referred to migrants as “savages” in a Tuesday meeting with NAACP leaders from around the state. Teresa Haley was reportedly responding to a question from a participant in a Zoom call when she spoke about migrants arriving in Chicago who are living on the street. She...

Federal judge to rule Friday on Colorado gray wolf reintroduction

The fate of a contentious plan to reintroduce a gray wolf population into Colorado will be decided Friday, a federal district court judge declared at a Thursday hearing in Denver.  The forthcoming decision follows a week of litigative clashes between Colorado ranching groups and wildlife officials regarding the upcoming release, which was mandated under a voter-approved ballot...

FDA targets Chewy, other animal companies for selling unapproved antibiotics

Major animal product retailer Chewy and eight other companies violated federal law by selling unapproved animal antibiotics, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) alleged Thursday. The FDA said the retailers sold unapproved medications containing penicillin and amoxicillin, which could lead to the evolution of drug-resistant "superbugs." The products in question were targeted at birds and...

Indiana Rep Carson refuses to agree or disagree with State Department’s designation of Hamas as terrorist org

Rep. Andre Carson, a Democrat from Indiana, refused to answer a reporter's question Thursday on whether or not he agreed with Hamas being designated a terrorist organization.

North Dakota senator’s son faces upgraded charge in crash that killed sheriff’s deputy

Ian Cramer, the son of North Dakota U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer, faces an upgraded homicide charge following a crash that killed Sheriff's Deputy Paul Martin.

Wisconsin DoJ sued by lobbying group over public records request

Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce has sued the state Department of Justice over a delayed denial that allegedly violated public records law.

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