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Assets of Fauci, wife increased since his retirement, net worth estimated at more than $11M: Report

Dr. Anthony Fauci, former White House chief medical adviser, and his wife, Christine Grady, have a net worth of more than $11 million, following his retirement as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases last year.

Gov. Newsom sings Biden-Harris administration’s praise for 2024

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has offered up his praise and support for another four years of a Biden-Harris administration, saying that the administration has delivered a "masterclass" in how to get things done.

Cyber pros warn Congress that government shutdown will create open season for cyberattacks

Top cybersecurity professionals warned House lawmakers on Tuesday that a government shutdown would expose U.S. agencies to a crush of new cyberattacks and damage the Biden administration's response.

Biden warns U.N. of ‘existential threat’ from climate shocks, urges China and others to act

President Biden leaned heavily into the climate fight in his speech to the U.N. on Tuesday, boasting that his signature 2022 legislation made historic investments in green projects and offering a dire portrait of the years ahead unless global superpowers act swiftly.

United Auto Workers president balks at Trump’s plans to huddle with striking workers in Detroit

Former President Donald Trump next week will be swapping debate time with his presidential rivals for time with autoworkers on strike in Detroit, where the strike is now in its fifth day.

House Republicans dare colleagues to vote against spending measure to keep government open

A coalition of House Republicans has negotiated a stopgap budget-cutting measure to keep the government open and is daring GOP colleagues to vote against it.

Erdogan beclowns himself in interview on Turkish press freedom

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reminded us of his autocratic arrogance on Monday.

Chicago turns to socialism to ‘fix’ its self-inflicted crime problems

In normal cities, law enforcement arrests criminals, and grocery stores stay open. In Chicago, criminals are free to do as they wish, grocery stores are run out of business, and the mayor thinks socialism is the only possible solution.

The mystery of the missing F-35

THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING F-35. It was one of the weirdest stories in years. The military lost a state-of-the-art F-35 fighter jet, last seen flying pilotless over North Charleston, South Carolina, and was asking the public for help in finding the $80 million plane. As Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) asked: "How in the hell do you lose an F-35?"

UAW strike: What the media won’t tell you about the strike

One of the things that liberal groups, unions included, have been good at is creating a narrative and selling that to the media. A case in point is the current United Auto Workers strike, which is being presented by the union as involving a bold new strategy of targeted walkouts. Don’t believe the hype. This is a case of the union lacking the resolve to do more.

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