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Twitter Won’t Say ‘Yes’ To Elon’s Renewed Offer To Buy Company, Musk Lawyers Say
Twitter has refused to accept the proposal
New Biden State Dept. Hire Worked Directly With Chinese Communist Party Front Groups
Biden’s most recent State Department hire, Nina Hachigian, previously worked with several organizations on strengthening ties with China
‘Raped And Stole My Designs’: Kanye West Rages Over Possibly Being Dropped By Adidas
‘We have taken the decision to place the partnership under review’
National Grid Planning Three-Hour Blackouts In United Kingdom
The decision is part of National Grid’s recent attempts to protect its network and keep up supply
Eric Weinberg, Former Producer Of Hit Show ‘Scrubs,’ Faces Numerous Sex Assault Allegations
The charges include sexual penetration by use of force, oral copulation, sexual battery and rape
Aaron Rodgers Wants To Get To London Early So He Can Drink Beer, Experience The Culture
Its just drinking and Indian food, mate
Wages Took Their Worst Hit In 25 Years: REPORT
‘Most severe faced by employed’
Khloe Kardashian Defends Kim Kardashian Against Kanye West’s Rants About Their Kids
‘We all know the truth and in my opinion, everyone’s tired of it’
Authorities: CEO of Election Software Company Sent American Poll Workers’ Data to China
Just one day after the New York Times attempted to downplay suspicions around the election software company Konnech, the company’s CEO, Eugene Yu, has been taken into custody under suspicion of sending data on American poll workers to Communist China.
Head Start educator says she went ‘through hell’ fighting to keep job due to state, federal vax mandates
Head Start staff in about half of U.S. must get COVID jab, even as CDC guidelines no longer differentiate between vaccinated and unvaccinated people.
San Francisco voters weigh Nancy Pelosi’s style and substance, share priorities as midterms draw near
San Francisco Bay Area voters are split over whether Speaker Nancy Pelosi should remain in office as Republicans look to take power of the House in November.
Slavery on the ballot this fall as voters decide whether to amend language to constitution in four states
Voters in four states will decide this November whether to remove language from their state constitution that permits slavery as a form of punishment for convicted criminals.
Global Trade Group Slashes Expectations As Director Warns Of ‘Crisis’
‘Global economy faces a multi-pronged crisis’
48-Year-Old Actress Hilary Swank Pregnant With Twins
‘This is something that I’ve been wanting for a long time’
Exclusive — Trump on Conservative Wins Worldwide: This ‘Great Movement’ Is ‘Happening All Over the World’
Former President Donald Trump told Breitbart News exclusively that conservative victories in Brazil, Italy, Sweden, Hungary, and more are proof that the “great movement” he leads is spreading worldwide.
Biden takes off for Florida, where he’ll get Hurricane Ian briefing from political rival DeSantis
President Biden is visiting Florida Wednesday to meet with Gov. Ron DeSantis and get a briefing on damage caused by Hurricane Ian, which struck as a Category 4 storm.
Democrats want to expand DOJ’s power to fight for ‘environmental justice’
Democrats are expanding the Biden administration’s equity push with the creation of new sections within DOJ to fight environmental crimes and help low income and communities of color from pollution.
OPEC+ Energy Ministers Agree to 2 Million Barrel Cut to Oil Production
A stinging rebuke to the Biden administration.
112 Days At Sea: Rugby Player Damian Browne Sets World Record Rowing Across Atlantic Ocean
‘I learnt that I crave connection’
Hans Niemann: The Scandal Rocking The World Of Chess
Niemann has denied all accusations
Bidenomics Sends U.S. National Debt Soaring Past $31 Trillion for First Time
The Biden administration’s ceaseless borrowing addiction has driven gross national debt past $31 trillion for the first time amid record inflation, rising interest rates, and fears of a looming recession.
Biden Admin Gifts Further $600+ Million in Military Aid to Ukraine
The Biden administration confirmed Tuesday it will send a further $625 million in direct military assistance to Ukraine to help it secure its borders. Advanced HIMAR rocket systems, 155mm Howitzers, armored vehicles, and ammunition top the list deemed critical to Kyiv’s defense against Russia’s invasion.
Vice chair of Treasury Dept’s new racial equity committee wants to defund police, ‘center race’ in all policy
The vice chair of the Biden Treasury Department’s new racial equity committee carries some political baggage with her, namely how she wants to defund the police.
Texas voters say inflation, border among top concerns: ‘We never had these issues’ with Trump
People in El Paso, Texas, told Fox News the economy and border security are among their biggest voting priorities as the November midterm elections approach.
Bobulinski: I Haven’t Heard from FBI Since Before 2020 Election Despite Promises of Follow-up
During an interview aired on Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” former Hunter Biden business associate Tony Bobulinski stated that he had a “five-plus hour interview” with the FBI on October 23, 2020, after which his
Washington, DC, Democrats Approve Plan Allowing Illegal Aliens to Vote
Democrats on the Washington, DC, City Council have approved a plan that would allow foreign nationals, including illegal aliens, to vote in local elections.
Bobulinski: I Would Have Verified Hunter Laptop Story ‘Within Five Minutes’ if Anyone from Facebook, Twitter Reached Out
During an interview aired on Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” former Hunter Biden business associate Tony Bobulinski stated that if Facebook, Twitter, or anyone else had reached out to him to verify the authenticity of
Reporter’s Notebook: The Truman Show at the Capitol
A statue of President Truman replaced a sculpture of Alexander Hamilton in the Capitol rotunda this week, relegating the founding father to a basement with little-known figures.
California law school sued by namesake’s descendants over name change
Alumni and descendants of the University of California Hastings College of the Law’s namesake are suing California for changing the school’s name.