Trump Declassifies Election Intelligence, Alleges Foreign Interference in 2020 Election
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced Friday that his administration is declassifying what he described as intelligence documents detailing election security vulnerabilities, alleged foreign interference, and what he called years of government…
Airbnb Doubles Number Of Free Temporary Housing Available To Afghan Refugees
Vacation rental site Airbnb doubled the amount of temporary housing available to Afghan refugees across the world, the company announced Thursday. Airbnb.org, the company’s nonprofit, initially offered 20,000 locations to temporarily house…
Republicans Press State Department On Security Risks Posed By Chinese Cloud Services
Republicans Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Rep. Mark Gallagher of Wisconsin sent a letter to the State Department warning of the security risks posed by foreign governments’ use of cloud services…
Jobless Claims Increase To 351,000 As Economic Recovery Slows
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims increased to 351,000 last week as the economy continues to slowly recover from the coronavirus pandemic. The Bureau of Labor Statistics figure released Thursday represents an…
Facebook sheds light on its suppression of ‘problematic content
Facebook released its updated Content Distribution Guidelines on Thursday, shedding more light on how the tech giant decides what content it suppresses. While Facebook has previously provided some details on the types…
Crisis at the Border: Texas officials press President Biden to declare a state of emergency at the border
A majority of Texas House Republicans asked President Joe Biden to declare an emergency at the southern border, according to a letter obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation Wednesday. Fourteen of…
Horseback Border Patrol Agents Accused Of Whipping Migrants With Reins Reassigned To Desk Duties
Horseback Border Patrol units who were accused of whipping Haitian migrants with horse reins were reassigned to desk duties while officials investigate the incident, Fox News reported on Wednesday. Department of Homeland…
Tech Industry Groups Sue Texas Over Anti-Censorship Social Media Law
Groups representing major tech companies filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the state of Texas over a social media law passed earlier this month that aimed to curb online censorship. The lawsuit, filed…
‘You Can’t Bullsh*t Me’: Congressman Whose District Includes 800 Miles Of Southern Border Irate After Call With Mayorkas
Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales of Texas said the secretary of homeland security attempted to “bull****” him during a call where they discussed national security concerns at the U.S.-Mexico border, the Washington Examiner…
Drugmaker’s Study Claims to Show How Remdesivir Reduces COVID-19 Hospitalizations
Gilead Sciences announced in a press release Wednesday that its COVID-19 drug remdesivir reduces hospitalizations by 87% in high-risk patients. The study consisted of 562 patients who were randomly given either remdesivir…
11 Democratic Senators Back Progressives’ Vow To Tank Infrastructure Bill If $3.5T Budget Doesn’t Pass First
Eleven senators endorsed House progressives’ vow Tuesday to vote against the bipartisan infrastructure bill when it comes up for a vote Monday if Democrats’ $3.5 trillion spending bill was not passed first.…
POLL: Biden’s Approval Rating Has Gotten So Low That Kamala’s Is Now 6 Points Higher
President Joe Biden’s approval rating sunk to 43%, the lowest of his presidency and six percentage points below Vice President Kamala Harris, according to a poll from Gallup. Biden’s approval dropped six…
Biden’s Education Department Will Investigate Texas’ Mask Ban In Schools
The Biden administration’s Education Department announced an investigation into the Texas Education Agency Tuesday over its ban on mask mandates for students and staff in schools, according to a letter. The probe…
‘Deep Sense Of Urgency’: Six Former Treasury Secretaries Urge Congress To Raise Debt Ceiling
A bipartisan group of former Treasury secretaries urged House and Senate leaders Wednesday to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a default on U.S. debt. The former secretaries — who served under…
Florida Court Temporarily Blocks Vaccine Mandate
A Florida court has granted a temporary injunction preventing the city of Gainesville, Florida, from forcing employees to comply with a vaccine mandate. The court said that the city of Gainesville “did…
‘Overdose Crisis’: Methamphetamine Related Deaths Nearly Tripled From 2015 To 2019
U.S. methamphetamine-related deaths in adults between the ages of 18 to 64 nearly tripled from 2015 to 2019, according to a National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). The study found that the…
Loudoun County Board Of Supervisors Votes In Favor Of A Racial Discrimination Study To Consider If Reparations Are Appropriate
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors voted in favor of a study Tuesday to review the history of racial discrimination and consider the merits of reparations. The county supervisor, Juli Briskman, said…
ANALYSIS: Bill Clinton Escaped #MeToo
In early September, Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe attended a fundraiser hosted in his honor by a long-time friend and political ally — former President Bill Clinton. Clinton helped his friend…
Feds Purchasing Surveillance Drones From Chinese Company The Pentagon Says Is A Security Threat
Federal law enforcement agencies are purchasing surveillance drones from a Chinese company the Pentagon has said could pose a threat to national security, Axios reported. The U.S. Secret Service purchased eight surveillance…
Brazilian Health Minister tests positive for COVID after mingling with world leaders at UN meeting
Brazilian Health Minister Marcel Queiroga tested positive for COVID-19 while visiting New York for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the Brazilian president’s office said Tuesday, according to multiple sources. Queiroga will…
Trump Files $100 Million Lawsuit Against New York Times Over Illegally Obtained Tax Records
Former President Donald Trump filed a $100 million lawsuit against The New York Times and his niece Mary Trump on Tuesday, alleging his confidential tax documents were improperly shared. The lawsuit, which…
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