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Fed Governor Thinks Regulators Need To Tell Banks How To Deal With Climate Change

Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard believes financial regulators should tell banks how to tackle climate change as a way to monitor threats to the overall financial system, The Wall Street Journal reported.…

October 8, 2021

Texas school shooter released on $75,000 bail day after shooting classmate

ARLINGTON, TEXAS – Timothy George Simpkins, 18, the shooter who shot a classmate and wounded three others on Wednesday walked out of jail today on a $75,000 bond. The court set Simpkins…

October 7, 2021

Snapchat Is Trying To Stop Young Users Buying Fentanyl On Its Platform, But It’s ‘Too Little Too Late’ For Some

Snapchat is putting in place new safety measures to try and stop young users buying and selling fentanyl on its platform, the company announced Thursday. The company unveiled an in-app education portal…

January 26, 2022

GM Wants 1 Million Self Driving Cars On The Road Within The Next Decade

GM’s majority-owned autonomous vehicle subsidiary, Cruise, announced Wednesday that it wants 1 million self-driving cars on the road by 2030. Cruise Chief Executive Officer Dan Ammann unveiled the new plan during a General…

October 7, 2021

REPORT: America’s Top 25 Private Schools Are Pushing Anti-Racism, ‘Equity’ Initiatives

A website that tracks critical race theory (CRT) in K-12 schools and higher education institutions released a study Monday that shows CRT, “equity” and other initiatives are being pushed at the U.S.’…

October 7, 2021

Virginia schools are a mess attack ad against McAuliffe claims

The American Principles Project tore into Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe in an ad released Wednesday, highlighting the Democrat’s comment that parents shouldn’t “be telling schools what they should teach.” “Terry McAuliffe…

October 7, 2021

Facebook Whistleblower Who Pushed For More Censorship Has Ties To Democrat Operatives

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, who pushed for more censorship of social media misinformation in Senate testimony Tuesday, is linked to several Democrat operatives. Frances Haugen is being advised on public relations and…

January 26, 2022

REPORT: Private Job Hirings Beat Expectations Amid COVID-19 Scares And Slow Economic Growth

Private companies added 568,000 jobs in September, exceeding expectations as the country faced growing numbers of delta variant cases and slow economic growth, according to a major payroll report. The 568,000 jobs…

October 6, 2021

Woman Captured On Video Shoving Another Woman Into Moving Subway Train Arrested

New York City police arrested a woman on Tuesday in connection to an attack in a Times Square subway station where another woman was shoved into a moving train, Fox News reported.…

October 5, 2021

California Residents Sue Oil Company Responsible For Major Beach Spill

A law firm filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of California residents and businesses affected by the oil spill that could significantly harm the local economy. The New York City-based firm, Milberg…

October 5, 2021

DEA raids Washington Football Team’s Ashburn training facility

Federal agents raided the Washington Football Team’s training facility and the home of the head athletic trainer, a local news outlet reported. Trainer Ryan Vermillion was placed on administrative leave due to…

October 5, 2021

Tesla To Pay Former Employee $137 Million Over Racial Abuse Lawsuit

A San Francisco federal court ruled that Tesla must pay $137 million to a black former employee after alleged racial abuse he underwent while working for the company, multiple sources reported. Owen…

October 5, 2021

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Yellen: Raise The Debt Ceiling Or We Will Fall Back Into Economic Recession

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Tuesday that the U.S. could slide back into economic recession if Congress fails to raise the debt ceiling by Oct. 18. “It would be catastrophic to not…

October 5, 2021

Target To Pay Holiday Employees $2 More An Hour In Effort To Retain Workers

Target announced Tuesday that it would pay employees an additional $2 an hour during the peak time of the holiday season. Target store and service center employees who work Saturdays and Sundays…

October 5, 2021

Sen. Warren Calls For Investigation Into Federal Reserve Officials’ ‘Ethically Questionable’ Stock Market Trades During The Pandemic

Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Monday called for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to investigate stock market trades made by Federal Reserve officials. Warren wrote a letter to SEC Chairman Gary…

October 4, 2021

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Fed Governor Thinks Regulators Need To Tell Banks How To Deal With Climate Change

Texas school shooter released on $75,000 bail day after shooting classmate

Snapchat Is Trying To Stop Young Users Buying Fentanyl On Its Platform, But It’s ‘Too Little Too Late’ For Some

GM Wants 1 Million Self Driving Cars On The Road Within The Next Decade

REPORT: America’s Top 25 Private Schools Are Pushing Anti-Racism, ‘Equity’ Initiatives

Virginia schools are a mess attack ad against McAuliffe claims

REPORT: Private Job Hirings Beat Expectations Amid COVID-19 Scares And Slow Economic Growth

Woman Captured On Video Shoving Another Woman Into Moving Subway Train Arrested

California Residents Sue Oil Company Responsible For Major Beach Spill

DEA raids Washington Football Team’s Ashburn training facility

Tesla To Pay Former Employee $137 Million Over Racial Abuse Lawsuit

Yellen: Raise The Debt Ceiling Or We Will Fall Back Into Economic Recession

Target To Pay Holiday Employees $2 More An Hour In Effort To Retain Workers

Sen. Warren Calls For Investigation Into Federal Reserve Officials’ ‘Ethically Questionable’ Stock Market Trades During The Pandemic

Phil Murphy has gone from free donuts and beer to get the shot or you’re fired

Media Fact Checker Newsguard bumps Shore News Network rating up

Inflation Hits Another Multi-Decade High After Fed Boosts Projection

Kavanaugh Tests Positive For COVID-19

Josh Hawley Proposes Bill Holding Tech Companies Liable For Harm To Children

Mississippi Man Sentenced for Robbing Kentwood Bank

CDC Says It’s ‘Urgent’ For Pregnant Women To Get Vaccinated

Biden’s Big Lie: President claims $3.5 trillion Build Back Better plan will cost $0

Tom Cotton: Democrats Have Discarded The Clintons ‘Safe, Legal, And Rare’ Abortion Stance

Surging Oil Prices Will Fuel Further Inflation, Analysts Say

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Ex–Wall Street mogul Howard Rubin charged with running Manhattan sex dungeon trafficking ring

Nearly 100 Years Later, Newark’s 1928 Futuristic Prediction Falls Very Short of Modern Reality

Murphy shocked after teachers union celebrates New Jersey cop killer

State Says Unlikely a Mountain Lion is Roaming Around Ocean County College

Ciattarelli vows to defend parental rights on LGBTQ studies while Sherrill supports forced curriculum

Joanne Chesimard’s death reminds New Jersey that a Phil Murphy appointed judge let her accomplice out of jail

Progressive Florida Judge Says Man Self-Pleasuring in Park with Children “Not Illegal”

Ocean County Landfill Operator Sees Six Accident Cases Tossed by Judge

New Jersey Democrats Taken to Court Over Deceptive South Jersey Ballot Design to Help Mikie Sherrill