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Bahamian Regulator Says It Seized $3.5 Billion From FTX To ‘Safeguard’ It

Here’s What The Southwest Airlines Debacle Reveals About Gov’t Bailouts

Cops are escaping from New York City and other blue cities nationwide, here’s why

U.S. Attorney’s Office Collects Nearly $7.7 Million in Civil and Criminal Actions in Fiscal Year 2022

Jackson mayor to veto tree ordinance that would fine residents for improper tree care

Green Energy Struggled To Meet Energy Demand Across America During Raging Winter Storms

Dem Senator Backtracks After Claiming ‘Hate’ Isn’t Protected By The First Amendment

Survival Is Sexist

‘Climate Idealism Meets The Reality’: Green Energy Failed To Meet Power Demand When It Was Most Needed

Department of Justice Files Nationwide Lawsuit Against AmerisourceBergen Corp. and Subsidiaries for Controlled Substances Act Violations

Europeans Resort To Desperate Measures To Find Heat Amid Energy Crisis

Boston Could Bring Back Mask Mandates For Kids

MICHAEL BARONE: Are Silicon Valley’s Most Notorious Fraudsters Today’s Robber Barons?

Bail reform was defeated for being unconstitutional in Illinois

Schools Are Open, But Students Are Still Missing Class As Chronic Absenteeism Soars

Twitter Suspended A Medical Doctor For Citing COVID Data. He Says There’s More To The Story

VERONIQUE DE RUGY: A Path To Fiscal Sanity Has Been Revealed To Congress. Will It Listen?

Congress’ 2023 Defense Legislation Shovels Cash Into DEI Programs. Here’s Where It Will Go

BlackRock Will Partner With Ukraine To Help Attract Investors, Rebuild Country, Zelenskyy Says

Red States Are ‘Overstating What’s Happening At The Border,’ ACLU Deputy Director Says