Month: April 2023

Chair Lina Khan wants foreign help to impose her agenda that Congress wouldn’t pass.

Biden and Schumer now say it’s heroic to disrupt a legislative proceeding.

His refusal to bend on the debt doesn’t make his deterioration look better—maybe worse.

Employment requirements for welfare benefits are popular. Even Joe Biden supported them in 1996.

We ask: How could this happen? The better question: How could it not happen?

In “Mrs. Davis” on Peacock, a swashbuckling nun has an uncanny ability to ferret out magician-con men.

It’s still debatable how Twitter will draw the lines between content offensive enough to take down, label with a visibility alert, or let spread full-on through the platform’s algorithm.

The technology allows customers to configure their 2023 Outlander PHEV and see it in motion on a photorealistic mountain pass.

A Fox statement said execs issued a release saying: “We acknowledge the court’s rulings finding certain claims about Dominion to be false.” It added: “This settlement reflects Fox’s continued
commitment to the highest journalistic standards.” At a press conference, Dominion CEO John Poulos told reporters: “Throughout this process, we have sought accountability.” He added: “Truthful
reporting in the media is essential to our democracy.”