Trump’s real estate empire is the only big business that has been threatened with dissolution under New York’s anti-fraud law without clear victims or loss, an Associated Press analysis found. In reviewing close to 150 civil cases spanning 70 years, the AP found dissolution has been imposed…
Read More Trump Could Face Unprecedented Punishment In New York Civil Fraud Trial, Analysis Finds
Democratic West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin’s wife has been hospitalized after a car accident in Alabama, according to a statement from his office. Manchin, who is not seeking reelection in 2024, has represented West Virginia for three terms since 2010, after the death of longtime Democratic Sen.…
Read More West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin’s Wife Hospitalized After Car Accident
Harvard University’s chief diversity and inclusion officer allegedly plagiarized some of her academic works, according to a complaint filed Monday with the university. The complaint alleged that Sherri Charleston plagiarized 40 passages throughout her works, including in her 2009 dissertation and her single peer-reviewed paper,…
Read More Harvard’s ‘DEI’ Chief Accused Of Over 40 Instances Of Plagiarism
Democratic Rep. Jake Auchincloss of Massachusetts seized the opportunity on Tuesday during a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) hearing to lecture former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on the 2020 presidential election, sparking a clash. Pompeo previously said “there will be a smooth transition to a second…
Read More Massachusetts Rep. Auchincloss Derails CCP Hearing To Attack Trump’s Secretary Of State
The Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) in Austin, Texas, apologized to its employees after planning segregated “antiracist” monthly meetings, local outlet KXAN reported Monday evening. Magaly Arredondo Lopez, PARD’s equity and inclusion coordinator who recently started in the position, sent out an email on Jan.…
Read More Texas City Parks Dept. Apologizes For Planning Segregated ‘Antiracist’ Monthly Meetups
Several San Francisco residents are suing city officials over an allegedly “illegal” program that provides taxpayer funds to black and Latino biological men who “identify as females.” In November 2022, Democratic Mayor London Breed, who is listed as a defendant, announced the “Guaranteed Income for…
Read More California Cash Handout Program For ‘Trans’ Residents Is ‘Illegal,’ Lawsuit Alleges
Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor on the racketeering case against former President Donald Trump and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ alleged romantic partner, recently moved to reseal his divorce case. Documents in the case have been sealed since February 2022, but Cobb County Superior…
Read More Georgia DA Fani Willis’ Alleged Romantic Partner Moves To Reseal Parts Of Divorce Case
Billionaire Mark Cuban was corrected about the consideration of race and sex in hiring by the commissioner of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on Monday. Cuban stated in a Sunday tweet that he has “never hired anyone based exclusively on race, gender, religion,” but that “race and…
Read More Mark Cuban Gets Corrected By Biden Official While Defending Race-Based Hiring
Ohio State University (OSU) is holding a “Sex Week” from Feb. 11 to Feb. 17 that has events for students to send Valentine cards to abortion providers and warns students against going to pregnancy centers. At one event on Feb. 11, students will make Valentine…
Read More Ohio State University ‘Sex Week’ Invites Students To Send Valentines To Abortion Providers
The value of U.S. military equipment sold to foreign governments reached a record high in the 2023 fiscal year, according to the State Department. Total military equipment transfers amounted to $238.4 billion in 2023, including equipment purchased by the U.S. government on behalf of other…
Read More U.S. Arms Sales To Foreign Governments Reach Record High