Category: Politics

U.S. regulators are pushing for a major shakeup of tech giant Google, seeking a court order to break up the company over concerns it has used its dominant search engine to stifle competition. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has recommended that a federal judge force…

Read More US Regulators Seek Breakup Of Google, Citing Abusive Monopoly

President-elect Donald Trump directed congressional Republicans on Wednesday to block a bipartisan bill aimed at shielding journalists from government surveillance. In a post on Truth Social, Trump shared a PBS News segment outlining the bipartisan bill’s intent and its current status in Congress. “REPUBLICANS MUST KILL THIS…

Read More Trump Urges Congressional Republicans To Block Bill Protecting Journalists From Government Spying

Democratic strategist and media expert Lis Smith told former Obama adviser Tommy Vietor on a podcast Wednesday that Vice President Kamala Harris’ episode on “Call Her Daddy” failed due to it focusing too heavily on policies. Smith said the party needs to find people who…

Read More Kamala Harris’ ‘Call Her Daddy’ Episode Flopped For This Reason, Says Dem Strategist

President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House could mean an overhaul of current electric vehicle (EV) regulations and other sweeping changes for the U.S. automotive industry, experts who spoke with the Daily Caller News Foundation claimed. The incoming Trump administration could potentially scale back…

Read More Trump Could Make Biden’s EV Mandates Obsolete, Revamp Auto Industry With One Move

A new migrant caravan, comprised of approximately 1,500 people mainly from Central and South America, has embarked on a journey from southern Mexico, hoping to reach the U.S. border before the upcoming presidential inauguration. The caravan departed from Tapachula, a city near the Guatemalan border…

Read More New Migrant Caravan Of 1,500 Departs Mexico, Hoping To Reach US Border Before Inauguration

Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s office blasted apparent revelations that Laken Riley’s killer was flown into the state before her murder and confirmed they are working to get more answers. The roommate of Jose Ibarra testified in court that she and Ibarra arrived in Georgia by way…

Read More Georgia Governor Reacts To Court Claim That New York City Flew Laken Riley Killer To Georgia

Florida has agreed to pay $725,000 in legal fees and costs to businesses that successfully challenged a portion of the controversial “Stop WOKE Act” in court. The settlement comes after a lengthy legal battle over a provision in the 2022 law that restricted how race-related…

Read More Florida To Pay $725,000 In Legal Fees After Businesses Challenge “Stop WOKE Act”

Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana grilled a judicial nominee Wednesday, asking if he was lying about whether he took “radical positions” on Black Lives Matter and illegal immigration in his writings. President Joe Biden nominated Benjamin J. Cheeks, a criminal defense lawyer and United States Magistrate…

Read More Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy Grills Biden Nominee Over ‘Radical Positions’ On BLM, Immigration

Scores of irate Pennsylvanians showed up to a Wednesday meeting of the Bucks County government to slam the Democrat commissioners who endorsed illegally counting deficient ballots last week. Wednesday’s meeting of the Bucks County Commissioners was the first since Democrat Bucks County Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia said last…

Read More Irate Citizens In Pennsylvania Skewer County Commissioners For Flagrantly Violating Election Law

Agencies at the United Nations (U.N.) are attempting to unlock tens of millions in climate financing for Taliban-led Afghanistan, Reuters reported Wednesday. Taliban representatives are currently taking part in the 2024 U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Azerbaijan, marking the first time the group has attended the…

Read More UN Reportedly Moves To Unlock Tens Of Millions In Climate Funding For Taliban-Led Afghanistan