Pennsylvania lawmakers are urged to reject House Bill 1291, which protects a print media monopoly at taxpayers’ expense. The bill undermines transparency and accountability in local governance.
The U.S. Senate Budget Committee’s hearing on Social Security’s impending insolvency was met with shocking silence from the media. With millions at stake, why isn’t anyone paying attention?
A U.S. District Court Judge has dismissed X Corp.’s lawsuit against advertisers for an alleged boycott. This ruling highlights the complexities of antitrust claims in the digital advertising landscape.
U.S. Congressman Thomas Massie demands accountability for Epstein’s victims, insisting justice can only be served through visible arrests. His criticism of the DOJ highlights systemic failures in transparency and justice.
The tragic murder of a college student in Chicago raises urgent questions about state policies and accountability. Critics are demanding action against systemic failures that allowed this crime to occur.
The Philadelphia District Attorney has issued a stark warning to ICE agents at the city’s airport. He claims that a pardon from Donald Trump won’t shield them from arrest.
The U.S. stands alone in rejecting the UN’s recognition of the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity. This decision has profound implications for civil rights and educational policies in the country.
Judicial Watch argues that Election Day should be a single day, not extended for late ballots. This Supreme Court case could reshape federal election laws and restore integrity to the voting process.
Jesse Ventura calls for Barron Trump to join the military, criticizing his father for avoiding the draft. The remarks highlight the debate over leadership accountability in military service.
The Kansas Legislature has approved sweeping regulations targeting pharmacy benefit managers. This monumental reform is set to strengthen protections for patients and local pharmacies.