Green energy stocks and indexes have performed poorly so far this year, while fossil fuel stocks have generally seen their value increase, according to a report by […]
Day: October 2, 2023
Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz of Indiana said in a statement Monday she could resign from Congress if lawmakers fail to establish a commission to study ways to […]
The Supreme Court decd Monday to hear former Trump lawyer John Eastman’s appeal of a lower court decision that required him to disclose es to the Jan. […]
The Biden administration is deeply concerned over corruption within Ukraine’s government and business sectors, according to documents obtained by Politico. The Biden administration is pleading with Ukraine […]
Alleged fraudster and Democratic megadonor Sam Bankman-Fried loed into paying former President Donald Trump not to run for reelection in 2020, according to an excerpt from the […]
A video has emerged of a YouTube prank gone terribly wrong. Tanner Co, 21, runs a YouTube channel called “Classified Goons,” which posts videos of Co harassing […]
The Marine Corps has an ongoing woodland-patterned “cammies” shortage so the brass is rela standards out of desperation, allowing Marines to wear alternate uniforms. (Video Credit: Military […]
With Bidenomics a focal point of the president’s re-election strategy, a recent report “blew up the narrative” on a campaign promise from the previous cycle about increases […]
California Governor Gavin Newsom moved quickly to name the replacement for Senator Dianne Feinstein, putting an end to rumors that two high-powered celebs could be tabbed. The […]
Remember that morbidly obese social media influencer who demanded that airs provide overweight people with extra seats free of charge? Well, she’s back. And now she wants […]
A New York judge handed the state some very bad news, ruling that it has to pay nearly half a million in legal fees to the NRA […]
The House Republican caucus is in a state of chaos after Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) essentially cut a deal with Democrats to pass a 45-day continuing resolution […]
