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COVID-19 Inquiry: Police Association Advocates for a National Guard for Future Pandemics
The national guard could help police and other first responders manage borders and enforce the law. Read More.
Trump Says Truth Social’s Financials Are ‘Very Solid’ With Zero Debt and $200 Million Cash as Media Fixates On Last Year’s $58 Million Loss
Amid market gyrations of the company behind Truth Social, former President Donald Trump insists its fundamentals are ‘very solid’ and its future bright. Read More.
Trump to Declare Christian Day in Response to Biden’s Easter Transgender Day
‘Let’s call it Christian Visibility Day,’ President Trump said. Read More.
NASA Wants to Come Up With New Clock for Moon, Where Seconds Tick Away Faster
WASHINGTON—NASA wants to come up with an out-of-this-world way to keep track of time, putting the moon on its own souped-up clock. It’s not quite a time zone like those on Earth, but an entire frame of time reference for the moon. Time there moves a tad quicker—58.7 microseconds every day—compared to Earth. So the […] Read More.
Trump bests Biden in 6 out of 7 swing states: WSJ poll
Only in Wisconsin does Biden hold a lead over his predecessor. Read More.
Ron DeSantis dropped from from a lawsuit over illegal immigrant flights to Martha’s Vineyard
The judge’s ruling still allowed for further litigation against Vertol, a Florida-based company that received $1.5 million for coordinating the flights. Read More.
Baltimore Disaster Spurs Calls for Reset of Infrastructure Priorities
Some say Francis Key Bridge could’ve been stouter. Others say nothing built in 1977 can stop the moving mountains of today’s seas. All call for focus on ports. Read More.
Trump Team May Again Seek Recusal of Judge in Hush Money Case
He and hiis attorneys say the jurist’s daughter and her Democratic consulting firm have profited heavily off the prosecution of the former president. Read More.
Judge Blocks Biden Administration’s Attempt to Expand Lending Rules
Government’s interpretation diverges from the law, federal judge finds. Read More.
Pentagon Releases Strategy to Boost Cybersecurity for Defense Contractors
The Department of Defense has been working on a shared cloud workspace for contractors. Read More.
Biden’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rule for Vehicles Struck Down by Texas Judge
Judge James Hendrix said the Biden administration lacked authority under law to impose the gas emissions rule. Read More.
Trump leads Biden by 5 point among registered voters nationwide: Fox News poll
The poll represents the largest lead Trump has had in the outlet’s surveys. Read More.
Biden Administration Will Lend $1.5 Billion to Restart Michigan Nuclear Power Plant, a First in the US
The federal government will provide a $1.5 billion loan to restart a nuclear power plant in southwestern Michigan, officials announced Wednesday. Holtec International acquired the 800-megawatt Palisades plant in 2022 with plans to dismantle it. But now the emphasis is on restarting it by late 2025, following support from the state of Michigan and the […] Read More.
Biden Can’t Stop Lying About Cutting the National Debt
On numerous occasions Joe Biden has falsely claimed to have reduced the national debt or budget deficit (terms he incorrectly uses synonymously), and as a new video from the RNC shows, he can’t even make up his mind as to what the fake number is. Read More.
