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Biden Admin Finalizes Rule Forcing Companies to Disclose Climate-Related Risks
The Securities and Exchange Commission has finalized a rule on climate-related disclosures, drawing a lawsuit from nearly a dozen GOP states. Read More.
California moves to allow illegals immigrants to ‘buy’ homes with no payment, zero-down loans
The bill allows illegal immigrants to qualify as first-time home buyers and get loans up to 20 percent of the price of a house and the loan does not accrue interest or require monthly payments. Read More.
Biden admin bans iconic Times Square ‘kiss’ photo from end of World War II, reverses decision after backlash
“Recent discussions have highlighted concerns about the non-consensual nature of the kiss, prompting debates on consent and the appropriateness of celebrating such images in today’s environment, especially within institutions, such as VHA facilities.” Read More.
Nissan EV Car App to Stop Working Owing to Phasing Out of 2G Network
Nissan Leaf owners won’t have access to such features as remote temperature control and the charge range status of their EV. Read More.
‘Interfering in an Election’: Rep. Boebert Decries Colorado Trump Ballot Ruling Overturned by SCOTUS
The lawmaker discussed the Supreme Court’s decision on President Trump’s ballot eligibility, her race in a new district, and Colorado’s weakening GOP. Read More.
Trump Expected to Defeat Haley Decisively in Utah Despite Lingering Reservations
GOP gubernatorial, Senate, and House candidates say the former president’s past ‘underperformances’ in the state won’t be a factor in the GOP ‘Super Tuesday.’ Read More.
Haley Noncommittal on Previous RNC Pledge to Support GOP Nominee, Says Focused on Winning Race Against Trump
Presidential candidate Nikki Haley says she is focused on her campaign and can’t allow any thoughts about losing into her mind. Read More.
US Supreme Court Ruling on Trump Ballot Case Could Come on March 4
The court issued a rare and unusual update on Sunday its schedule, drawing speculation it could relate to the ballot challenge. Read More.
Trump Says Democrats Spreading ‘Disinformation’ After Biden Makes ‘Dishonest’ Claims
President Trump stressed that he had been addressing Mercedes Schlapp, not his wife Melania, during the CPAC. Read More.
Biden Set to Make Rare Visit to Southern Border, Amid Escalating Immigration Crisis
This would be the president’s second trip to the border. Read More.
Biden Administration Releases Final $1 Billion for Superfund Cleanup Projects
The $1 billion is the third and final wave of $3.5 billion in total funding allocated for cleanup projects at waste sites across the United States. Read More.
Hunter Biden Set to Testify Before House Impeachment Investigators
The closed-door deposition comes as a federal indictment casts doubt over a crucial witness’ claims. Read More.
Numbers Game: Los Angeles District Attorney Candidates Spar Over Crime Stats
‘Yes, violent crime has dropped from last year to this year. But looking at Gascón’s overall record, it’s not very good,’ said one opponent. Read More.
Biden Says Hamas–Israel Hostage and Ceasefire Negotiations ‘Not Done Yet,’ Hopes for Monday Agreement
Biden said he was hoping for a ceasefire agreement that will see all hostages released by next Monday. Read More.
LIVE 8:30 AM ET: Sen. Ron Johnson Leads Roundtable Discussion: ‘Federal Health Agencies and the COVID Cartel: What Are They Hiding?’
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) leads a roundtable discussion in Washington on Monday titled “Federal Health Agencies and the COVID Cartel: What Are They Hiding?” Mr. Johnson and a panel of experts discuss how “the COVID Cartel”—federal health agencies, Big Pharma, legacy media, and Big Tech—engaged in censorship and coverups. The discussion also shines a light […] Read More.
