Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a piece of legislation into law on Monday creating a universal school choice program. House Bill 1, sponsored by the Education […]
Day: March 27, 2023
Saudi Arabian energy giant Aramco, the largest oil producer in the world, announced a multibillion dollar investment in a Chinese oil firm Monday morning, continuing the oil […]
Actress Broe Shields made a stunning admission about her ex Andre Agassi’s supposed “petulant behavior” after watching her film an episode of “Friends” that she said led […]
Mary Eberstadt, a conservative American author, canceled her speech at Furman University to avoid interacting with an expected “angry mob” of protesters, she wrote in The Wall […]
Minnesota lawmakers gave the green light to radical legislation on Thursday that would establish the state as the nation’s first “trans refuge” for children who want to […]
A New York City teachers union is hosting a workshop to teach counselors about resisting the “harmful effects of whiteness,” according to the organization website. The United […]
The Biden administration is set to brer a deal with Mexico to crack down on fentanyl, NBC News reported Monday. The agreement would mean that Mexico will […]
The president of Connecticut College (CC) announced on March 24 that she would be stepping down amid backlash for plans to host an event at a golf […]
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) announced Sunday night that First Citizens Bancs made a deal to acquire Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the recently failed tech lender. […]
Declared and potential 2024 Republican presidential candidates believe that designating the Mexican cartels as terrorists, building the border wall and restoring Trump-era immigration policies President Joe Biden […]
British journalist and TV personality Piers Morgan sat down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who called former President Trump’s reported dinner with Rapper Kanye West and […]
More than 40 years after it failed to be ratified and 100 years after it was first introduced, progressive Democratic Reps. Cori Bush (Mo.) and Ayanna Pressley […]
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