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Supreme Court Considers Furloughed Pentagon Employee’s Long-Delayed Claim
Several justices wondered why the government has been fighting a $3,000 claim for so long, so hard. Read More.
Trump Media Stock Jumps as Much as 50 Percent, Halted for Volatility
Shares of the former president’s social media company surged on Tuesday before it was briefly halted. Read More.
Major US Port Paralyzed After Baltimore Bridge Collapse
Analysts say the collapse could have far-reaching supply chain impacts across the United States. Read More.
Boost Your Retirement Security and Save on Taxes
By Sandra Block From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance For the most part, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) operates on a calendar-year basis. But here are some exceptions that, along with reducing your 2023 tax bill, could improve your retirement security. If you’re not enrolled in a workplace retirement plan, you can deduct a contribution to an […] 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.
Disney Reaches Settlement With DeSantis, District Board
The company agreed to drop multiple active lawsuits against the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District. Read More.
CDC Releases Ventilation Guidance for Curbing Spread of COVID-19, Influenza
Agency recommends improving ventilation. Read More.
Trump ally Alex Bruesewitz holds 20-point lead over other candidates in hypothetical race to replace Wisconsin’s Mike Gallagher: Cygnal poll
“It’s evident that the people of Wisconsin are sick of career politicians like Mike Gallagher.” Read More.
Biden, Dems drop term ‘Bidenomics’ as Americans cite failing economy as top issue
Republicans, however, have picked up the slack and have used the word over 500 times in March alone. Read More.
US Government Wants Money From BioNTech for COVID-19 Vaccine: Company
Pfizer partner says it received a notice of default. Read More.
Biden Administration Made $236 Billion in ‘Improper Payments’ Last Year: GAO Report
The amount is bigger than what Washington spends on NASA, the Department of Education, and Homeland Security combined, a lawmaker said. Read More.
Trump to hold ‘Biden’s Border Bloodbath’ rally in Michigan
The Michigan rally comes after corporate media outlets claimed Trump was calling for post-election violence when he was actually speaking about the auto industry. Read More.
Trump Says Mexico President’s $20 Billion Demand Proves His ‘Lack of Respect’ for Biden
‘I wouldn’t give them 10 cents,’ former President Donald Trump said of the Mexican president’s demands. Read More.
Verizon Customers Stand to Get Share of $100 Million Settlement
The lawsuit was filed for charging customers an undisclosed fee. Read More.
AT&T Says Data Breach Leaked Millions of Customers’ Information Online; Were You Affected?
NEW YORK—The theft of sensitive information belonging to millions of AT&T’s current and former customers has been recently discovered online, the telecommunications giant said this weekend. In a Saturday announcement addressing the data breach, AT&T said that a dataset found on the “dark web” contains information including some Social Security numbers and passcodes for about […] Read More.
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