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By: Sterling Mosley | The second Republican presidential debate in Simi Valley, California at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library saw ratings fall off a cliff as more and more Republican voters tune out the competition to leading Republican presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump. Read More

By: Sterling Mosley | As a government shutdown loomed over Congress this week, a growing chorus of House Republican voices have come out against Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) prompting a number of names being floated as his potential replacement. Read More

Bankruptcies are rising for the first time in years as more Americans feel the pressure of declining economic conditions without the reprieve of President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 pandemic-era aid programs. Read More

New York City has crafted new flyers to pass out to incoming migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border, other cities and within the Big Apple, telling them they’re “better off going to a more affordable city.” Read More

Nearly half of the individuals booked on charges stemming from their alleged participation in Philadelphia’s Tuesday night looting spree were allowed to walk free on zero bail within 24 hours of their arrest, police records show. Read More

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) sued billionaire Elon Musk’s electric car company Tesla over alleged racism, according to a lawsuit announced by the federal agency on Thursday. Read More

Tesla CEO and Twitter owner Elon Musk visited the U.S.-Mexico border near Eagle Pass, Texas Thursday, according to video shot by a Daily Caller News Foundation reporter. Read More

The Biden administration on Friday unveiled the most restrictive offshore oil and gas five-year leasing program in history. Read More

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law Thursday that will raise the minimum wage for fast food workers, a press release from the governor’s office announced. Read More

A former head of the Justice Department’s Tax Division said during congressional testimony Thursday that President Joe Biden could be in legal trouble over Hunter Biden’s cash payouts to cover expenses. Read More

President Joe Biden could be found guilty of accepting a bribe based on payments given to family members, legal experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Read More

Democrats are increasingly calling for conservative justices to recuse themselves from major cases with the potential to hurt their political goals. Read More

Corporate media outlets made misleading claims about the evidence laid out during the first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden. Read More

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina revealed Thursday that she most wanted to question President Joe Biden’s bookkeeper in the probe into Hunter Biden’s business dealings. Read More

The Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear a set of cases challenging two red state laws intended to prevent viewpoint-based censorship online. Read More