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New Jersey City Councilwoman Amy DeGise (D) was caught on video hitting a cyclist with her SUV and driving away last week, without even stopping to check on the victim. CCTV cameras caught the incident at the intersection of Forrest Road where DeGise — who had the green light — can be seen striking cyclist […] Read More

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson has decided to weigh in on a significant affirmative action case before the High Court, despite previously pledging not to during her confirmation hearings. Jackson said in March, that “she planned to recuse herself from the previously consolidated lawsuits during her Senate Judiciary Committee hearings due to her role on […] Read More

As the average price of gasoline hovers around $4.25 a gallon, major oil corporations including Exxon Mobil, Chevron, TotalEnergies, and Shell have recently recorded $51 billion in profits combined. While big oil has increasingly profited as gas prices dramatically increased during President Joe Biden’s first term, the company profits have doubled — and in some […] Read More

The winner of the $1.28 billion Mega Millions Jackpot was reportedly sold their ticket at a gas station just outside Chicago, Fox News reported on Saturday. The winner had a one in three hundred and three million chance of pulling the correct number sequence to score one of the biggest lotteries ever. The ticket buyer […] Read More

Elon Musk countersued Twitter on Friday, raising the intensity of an already hot-blooded conflict between the tech giant and the world’s richest man. Musk has reportedly decided to keep the details of the case private. He had previously reached an agreement to buy the social media company but has since pulled out of the deal, […] Read More

A father is speaking out after three alleged killers of his seventeen-year-old son, Ethan Liming, were indicted on assault and manslaughter charges — but escaped the murder charges they were initially facing. Bill Liming, Ethan’s father, said he was  “devastated and disgusted” at the decision, according to News 5 Cleveland.  Rather than turning to violence […] Read More

Fox News host and member of “The Five,” Greg Gutfeld, attacked Democrats during Thursday’s program for pushing student loan forgiveness, and branded the idea as “theft.” “Why send your kids to college, your loving kids to college, when they return turning against you and biology? You’re actually ruining brains,” Gutfeld began. “All of those people […] Read More

Moderate Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) refused to say if he would support President Joe Biden for a White House run in 2024 — an omission that is becoming increasingly popular among top Democrats — during a Thursday interview with Chris Cuomo on his podcast “The Cuomo Project.” When Cuomo asked if Biden has earned himself […] Read More

During the annual Congressional Baseball Game in Washington, D.C., Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA) appears to “flip off” the GOP dugout at one point, in a video posted to Twitter on Thursday. The incident was caught on camera and is sparking outrage on social media. While this light-hearted event is an ongoing tradition in the U.S., […] Read More

Politico posted an article Thursday titled: “Biden enters the Always Be Closing phase of his first term,” just hours after the U.S. economy officially entered a recession, drawing heavy criticism on social media. “Somehow, someway, Joe Biden is back in the game,” the article read. “After enduring a brutal year dominated by economic angst, legislative […] Read More

A Pennsylvania state trooper was shot during a struggle on Friday, after police witnessed a disturbance outside the Franklin Mini-Mart, as they were on patrol near Franklin Avenue. Officers approached the suspect, now identified as Damian Bradford, 41, who ran into the nearby store according to CBS News. The law enforcement officers then followed the […] Read More

Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser called on the federal government to deploy the national guard on Thursday after an influx of illegal immigrants — who were bused up from the Southern Border near Texas — hit the capital streets and began overloading the city’s system. Bowser was asked for an update on the migrant buses […] Read More

Three Oregon residents tied a suspected arsonist to a tree on Monday, after he’d previously started multiple wildfires earlier in the day, 25 miles northwest of Grants Pass, Oregon. The fires were first reported by an agent of the Bureau of Land Management who told local authorities, “a white male adult was seen walking along […] Read More

New York City Commissioner Ashwin Vasan asked the World Health Organization (WHO) to change the name of the newest public health emergency disease known as “Monkeypox” earlier this week, to something less likely to bring about “painful and racist” memories. “We have a growing concern for the potentially devastating and stigmatizing effects that the messaging […] Read More

A Texas jury awarded $7 billion earlier this week, to a family whose grandmother was robbed and murdered by a former repairman of Charter Communications — a popular cable company that brands its services under the Spectrum umbrella. Repairman Roy Holden murdered customer Betty Thomas in 2019, an action he plead guilty to, sending him […] Read More