Trump supporters taken aback by DOJ arguing New York's mandate didn't violate Title VII because fired workers had requested "complete" exemption on religious grounds. "Word salad of nonsense," vaccine injury lawyer responds.
The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party raised concerns that NASA-funded researchers are collaborating with China and not seeking the required waivers under federal law.
Hasan Piker, an influencer in socialist social media lamented the alleged scrutiny he was receiving from the federal government, but argued that Neville Roy Singham was likely the main target.
A top U.S. trade official heads to Mexico on Thursday for talks expected to keep tariffs at the center of North American trade policy, even as American consumers face an average $700 increase in costs this year from U.S. tariffs.
The legislation, signed late Tuesday, sets limits on court-ordered damages for drivers engaging in "criminal behavior" at the time of crash, such as uninsured motorists, drunk drivers and fraudsters, with the goal of preventing "jackpot" payouts.
NY AG Letitia James and NJ AG Jennifer Davenport announced that they have sent subpoenas to FIFA president Gianni Infantino seeking information about the international group's ticket policies which they said have exceeded prices for any previous World Cup tournament.
One video shows the mayor speaking to a small group of supporters holding Bass campaign signs in Los Angeles High Memorial Park, and Pratt said Bass and her supporters are illegally near a ballot box.
Besides the usual investments in munitions restocking, shipbuilding, military construction, nuclear infrastructure, and technology innovation research, the bill enhances cybersecurity coordination with Israel in light of the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Jill Biden described seeing her husband stumble through the debate as "frightening," and admitted it prompted concern that the then-81-year-old could have been having a serious health issue.