'The Big Money Show' panel discusses National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett calling for Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to leave the Fed Board, analyzing the political and economic implications.
Former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney discusses the economic challenges facing the GOP. #foxbusiness #varney 00:09 Republicans Must Confront the Cost of Living 01:07 Mulvaney Says GOP Needs a Sharper Message 02:21 Bernie Sanders Pushes a National Wealth Tax 02:57 Mulvaney Slams the Billionaires Tax Plan 04:03 Mulvaney Calls the Yankees the 'Evil Empire'
By Greg Richter Calling critics the “woke right” may please supporters, but does little to reassure voters considering him for Congress.
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By Stephen Helgesen No space for middle ground or compromises anymore.
By Mike McDaniel The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
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By Mike McDaniel Laws like this exist only to harass and prosecute the law-abiding.
By Noel S. Williams By contrast, the godless leftists can’t get no satisfaction.
The Supreme Court kicked off its new term Monday with a lengthy order list — and another win for the Trump administration in its ongoing battle over Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelan nationals.
In late 2021, Richie Furay, member of Buffalo Springfield and creator of country/rock pioneers Poco, recorded a medley of “Bad Weather,” written by his Poco bandmate Paul Cotton and recorded on the band’s 1971 album “From the Inside,” and “Crazy Love,” written by Rusty Young who was with Poco from the beginning; the song, which turned out to be Poco’s biggest hit, was on the band’s 1978 album “Legend” (Furay left the band in 1973). Cotton and Young each passed away earlier in 2021.
A bull elk sent a man flying after charging him at Great Smoky Mountains National Park, days after officials warned of mating-season danger. Video captured the moment a bull elk slammed into a man near the Oconaluftee Visitor Center, lifting him off the ground and dumping him in the grass as bystanders blasted their car […] The post Bull elk launches man into the air after charge at Smoky Mountains park appeared first on American Almanac .
A bull elk sent a man flying after charging him at Great Smoky Mountains National Park, days after officials warned of mating-season danger. Video captured the moment a bull elk slammed into a man near the Oconaluftee Visitor Center, lifting him off the ground and dumping him in the grass as bystanders blasted their car horns to drive the animal off. Daily Mail reported the clash happened on a Saturday on the north side of the park, after the elk chased the man around a tree. The man slipped, fell, and took the full force of the headbutt. His identity and injuries were not released. The timing made the episode hard to shrug off. Park officials had warned visitors about the rut just two days earlier. Bulls get territorial in mating season,…Open