DOJ Launches Major Lawsuit Against Apple
The Department of Justice announced in late March that it had filed a massive antitrust lawsuit against Apple for what it described as engineering...
Dan Schneider Breaks Silence On Abuse Allegations
Former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider recently responded to allegations made against him in the new documentary series “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of...
Teacher Fired After Secret Side Hustle Leaks
A Detroit high school teacher plans to take legal action against her former employer after she was fired because parents complained that she’s a...
Senate Dems Vote Against Stopping Funding For Migrant Flights
All 51 Democrats in the U.S. Senate voted against a proposal that would’ve banned the Biden administration from using any federal funds toward flying...
Letitia James Warned Trump Seizure Could Backfire
New York Attorney General Letitia James has already taken the initial steps toward seizing some of former president Donald Trump’s assets, should he be...
Illegal Border Crossing Shift To Arizona
Texas has taken border security measures into its own hands, after the Biden administration has failed to do much at all about the rising...
Ben Carson Claims Biden Can’t Pass Cognitive Test
Dr. Ben Carson, an accomplished neurologist who served as leader of the Department of Housing and Urban Development under President Trump, said he could “pretty...
Party Transition COMPLETE: Men NOT Welcome!
A battle of the sexes has broken out between New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and veteran Democratic strategist James Carville after he told the New York...
Man Banned From Buc-ee’s For Bringing Service Duck Inside
A guy in Tennessee recently uploaded a video to YouTube claiming a Buc-ee ejected him from the store because he brought his service duck...
Mackenzie Scott Donates Hundreds Of Millions To Charity
A billionaire philanthropist and novelist, MacKenzie Scott, gave $640 million to 361 smaller non-governmental organizations (NGOs) on Tuesday.
Scott made her fortune by having a...
