Tennessee Helped Recover $9.5 Million for Residents From Insurance Companies This Year
Trump’s China Tariffs: Extraordinarily Good for America
North Korea Wants to Resume Talks if Trump Wins
Meta Agrees To Pay Texas $1.4 Billion Settlement In Biometric Data Lawsuit
Texas Law prohibits using facial recognition technology without lawful consent. Facebook (owned by Meta) ignored that law and captured biometric information about it’s users, including from uploaded pictures.
Overturning Chevron: A Wrong Made Right
FDA Approves Blood Test for Colorectal Cancer Screening Among Average-Risk Adults in the U.S.
A New Trend: Sober Bars
Does Disney’s Dramatic Decline Reflect Growing Public Opposition to Woke Activism?
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle Steps Down
Black Lives Matter Turns on Democratic Party After Kamala Harris is Installed as Nominee
Robby Starbuck’s Anti-Woke Crusade Expands: “Time to Expose Harley Davidson”
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Rules Tennessee’s Law Limiting Drag Shows to Adults Only is Constitutional
Federal Prosecutors Begin Dropping Jan. 6 Obstruction Charges After Supreme Court Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that charges brought under the obstruction law must meet certain criteria. The statute in question was intended by Congress to cover destruction of documents in cases like the Enron scandal.