Mitch McConnell was hospitalized following a trip to Washington D.C.’s congressman hotel on Saturday night. According to his spokesman, Doug Andres, McConnell was attending a private dinner when he was taken ill. The 81-year-old Kentucky senator was admitted to a hospital for…
Fox News is at odds with two leading Republican presidential candidates over journalist rights as it defends itself against a major defamation lawsuit. The network relies on a 60-year-old Supreme Court ruling that makes it hard to sue media organizations for libel.…
The Russian government is making efforts to quell fears regarding the future of Telegram, a popular messaging platform in Russia, following the arrest of its founder, Pavel Durov, in France. This development has raised concerns about the potential disruption of the platform,…
Lowe’s, a major player in the home improvement retail industry, recently adjusted its full-year financial outlook after witnessing a decline in quarterly sales. As the economic landscape continues to present challenges, the company is preparing for softer consumer spending in the latter…
Exxon Mobil Corporation faces a lawsuit from the US government for failing to take adequate measures to protect the public after five hangman’s nooses were displayed at its Baton Rouge facility. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) claims that the company…
A former White House official who implemented Donald Trump’s strict immigration policies, Ken Cuccinelli, is now breaking away from the former president and urging Republican Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis, to run for the presidency in 2024. During Trump’s presidency, Cuccinelli, a former…
Pavel Durov, the billionaire CEO of Telegram, was recently arrested in France, casting a spotlight on the popular messaging service and its ongoing controversies. The arrest, which occurred at Paris’s Bourget Airport, is tied to allegations about Telegram’s lack of content moderation.…
The Biden administration has resumed its immigration program, allowing migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to enter the United States. The program’s restart comes with enhanced measures to ensure the legitimacy and integrity of financial sponsors amid rising fraud concerns. The…
The Senate voted on Wednesday to block new crime laws in the District of Columbia and overrule the city government. This came after lawmakers from both parties expressed concern about the rising violent crime rates in cities nationwide. President Joe Biden, who…
Elon Musk’s ongoing conflict with Brazilian Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes has taken a dramatic turn, with Musk openly criticizing the judge following threats to suspend X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, in Brazil. The feud, rooted in…