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Food Delivery Apps Sue New York City Over Commission Caps
Grubhub, DoorDash, and Uber Eats are suing New York City over a law that sets limits on the commissions the…
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Guard Pilot Who Flew Over D.C. Following 9/11 Likened Attacks to Modern-Day Pearl Harbor
Two decades ago, Air Force Lt. Gen. Marc H. Sasseville, now the vice chief of the National Guard Bureau, was…
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Senior Pentagon Correspondent Recalls 9/11
Barbara Starr is a legend at the Pentagon for her accurate reporting and for asking the tough questions of Defense…
Read More » Governor Stitt Wants To Make Oklahoma ‘The Most Pro-Life State In The Country’
Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt held a ceremonial signing of nine pro-life bills Thursday, telling the Daily Caller News Foundation that…
Read More »Rikers Island Inmates Partying, Brawling, Fatally Overdosing Amid Staffing Crisis: REPORT
Inmates on Rikers Island are partying, brawling and fatally overdosing amid a staffing shortage, the New York Post reported on…
Read More »Bill Taking Aim At Amazon Warehouse Production Quotas Passes California Senate
The California state Senate passed a bill Wednesday that regulates how warehouses set production quotas and use data on warehouse…
Read More »Three Arrested For Stealing Identities Of Surfside Tower Collapse Victims
Three people were arrested and charged Wednesday for stealing from victims of the Surfside condo collapse, local authorities reported. Bettsy…
Read More »University’s Compliance With Texas Governor’s Ban On Mask Mandates Triggers Anger From Faculty
The University of Texas at Austin’s refusal to require students to wear masks or get vaccinated has angered faculty members…
Read More »Elizabeth Holmes’ Attorneys Claim Human, Technical Failings As Defense In Trial Of Theranos CEO
Attorneys representing Elizabeth Holmes claimed she did not intend to defraud investors but merely failed at her job as the…
Read More »University Of Texas Students File Lawsuit Claiming Alma Mater Song Is ‘Racially Offensive’
Students at the University of Texas at Austin filed a lawsuit alleging a “hostile environment” for black students because of…
Read More »First Trial In College Admissions Scandal ‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Set To Begin
The first trial of the college admissions bribery scandal is set to begin Wednesday, promising new developments in an ongoing…
Read More »Kristi Noem Signs Executive Order Restricting Abortion Drugs In South Dakota
Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed an executive order Tuesday restricting the use of abortion drugs in South Dakota. …
Read More »Denver Closes Crime-Ridden Park Indefinitely To Clean Up Safety Risks Like Needles, Rodents, Human Waste
Denver officials announced Tuesday they are shutting down Civic Center Park on Sept. 15 for at least two months to…
Read More »American Support For Government Spying Plummets Amid Afghanistan Withdrawal
American support for government surveillance of both foreign and domestic targets dropped significantly over the past decade, according to a…
Read More »Seattle Could Lose Hundreds Of Cops Due To COVID-19 Vaccine Policy
Seattle may lose more than 200 police officers over the city’s COVID-19 vaccination policy, according to a local talk radio…
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