U.S. Elon Musk Forcefully Denies ‘Political’ Sexual-Harassment Allegation By Zachary Evans 10:48 AM Musk cast the allegation as an attempt to derail his acquisition of Twitter.
Law & the Courts Attorney Ben Crump Announces Plan to Sue Gun Manufacturer, ‘Anybody Else’ Linked to Buffalo Shooting By Zachary Evans 8:54 AM ‘We intend on going after everybody who was an accomplice to this young monster killing innocent people,’ Crump said.
White House Harris Meets with Abortion Providers as White House Braces for Potential Roe Reversal By Zachary Evans 3:30 PM Harris has previously warned that ‘women will die’ if Roe v. Wade is overturned.
Politics & Policy Oklahoma Legislature Passes Bill Banning Abortion from Moment of Fertilization By Zachary Evans May 19, 2022 The bill represents the most sweeping pro-life legislation passed by any state.
Elections Incumbent Kemp Takes Comfortable Lead over Perdue Days ahead of Georgia Gubernatorial Election: Poll By Zachary Evans May 19, 2022 Among GOP primary voters surveyed, 60 percent said they would back Kemp while 28 percent would back Perdue.
Politics & Policy Biden Invokes Defense Production Act to Address Baby-Formula Shortage By Zachary Evans May 18, 2022 The president also is launching “Operation Fly Formula,” which involves importing formula to the U.S. on government flights.
Energy & Environment Head of Canadian Province Takes Biden to Task over ‘Perplexing’ Energy Policies By Zachary Evans May 17, 2022 Kenney questioned why the Biden administration shut down the Keystone pipeline, leaving the U.S. more reliant on foreign dictators.
Culture U.S. Marriage Rate Dropped to 50-Year Low in 2020 By Zachary Evans May 17, 2022 The U.S. saw 1,676,911 marriages in 2020, a drop of 16.8 percent from the 2,015,603 recorded in 2019.
U.S. Abbott, FDA Reach Deal to Reopen Shuttered Baby-Formula Plant By Zachary Evans May 17, 2022 Abbott said it will take six-to-eight weeks for baby formula produced at the plant to arrive on store shelves.
Politics & Policy DeSantis Signs Law Banning Protests outside Homes By Zachary Evans May 16, 2022 ‘Sending unruly mobs to private residences, like we have seen with the angry crowds in front of the homes of Supreme Court justices, is inappropriate.’