Turning Point USA has called upon ABC News to “retract the defamatory statements” made earlier this week on “The View” or face legal action. This news follows the TPUSA Student Action Summit that occurred last weekend in Tampa, Fla.
The newly appointed chief of Moscow’s space agency announced that Russia will quit the International Space Station (ISS) “after 2024.”
Hulu’s ad policies will align with those of Disney’s cable networks, such as ESPN and FX.
Multiple education groups are suing the Department of Education for assembling an allegedly partisan council of activists to field and address school and parental education concerns.
A new Biden administration policy suggests that people in the country illegally who are deported are no longer forced to wait outside the country for up to 10 years before applying for legal status.
In recent weeks, consumer and producer price indices data showed significant inflationary spikes. U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said inflation is “unacceptably high” and that the Biden administration’s release of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve was working to lower energy prices.
Starting July 17, Hong Kong Health Minister Lo Chung-Mau announced Monday that all COVID-19 patients under home quarantine will have to wear an electronic bracelet to stop them from leaving their homes.
The price of oil increased to $100 a barrel following President Joe Biden’s departure from Saudi Arabia on Monday. Both Brent Crude and West Texas Intermediate, the international and U.S. benchmarks, ascended above this threshold as the President failed to secure a comment from the kingdom to increase oil production.
Mayor Bowser recently said that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, among others, is “tricking” people who cross the border illegally by transporting them to Washington, D.C. However, Gov. Abbott says she is pointing fingers in the wrong direction.
A large group of independent American truckers is protesting California’s gig worker law and shutting down the Port of Oakland, the eighth largest port in the world. The 2019 law demands that companies such as Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash reclassify independent contractors as employees.