Poll Shows Zeldin Pulling Ahead of Hochul in New York Governor’s Race
Race has been narrowing in recent weeks.
Musk Plans to Cut 75% of Twitter’s Workforce Following Takeover
The billionaire has vowed to curtail the platform's censorship of dissenting viewpoints and to restore former President Donald Trump's account.
Investors Show Concern Over Defaulting Mortgages as Possible Recession Looms
Investments in mortgage debt backed by Fannie and Freddie are considered to be more risky.
Putin Declares Martial Law in Annexed Regions of Ukraine
Putin said martial law will ensure safety and maintain public order, as well as ensure "anti-terrorist protection of critical facilities."
Biden’s Family Got ‘Interest-Free,’ ‘Forgivable’ Loan from China, New Evidence Reveals
2017 business email and new information released by Sen. Chuck Grassley expose Chinese effort to enrich first family.
Russian Bombers Fly Near Alaskan Coast, U.S. Intercept
NORAD routinely monitors foreign aircraft in the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ).
Biden Races to Boost Oil Supply Ahead of Midterm Elections
The White House asserts that the SPR currently has roughly 400 million barrels of oil.
Scrutiny On Regulators Grows After Pfizer Testimony that COVID Vax Was Never Tested for Transmission
Twitter booted COVID contrarian journalist days after FDA commissioner-turned-Pfizer board member complained he was whipping up physical threats against Anthony Fauci.
Boston University Says It’s Developed Deadlier COVID Strain
"It is unconscionable that NIH sponsors this lethal gain of function virus research through Boston U. and EcoHealth Alliance in densely populated areas..." said Kansas Republican Sen. Roger Marshall.
Prosecutors: U.S. Election Firm Gave Chinese Workers ‘Superadministration’ Access to Election Data
Supervisor described policy as "huge security issue."