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Supreme Court to Weigh Constitutionality of Laws Regulating Social Media Giants
Netchoice, an organization representing multiple social media companies, has sued alleging that both laws violate the companies’ First Amendment rights Read More.
Trump Taunts Haley Over Big Donor Loss After Home State Defeat
After President Trump broke two South Carolina election records on Saturday, the state’s ex-governor said she would continue to campaign. Read More.
‘Bring Back Our Religion’: Trump Says 2nd Term Will Usher in Great Revival of America
President Trump, addressing a group of religious broadcasters, vowed to safeguard religious freedom, which he says is under attack. Read More.
Rep. Scott Perry Says Biden Impeachment Vote Unlikely With Shrinking GOP House Majority
“I don’t think we are going to get to a point, quite honestly, where we are going to be able to impeach him.” Read More.
Supreme Court Denies Request to Stop Boy Scouts’ Bankruptcy Settlement
Alleged sex-abuse victims said it would be unfair to allow the bankruptcy settlement to move forward. Read More.
Biden considering executive action to stop US-Mexico border crisis: report
The move comes after the Biden admin demanded he wanted more “emergency authority” to shut down the border. Read More.
Arizona Sues IRS Over ‘Unlawful’ Decision to Tax Rebates
Arizona is suing the IRS after the agency imposed federal income taxes on the state’s Family Tax Rebate, Attorney General Kris Mayes announced on Feb. 21. In a statement on Feb. 21, Ms. Mayes said the lawsuit—filed in federal district court on the same day—argues that taxing the rebates is “unlawful and contrary” to the […] Read More.
IRS Warns Farmers and Fishermen of March 1 Tax Payment Deadline
Citizens earning at least two-thirds of their gross income from farming or fishing are classified under the profession for taxation purposes. Read More.
SEC approves Trump Truth Social deal for up to $10 billion
The SEC approved a merger of Truth Social and the Digital World Acquisition Corporation. Read More.
Supreme Court to Decide if Wonder Bread Truck Drivers Are Exempt From Arbitration
Drivers who deliver Wonder Bread argue that their wage dispute should remain in the court system. Read More.
Hunter Biden Says DOJ Misrepresented Sawdust as Cocaine to Make Him Look Bad
Attorneys for Hunter Biden say that a photograph of sawdust misrepresented by prosecutors as cocaine shows a pattern of prosecutorial missteps. Read More.
FBI, UK Crime Agency Seize LockBit Cybercrime Gang’s Website
Law enforcement agencies from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europol collaborated in the operation to take down LockBit’s website. Read More.
Trump Faces Off With Haley in the South Carolina GOP Primary—Here’s What to Watch
President Trump is widely expected to win the South Carolina GOP primary, but voter metrics may offer clues about future primaries and the general election. Read More.
Biden Admin Announces Potential $1.5 Billion Deal With US Semiconductor Manufacturer
To help bolster semiconductor manufacturing capacity in the United States, chipmaker GlobalFoundries could soon get a $1.5 billion grant. Read More.
Queens County Conservative Party Endorses Trump
‘President Trump has demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to serving the American people with integrity and strength,’ chairman Bob Chou said. Read More.
