Supreme Court Rules on Stolen Nazi Art Collection
As if it weren’t bogged down by enough American concerns, the US Supreme Court agreed to hear a case regarding an art collection that was stolen from a group of…
McConnell: Senate to Operate as “Evenly-Split Body”
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell (R) on Wednesday announced the finalization of a “power-sharing agreement” that will guide the functioning of the 117th Congress. “[This agreement] is almost identical to the…
Biden Makes Russian Demand
In a stark departure from Trumpian policy, President Joe Biden has called on the Russian government to release opposition leader Alexei Navalny as well as supporters that were jailed for…
Two Dead After Receiving Covid-19 Vaccine
At least two residents of California have died after receiving the COVID vaccine, reports Fox News. The first death occurred near Sacramento in early January, just hours after vaccination. It…
The Left’s war with Ted Cruz
Senate Democrats filed an ethics complaint against Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Josh Hawley (R-MO) last week regarding their objections to the certification of Joe Biden as President of the…
Cracks Detected in International Space Station
Houston, we have a problem. Russian aerospace engineers discovered “one more crack” in the International Space Station (ISS) this week, says mission lead Vladimir Solovyov. “So far, we have found…
The New Major Victory for Uber and DoorDash
The Labor Department issued a final rule clarifying the difference between employees and independent contractors under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The rule, which goes into effect in March, makes…
Why Tensions Are Higher Than Ever in the White House
Members of the Biden Administration are loudly accusing the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Department of Defense of intentionally hindering the presidential transition. “Make no mistake, this…
Texas Lawmaker Sues Mike Pence
The Lone Star State is at it again. With its lawsuit regarding voter fraud in battleground states dismissed by the Supreme Court, Texas is now attempting to reverse the outcome…
This Supreme Court Case Could Change College Sports Forever
The Supreme Court this week agreed to hear the NCAA’s appeal of a lower court ruling that found the association to be in violation of federal antitrust law by restricting…
