Business
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Evidence of Foreign Nationals Accessing Dominion Voting Machines Leaked to Public
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) A defamation lawsuit between Dominion Voting Systems and former Overstock.com CEO and Donald Trump supporter Patrick Byrne has descended into chaos after one of Byrne’s attorneys leaked evidence that foreign nationals remotely accessed voting machines used in Michigan in the 2020 elections. The leaked evidence has been floating around social media…
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From Doughnuts to Wine: Businesses Prep for Eclipse-Themed Tourism
(Headline USA) Eclipse-themed beer. Jewelry and ornaments. And doughnuts that capture the sun’s disappearing act with the help of buttercream frosting. With April 8’s total solar eclipse right around the corner, businesses are ready for the celestial event that will dim skies along a generous path across North America. There are oodles of special eclipse safety glasses for sale, along with…
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FBI Must Answer for $2,000 it Stole from Safe-Deposit Box, Judge Rules
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) A federal judge has denied the Justice Department’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit against the FBI over its illegal raid of hundreds of renters’ safe-deposit boxes in Beverly Hills—meaning that the bureau will have to answer questions about $2,000 that went missing from the raid. The judge’s Thursday decision stems from…
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Realtors Group Ends Commission Model; Biggest ‘Jolt’ in 100 Years
(Tom Gantert, The Center Square) – The National Association of REALTORS announced Friday an agreement where it will end the 6% commission that is routine in home sales. In the settlement with homeowners, the association will pay $418 million in damages and end litigation on the matter. Experts say that Americans pay $100 billion a…
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Federal Government Paying Rural Hospitals to Close Overnight Services
(Headline USA) As rural hospitals continue to struggle financially, a new type of hospital is slowly taking root, especially in the Southeast. Rural emergency hospitals receive more than $3 million in federal funding a year and higher Medicare reimbursements in exchange for closing all inpatient beds and providing 24/7 emergency care. While that makes it…
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Oversight Committee to Investigate China’s Influence on U.S. Gov’t, Economy
(Casey Harper, The Center Square) House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., sent nine letters to federal agencies Thursday saying China has infiltrated the U.S. economy and government and needs to be uprooted. There have been several high-profile examples of Chinese spying and infiltration success, from the Chinese spy balloon that covered…
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U.S. Company Seeks to Hire 42K Illegals: ‘They’re Very, Very Loyal’
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) It was revealed that Tyson Foods is hiring several illegal immigrants who have recently arrived in New York. According to the Daily Wire, the company that is known for its chicken products and owns brands like Jimmy Dean and Hillshire Farm already hired dozens of illegals who obtained work permits, looking…
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Residents of San Francisco’s Tenderloin Sue to Rid Streets of Drugs, Tents
(Headline USA) Two hotels and several residents of San Francisco’s troubled Tenderloin district sued the city on Thursday, alleging it is using the neighborhood as a containment zone for rampant illegal drug use and other vices, making residents terrified to leave their homes and businesses unable to recruit staff. The district has long had a…
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Bernie Berates Fox Reporter for Asking about Proposed 4-Day Work Week
(Headline USA) Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., lashed out at a Fox Business reporter who questioned him about a proposal to cut the work week by an entire business day while forcing companies to pay the difference. “I can yell as loud as you,” Sanders said, while repeatedly interrupting correspondent Hillary Vaughn. It came after Sanders had…
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Screw Impeachment: GOP Opts to Keep Biden, Play Long Game
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) House Republicans are debating whether to prepare criminal referrals against those implicated in the impeachment inquiry involving President Joe Biden, potentially paving the way for indictments in a new Republican administration. The move arises from Republicans’ inability to gather sufficient votes to pass an impeachment resolution against the president, amid evidence suggesting…
