Business
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California to Pay Unemployment Insurance to Striking Workers
(Kenneth Schrupp, The Center Square) – A bill to require California’s heavily indebted unemployment insurance fund to pay striking workers has passed the state legislature and now heads to the governor’s desk. Under existing law, strikers are not eligible for unemployment benefits until the strike is over. If Governor Gavin Newsom signs SB 799 into…
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Berkeley Landlords’ Party Celebrating End of Eviction Moratorium Erupts in Violence
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) Berkeley, California landlords had a party to celebrate the end of the eviction moratorium that has plagued thousands of landlords throughout numerous cities in the state. Little did they know that some of their tenants caught wind of the party, showing up and rioting, causing the party to end in violence,…
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Cleveland Catholic Schools Ban All LGBT Affiliation and Behaviors
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) Over 100 Catholic schools in Cleveland, Ohio, announced that they will no longer allow LGBTQ+ affiliation or behaviors from students, faculty or staff. The changes resulted from the recently released guidelines on sexuality and gender from the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, according to the Daily Wire. The diocese explained that the…
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DNC Threatens New Hampshire Over Primary Calendar
(Sarah Roderick-Fitch, The Center Square) The Democratic National Committee used the threat of action involving state delegates at the summertime national convention in extending a deadline for New Hampshire to submit a primary plan in compliance with new calendar rules. The unanimous vote on Thursday by the Rules and Bylaws Committee gives the New Hampshire…
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DOJ Lawsuit Against Elon Musk Exposes the State’s True Nature
(Jon Miltimore, FEE) The Justice Department recently filed a lawsuit against SpaceX , the California-based spacecraft manufacturer and satellite communications company founded by Elon Musk. In its lawsuit , the DOJ accused SpaceX of only hiring U.S. citizens and green-card holders, thereby discriminating against asylees and refugees in hiring, an alleged violation of the Immigration and Nationality Act. Musk denied…
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Energy Secretary Granholm Could Face Impeachment for Lying to Congress
(Headline USA) House Republicans could launch an impeachment inquiry into Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm after the Biden administration official admitted to giving false testimony to Congress about her family’s stocks. Granholm acknowledged in a letter to the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee last Friday that she still maintains shares in six companies. In April,…
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Dawn of the AI Presidential Candidate: Meet the Chat2024 ‘Clones’
(Philip Wegmann, RealClear Wire) President Biden immediately got to the point for a change, former President Trump was surprisingly polite, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sounded only mildly robotic. On Wednesday, a new project called Chat2024 rolled out avatars of each major presidential candidate, allowing voters to ask the aspiring leaders of the free world…
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MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough Admits ‘Every’ Democrat Privately Questions Why Biden Is Running
(Headline USA) MSNBC host Joe Scarborough said Wednesday that every Democrat he speaks with privately questions why President Joe Biden is running for reelection. During a segment with Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, who wrote an article this week calling on Biden to abandon his 2024 campaign amidst growing concerns about his age and role…
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Fetterman Appears to Have Another Stroke While Reacting to Biden Impeachment Inquiry
(Corine Gatti, Headline USA) After a string of debilitating health issues that impacted his cognitive function, emotional well-being and self-esteem, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., fueled concern that he may have been experiencing another medical crisis Tuesday with a bizarre outburst following a question about the House’s impending impeachment probe into President Joe Biden. Fetterman appeared to…
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James Comer Admits Getting Hunter Biden to Testify Is Proving ‘Very Difficult’
(Headline USA) House Oversight Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., admitted this week that getting Hunter Biden to testify in Congress’s investigation of the Biden family’s business dealings is proving “very difficult.” “He could fight the subpoena in court. It’s very difficult. I think if it were easy to get a president or their son in front of…
