Breaking news stories that are happening mostly in the United States of America, but sometimes covering articles from around the world.
Elon Musk went on Twitter to deny charges in a media story that he allegedly harassed a flight attendant on a VIP plane in 2016, daring his critics to prove any of the allegations are true, calling them part of a well-timed ‘politically motivated hit piece.’ Related Video: Elon Musk receives support from Gwynne Shotwell: … Read more
In a tweet about two years after the Minneapolis Black man’s murder, the Washington Post falsely stated George Floyd was shot & murdered while in police custody. “On May 25, 2020, George Floyd was shot and killed in police custody. His death sparked outrage, wide scale protests and calls to change policing. Two years later, … Read more
A 69-year-old woman took out a home intruder this week in Florida and stated that she would easily do it again to protect herself and loved ones, but that she also asks God for forgiveness in taking a man’s life. WATCH the video: The Orange County woman told her story about the terrible experience of … Read more
Elon Musk says he can’t go ahead with his $44 billion buyout of Twitter unless he knows how many profiles are fake. WATCH: In a report earlier this month, Twitter claimed that in the first quarter, just under 5% of its monetizable daily users (mDAUs) were fake or spam profiles. Musk, on the other hand, … Read more
A hardline stance was taken by a new corporate culture memo from Netflix, on attempts to silence artistic expression by warning those who are offended by the streaming service’s content that they may want to go find a job somewhere else. WATCH Geeks and Gamers discuss it: Due to the backlash the streaming service faced … Read more
Army Times has learned that a retired Louisiana National Guard captain was permitted to resign after a general court-martial found him guilty of “motorboating” a subordinate soldier at an informal promotion ceremony while stationed in Jordan in May 2021. No one thought this would happen! According to court documents obtained by Army Times, Capt. Billy … Read more
After 30 years McDonald’s decided to leave Russia for good. How will this impact Russia…. well, that’s detailed on video (but who the heck cares?). It is not surprising that American food chain restaurant made this move in Russia’s current situation and political choices in the last few months. They closed 850 restaurants for good … Read more
Last month, white students at the University of South Carolina’s College of Social Work met for a “White Students Accountability Group” meeting to explore their “role” in racism. Turning Point USA got an internal email that promoted an hour-long online session for students on April 26 and said that spaces were still available. The goal … Read more
Before buying Twitter for $44 billion, Elon Musk is believed to have informed financiers that he will cut executive compensation and monetize tweets to make the company more lucrative. Musk is alleged to have given the promise to banks before obtaining financing to purchase the company, which was unveiled on Monday. According to a filing, … Read more
Entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy delighted in a “flood of employment applicants” from competing for asset management after launching a new fund to take on big businesses. Ramaswamy, a former pharmaceutical CEO who quit due to dissatisfaction with corporate wokeness, just started Strive, an asset management firm located in Ohio that would invest in firms that follow … Read more
President Biden’s recent claim that his initiatives had helped to lower the federal debt was debunked by CNN’s news source Daniel Dale, who revealed that one specialist informed him that the Democrat’s position was “almost bizarro world” in its misunderstanding of the issue. In a speech on Wednesday, Biden remarked, “Let me remind everyone again: … Read more
The Russian government has suffered a number of setbacks as a result of the conflict in Ukraine. Moscow has had nothing to celebrate in terms of displaying competent military power, from the loss of its Slava-type ship Moskva in April to the notorious 40 miles long Russian army convoy holdup outside Kyiv early in the … Read more