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Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), a progressive “Squad” member, accused grocery giant Kroger of plotting to use new technology in a price surge scheme. Lawmakers have been sounding the alarm on Kroger’s use of facial recognition technology since at least August, when Sens. Bob Casey (R-PA) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) sent a letter warning Kroger about […]

Frito-Lay’s parent company, PepsiCo, said it’s adding chips back to bags after an effort to cut prices wound up costing the company when consumers left Lay’s and Doritos on shelves. Inflation prompted the company to dial back the volume of its products, such as fewer chips in a bag or fewer bags in a pack. […]

Former President Donald Trump has made it clear over the years that when it comes to McDonald’s food, he’s “lovin’ it.” On Sunday, the Republican presidential nominee will be taking that love a step further, heading behind the counter at an undisclosed restaurant in Pennsylvania. Trump’s upcoming visit was confirmed to the Washington Examiner by […]

In less than three years, President Joe Biden and border czar Vice President Kamala Harris have let into the U.S. enough illegal migrant children to more than double the population of New York City schools, the nation’s largest. According to a top immigration expert and former immigration judge, the administration’s border bungling has let in […]

Democratic candidates running in toss-up races for both the House and Senate far outraised their GOP opponents as the party experienced a massive fundraising surge during the final quarter before the November election.  There are 23 House incumbents running for reelection in races that have been deemed toss-ups by the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, with […]

Former President Jimmy Carter cast his ballot for Vice President Kamala Harris Wednesday, weeks after turning 100 years old. Carter, the oldest living president, voted by mail in the Peach State, the Carter Center confirmed, a day after in-person early voting began in the state. The vote fulfills one of the former president’s last wishes, […]

Rep. Maria Salazar (R-FL) is joining the growing number of people questioning how it is possible that the Federal Emergency Management Agency is running out of money during Florida’s hurricane season. FEMA is under fire for claiming its lack of funding, which the agency says won’t last through Nov. 30, according to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The […]

Vice President Kamala Harris’s proposal to provide fully forgivable loans to black entrepreneurs would likely be challenged in court as unconstitutional. This week, Harris proposed giving a million loans, forgivable up to $20,000, to “black entrepreneurs and others who have historically faced barriers,” a policy that legal scholars said would be unconstitutional. The campaign said […]

Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested he would have a role in a second Trump administration. Kennedy, an anti-vaccine proponent and environmental lawyer, recently launched his own take on the “Make America Great Again” campaign with “Make America Healthy Again.” In August, Kennedy suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed former President Donald […]

The Nebraska Supreme Court ordered the secretary of state on Wednesday to begin allowing felons who have completed their sentences to register to vote immediately, a decision that activists say could result in thousands more participating in the 2024 election. Nebraska’s highest court, which has a Republican majority, did not directly rule on the challenges […]