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Kamala Harris was gifted nearly $1,700 Beyonce tickets, financial records show

Beyonce gifted Vice President Kamala Harris concert tickets worth nearly $1,700, financial disclosure records show. The gift was revealed in financial documents that the president and vice president are legally obligated to disclose. Harris posted about the concert in August of last year. “Thanks for a fun date night, @Beyonce!” Harris said in an August […]

Kevin Sorbo to debut new book on fatherhood at Miami story hour

Actor Kevin Sorbo is debuting his newest children’s book on fatherhood at a library story hour in the Miami area this weekend. Families attending the story hour will get a sneak peek at Sorbo’s book, The Bear Essentials of Fatherhood, which releases in June. The book teaches children and parents alike that fathers are essential […]

Peru calls transgender people ‘mentally ill’ in new classification

The government of Peru has issued a decree classifying transsexualism, transvestism, and other gender identities as a “mental illness.” The decree, signed on Friday, May 10, by Peruvian President Dina Boluarte, the minister of health, and the minister of the economy, states that people diagnosed with “transsexualism, dual-role transvestism, gender identity disorder in childhood, other […]

Romney says Biden made ‘enormous error’ in not pardoning Trump

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) said President Joe Biden made an “enormous error” in not pardoning former President Donald Trump. In an interview on MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, the outspoken Trump critic offered a rare defense of the former president, arguing that Biden should have pardoned him in the federal cases he faces. […]

Senate GOP fails to roll back Treasury’s ‘abuse’ of COVID-19 relief funds

Senate Republicans failed to overturn new regulations from the Biden administration that give states greater flexibility in using COVID-19 relief funds. Last fall, the Treasury Department issued new rules allowing states to “obligate” legal and administrative expenses associated with the funds past an end-of-year deadline. Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) sponsored a disapproval resolution to reverse […]

Man pleads guilty to stealing Arnold Palmer’s green jacket found on sale in Chicago

Court records unveiled Wednesday revealed that the FBI discovered golf legend Arnold Palmer’s stolen Masters green jacket on sale in Chicago’s Lincoln Park in 2022. The investigation became public as the result of the prosecution of Richard Globensky, 39, of Georgia, who pleaded guilty and admitted he stole the jacket and other memorabilia in a […]

Pro-Israel summit to change venues after Nashville hotel cancels due to ‘pro-Hamas thugs’ demands

Sonesta Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee, has backed out of hosting a conference in support of Israel after receiving a multitude of calls from a local pro-Palestinian group. HaYovel, one of the sponsors of the event called the Israel Summit, was contacted by the hotel’s leadership to let them know that the summit scheduled to be […]

Schumer leads bipartisan charge to devote $32 billion for guidance on AI

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is leading a bipartisan effort for lawmakers to address artificial intelligence’s relatively recent emergence, aiming to eventually devote “at least $32 billion per year for (non-defense) AI innovation.” Schumer was joined by Sens. Todd Young (R-IN), Martin Heinrich (D-NM), and Mike Rounds (R-SD) in working on a report that […]

Netanyahu faces mounting pressure over Israel’s post-war plan for Gaza

A dispute has erupted over the future of Israel’s military operations and its post-war strategy for the Gaza Strip, with the country’s top defense chief pressing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to renounce hard-right calls to annex the region. “The ‘day after Hamas’ will only be achieved with Palestinian entities taking control of Gaza, accompanied by […]

US intel officials warn Congress that election interference will be ‘more complex than ever’

Top U.S. intelligence officials warned lawmakers in Washington, D.C., that foreign attempts to manipulate the November election are expected to go far beyond what was seen in 2016 or 2020. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines told the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday afternoon that China, Russia, and Iran pose the greatest concern for election security […]
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