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EEOC sues over hiring practice of student-athlete movers due to claims of age discrimination

A California moving company known for promoting its youthful, chiseled furniture movers is now in hot water with the federal government.

Hunter Biden moves to dismiss gun case, argues David Weiss is illegitimate special counsel

Hunter Biden asked a judge on Monday to dismiss the gun-related case against him in Delaware, claiming David Weiss was unlawfully appointed special counsel, among other arguments.

Biden met by ‘Genocide Joe’ Philadelphia protesters after ‘American possibilities’ speech

President Joe Biden received an icy reception outside a fundraiser in Philadelphia.

Food stamps: January Montana SNAP payments worth up to $1,751 begin in 22 days

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Montana will begin its January payments, worth up to $1,751, in 22 days.

Meet the accounts banned from tweeting even after Alex Jones’s reinstatement

Elon Musk may have unbanned Infowars host Alex Jones on X, the social media platform previously called Twitter, but there are several alt-right or other controversial profiles that remain banned.

Supreme Court rejects RFK Jr. attempt to join major social media free speech case

The Supreme Court rejected independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s request to have his lawsuit against the federal government included in a case addressing whether Big Tech and the federal government colluded to censor political speech.

Food stamps: Direct payments worth up to $1,751 for December to end in Delaware in 12 days

Delaware's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will end its December payments, worth up to $1,751, in 12 days.

Virginia candidate who lost following sex tape scandal claims ‘voters didn’t care’

Virginia Democrat Susanna Gibson, whose campaign was catapulted into the spotlight following the release of sexually explicit videos, said her narrow loss in a Virginia state Senate race was because "voters didn't care" about the scandal.

Zara clarifies controversial ad campaign has nothing to do with Gaza

Fashion retailer Zara has clarified that a recent ad campaign on social media was not related to the October attacks in Gaza in the wake of calls for a boycott of the outlet.

Suspected Highland Park shooter trial scheduled for February

Suspected Highland Park shooter Robert Crimo III will go to trial for dozens of murder charges early next year for the July 4, 2022, mass shooting in the Chicago suburb.
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