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Bitcoin bounces back: Cryptocurrency rebounds after rough 2022

It is now exactly halfway through the year and, so far, 2023 has been a good one for bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market.

Ron DeSantis vows to abolish the IRS — can he actually do it?

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) this week joined a line of Republican candidates who, over the years, have made far-fetched promises to eliminate entire federal agencies if elected president.

Migrants arrive in Los Angeles after being transport from Texas

California's Democratic leadership said they were not made aware to the incoming of a bus-load of migrants being transported from Texas on Saturday, following the arrival of the undocumented immigrants.

Dutch King apologizes for history of slavery on 150th emancipation anniversary

Dutch King Willem-Alexander offered an apology over the weekend in commemoration of the anniversary of the country's abolishing of slavery.

The Debrief: Split Supreme Court favoring Dems and Republicans in different cases

Managing Editor David Mark joins Sarah Westwood to discuss how the voting rights Supreme Court decisions have favored liberals, while the affirmative action, student loans, and religious liberty cases went in favor of conservatives.

NC 12-week abortion ban goes into effect

North Carolina's law restricting abortions past 12-weeks officially went into effect on Saturday, following months of legal battles.

Marianne Williamson names third campaign manager since announcing her 2024 WH bid

Marianne Williamson named her third campaign manager in just two months, following a number of recent resignations in her effort to revive her 2024 presidential campaign.

Pentagon celebrates 50 years of ‘all volunteer’ Armed Forces

The United States military celebrated 50 years of an "all volunteer" Armed Forces on Saturday, which marked five decades since the elimination of the draft.

‘Majority doesn’t always dictate:’ School board ignores 84% of parents on how to teach sex-ed and the inclusion of ‘gender identity’

A school board in Virginia is ignoring a majority of parents who do not want to allow boys and girls to take sex education together. We spoke with one man who is running for Fairfax County Public School Board to give power back to the parents.

United CEO issues apology for flying private while airline canceled flights

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby apologized Friday for flying private while his airline canceled hundreds of flights.
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