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Netflix shareholders reject plush pay packages for top executives

Netflix shareholders voted against compensation packages for the video streaming company’s top executives in protest of their proposed plush 2023 pay.

Comer says FBI documents suggest a new ‘adversarial country’ paid Biden: ‘It’s not China’

Chairman of the House Oversight Committee James Comer (R-KY) said the subpoenaed Biden documents alleging a “criminal scheme” involving President Joe Biden and an unnamed “foreign national” will reveal a new country tied to Biden family payments.

Donald Trump indictment: Judge deciding future of case performed legal work for former president

A judge who is deciding whether to move former President Donald Trump's Manhattan criminal case to federal court worked for a group that provided services to Trump back when he was a private practice lawyer.

Trump mocks GOP challengers in crowded field: ‘Don’t know why people are doing it’

The field for the GOP presidential nomination is already brimming with candidates, and it’s only going to grow bigger as other contenders prepare to announce their candidacies in the coming weeks.

Economy added 339,000 new jobs in May despite Fed rate hikes, unemployment at 3.7%

The economy again beat expectations in May and added 339,000 jobs, showing that the labor market is still holding up despite the Federal Reserve’s rate hiking.

GOP won’t reauthorize FISA without FBI reforms following Durham report: ‘Stop the abuses’

Leading House Republicans won't back the reauthorization of powers under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act without major reforms in the wake of the FBI’s FISA abuses and special counsel John Durham’s report.

One question for Trump could determine the race for the 2024 GOP nomination

The biggest moment in Sean Hannity’s Iowa town hall with former President Donald Trump was when the Fox News host asked whether the Republican front-runner could avoid calling names and better pick his battles.

Debt limit: The government spending standoff that could come next

A first-ever national default may soon be averted, but already, some Republicans are eyeing a government shutdown-style fight that could be next.

CS Lewis’s life onstage: Playwright Max McLean brings Further Up & Further In to nationwide tour

In his latest theatrical performance, actor and playwright Max McLean looks at the life of renowned Christian author C.S. Lewis and how he became “perhaps the most influential Christian thinker of the 20th century.”

Attacks on Catholic churches rise, hate crime charges do not

In the San Francisco area last week, a district attorney downgraded the charges against five people who desecrated the statue of a saint on Catholic church grounds from felonies to misdemeanors.
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