The Washington Examiner’s Sarah Bedford blasted the “very few consequences” that FBI officials have faced, despite reports showing repeated unethical behavior.
Time is ticking before the United States defaults on its national debt, and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is facing pressure on two fronts: one from the White House to make concessions on the GOP's debt ceiling bill and one from his own party to cut spending and avoid a looming debt crisis.
Electric vehicles must spend a while on the road before they reduce carbon emissions relative to gas-powered cars, an environmental consideration looming over President Joe Biden's push to electrify the vehicle fleet.
Meta has been fined a record $1.3 billion by European Union privacy regulators for transferring personal data from Facebook's EU servers to the United States.
Even as the deadline to act inches closer, political pressure and the political fallout of a default means that lawmakers will likely come to a debt ceiling agreement before the worst happens.
In Chicago, they sleep on the floors of police station lobbies in such large numbers that officers have had to turn away locals seeking services. In New York City, they will soon crowd into high school gyms against the wishes of parents and students.
Chicago made headlines in 2013 for the largest mass school closing in the nation's history. Ten years later, Mayor Brandon Johnson, who offered promises of staunch education reform, will now have to work collaboratively with the city's school system to develop what remains of the closed schools.
