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Deadly UPS plane crash in Kentucky hit with first wrongful death lawsuits

Families of the victims who died in last month’s deadly UPS plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky, filed the first wrongful death lawsuits against the shipper on Wednesday. Both lawsuits, filed in Kentucky state court, argue UPS and other defendants should have known that the McDonnell Douglas MD-11 airliner “was in disrepair or was otherwise dangerous […]

Jack Smith subpoenaed for House GOP inquiry of Trump indictments and Arctic Frost

The Republican-led House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed former special counsel Jack Smith on Wednesday for a closed-door deposition, escalating the GOP’s investigation into the federal prosecutions Smith brought against President Donald Trump during the Biden administration. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) directed Smith to appear on Dec. 17, according to the subpoena letter sent to […]

DOJ sues six Democratic states over refusal to provide voter registration data

The Justice Department sued six states on Tuesday, Delaware, Maryland, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington, after they refused to turn in their voter registration rolls.  The complaints were filed in federal courts by the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, which argued that the states violated federal laws, such as the National Voter Registration Act […]

Chicago business activity down, unemployment rate up

(The Center Square) – Wirepoints executive editor Mark Glennon isn’t holding back on what to make of Chicago’s stumbling economy, including 23 straight months of decreased business activity and an unemployment rate that falls well below the national average. With a score below 50 representing a decline in business, Chicago Business Barometer researchers recently graded […]

Michigan farms supply Christmas trees nationwide, including to the White House

(The Center Square) – As the holiday season ramps up, Michigan stands as one of the country’s leading Christmas tree producers. This year, the multimillion-dollar holiday industry will supply about 2 million fresh trees to the national market. That ranks it third in the nation for the number of Christmas trees harvested, which will bring more […]

Ohio taxpayers spending millions on new projects

(The Center Square) – Ohio taxpayers are on the hook for more than $20 million for jail improvement in three counties that officials say will help security. The money came a few days before the Ohio Controlling Board gave away millions in taxpayer funds for things like state park and college renovations. Two jails in southeast […]

Liberal media disguised politics of Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin

Most Americans have no idea that the alleged killer of conservative leader Charlie Kirk was a leftist sympathetic with the antifa and “furry” movements. In a revealing survey on the media’s coverage of Kirk’s assassination and the arrest of 22-year-old "">Tyler Robinson, just 24% identified him as left-wing, 35% called him a conservative or centrist, […]

WATCH LIVE: Trump to release guidance on fuel efficiency standards

President Donald Trump is expected to release new guidance on fuel efficiency standards on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m., according to reports. The president’s announcement is expected to focus on efforts to reduce the prices of new vehicles in the United States, which have reached record highs.  TRUMP TO REVERSE BIDEN-ERA FUEL STANDARDS Trump’s new guidance […]

Republicans relish in Matt Van Epps’s win: ‘Can’t deny the Donald Trump effect’

Republican candidate Matt Van Epps’s victory in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District special election prompted celebrations from his Republican colleagues in his state, Congress, and the White House. Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) offered a warm welcome to Van Epps on X. Last month, Blackburn offered a lukewarm prediction that Van Epps would win. Sen. Bill Hagerty […]

Judge limits warrantless immigration arrests across DC

A federal judge sharply restricted how the Trump administration can conduct immigration arrests in Washington, D.C., stopping short of an outright ban but blocking the broad dragnet tactics federal agents have used since the White House’s August law enforcement surge. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell, an appointee of former President Barack Obama, ruled Tuesday night that while […]
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