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Consumers’ Research launches ‘Woke Alerts’ to monitor companies’ liberal initiatives

Consumers' Research launched an initiative called "Woke Alerts," which seeks to monitor and notify consumers about companies' liberal initiatives.

‘Car culture’ is tied to ‘toxic masculinity,’ professor claims

A professor of architecture and urban planning at Texas A&M University says that so-called car culture is an example of toxic masculinity and that car ownership is a sign of power.

Biden directs Pentagon and intelligence community to ‘secure and limit’ documents after leak

President Joe Biden praised federal law enforcement officers for their "rapid action" in identifying and detaining the alleged source of a classified information leak, despite reporters approaching suspect Jack Teixeira first.

US banks lost money on mortgages for first time on record

Banks in the United States did not have the best year with the housing market in 2022, as they lost money on mortgages last year.

Suspect first leaked text of classified docs around December, affidavit says

The man accused of leaking hundreds of classified military documents had been doing so for months before getting arrested on Thursday.

Who is Reid Hoffman? Billionaire LinkedIn founder bankrolling E Jean Carroll

E. Jean Carroll's defamation and sexual assault claims case against former President Donald Trump has been funded by billionaire LinkedIn founder and noted Trump critic Reid Hoffman, according to new court records.

Virginia mother of 6-year-old who shot teacher arrested

The mother of a 6-year-old Virginia student who shot his teacher was arrested on Thursday, more than three months after the incident took place.

Disneyland announces official ‘Pride Nite’ with ‘family-friendly’ events in June

"Pride Nite" is headed to the Happiest Place on Earth, Disneyland announced Thursday.

DC Metro board votes to increase fares for the first time in five years

Washington, D.C.'s Metropolitan Transportation Authority board voted to increase fares for the first time in five years at a meeting Friday morning. The changes go into effect July 1 and include a new systemwide program, cutting fares in half for low-income riders, those who qualify for federal food assistance.

Liberty University awards DeSantis honorary degree as he courts evangelicals

Liberty University awarded Gov. Ron DeSantis an honorary degree of the Doctorate of Humanities following his keynote speech to the institution.
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