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LeBron James joins White House in refusing to pay for Twitter verification

NBA megastar and billionaire LeBron James joined the White House Friday in refusing to pay the $8 required for Twitter's new verification policy.

Newsom starting political organization to oppose GOP leaders

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is launching a new organization, the Campaign for Democracy, to combat Republican leaders in other states by targeting their policies.

Social Security update: Direct payment worth up to $4,555 goes out to millions in 12 days

In 12 days, the first of three rounds of Social Security retirement payments coming in April, worth up to $4,555, will be sent to recipients.

Tax season 2023: IRS warns of scams aimed at high-income filers

The IRS has issued a warning for high-income taxpayers regarding various scams targeted at them as the end of tax season draws near.

Donald Trump indicted: Capitol Police prepare for protests over indictment

The United States Capitol Police are preparing for possible demonstrations by supporters of former President Donald Trump in response to his indictment.

Social Security update: Direct payment worth $914 arrives Friday

The second of two March Supplemental Security Income payments, worth $914 for individual filers, was disbursed Friday.

Russia does not ‘deserve’ UN Security Council seat, US ambassador says

Russia does not deserve a privileged place on the United Nations Security Council, according to President Joe Biden’s top envoy to the United Nations.

Donald Trump indicted: What we know about the legal case against former president so far

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg made history this week when he became the first prosecutor to charge a former president with criminal activity.

Mother arrested after trying to hide fentanyl stash in child’s Disney toy box

An Indiana woman was arrested Wednesday after police raided her home and discovered a massive fentanyl stash.

GOP RESTRICT Act author decries ‘misinformation’ about TikTok ban bill

One of the main sponsors of a bill to rein in TikTok denounced critics as spreading misinformation after they criticized the legislation as a threat to privacy and free speech and compared it to the PATRIOT Act.
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