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Social media influencer quits modeling for lingerie company after biological male hire

Instagram star and model Bri Teresi has called it quits with the high-end lingerie company Honey Birdette after the company began promoting biological males in female lingerie.

Social Security update: Direct payment worth $914 arriving in 10 days

Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries will receive their payment for the month of May, worth $914 for individual filers, in only 10 days.

Mayorkas deploys artificial intelligence to assist with border security

The Department of Homeland Security will launch its first-ever task force that will focus solely on the growing issue of artificial intelligence in America.

Colin Kaepernick to fund independent autopsy for Georgia man who died in jail

Former NFL quarterback turned activist Colin Kaepernick will cover the costs of an independent autopsy for a Georgia man who died in custody last year, civil rights Attorney Ben Crump said.

Austin announces Abrams tanks will arrive in Germany for Ukrainian training in weeks ahead

The U.S. military will begin training Ukrainian forces on how to operate Abrams tanks next month, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said on Friday.

Republicans care more about ending ‘woke’ policies than preserving Medicare: Poll

A majority of Republican voters say they care more about ending “woke” ideologies in schools and businesses than fighting cuts to Social Security and Medicare benefits, according to a new poll.

Cruz goes all-in on Mooney in pivotal West Virginia Senate race to unseat Manchin

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) endorsed Rep. Alex Mooney (R-WV) on Friday in what is likely to be a competitive Republican primary race for Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D-WV) seat in 2024.

Biden administration to shell out $1.9M on ‘disinformation’ curricula, documents show

The Biden administration is set to spend taxpayer dollars on a sweeping media education program that will train government employees, media professionals, librarians, educators, and information specialists in foreign countries on "countering disinformation," according to grant documents reviewed by the Washington Examiner.

Washington state cites racial bias as it abolishes death penalty

Gov. Jay Inslee (D-WA) signed a bill on Thursday removing state laws that the Washington state Supreme Court determined are invalid or unconstitutional, effectively abolishing the death penalty.

Whole Foods announces corporate layoffs

Whole Foods, which is owned by Amazon, is laying off hundreds of corporate employees in anticipation of a recession hurting its business later this year.
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