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San Francisco’s $5 million per person reparation plan had no calculations behind it

A reparations plan that would give black San Franciscans $5 million each was found to have no calculations behind it.

GOP lawmaker suggests top US general Mark Milley ‘compromised’ by China

President Joe Biden’s top military adviser has been “compromised by the Communist Chinese,” in the estimation of a House Republican tasked with overseeing U.S. diplomacy.

Biden attacks GOP economic proposals ahead of debt limit showdown: ‘I’m gonna raise some taxes’

President Joe Biden railed against "MAGA" lawmakers in Virginia Beach, Virginia, on Tuesday for their dozens of past attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act and allegedly trying to cut funding for Medicare and other entitlement programs while he teased tax hikes on the rich.

Woman convicted in Lady Gaga’s dog kidnapping case sues star for reward

A woman convicted in the case of the kidnapping of Lady Gaga's two French bulldogs filed suit Friday against the Grammy-winner over a $500,000 reward.

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signs bill banning transgender procedures for minors

Gov. Tate Reeves (R-MS) signed legislation Tuesday that will ban minors from accessing gender transition surgeries and hormone therapy after the bill passed the Republican-controlled state Senate last week.

DeSantis to barnstorm early primary states amid 2024 chatter

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) will reportedly traverse at least three early presidential primary states over the coming weeks, touting his record as 2024 chatter looms.

Nearly 4,000 Ukrainian service members have been trained by US during war

The number of Ukrainian troops training on U.S. weapons is nearing 4,000, while the service members who are training on the sophisticated Patriot missile system are close to completing the program.

Idaho Republican lawmakers considering absorbing Oregon’s eastern conservative counties

Idaho Republican lawmakers are moving to consider negotiations with Oregon to absorb the latter's conservative rural areas should they secede from the state.

Stimulus update: Decrease in SNAP benefits to take effect in multiple states tomorrow

Recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program across the United States will be seeing less beefier benefits starting Wednesday.

WATCH: Jon Stewart was stunned by ‘the anger’ after suggesting COVID-19 lab origin

After a new report from a U.S. government department indicated that the coronavirus likely originated from a lab leak, comedian Jon Stewart recalled receiving harsh criticism in 2021 for floating the possibility.
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