McCarthy defends attending ‘micro-wedding’ of his son during COVID-19 pandemic
Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., is defending himself after being slammed for attending a small wedding ceremony for his son on the same day that he criticized the state’s…
Facebook fixes translation on Newsom’s post about giving COVID vaccine to ‘peasants’
Facebook has changed a Spanish-to-English translation of a post from California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s official governor page.
NBC New York reporter Katherine Creag dies suddenly at 47
NBC has not revealed more information surrounding the reporter’s death.
Morgan Wallen’s N-word controversy prompts album collaborator Jason Isbell to donate profits to NAACP
Morgan Wallen collaborator Jason Isbell plans to donate all of his proceeds from the singer’s album to the NAACP following his racial slur controversy.
Bruce Springsteen DWI potentially more serious because alleged offense occurred at a national park: expert
He was arrested in November while in a park in New Jersey.
Seahawks not happy with Russell Wilson’s public grievances: report
The Seattle Seahawks are not happy with Russell Wilson after the veteran quarterback aired his grievances with the team in public earlier this week, showing a growing divide…
Biden argues new videos in Trump trial help Democrats’ case: ‘My guess is some minds may be changed’
President Biden on Thursday said “some minds may be changed” in the Senate after House impeachment managers presented a graphic video of the mob attack on the Capitol…
Climate refugees? Biden executive order wants study on resettling those ‘displaced’ by climate change
President Biden’s recent executive order on refugees includes a direction for a study on the impacts of climate change on migration, as well as options for the “protection…
Florida Dems facing financial woes, more than $868G in debt, report shows
An end-of-the-year report filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) revealed that the federal arm of the Florida Democratic Party is more than $868,000 in debt following November’s election season.
Owner of construction company says $15 minimum wage would hurt small businesses the most
A construction company owner from Baltimore, Maryland said Thursday that small businesses would be negatively impacted “the most” by a proposed 15 dollar federal minimum wage.