Chicago Mayor Sparks Outcry with Reparations Proposal to Curb Crime
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has called for paying reparations to African-American residents as a way to prevent them from committing crimes.
Trump to Stay on Maine Ballot as He Challenges Disqualification Ruling in Court
Trump challenged the Maine secretary of state’s decision to disqualify him from the state’s primary ballot, appealing on Jan. 2 to the Maine Superior Court.
Japan Earthquake: Death Toll Climbs to 48 Amid Search for Survivors
Earthquakes have rocked central Japan on New Years Day, killing at least 48, and causing widespread destruction and chaos.
World Celebrates the Arrival of 2024
The world has celebrated the arrival of 2024 with fireworks, concerts, and messages of hope in anticipation for what we will make of the gift of a new year.
Jack Smith Disputes Trump’s Claims in Appeals Court
Jack Smith urged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to reject Trump’s immunity and double-jeopardy claim on which he has already been acquitted.
12 Controversial California Policies Taking Effect Jan. 1
Here are 12 controversial California policies that will take effect on January 1, 2023 including those dealing with traffic stops, gender neutral toys, and more.
Iowa Governor Vows to Protect Children from Sexualization After Court Ruling
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on vowed to continue efforts to protect Iowa's children from being provided instruction related to gender identity and sexual orientation.
Argentina’s Milei Formally Declines to Join China-Led BRICS Alliance
Javier Milei, Argentina’s newly elected president, wrote letters to leaders of (BRICS), formalizing his decision that Argentina would not join economic alliance.
GOP Senator Says He’ll Quickly Introduce Bill to Punish States Who Keep Trump Off...
Sen. Thom Tillis will introduce a measure to restrict federal funds to states that block candidates’ ballot access when Congress returns to session next year.
Expert Warns Bud Light Won’t ‘Fully Recover’ in 2024
Top industry analyst said Bud Light will not fully recover losses in 2024 amid sustained boycott after brand engaged with transgender social media influencer.
Tax Increase Coming for Millions of Californians on Jan. 1
CA law to provide more generous short-term disability and family leave benefits takes effect Jan. 1, increasing taxes for middle-class and high-income earners.
IRS ‘Collection Notices’ Going Out to Millions of Americans Starting Next Week
The IRS next week will start sending letters to millions of Americans regarding unpaid tax bills, resuming a practice that was suspended several years ago.
