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Dem Senate nominee admits ‘I take responsibility’ after police report alleges he broke down door, punched man
Maine Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson has acknowledged that he was involved in a fight with another man nearly four decades ago, following the emergence of a 1988 police report. He told Fox News Digital that he takes responsibility, while the report reportedly alleges that he forced his way through a door and punched the…
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Restoring Sanity to the Endangered Species Act
The FWS and NMFS were never meant to have this sweeping authority to regulate private lands, as they did with the rescinded harm definition.
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Kennedy Center board OKs new way of adding Trump’s name to building
The Kennedy Center board voted Thursday to add President Trump’s name to the performing arts building months after a judge blocked an effort to rename the center after him, according to multiple reports. The Trump-aligned board approved an inscription underneath the Kennedy Center’s name, reading: “Restored and Renovated by President Donald J. Trump.” The new…
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Why I’ve no regrets about throwing my shoes at George W Bush and would do it again
The article centres on the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at then US President George W Bush and says he has no regrets about the act. He presents it as a protest against the Iraq war and US policy, arguing that he would repeat it because he believes the underlying grievances remain unresolved. The…
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Cassidy: New CDC Director Schwartz ‘will do the right thing’ on vaccine order
Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) said he has confidence that new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Erica Schwartz will stand up for science and won’t enforce President Trump’s executive order calling for major changes to the childhood vaccine schedule. “I anticipate Erica Schwartz will do the right thing,” Cassidy, chair of the Senate…
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Nicola Sturgeon’s ex-adviser ‘bewildered’ by former First Minister’s attack on John Swinney
Nicola Sturgeon’s former adviser is reported to have been bewildered by the former First Minister’s criticism of John Swinney. The disagreement matters because it points to potential tensions among prominent figures connected to the SNP’s recent leadership. The supplied text does not include the article’s substantive reporting beyond its headline, so the precise nature of…
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Retired general predicts Iran will get more aggressive ‘as we get closer to the midterms’
Retired Gen. Jack Keane forecasted Thursday that Iran’s military would ramp up its campaign against the U.S. approaching the November elections — a move he said would be a miscalculation. “I think as we get closer to the midterms, it’s likely they will,” he told Fox Business Network’s Stuart Varney. “And the reason for that…
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Baier pushes back on Trump’s Strait of Hormuz claim: ‘Traffic has slowed … to a trickle’
Fox News host Bret Baier on Wednesday pushed back on President Trump’s claim that the U.S. “totally” controls the Strait of Hormuz, saying that traffic through the waterway has slowed down “to a trickle.” “Usually, about one-fifth of the world’s liquefied natural gas trade moves through there as well,” Baier said on Wednesday’s episode of…
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OpenAI is losing its second executive this week
OpenAI chief revenue officer Denise Dresser has said she will leave the company in the coming weeks, becoming the second senior executive to announce a departure this week. Her exit adds to a run of leadership changes as OpenAI prepares for its next stage of commercial growth and a possible public listing. Dresser joined OpenAI…
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What we know about the Air Force One ruse
President Trump departed the NATO summit in Turkey last month aboard an alternate aircraft at the behest of the Secret Service amid what intelligence officials said was a credible assassination threat from Iran. The Washington Post first reported on Monday that Trump hid aboard a catering truck, which typically carries meals and other supplies preflight,…