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Only 5% of U.S. Adults Have Much Trust in TV News, Newspapers
Americans’ confidence in television news and newspapers rates below that of a host of other U.S. institutions, results of a new national survey reveal.
Alabama Asks SCOTUS to Allow New Voting Map That Lower Court Blocked
After a lower court in Alabama rejected the opportunity to follow the Supreme Court’s lead and reverse its decision blocking the state’s new congressional map favoring Republicans, Alabama appealed directly to the High Court, asking it to intervene.
FTC Chair: ‘Social Trust Has Evaporated’ While Fraudsters Flourished
American society was designed based on the premise that citizens would behave in moral and trustworthy ways – but, those days are over due to fraudsters like those bilking billions of dollars of taxpayer money from the nation’s benefits programs – Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Andrew Ferguson says.
Lenient Judge’s ‘Intuitions’ Fail: Man Arrested for New Shooting Spree
“What the judge did was double harm," former Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins said, commenting on the arrest of a man who wouldn’t have been free to go on a second shooting spree if a judge hadn’t ignored her sentencing request in 2020.
Fraud Suspect Risks 4-Story Jump with 50% Survival Rate to Flee Arrest
As law enforcement closed in to arrest him, Minnesota healthcare fraud suspect Muhammad Omar chose to take a 50-50 risk of jumping off a fourth-story balcony in order to flee authorities on Thursday during a citywide joint FBI-Justice Department enforcement operation.
Trump: Colbert Firing ‘Beginning of the End’ of Nasty Late-Night Hosts
The end is nigh for late-night shows where venomous hosts try to pass off political hate speech as entertainment, President Donald Trump declared Friday after Stephen Colbert aired the last episode of The Late Show on CBS.
George Floyd Protests Failed to Improve Their Lives, Black Voters Say
Six years after the racially-charged George Floyd protests ravaged U.S. cities, Americans doubt that the weeks of often destructive and riot-plagued unrest in 2020 actually brought about improvement in the lot of African Americans, a national Rasmussen survey reveals.
Exorcisms Covered by California’s Medicaid Program, Sen. Kennedy Says
“If you need an exorcism, you can go to California,” Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) told acting Attorney General Todd Blanche at a Senate hearing on Medicaid fraud.
‘None of the Above’ Rated Best Late-Night Comedian on TV
“None of the above” trounced all other choices when a national poll asked U.S adult citizens to name “the best” late-night comedian on TV - yet another sign of viewers’ growing disdain for the hateful political commentary that has replaced entertainment.
Democrat Voters Support ‘Retaliatory’ Gerrymandering
More than half of those who voted for Democrat Kamala Harris in the 2024 election say it’s justified to gerrymander in one state to retaliate against other states that gerrymander, results of a new national survey of U.S. adult citizens reveal.
Female Officer Suspended After Objecting to Male in Her Locker Room
When a biological male was allowed to use the women’s locker room and Norfolk Police Department Officer Meghan Grabow objected, the department didn’t protect her – it suspended her, the female officer says.
Georgia Election Results to Be Totaled in ‘Secret Emergency Bunker’
“Denying members of the State Election Board access to the Election Night Reporting Room is outrageous,” Georgia Republican Party Chairman Josh McKoon said, reacting to news of how the election results of this week’s primary election will be aggregate
Riley Gaines: Calif. Trans Athlete Podium Policy ‘Psychological Abuse’
“I believe they're just seeking a public humiliation ritual for the girls,” 12-time NCAA All-American female athlete Riley Gaines said Monday after California high school girls were forced to share the podium and first-place with a biological male at a track and field competition Saturday.
