The Biden administration has initiated an investigation into “smart” or “connected” cars imported from China, driven by concerns over national security risks associated with their ability to collect and transmit sensitive data. This move aims to prevent potential espionage and cyber risks by introducing new regulations or restrictions on technology used in vehicles from China […]
Author: Keegan Leighty
Biden Blames Corporations for Soaring Food Prices: ‘Ripping Off’ Americans, Pennsylvania Hit Hardest
Annual inflation has dropped to 3.1%, but soaring food prices continue to strain household budgets despite the cooling economy. Decreasing Inflation Recently, annual inflation decreased to 3.1%, a figure that was higher than financial analysts had anticipated. This indicates that while the overall rate of price increases across the economy is slowing down, it’s still […]
Gender Pay Gap Endures, Equal Pay Unlikely Before 2059
The gender pay gap remains a persistent issue across industries and demographics, with women earning significantly less than men despite efforts to achieve pay equity. Legislative changes, societal commitment, and employer transparency are crucial for narrowing the disparities and ensuring fair compensation. New Data from Australia Recent data from Australia reveals significant gender pay gaps […]
Elon Musk Takes on Disney: A Battle Over Free Speech and Wokeness
Elon Musk intensifies his feud with Disney by financially backing lawsuits, including that of actress Gina Carano, challenging the company’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies and its treatment of conservative views. This escalating battle highlights Musk’s broader critique of what he perceives as discrimination and censorship in Hollywood. Musk vs. Disney Elon Musk is actively […]
Biden Expands Sanctions on Russia After Death of Putin’s Rival
The Biden administration has announced its largest round of sanctions against Russia, targeting over 600 entities to pressure Vladimir Putin over Ukraine’s invasion and the death of Alexey Navalny. These measures are intended to hold Russia accountable for its aggression and human rights abuses, even as Moscow adapts to previous sanctions. Dead in Custody Alexey […]
Supreme Court Weighs Big Tech’s Right to Censor in Landmark Free Speech Case
The Supreme Court’s consideration of NetChoice vs. Paxton and Moody vs. NetChoice represents a pivotal moment for free speech and content moderation on social media, challenging the balance between Big Tech’s editorial rights and state-imposed restrictions on content censorship. The outcomes could redefine digital platforms’ responsibilities and the legal landscape of online expression. Legal Challenges […]
Bitcoin Back in Action: Surges Past $57,000 Mark
Bitcoin’s resurgence to over $57,000, driven by significant investor purchases and demand through ETFs, signals a strong market recovery from 2022’s downturn, with a notable increase also seen in Ether’s value. This rebound, supported by enthusiasm for Bitcoin ETFs and anticipation for Ether ETFs, alongside the upcoming Bitcoin halving event, indicates a robust resurgence and […]
How Will Capital One Buying Discover Card for $35.3 Billion Affect You?
Capital One’s acquisition of Discover Financial Services for $35.3 billion marks a strategic expansion in the credit card market, aiming to enhance competitiveness and diversify revenue streams. The merger, pending regulatory approval, raises questions about customer impact, antitrust concerns, and the future of financial services consolidation. A Big Deal Capital One has announced its plan […]
Trump is Winning the Polls, But Biden’s Fundraising Remains Unmatched: What It Means for the Election
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, candidates are increasing their fundraising efforts, with President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump leading in contributions. Despite the disparity in funds among candidates, their efforts underscore the varied strategies and potential impacts of fundraising on political visibility, campaign sustainability, and future opportunities. Looking for Funds The 2024 […]
Immigrants Contribute $123 Billion to US Government – So Why Do DHS Budget Shortfalls Persist?
A new study by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reveals that refugees and asylees contributed a net fiscal impact of $123.8 billion to the U.S. government over 15 years. Despite these contributions, legislative inaction, including the failure of the Emergency National Security Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2024 due to Republican opposition, […]