A Democrat congressman started a “thirst strike” in protest of a Texas law that critics claim will override local mandates such as water breaks for people working in the heat.
Read More House Democrat Goes On ‘Thirst Strike,’ Protests For Federally Mandated Water Breaks
On what would have been Emmett Till’s 82nd birthday, President Joe Biden signed a proclamation to erect and designate a national monument honoring the historical Black teen from Chicago who was murdered in 1955 after being falsely accused of whistling at a White woman.
Read More Biden Erects Emmett Till And Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument
On Tuesday, UPS and the Teamsters union, which represents approximately 340,000 workers at the package carrier, announced a tentative labor agreement that includes raises for both full-time and part-time employees avoiding a potential strike that was scheduled to begin next week.
Read More UPS And Teamsters Union Reach Labor Deal, Avoiding More Strikes
Devon Archer has been with the Bidens from the very beginning.
Read More ‘The Bidens Have To Be Sweating’ – Devon Archer’s Testimony Puts Joe Biden on the Hot Seat
President Joe Biden’s dog, Commander, who replaced the president’s first dog, Major, over aggressive behavior, bit seven people over a four-month period, according to surfacing reports that were obtained by Judicial Watch.
Read More Biden’s Second Dog Attacks Secret Service, First Dog Ousted From WH
The Senate is now urging the Pentagon to build artificial intelligence (AI)-powered “wearable” neural sensors that could convey data to commanders about the physical and mental state of soldiers in the field.
Read More Senate Urges Army To Develop AI Neural Sensors To Track Soldiers’ Mental States