Federal Judge Tanya Chutkan agrees to dismiss the Trump January 6th related indictment from Special Counsel Jack Smith, presumably bringing an end to the lawfare waged against the president-elect.
Read More Judge Agrees To Dismiss Trump’s Election Interference Case
We’re just days away from the time when economists and analysts are paying close attention to consumer trends as Black Friday officially begins the holiday shopping season.
Read More YouGov Poll Finds 36% Of Americans Plan To Shop On Black Friday
Ed Sidell, CEO & Chief Investment Advisor at EGSI Financial, joins Alicia Summers to discuss the optimism and whether Trump’s new Treasury pick, Scott Bessent, could be contributing to the shift.
Read More Consumer Confidence Rises As Trump Eyes Tariffs And Economic Shifts
New data from Prolific shows a growing divide following the November 5th presidential election, prompting some Americans to avoid Thanksgiving and other family gatherings due to political differences.
Read More Poll Finds Many Expect Political Arguments At Thanksgiving
Georgia GOP Congressman Barry Loudermilk says he’s aiming for a resolution in the new Congress to make the Democrat January 6th Committee findings invalid based on evidence he’s uncovered in his investigation.
Read More Loudermilk: Goal Is House Resolution To ‘Discredit Democrats’ J6 Report’
Chairman of the house panel probing J6 Georgia Congressman Barry Loudermilk says the FBI “made no effort” to obtain valuable uncorrupted cell phone data that could lead to the identity of the people who planted pipe bombs at the RNC and DNC just steps from the Capitol.
Read More Rep. Loudermilk: FBI ‘Made No Effort’ To Get J6 Data On Pipe Bombs