On Monday, an actor and comedian who portrayed a news reporter in the film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, who was also the voice of a pizzeria owner in the TV show Bob’s Burgers, entered a guilty plea for allegedly interfering with law enforcement officials’ “efforts to defend the U.S. Capitol” on January 6th, 2021.
Read More ‘Anchorman’ Actor, Comedian Jay Johnston Pleads Guilty To January 6-Related Charge
According to a recent study, Americans are feeling more dubious about the benefits and expenses of college life, with the majority believing that the country’s higher education system is moving in the “wrong direction.”
Read More Poll: Only 36% Of Americans ‘Have Confidence’ In Colleges, Higher Education
During a meeting at the White House on Wednesday, President Joe Biden informed Democrat governors that part of his future plan is to cease arranging events and upcoming engagements after 8 p.m. so that he can get more sleep, according to three separate sources who were briefed on his remarks.
Read More Sources: Biden Tells Democrat Governors He Will Stop Scheduling Events After 8 P.M. So He Can Sleep More
In the general election, the opposition Labour Party of the United Kingdom defeated the ruling Conservatives after a 14-year reign with a sizable parliamentary majority.
Read More Labour Party In United Kingdom Wins Election
On Friday, former President Donald Trump made an effort to disassociate himself from Project 2025, a conservative project presented by the GOP think-tank Heritage Foundation, saying that he has “nothing to do” with it after left-wing critics claimed that Trump was personally involved.
Read More Trump Says He Has ‘Nothing To Do’ With ‘Project 2025’ After Detractors Accuse Him Of Puppeteering Its Goals
Late on Thursday, former President Donald Trump issued a challenge to President Joe Biden for yet another debate, but this time, “no holds barred” guidelines.
Read More Trump Says He’s Ready For ‘No Holds Barred’ Second Debate