In light of President Biden’s deteriorating health and advanced age, Vice President Kamala Harris stated in an interview on Wednesday that she was prepared to carry out her constitutional responsibility to take over as president in any event where Biden would not be able to continue fulfilling his position.
Read More Kamala Says She Can Fill Presidential Position And That Trump Should Be Accountable for Jan. 6
Representative George Santos’s court hearing this week has been postponed by a judge at the request of the prosecution, which wanted additional time for the parties to negotiate “possible paths forward in this matter.”
Read More Govt Requests To Postpone Meeting In George Santos Trial, Citing Negotiations
David Maimon, a criminologist and professor at Georgia State University, recently uncovered an online video posted by a multibillion-dollar global criminal organization that has been stealing from the U.S. government since 2020, providing other criminals with generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.
Read More Criminal Enterprise Utilizes A.I. In ‘Eerie’ Fraud-For-Hire Dark Web Ad
According to an official report, a woman had excruciating discomfort when, unbeknownst to her, a “dinner plate-sized” medical gadget had been left inside her stomach for 18 months following childbirth via a caesarean section.
Read More Woman Discovers ‘Dinner Plate-Sized’ Medical Tool Was Left Inside Her Body For 18 Months After Childbirth
A federal appeals court overturned a prior judgment on Friday, enabling a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lawsuit involving its campaign against the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19 to proceed.
Read More Federal Appeals Court Revives FDA Lawsuit Regarding Anti-Ivermectin Campaign
On Friday, House Republicans published a guideline allowing “first come, first served” access for qualified individuals to view security footage from the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6th, 2021.
Read More House GOP Rolls Out Access To View January 6 Footage