A Philadelphia-based, Black-owned radio station, WURD, has decided to “part ways” with its host after she revealed that the White House provided her with a list of pre-determined questions prior to her interview with President Joe Biden.
Read More Radio Station ‘Parts Ways’ With Host After She Admits WH Gave Her Questions Prior To Biden Interview
President Joe Biden postponed his scheduled speech at the National Education Association’s (NEA) annual conference in Philadelphia following the announcement of a strike and the installation of picket lines by union employees.
Read More Biden Cancels Philadelphia Teachers Union Convention Speech Amid Staff Strike
In a major decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of January 6th defendant and former Pennsylvania police officer Joseph Fischer, which will now most likely have a significant impact on how the Department of Justice can prosecute those involved with the January 6th breach at the U.S. Capitol.
Read More SCOTUS Rules Against Biden DOJ In ‘High-Stakes’ January 6 Case
A resolution that automatically enrolls young men in selective service and alters the mandatory draft age to 18–26 years old was approved by the House of Representatives on Friday.
Read More House Of Representatives Pass Resolution To Automatically Enroll Men Ages 18-26 In Military Draft
Former President Donald Trump has a 2-in-3 chance of winning the presidential election in November, according to The Economist’s election forecast model launched on Wednesday.
Read More Trump Has 2-In-3 Chance Taking Back The White House In New Election Forecast
Democrat Senator John Fetterman was involved in a car accident over the weekend, where he rear-ended another driver and went to the hospital “out of abundance of caution,” according to the New York Post.
Read More Sen. John Fetterman Rear Ends Driver On Highway, He And His Wife Taken To Hospital