Republicans Offer Cautious Signal To Work On Gun Reform With Democrats
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said that he has tasked Texas Sen. John Cornyn to lead negotiations with Democrats to seek some compromise on gun control.
Trump Furiously Rebukes Kellyanne Conway On 2020 Election: 'She Could Go Back To Her Crazy Husband'
Former President Donald Trump has lashed out at his former White House aide and campaign manager Kellyanne Conway over her claim that she was to first to tell him he lost the 2020 presidential election.
[WATCH] 'I'm Sorry You Think American Exceptionalism Is Awful': Ted Cruz Jousts With Reporter On Gun Control
Sen. Ted Cruz was caught in an testy exchange with a reporter from the U.K., who questioned why the U.S. seemed unique for the number of mass shootings it experiences.
Guns Killed More Children Than Car Crashes In 2020, Says CDC
For the first time in two decades, firearms-related deaths have claimed more children's lives than car accidents.
Killer Of US Army Soldier Vanessa Guillen Allegedly Murdered Her To Cover Up Affair
United States Army soldier Vanessa Guillen was killed in April 2020 by a fellow soldier to cover up an affair that he was having in violation of Army codes of conduct.
Lyft, Uber Slow Down Hiring And Tighten Belts As Share Prices Struggle For Footing
Lyft and Uber are scaling back on their hiring and other initiatives in a bid to resuscitate their battered share prices.
Labor Shortage Faces Future Challenges As 20% Of Workforce Plan To Switch Jobs
The Great Resignation is continuing unabated as nearly one in five workers say they plan to switch their jobs in the next year.
[WATCH] Rudy Giuliani Goes Off On Heckler At New York City Parade To Defend Mayoral Record
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani found himself up against a heckler in his hometown which erupted into a shouting match over his legacy.
Team Trump Laughs Off Idea That Mike Pence May Challenge Ex-President In 2024 Election
Former Vice President Mike Pence openly refused to rule out a run for the presidency in 2024 and Team Trump has been quick to dismiss and mock the prospect.
US Marshals Search For Texas Woman Who Allegedly Shot Elite Cyclist In Love Triangle
Federal and local authorities in Texas are seeking information on the whereabouts of a woman who they believe was responsible for the May 11 shooting of elite cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson.
As Biden Approval Ratings Tank, Democrats Worry It Will Weigh Them Down In Midterms
President Joe Biden's approval rating has fallen to 39% and it has been driven primarily by a marked decline in enthusiasm among members of his own Democratic Party.
Ex-New York Mayor Bill de Blasio Dives Back Into Politics, Announces Run For Congress
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that he is ready to throw his hat back into the ring by running for a seat in the United States Congress.
After 9 Mysterious Deaths, Ex-Nurse In Missouri Arrested On Murder Charge
Twenty years ago, a local hospital in Missouri lost nine patients in mysterious overdoses. Now, an ex-nurse is being charged with murdering at least one of the patients who died.
Why Ted Cruz Might Be Disbarred For Helping Trump In 2020
Sen. Ted Cruz has been hit with an ethics complaint for his claims and work to help former President Donald Trump overturn the 2020 presidential election's results.
Google Lands In Congress’ Crosshairs As New Antitrust Bill Threatens To Break Up Tech Giant
The Competition and Transparency in Digital Advertising Act would have broad revenue implications for the tech giant.
Researchers Find Microsoft's Bing May Be Censoring Search Results On China's Dissidents
Microsoft may be censoring search results on Bing for political dissidents and high-profile politicians in China but also in the United States itself.
This State Is The First To Ban Ghost Guns, But Will It Work?
Illinois has enacted a new ban on ghost guns in a fresh bid to curb gun violence across the state, but it faces a lot of uncertainty on whether it will be enough to bring the numbers down.
Law Enforcement On Alert For Violence Against Supreme Court After Roe v. Wade Opinion Leak
The Department of Homeland Security is monitoring threats of violence being made by extremists on both sides of the abortion debate in the wake of a leaked Supreme Court opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Prosecutors String Together Case Against Romance Novelist Who They Say Murdered Her Own Husband
A Oregon romance novelist is on trial for what state prosecutors said was the calculated murder of her husband in 2018 with a ghost gun.
Trump Fumes GOP Primary Is Rigged Against Dr. Oz As Outcome Remains Up In The Air
Former President Donald Trump unleashed his fury over the inconclusive Pennsylvania primary for the U.S. Senate as officials continue to count mail-in ballots across the state.
57% Of CEOs Predict The US Will Enter A Recession As Business Conditions Worsen
More than half of U.S. chief executives expressed pessimism in a recent survey that the economy will avoid a recession.
Netflix Lays Off 150 Mostly US Workers As Business Wrestles With Falling Revenue
Netflix is laying off nearly 2% of its workforce as it continues to grapple with questions on how to resuscitate its business model amidst a decline in user numbers and a plunge in its share value.
Elon Musk vs. Joe Biden: Tesla Founder Lashes Out At President For Failing 'To Get Much Done'
Elon Musk lambasted the Biden administration for failing to "get much done" in his nearly two years at the White House, continuing his series of barbs aimed at the president.
US Retail Spending Jumps 0.9% But Inflation Continues To Pinch Shoppers
Despite inflation, shoppers across the United States continued to spend more in April, marking the fourth consecutive month of growing retail spending across the economy.
Jan. 6 Committee Escalates Investigation With Subpoena To Force Kevin McCarthy To Testify
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and four of his fellow Republicans have been subpoenaed by the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot after each previously refused to voluntarily testify.
Twitter Executives Depart Ahead Of Hiring Freeze, Finalization Of Elon Musk Takeover
A pair of Twitter executives have left ahead of its possible acquisition by billionaire Elon Musk and amidst a wider cost cutting process across the company.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki Says Hardest Part Of Her Job Were Threats Against Her Family
Outgoing press secretary Jen Psaki said that the hardest part of her job was the menacing messages that threatened her and her family.
US Wholesale Inflation Surges By 11% In April, Fueled By Rising Gas, Food Prices
Wholesale inflation in the United States economy shot up by 11% in April after striking a record high in March over surging food and gas prices.
'So Disloyal': Trump Wanted To Court Martial Black Ops Generals For Criticizing Him, Says Mark Esper
Donald Trump sought to punish Stanley McChrystal and William McRaven.
Woman Arrested After Anonymous Letter To Police Cracks Open 26-Year Old Murder Of Her Boyfriend
A Los Angeles woman was arrested for murdering her boyfriend in a 26-year old cold case that was cracked open by an anonymous letter to police.