Media Claim Inflation ‘Slowing’ Even Though Prices Have Only Skyrocketed Under Biden-Harris
Basic goods and services cost at least 20 percent more now than they first did when Biden and Harris first entered the White House.
What Nikki Haley Gets Right about the Trump Campaign
Trump still owns the issues — but Harris has cornered seriousness.
Nevada Judge Smacks Down Democrat Bid To Keep Green Party Off 2024 Ballot
The attempt to keep Stein off Nevada’s presidential ballot is one of many challenges filed by Democrats seeking to boost Kamala Harris’ electoral prospects.
The Media Love Trump’s Ideas When They Come From Kamala Harris
The episode offered another case study in media bias covering two identical positions from two very different candidates.
Harris Repackages False ‘Happy Warrior’ Claims As Old As FDR
The corporate media’s false happy talk surrounding the Harris-Walz campaign is a ploy to cover up misery and failure.
Testimony at offshore wind hearing reveals the U.S. could experience 48 blade failures annually
A single blade failed in calm weather and scattered shards of fiberglass and debris across beaches of Nantucket. President Joe Biden wants 3,000 turbines built off America’s shores by 2030.…
Privacy in Peril: Opposing rulings set up Supreme Court showdown over police cell phone tracking
The 5th Circuit says ‘geofence warrants’ used to identify cell users are clearly unconstitutional, but the 4th Circuit disagrees. Called a “split in the Circuits,” this means the Supreme Court…
Harris headline hoodwink faces House GOP investigation, news publishers already mad at Google
Second time since Harris became presumptive Democratic nominee that Google has blamed technical bugs for search results that favor her. California false advertising law, Google settlement on “deceptive prompts” could…
Hackers’ confab shows vulnerabilities in election machines amid testing concerns ahead of November
Increasing the use of voting machines after the 2000 “didn’t fix the Bush v. Gore problem,” but “just made our elections less transparent,” Phill Kline said.