Eligible citizens of Harris County, Texas, will receive the first payment of a new “guaranteed basic income program” starting in 2024. The program is funded with $20.5 million from President Biden’s American Rescue Plan Act which was passed in 2021 for COVID-19 relief. Originally approved in June, the “Uplift Harris” …
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Actress Susan Sarandon was dumped by her talent agency after she said Jews are getting a “taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim” in the U.S., but one Muslim American is pushing back against the Hollywood liberal’s claims, arguing there’s something she should know about her family’s …
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Ex-escort-turned-hairdresser Nikkie Brass revealed what it was like to date the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, Rex Heuermann. “As soon as he started talking about the Gilgo Beach killings, he stood up straighter. He leaned on the table. He got a smirk on his face. He almost seemed excited, like, …
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New York’s beloved journalist Arnold Diaz, who covered the news for 50 years, lost his battle with blood cancer at the age of 74, his former network PIX11 announced. Diaz, having worked for a number of outlets, was best known for his “Shame on You” consumer-investigative segments that aired on …
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Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy joined “FOX & Friends” Monday to call out the growing anti-Israel and antisemitic demonstrations and protests in the U.S., especially on college campuses. Ramasawamy was asked about Cornell University police and the FBI investigating a series of threats against the school’s Jewish students. PRO-PALESTINIAN PROTESTERS …
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Major players in the Democratic Party are angling to “boost their national profiles” and prepare themselves for a presidential run in 2028, or even in 2024 if President Biden were to drop his re-election bid, according to a new Axios report. “Democratic governors and senators are quietly moving to boost …
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The University of Washington found race was “inappropriately considered” in a recent faculty hire, it admitted last month. The university released a statement on October 31, which outlined concerns about the faculty’s hiring process in the University of Washington’s Department of Psychology last year. “The review was completed in September …
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Portland Public Schools has been closed for nine straight days due to an ongoing teachers’ strike. Reportedly, the district estimates the two sides are more than $200 million apart. Parents of students who were impacted by the strike appeared on “FOX & Friends” Wednesday to react to the debacle. Shane …
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As Oregon reaches the three-year anniversary of passing its trailblazing law decriminalizing hard drugs like heroin, meth and cocaine, death and devastation are pushing many to plead for its reversal. Opioid-related deaths in the Beaver State have skyrocketed to 955 this year, up from 280 in 2019 before the law …
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There’s been a spree of alarmist coverage from major media outlets about a possible second Donald Trump presidency in recent days, with stark warnings about the potential end of American democracy and even a “dictatorship” in the works. The 2024 Republican frontrunner is matching up strongly with President Biden in …
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