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By Katabella Roberts Updated: May 4, 2023  A continued breach of the U.S. debt ceiling could result in “significant disruptions” to financial markets and “severe damage” to the economy, including…

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) prompted a fiery exchange by asking how much $50 trillion spent on carbon neutrality would actually lower global temperatures during Deputy Energy Secretary David Turk’s testimony…

By Tom Ozimek Updated: May 5, 2023  New York has become the first state in the country to ban natural gas stoves after the state Legislature approved a new state…

By Ryan Morgan Updated: May 4, 2023  The U.S. Navy hired a drag performer as part of a now-concluded pilot program designed to boost service recruiting. Yeoman 2nd Class Joshua…

By Janice Hisle Updated: May 4, 2023  Former President Donald Trump has galloped to an early lead in the endorsement sweepstakes—bigly, as he might say. Some fans of Florida Gov.…

By Andrew Moran Updated: May 4, 2023  The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points on May 3, lifting the benchmark federal funds rate to a range of…

The Republican-led House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the FBI Director on May 3 for a file alleging that a whistleblower linked President Joe Biden to a “criminal scheme.” A Democratic memo…

By Jack Phillips Updated: May 3, 2023  Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said that climate-related issues are being “exploited” by wealthy individuals in a bid to enact “totalitarian…

By Jack Phillips Updated: May 3, 2023  Television and film writers went on strike against the top Hollywood studios, including NBC, Paramount, Discovery, Disney, and more, according to a union.…

By Zachary Stieber Updated: May 3, 2023  A judge in Wisconsin wrongly tried to force a hospital to give a COVID-19 patient ivermectin, the state’s top court ruled on May…