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Capitol rioter accused of assaulting police turned in by Bumble match
An alleged Capitol rioter who is accused of assaulting police was turned in by his match on dating app Bumble, prosecutors say. Andrew Quentin Taake of…
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Watch live: Trump attends rally in Phoenix
Former President Trump is scheduled to attend a rally in Phoenix on Saturday afternoon.The event, a “Rally to Save Our Elections,” is hosted by the conservative group Turning Point Action. It is the …
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Republicans focus tax hike opposition on capital gains change
Republicans waging war against President Biden’s proposed tax increases are increasingly focusing their opposition on one floated change to capital gains.Biden has called for taxing capital gains at death as a way…
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Biden on hecklers: 'This is not a Trump rally. Let 'em holler'
During a stump rally for gubernatorial nominee and former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D), President Biden sought to brush off several hecklers who interrupted his speech, saying, “This is not a Trump rally. Let ‘…
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Israel: Pfizer vaccine allows infection but prevents severe illness
Vaccine showed just 39 percent effectiveness for preventing delta variant infections.
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Biden walks fine line with Fox News
President Biden is walking a fine line with Fox News, needling it this week on the subject of vaccine misinformation but avoiding an all-out war with a cable news network.Biden has yet to sit down with Fox News for…
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GM files trademark lawsuit against Ford
General Motors and its subsidiary Cruise, a self-driving car developer, …
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Cleveland Indians name change to 'Guardians' profoundly stupid, unnecessary
Almost everyone on the planet outside of Cleveland’s crack marketing and branding executives seems to loathe the new name.
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Arizona secretary of state to Trump before rally: 'Take your loss and accept it and move on'
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D) said that her message to former President Trump before his visit to Arizona on Saturday is to “take your loss and accept it and move on,” referring to the ongoing partisan …
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