Joe Rogan slams CNN's Stelter: 'Your show is f—ing terrible'
Podcast host Joe Rogan slammed CNN anchor Brian Stelter and the show “Reliable Sources” Thursday, saying there’s a reason Rogan’s podcast attracts more viewers.
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Poll: 46 percent of unvaccinated say they will definitely not get vaccine
Nearly half of Americans who are unvaccinated say they will definitely not get the coronavirus vaccine, according to a new poll.The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll …
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Hong Kong newspaper prints 500,000 copies in face of Chinese crackdown
Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily printed 500,000 copies on Friday, five times more than usual, a day after Chinese authorities arrested five editors and executives for allegedly conspiring with foreign governments to endan…
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Portland police protest response unit resigns following officer's indictment
Officers that served on the Portland Police Bureau’s protest response unit resigned on Thursday following the indictment of one of its officers, the department said. …
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Jan. 6 defendant becomes first to face firearms charge under riot law
A defendant in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol is the first to face a firearms charge under a riot law making it unlawful to carry a firearm while rioting. …
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Centrists gain leverage over progressives in Senate infrastructure battle
Centrists have gained leverage in the Senate battle over an infrastructure package after 11 more senators backed a $974 billion infrastructure framework.Twenty-one senators in all are supporting the proposal, which…
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Democrats scramble to unify before election bill brawl
Democrats are racing against the clock as they try to strike an internal deal on a sweeping election overhaul that can unify their 50 members.The Senate will vote Tuesday on the For the People Ac…
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40-year march: Only one state doesn't recognize Juneteenth
Forty years after the first state recognized the formal end of slavery in the United States as cause for an official celebration, President Biden signed legislation Thursday making Juneteenth a national holiday.The march from unofficial hol…
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California hydroelectric plant expected to shut down for the first time in 50 years
A crucial hydroelectric plant in California is expected to shut down for the first time in 50 years as water levels in the area continue to decrease.Officials on Thursday said the ongoing drought in the Western U.S…
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Ohio lawmaker calls for official to be fired after veteran's mic was cut off
An Ohio state lawmaker is calling for an official to be fired after a veteran’s microphone was cut off during his Memorial Day speech in Hudson, Ohio. The veteran, Army Lt. Col. Barnard Kemter, b…
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