Giorno: 25 Luglio 2023

Florida Sheriffs Endorse Sen. Rick Scott

Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., has picked up endorsements from 59 Florida sheriffs, for his reelection bid, according to Florida Politics.

Pentagon Watchdog Finds Numerous Errors in COVID Case Registry

A Defense Department (DOD) database of military health system patients diagnosed with COVID-19 did not contain some 7,200 who qualified for inclusion and was riddled with many other errors, according to the Pentagon’s top watchdog, Military.com reported.

House GOP Targets Abortions, Gender Surgery in VA Spending Bill

House Republicans are taking aim at contentious Biden administration policies in a veterans affairs spending bill, targeting initiatives on abortion, gender transition, drag shows, and environmental, social, and governance.

Harvard Poll: 57 Percent Say ‘Bidenomics’ Wrong Direction for Country

According to the results of the July Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, 57% of voters say President Joe Biden is not leading the country in the right economic direction, and 56% think Republicans in Congress understand Americans’ economic problems better than Biden.

Late RBG’s ‘Pegasus’ Collar Set for Auction

One of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s celebrated collars is going up for auction.

UPS Reaches Contract Agreement With Union, Averting Strike

UPS has reached a contract agreement with its 340,000-person strong union Tuesday, averting a strike that had the potential to disrupt logistics nationwide for businesses and households alike.

LeBron James’ Son Stable After Suffering Cardiac Arrest at USC

Bronny James, the 18-year-old son of NBA basketball icon LeBron James, reportedly was in stable condition after suffering cardiac arrest and collapsing during a workout in Los Angeles. 

Rep. Bryan Steil to Newsmax: Retirement Funds Weaponized for Politics

Outside pressure is being put on businesses to participate in political actions rather than manage retirement funds, and that must change, Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., told Newsmax on Tuesday.

NYC Businesses Fed-Up With Migrant Influx

Fed up New York City businesses say they have had more than enough of the migrant crisis.

Miami-Dade Police Chief Shoots Himself, Survives

The director of the Miami-Dade Police Department was in critical but stable condition after surgery in a Tampa area hospital a day after shooting himself, state law enforcement officials said Monday.