Giorno: 21 Settembre 2023

Poll: Plurality Would Blame GOP for Shutdown

A new poll from The Tarrance Group found that a plurality of voters believe the Republican Party would be most responsible for a government shutdown if it were to occur. Commissioned by the Republican Main Street Partnership (RSMP) and Women2Women, 37.9% of respondents said …[#item_full_content]

WH: New Gun Violence Prevention Office Will ‘Dig Deep’

The Biden administration announced it is launching the first Office of Gun Violence Prevention within the White House to implement existing actions and identify additional actions President Joe Biden can take to end “the scourge of gun violence” in America.

Judge Won’t Block Biden Rule on Woke Investing

A federal judge in Texas on Thursday rejected a bid by 25 states to block a Biden administration rule that allows employee retirement plans to consider environmental, social, and governance issues in making investment decisions.[#item_full_content]

Dems Fret as No Labels Registers 15K Voters in Arizona

The No Labels political movement, which is pressing to mount a third-party presidential challenge in 2024, has reportedly registered more than 15,000 voters in Arizona, making Democrats nervous the group could pull votes away from President Joe Biden.[#item_full_content]

Former TikTok Employees Allege Racial Discrimination

Two former employees of video-sharing platform TikTok, both African American, have initiated a federal class action lawsuit. Nnete Matima and Joël Carter have lodged a formal complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleging that they were subjected to …[#item_full_content]

Third IRS Official Says DOJ Blocked Hunter Biden Charges

A third IRS official is on the record saying that the DOJ blocked U.S. Attorney David Weiss of Delaware from bringing charges against Hunter Biden, further suggesting that Weiss did not have the “ultimate authority” to do so prior to being elevated to special counsel.[#item_full_content]