Giorno: 3 Ottobre 2023

Biden admin sanctions multimillion-dollar China-based network involved in trafficking of fentanyl, drugs

The Biden administration on Tuesday imposed sanctions on a multimillion-dollar China-based network and more than two dozen individuals and entities involved in the manufacture, distribution and international trafficking of fentanyl and other illicit drugs. The sanctions target a major Chinese precursor chemicals syndicate with touchpoints in the United States and Canada that supplies dozens of […]

New Ad: Blue-Collar Biden Will Tame Inflation

A new campaign advertisement for President Joe Biden focuses on his working-class family roots in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and promises he will lower the high costs of inflation.[#item_full_content]

Clarity Poll: Trump Tops Biden, Who Tops DeSantis by 4

Not only is former President Donald Trump leading the GOP primary by 57 points, but he holds a lead over President Joe Biden by 4 points and outperforms Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis against the incumbent, according to the September 2023 Clarity Omnibus Survey.[#item_full_content]

Court Tosses $223.8 Million Verdict Against J&J in Talc Cancer Case

A New Jersey appeals court on Tuesday threw out a $223.8 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson that a jury had awarded to four plaintiffs who claimed they had developed cancer from being exposed to asbestos in the company’s talc powder products…[#item_full_content]

House Democratic leaders say they will vote to oust Speaker McCarthy

House Democratic leaders will not save Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., if Republicans move to remove his gavel, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., said on Tuesday. “Given their unwillingness to break from MAGA extremism in an authentic and comprehensive manner, House Democratic leadership will vote yes on the pending Republican Motion to Vacate the Chair,” Jeffries […]

Feds Spent $3.3B on Furniture as Staff Worked Remotely

As the vast majority of federal employees worked from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government spent $3.3 billion on new office furniture, according to a watchdog report obtained by the New York Post.