Author: slstaff

In the corridors of digital governance, where the cyber tides ebb and flow, a symphony of voices recently rose to a crescendo as twenty-seven Senate Democrats penned a letter. Their collective missive, a clarion call to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), echoed with a demand – the reinstatement of Title II common carrier regulations, a harmonious refrain known to the public as “net neutrality.” This crescendo came after a prolonged hush, a 2-2 deadlock between Republican and Democratic FCC commissioners, which, like a silent pause in a musical composition, seemed to linger indefinitely. Then, a new entrant, a Democratic commissioner…

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Former President Donald Trump has strongly criticized a New York judge’s ruling that he committed fraud by submitting false valuations to secure loans and lied about his wealth for years. Judge Arthur Engoron’s decision came in response to a civil lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James, which alleges numerous acts of fraud by Trump and his company. In his reaction, Trump took to Truth Social, a social media platform he co-founded, to express his dissatisfaction with the ruling. He described it as “a very sad day for the New York State System of Justice.” Trump also pointed…

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During a lively exchange on Bill Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, James Carville, the seasoned Democratic strategist, couldn’t help but vent his exasperation with the far-left wing of his own party. He didn’t mince words, describing them as “annoying” and “naive,” and he didn’t stop there. Carville unleashed his frustrations, asserting that the western far-left was home to some of the “most stupid, naive people you can imagine.” He pointed out that these individuals often concocted “goofy constructs” and seemed more interested in self-indulgence than practical solutions. Bill Maher, never one to shy away from provocative commentary, jumped in, lambasting progressives…

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President Joe Biden’s near-fall while disembarking from Air Force One in Michigan has once again highlighted concerns about his physical well-being. The incident occurred as he was using the lower set of stairs on the presidential plane, which is part of a strategy to minimize the risk of accidents during public appearances. In the wake of the incident, it was evident that Biden was wearing what appeared to be hiking boots or sturdy work boots, a choice likely made to provide better stability and support than dress shoes. This incident isn’t the first of its kind for the president. Throughout…

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CVS is set to close hundreds of stores across the country as part of a retail overhaul. The drugstore chain had announced a policy in 2021 to close 300 stores each year, with a total of 900 stores expected to shutter by 2024. The decision comes as retailers adjust to changing consumer behavior driven by online shopping, as well as concerns about rampant shoplifting affecting sales in physical stores. CVS cited factors like “local market dynamics, population shifts, and a community’s store density” when deciding which stores to close. The company plans to turn more stores into healthcare destinations and…

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Republicans on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee are investigating Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm over her recent electric vehicle (EV) road trip, which they allege was a taxpayer-funded publicity stunt aimed at promoting green energy. During the trip, Energy Department staffers used a gas-powered vehicle to block an EV charger outside a Walmart, leading a family to call the police. The GOP lawmakers are seeking documents and information related to the purposes, costs, and consequences of the road trip. They accuse Granholm of poor judgment and highlight the challenges of EVs without support from the fossil fuel industry, which the…

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Former President Donald Trump has pushed back on a Department of Justice request for a gag order in his prosecution, citing freedom of speech and the necessity of transparency. The Trump legal team’s 25-page brief condemns the DOJ’s request, arguing that it would silence Trump’s right to criticize the government during a political campaign. The brief also quotes the First Amendment, emphasizing that the government has no power to restrict expression based on its message, ideas, subject matter, or content. Prosecutors had requested the gag order, citing concerns that Trump’s inflammatory comments could influence jurors’ perceptions and incite threats and…

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Former Vice President and current attorney for President Trump, Rudy Giuliani, is being sued by Hunter Biden for allegedly violating his privacy by leaking information on Biden’s laptop. The complaint claims that Giuliani and others were fixated on and tampered with information that had been stolen from Biden’s electronic devices or storage systems. It requests that Biden’s device or hard drive, as well as any backup files or copies of the data, be returned to him and that a court order be issued to prohibit Giuliani and others from accessing, interfering with, or duplicating the material. Giuliani has admitted he…

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During a regular screening check at Reagan National Airport, Transportation screening Administration (TSA) officials found a loaded pistol in the carry-on luggage of an individual hailing from King George, Virginia. The X-ray apparatus prompted law enforcement officials to conduct a more thorough examination of the bag, ultimately resulting in the identification and seizure of the handgun. The individual’s reaction to the revelation was very unexpected. According to reports, the individual in question allegedly informed Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents that his spouse had packed his carry-on luggage, therefore claiming ignorance about the firearm’s inclusion. The incident was ascribed to the…

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Megan Rapinoe, the captain of the U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT), remained true to her prior stance during her farewell match with the national team. She chose not to sing the national anthem before the match against South Africa at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. Rapinoe’s decision to abstain from singing “The Star-Spangled Banner” dates back to 2016 when she began this form of protest against inequality and injustice in the United States. She cited Colin Kaepernick, who knelt during the anthem as one of her inspirations. Before the match, there was a ceremony to honor Rapinoe in recognition of…

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On Monday, ex-President Donald Trump embarked on a significant journey to South Carolina, during which he paid a visit to the Palmetto State Armory with Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene to acquaint themselves with the assortment of weaponry on offer. During his visit, President Trump conveyed his inclination in acquiring a distinctive ‘Trump edition’ Glock firearm, which would prominently display his photograph on the grip and have the inscription ‘Trump 45’ on the chamber. Upon doing a thorough examination of the pistol, former President Donald Trump expressed his fervent enthusiasm by declaring his intention to make a purchase. I am interested…

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President Joe Biden found himself momentarily adrift while unveiling a $40 billion infrastructure investment plan for Pacific islands during a White House summit for Pacific island nations. He introduced the Pacific Islands Initiative but stumbled over its acronym, leading to a humorous moment as he quipped about acronyms. Biden, who has spoken about overcoming a speech impediment in his youth, has been garnering increasing attention for his verbal gaffes, which have raised concerns about his age. Notably, he recently mixed up the names of caucuses at an event and encountered the Brazilian flag at a UN event. At the same…

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The House Oversight Committee is poised to convene its inaugural hearing regarding the Biden impeachment inquiry, scheduled for Thursday, September 28th, at 10 am. Notable witnesses slated to appear include Bruce Dubinsky, an adept forensic accountant; Eileen O’Connor, a former assistant attorney general who specialized in the Department of Justice’s tax division; and Professor Johnathon Turley, a seasoned legal analyst and scholar with prior experience in testifying during impeachment proceedings. The anticipated focus of this hearing centers on allegations asserting that President Biden leveraged his public office for the financial benefit of his family. Republicans assert that Biden, while serving…

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As a result of the video platform Rumble’s failure to censor or demonetize the actor and podcast presenter Russell Brand in response to sexual assault claims that are ten years old and were revealed in the UK media, a number of prominent businesses have removed their adverts from the platform. Rumble decided not to follow YouTube’s lead and put an end to the monetization restriction that had been placed on all of Brand’s accounts as a result of the allegations, despite the fact that criminal charges had not been brought against him. In reaction to the claims made against Brand,…

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Senator Bob Menendez is publicly criticizing attempts to indict him on federal bribery allegations and providing an explanation for the substantial amount of cash discovered at his residence, which is purportedly connected to the aforementioned illicit activities. Menendez asserts that he retained the funds as a precautionary measure, citing his family’s historical experiences with asset seizure in Cuba. The individual said that the funds were extracted from their personal savings account over a span of three decades and were obtained via authorized means of income. Menendez was formally charged with allegations of illicitly receiving monetary bribes, gold bars, and other…

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