Sir Paul Marshall Purchases The Spectator for £100m, Strengthening His Right-Wing Media Empire
Hedge fund tycoon and major GB News investor Sir Paul Marshall has successfully acquired The Spectator for £100 million, emerging victorious among 20 bidders. The right-leaning magazine, formerly edited by Boris Johnson, is a significant addition to Marshall’s growing portfolio…
Massive Backlog in U.S. Immigration Courts Could Hinder Trump’s Deportation Efforts
As Donald Trump prepares to take office once again, his plans for a large-scale deportation campaign face a significant hurdle—an enormous backlog in U.S. immigration courts. Currently, there are 3.6 million cases pending, marking the highest number in U.S. immigration…
The Republican War on Food Programs: A Look at the GOP’s Approach to Hunger Relief
As the holiday season reminds us of the growing issue of hunger in America, the ongoing debate over food assistance programs takes center stage. Despite charitable donations and community efforts, the problem persists, with more than 44 million Americans struggling…
iPad Finally Gets a Calculator App with iPadOS 18
After 14 years without one, the iPad is finally getting an official Calculator app, Apple announced during its annual Worldwide Developers Conference keynote on Monday. The announcement drew cheers from attendees and praise across social media, as Apple’s popular tablet,…
Surgeon General Declares Firearm Violence a Public Health Crisis
In a groundbreaking advisory released Tuesday, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has officially declared firearm violence a public health crisis, highlighting its devastating impact on Americans, particularly children and adolescents. Murthy’s statement comes amid alarming statistics, revealing that firearm…
Federal Agencies Begin Dismantling DEI Programs Amid Trump Administration Crackdown
In a significant shift, several federal agencies are removing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) guidance from their websites following an executive order issued by former President Donald Trump. This directive, part of Trump’s broader campaign to eliminate DEI initiatives across…
Suspect Detained Near Kenneth Fire in Los Angeles: What We Know
A man was detained and later arrested on Thursday in connection with the Kenneth Fire, which erupted in Woodland Hills earlier that day. Initially suspected of arson, the case has since taken a different turn, leaving more questions than answers…
Kamala Harris Announces Ban on Medical Debt in Credit Reports
In a groundbreaking move, the Biden administration has unveiled a new rule that will prohibit unpaid medical bills from appearing on credit reports. Announced Tuesday, the policy aims to remove a significant barrier preventing millions of Americans from accessing mortgages,…
Feds Embrace Tech Startups to Slash Costs and Spur Innovation
The federal government is turning to tech startups to transform its procurement process, reducing costs and streamlining operations. A pilot program called RFP-EZ, designed to simplify bidding for federal contracts, has demonstrated significant savings and attracted hundreds of new bidders,…
Twitter’s IPO: What Investors Need to Know
Twitter Inc.’s much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO) has created a wave of interest among investors and competitors alike, with the company’s recent 800-page filing offering new insights into its growth trajectory and efforts to monetize its short messaging platform. As…
Bipartisan Push to Boost Startups Through Crowdfunding
In an unusual display of bipartisanship, Republicans and Democrats are rallying behind an initiative to stimulate job growth using crowdfunding—a concept originally popularized by unsigned rock bands raising money for tours and recording sessions through online donations. Now, Senator Scott…
In Business, Quitters Never Win
America’s foundation was laid by entrepreneurs who failed often, learned much, and pressed forward despite overwhelming odds. As we navigate the road to economic recovery amid intensifying global competition, both American citizens and government leaders must embrace this resilient spirit….
Bill Miller Joins Business Roundtable as Senior Vice President
William C. Miller Jr., a seasoned lobbyist and prominent political strategist, has been appointed Senior Vice President of the Business Roundtable (BRT), a collective representing CEOs of America’s leading corporations. The announcement, set for Friday, marks a strategic move for…
Breaking Down Barriers for Small Businesses: The Small Business Common Application Act
Bennett Aerospace, located in my home state, is a prime example of the struggles faced by the more than 27 million small businesses in the U.S. This veteran-owned company specializes in cutting-edge technologies for medical diagnostics, nano-scale materials applications, and…
Can GOP Underdogs Shake Up Iowa?
With the Iowa caucuses only weeks away, the state’s sprawling 99 counties have become a proving ground for Republican candidates vying to capture voters’ attention, as the outright favorites focus their efforts selectively and underdogs double down on old-fashioned, town-by-town…
Microsoft Voices Concerns Over Debt Ceiling Negotiations
As the deadline for the debt ceiling negotiations approaches, a growing sense of unease is spreading throughout the business community. Microsoft, one of America’s largest and most influential companies, is among those urging for a resolution. General Counsel Brad Smith…
Can Small Businesses Bank on the Loan Fund?
Nearly nine months after its establishment, the $30 billion Small Business Lending Fund (SBLF), designed to boost small-business lending, has yet to disburse a single dollar, leaving many wondering if it can live up to its promise amidst persistent unemployment…
Business Group Urges Action Against Local Data Server Requirements
The Business Roundtable, a prominent association of CEOs from major corporations such as Microsoft, AT&T, and Verizon, is ramping up efforts to challenge local data server mandates both in the U.S. and internationally. In a report released Thursday, the group…
More Opportunities for Small Businesses in Federal Contracting
As Washington grapples with a record $14.3 trillion national debt, much of the focus this year has been on finding effective ways to reduce spending. With the newly formed congressional supercommittee tasked with finding $1.5 trillion in federal savings, it’s…
Bill Clinton Rallies for Caprio Amid Obama Snub
In a striking turn of events, former President Bill Clinton is set to campaign for Rhode Island Democratic gubernatorial nominee Frank Caprio, just days after President Barack Obama declined to endorse him. Clinton’s support could offer a timely boost to…