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Audi Issues 2nd Recall for Battery Fire Risk

The company warned its high voltage battery could experience a ‘thermal overload’ if charged to maximum capacity.

Biden Judicial Nominee Who Supported Assault Weapon Ban Can’t Define What an Assault Weapon Is

Pfizer Finally Releases Myocarditis Study for Children Who Received COVID-19 Vaccine

Some children experienced chest pain and other symptoms.

Recession and Inflation: More Likely for Both Be Present Than Both Absence

Commentary While the Federal Reserve and Janet Yellen thought they had overcome high inflation, inflation began to bottom out but now has signs to reflate. This is exactly the story of stagflation in the 1970s, where, at that time, the Federal Reserve also thought it had overcome inflation but, in fact, had not. Inflation is […]

Supreme Court Refuses Injunction Against Apple Over Its App Store

App makers say the company is the ‘largest monopoly in history.’

Biden’s Speech Was Not the Win the Political Class Thought It Was

Commentary DELAWARE COUNTY, Pennsylvania—It is a bit jarring to observe the divide between what the legacy press, Democrats and cable news hosts observed when they watched President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address, and how persuadable voters of both Republican and Democratic leanings reacted. On the day after the speech, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough said […]

Boeing Has Been Prioritizing Production Over Safety, FAA Chief Says

The FAA chief has recommended that Boeing shift its focus to safety and quality.

Trump Sues ABC News, Host George Stephanopoulos for Defamation

Trump accuses the ABC host of making false statements that he was found liable for the rape of E. Jean Carroll.

Electricity Grid Needs £58 Billion for Net Zero: Report

The ESO said the UK’s need for electricity to heat homes and businesses and charge cars is expected to increase by 64 percent by 2035.

CDC Overestimating Maternal Death Rates in America, Study Finds

The official data points to a more than two-fold jump in maternal mortality rates between 1999 and 2021, while the study shows that rates have remained stable.

Trump is a Primary Target of ‘Lawfare,’ Says Former DOJ Lawyer Jeffrey Clark

Former Justice Department (DOJ) attorney Jeffrey Clark, who recently won a bid to block a subpoena from D.C. bar authorities, says the legal efforts targeting him and former President Donald Trump amount to “lawfare.” “Lawfare draws on Maoist and Alinskyite tactics. It’s an attempt not really aimed at disciplining lawbreakers (to see that, witness the […]

Biden DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Toss Abortion Pill Restrictions

The argument comes as the court prepares to hear the most significant abortion-related case since it overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.

Anti-Inflammatory Lifestyle to Help Prevent Dementia as You Age

About 22 percent of North Americans ages 85–89 and 33 percent of those over 90 suffer some degree of dementia (JAMA Neurol, 2022;79(12):1242-1249). A study from the Chicago Health and Aging Project, which followed 2,449 men and women over age 65, suggests that there is a lot that you can do to help protect yourself […]

Trump says Facebook is a ‘true enemy of the people’ over election interference, urges restrictions on political spending

“Like crooked Joe Biden, Facebook is a great threat to democracy, and it will only get bigger and stronger if TikTok is taken out.”

Supreme Court Justices Reveal How They Maintain Respect, Civility During Deliberations

‘We do not interrupt one another and we never raise voices,’ Justice Amy Coney Barrett said.

Kamala Harris Becomes First VP to Visit Planned Parenthood Abortion Business

‘Extremists’ have passed laws that have ‘denied women access to reproductive health care,’ Harris said.