Mat Hutchison 
In April 1968, after receiving five draft deferments, Joe Biden was deemed unfit for Vietnam by a medical board. Unfortunately, this time no one stopped him. The president, who served in the Senate during the Vietnam War, was in Hanoi on Sunday. To the chagrin of his staff, he spoke with the press. It went …
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Something suspicious is happening in Delaware, to paraphrase Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Recently, filings in the Delaware Supreme Court shed light on the litigation involving Mac Isaac, the owner of the computer repair shop where Hunter Biden left his now infamous laptop. Miranda Devine of the New York Post …
What do a deli in the Bronx, a car wash in Queens, and a construction site in Manhattan have in common? These businesses, along with thousands of others across the state, are facing complaints of wage theft. Wage theft is a pernicious practice in which employers refuse to pay their workers what they are owed. …
Could the pursuit of a political agenda outweigh the safety of children in schools? This alarming question stemmed from an interview on Radio 4’s Today programme, where Jonathan Slater, the former permanent secretary of the Department for Education, revealed that the expansion of free schools took priority over rebuilding existing school infrastructure. Free schools were …
Savannah Chrisley, daughter of Todd and Julie Chrisley, expresses concerns for her parents’ safety during their prison sentence. She worries about the possibility of someone planting contraband on them after speaking out about the poor prison conditions. Todd and Julie Chrisley were convicted of defrauding banks of over $30 million in 2021. Loading Something is …
Fianna Fáil Finance Minister Michael McGrath Holds the Purse Strings Fianna Fáil’s control over the budget has come a long way since their infamous late-night sing-songs and gatherings of the past. Back in 2010, Ireland’s sovereignty was lost with the Troika bailout, and the country has since made significant progress. Micheál Martin, now Tánaiste, was …
Receive free Employment updates We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Employment news every morning. I am fascinated when people lament about the UK’s opposition Labour Party under Sir Keir Starmer being uninteresting and dull. Surprisingly, regarding the labor market, the party’s proposals are more progressive than most realize, even …
Saudi Arabia recently handed down a death sentence to a man due to his social media activity, specifically his tweets and retweets on Twitter, now referred to as X. Muhammad al-Ghamdi, a retired schoolteacher, with only 10 followers, saw his innocent posts being used as evidence against him by the regime. What’s even more concerning …
In their analysis, Levitsky and Ziblatt point out a concerning aspect of our Constitution, the very document meant to safeguard us from autocracy. They argue that the U.S. Constitution, designed in a time before democracy, allows minority factions to regularly impede the will of the majority, and sometimes even control them. This combination of countermajoritarian …
President Marcos Jr.’s Price Cap on Rice: Caught Off Guard or Miscommunication? In a recent press briefing, Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno was questioned about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s executive order that set a price cap on rice. Diokno admitted that the President’s economic team was surprised by the decision. Although Diokno eventually expressed support for …