Politics

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Pop Culture US Government Avoids Shutdown, Matt Gaetz Plans To Oust Speaker Kevin McCarthy A revised spending bill was passed just before the midnight deadline. By Ben Mock October 01, 2023
Pop Culture Senator Dianne Feinstein Dies At 90 The California Senator was hailed as a champion of gun control and LGBTQ rights. By Ben Mock September 29, 2023
Politics Patrisse Cullors, Co-Founder Of BLM Movement, Says Candace Owens Came To Her House Candace Owens says she's determined to find out, and expose, where the funding from the Black Lives Matter Movement is going. By Lawrencia Grose May 07, 2022
Politics Akbar V "Prays" Trump Avoids Jail Time: "We Need You" The rapper says, Democrats "got in that chair and gave money to other muthaf*ckin countries." By Alexis Oatman August 22, 2023
Politics President Biden Gives Speech In Honor Of 9/11 America still hasn't forgotten about the horrible attack that took place 21 years ago. By Lawrencia Grose September 11, 2022
Pop Culture Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral To Take Place At Westminster Abbey After Four-Day Lie-In-State Currently, the Queen's coffin is resting at Balmoral Castle, though it will be moved to Edinburgh on Sunday. By Hayley Hynes September 10, 2022
Tech Twitter Reacts To Henry Kissinger Trending No, Henry Kissinger isn't dead yet. By Ben Mock May 27, 2023
Pop Culture Trump Reveals Kyle Rittenhouse Visited Him After Acquittal: "Nice Young Man" The former president sat down for an interview where he defended Rittenhouse's actions in Kenosha. By Erika Marie November 24, 2021
Politics MLK Day Is Being Celebrated Alongside Robert E. Lee's Birthday In Alabama Many have reacted with shock and disgust as two contradicting legacies in U.S. racial history are upheld in Alabama. By Gabriel Bras Nevares January 16, 2023
Politics New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Resigns Over Sexual Harassment Findings Governor Andrew Cuomo has resigned after it was found that he had sexually harassed multiple women. By Alex Zidel August 10, 2021
Politics 22 Million Americans Have Filed For Unemployment In Past Month More than 22 million people have filed for unemployment in the United States in the last 30 days after losing their jobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. By Lynn S. April 16, 2020
Politics Capitol Officer Who Shot & Killed Rioter Ashli Babbitt Says He Has No Regrets Lt. Michael Byrd spoke out for the first time and says that his decision "saved countless lives." By Erika Marie August 27, 2021