Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen is leading 17 states in an amicus brief filed in support of a California mom who is suing a school district for allegedly hiding her daughter’s gender transition, the Daily Caller has learned. The amicus brief, reviewed exclusively by the Daily Caller, was filed Friday in the United States Court
Food stamps: California SNAP benefits for November worth up to $1,751 to wrap up in seven days November 03, 2023 11:59 AM California’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program wraps up payments for November, worth up to $1,751, to low-income households in seven days. The federal SNAP program, known as CalFresh in the Golden State, began issuing
DeSantis team claims Trump doesn’t have ‘a pair’ in viral golf balls ad November 03, 2023 11:56 AM If former President Donald Trump had “a pair,” he would show up and debate his GOP rivals, according to a new ad from Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) campaign. The ad sells a $25 pair of golf balls
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Vivek Ramaswamy campaign launches eight-figure ad buy in early-voting states November 03, 2023 11:53 AM Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is rolling out an eight-figure ad buy in two of the first early nominating states as he seeks to reverse sliding poll numbers. Ramaswamy, a 38-year-old biotech entrepreneur, had seen his poll numbers rise in
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Businessman Steve Eisman demanded his alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania (Penn), remove his name from a scholarship fund after seeing an interview with another alum following a Penn-hosted event called “The Palestine Writer’s Literature Festival.” The charismatic hedge fund manager, famously portrayed by Steve Carrell in “The Big Short,” said he was inspired by
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Homeless man sleeps on a bench covered with his jacket in a public park during the day. [This article originally appeared in the Denver Gazette as part of a series on homelessness in Colorado.] Colorado Springs leaders have been touting their success in reducing homelessness for several years, largely based on data from a survey
Biden spins cool October jobs report November 03, 2023 11:47 AM President Joe Biden insisted his economic policies, packaged as “Bidenomics,” are working despite a cooler-than-expected October jobs report. “The economy has created 14 million jobs since I took office and 150,000 jobs in October,” Biden wrote Friday in a statement. “The unemployment rate has
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Cornell University canceled its Friday classes because of the “extraordinary stress” caused by antisemitic threats a junior at the school allegedly made on Sunday, NBC News reported. Officials arrested a person of interest, later revealed to be Patrick Dai, who allegedly made threats against Jewish students at Cornell on an online social media platform and
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Sitting next to supporters, Johnny Grimma, left, who is homeless and lives in a tent, looks around at the police activity at a small homeless encampment in New York, Wednesday, April 6, 2022. The small encampment of homeless people and their supporters defiantly stood its ground against New York City police and sanitation workers before
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Sitting next to supporters, Johnny Grimma, left, who is homeless and lives in a tent, looks around at the police activity at a small homeless encampment in New York, Wednesday, April 6, 2022. The small encampment of homeless people and their supporters defiantly stood its ground against New York City police and sanitation workers before
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