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House Democrats parroted the same, well-worn talking point during Merrick Garland’s recent testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. The only problem is it’s not true. Garland spent hours on Wednesday answering questions about the ongoing Hunter Biden investigation and other issues. Lawmakers grilled him on everything from IRS whistleblower testimony, the apparent lack of cooperation

September 21, 2023 12:21 PM ET The first potential significant storm that may hit the West Coast this fall looked like it was ramping up activity Thursday. Radar imagery shared by weather reporter Colin McCarthy showed what appears to be a potential bomb cyclone driving a strong atmospheric river from the Pacific Northwest to northern

Democratic Party strategists and operatives are panicking after the centrist group No Labels reported over 15,000 voters registered in the state of Arizona, according to the Associated Press. No Labels is seeking ballot access in multiple states ahead of potentially nominating a third-party candidate in the 2024 presidential election, according to the AP. The group

A Maryland board approved a $340,000 settlement Wednesday for a man wrongfully convicted of first-degree murder. Demetrius Smith’s compensation comes after he spent more than five years in prison, including one year after he was proven innocent, according to CBS News. Maryland apologizes to man wrongly convicted of murder, agrees to pay $340,000 settlement: “Long

September 21, 2023 11:14 AM ET Step aside Davos, the U.N. General Assembly is in town, and they’re flying in all their favorite prostitutes, according to a report published Wednesday. World leaders and their entourages are apparently giving a significant financial boost to sex workers as they gather in New York City, sources told Page

The New York State Bar Association wants to mandate racial bias training for judges, jurors and court staff, according to a Wednesday report. The report, created by the association’s Task Force on Advancing Diversity, provides recommendations for law schools, private employers and the court system to advance diversity initiatives in the face of the Supreme

Democratic state Rep. Karen Whitsett of Michigan said that she will not be voting in favor of Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s abortion bill package, which would significantly ease abortion restrictions, according to The Detroit News. Whitmer announced her support of several bills on Aug. 29 aimed at lowering restrictions on abortion, such as eliminating the

September 21, 2023 10:06 AM ET Residents of Palm Springs, California, are a bit butt-hurt over a proposed AIDS memorial sculpture looks suspiciously like a human anus. The design, which is meant to honor individuals who have lost their lives to HIV and AIDS, is facing backlash for its “inappropriate connotations,” according to KESQ. Palm

The U.S. is reconstructing a global maritime spy system that has lain dormant since the Cold War aimed this time at tracking Chinese submarines, Reuters reported, citing three people with knowledge of the plans. China has embarked on a massive upgrade to its submarine fleet, producing nuclear-powered vessels that are quieter, more difficult to detect

September 21, 2023 9:13 AM ET Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as the head of Fox Corp. and News Corp., the companies announced Thursday morning. Murdoch, 92, will officially be leaving the companies in November, and will then be appointed chairman emeritus of each, according to CNBC. Lachlan Murdoch, the eldest son of the media