Ex-intelligence officials who undermined Hunter Biden laptop story included active CIA contractors
The report, released by two Republican-led House committees, provides the most direct link yet between the government’s premier intelligence agency and the infamous statement.

The Supreme Court is far from 'radical'
Of the 18 rulings released from December to April this term, 15 of them were unanimous, which is the most unified the court has been at the start of a term in modern history.

Pelosi Attacks Legitimacy Of The Supreme Court: ‘They Have Gone Rogue’
She claimed that the justices voted “their opinion on policy” rather than follow “the oath of office to uphold the Constitution of the United States.”

Surgeon General Issues First Ever Advisory on Firearm Violence
To drive down gun deaths, Murthy calls on the U.S. to ban automatic rifles, introduce universal background checks for purchasing guns, regulate the industry, pass laws that would restrict their use in public spaces, and penalize people who fail to safely store their weapons.

Delaware state legislators send doctor-assisted suicide bill to governor
If signed into law by the Democrat governor, Biden's home state would be the 11th to allow doctors to legally kill their patients.

Election worker in Phoenix, previously charged with felony, accused of stealing access fob to vote-tabulation machines
On Friday morning, elections officials at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center in Phoenix noticed that a security fob and keys attached to a lanyard were missing.

Gavin Newsom’s California delusion
In his State of the State address Tuesday, Newsom claimed that California is the “only state in America with a dream.” And apparently that dream is to leave California because no state saw more of its population leave for other states than California did last year.

Oakland mayor’s lawyer quits, former chief of staff calls on her to resign after FBI raid
Mayor Thao held a press conference Monday saying the mayor wouldn’t be taking any questions on the advice of her attorney. However, Brass said he had no idea his new client was even giving a press conference until he saw it on the news.

NYC’s East Village has gone back in time to the bad old days of ‘Rent’
That famous Broadway musical by Jonathan Larson, which premiered in 1996, depicted an East Village beset by crime, squatters, drug use, and homelessness during the 1990s.

Wealthy white couple allegedly kept their black adopted children as slaves, locked them in barn
Whitefeather told deputies that the two teens were locked in the outbuilding but claimed they “liked it” and called it a “clubhouse.”

Delta unveils its first ultra-lux Delta One Lounge at JFK
On Wednesday, the airline opens it most luxurious lounge ever, with fine dining, massages, and showers at massive, new "Sky Club."

Google is suppressing 'Blaze Originals' documentaries. Here's how you can fight back.
Google is back to its old tricks. During this crucial election year, it’s decided that seeing content directly related to the election isn’t in your best interest.

Trans activists get a free pass for targeting churches while the Biden DOJ goes after Christians
Churches face rising threats from radical LGBTQ+ activists, including deceitful funerals and violent attacks, while the Biden administration's double standards favor these activists over Christians.

Western fans in good hands with Kevin Costner's 'Horizon'
The first installment of a four-part epic delivers top-notch craftsmanship and timeless thrills.

Speaker Mike Johnson approves House intervening in Bannon case before prison sentence starts
The Democrat J6 committee was “wrongfully constituted and we think the work was tainted,” Johnson declares.

Court Docs Show Pics From Mar-A-Lago Raid Were Part Of Media Stunt
“This confirms my report from last month that the FBI doctored evidence to produce stunt photos of classified documents at [Mar-a-Lago],” journalist Julie Kelly said.

New York Times Deploying 29 Fact-Checkers For Trump-Biden Debate
The fact-checkers will join an additional 31 reporters and editorial staff the Times will be using to cover the debate.

Voters expect Trump to win the debate against Biden, poll finds
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 47% of likely U.S. voters believe Trump is most likely to win the first debate, while 37% think Biden will win and 16% are not sure.

Trump Shares Backstory On Agreeing To CNN Debate Moderated By ‘Fake Tapper’
The Washington Examiner’s Byron York reported a conversation in which Trump called anchor Jake Tapper, who has been announced as one of the debate moderators, “Fake Tapper.”

Trump flips 2020 electoral vote, leads in four forecasts
Trump holds his widest electoral advantage in an Economist analysis. He leads in that survey 302-236. In a Decision Desk forecast, Trump leads 282-256. JHK Forecasts has Trump winning 287-251. And in the FiveThirtyEight forecast, Trump is just winning, 270-268.

NBC: Trump may announce VP pick before debate
Trump has said publicly that he intends to announce his pick shortly before, or at, the Republican convention next month. But there have been high-level discussions in recent days within the Trump campaign about moving that timeline up.

Ballot watchdog warns of Democrats illegally switching out Biden for Clinton
An election integrity watchdog warned Tuesday that mental, physical, and even “continence” problems may prompt Democrats to switch out Biden with an alternative, possibly Hillary Clinton, on the presidential ticket.

Romney II? Rep. John Curtis wins Utah primary for US senate
The general election for Utah’s Senate seat is not expected to be competitive because the state is reliably Republican and has not elected a Democratic senator since 1970.

Bowman out: ‘Squad’ Democrat loses to pro-Israel challenger in New York primary
Bowman has attracted controversy since arriving in Congress in 2021. He has opposed resolutions condemning Hamas for its attack on Israel on Oct. 7, while he called the idea that Israeli women were raped in the massacre “propaganda.”

Rep. Lauren Boebert wins Colorado GOP primary in new district
The 4th District’s congressional seat was formerly held by Republican Ken Buck, who retired from the House of Representatives in March.

Doug Burgum's million-dollar gift-card gambit has paid incredible dividends
The North Dakota governor continues to cash in on the ultimate asymmetric bet.

Biden ghostwriter may be held in contempt of Congress for not turning over materials in classified docs probe
Mark Zwonitzer has been accused by the Republican-led panel of failing to comply with a March congressional subpoena.

Sixteen Nobel Prize-winning economists warn a second Trump term would ‘reignite’ inflation
Many of these same economists signed a September 2021 letter in favor of Biden’s Build Back Better investment package — which contributed the worst inflation since the 1970s.

Report: 61% of renters can’t afford median apartment rate in US
The least affordable U.S. metro areas for renters are New York City, Miami, Boston, Los Angeles, and Riverside, California, according to the data.

Biden Admin Housing Measures Could Add More Gasoline To Home Shortage Fire, Experts Say
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen released new measures Monday that aim to increase the housing supply by expanding financing opportunities through continued subsidization in an effort to bring down costs.

DHS identifies over 400 illegal aliens brought to the US by an ISIS-affiliated human smuggling network
Over 150 have been arrested, but the whereabouts of over 50 remain unknown, officials said.

Biden admin to close ICE’s largest detention center
John Fabbricatore, former Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office director, told the NY Post that the decision shows not just a “lapse in judgment, but a deliberate act of amnesty through inaction.”

John Walsh rips 'incredible travesty' of sex trafficking at US-Mexico border
"America's Most Wanted" host warns cartels and gangs team up to traffic kids.

Russia's Ambassador Outlines to Newsweek Putin's Plan to Overthrow US-Led World Order
"Our proposals involve eliminating the regulatory and institutional vacuum in the sphere of Eurasian security, genuine and sincere recognition of the world's movement towards multi-polarity," Antonov said.

Reuters: Trump handed plan to halt US military aid to Kyiv unless it talks peace with Moscow
Two key advisers to Trump have presented him with a plan to end Russia's war in Ukraine that involves telling Ukraine it will only get more U.S. weapons if it enters peace talks. At the same time, he'd warn Moscow that any refusal to negotiate would result in increased U.S. support for Ukraine.

Russia bans distribution of dozens of EU news outlets in retaliatory step
The European Union said in May it was suspending the distribution of what it described as four "Kremlin-linked propaganda networks," stripping them of their broadcasting rights in the bloc.

Russia Offers China A River To The Sea In The Pacific
Russia, China, and North Korea discuss granting China access to the Sea of Japan through the Tumen River, a move that could drastically shift regional power dynamics.

Justin Trudeau gets a wakeup call
The Liberals suffered a major blow to the Conservatives in the one-off race, losing the urban stronghold seat in Toronto — St. Paul’s that it had held since 1993.

Norway stockpiling food grains for 2029 citing COVID, Ukraine war, and climate change
In a move to safeguard against potential food shortages, the Norwegian government signed an agreement on Tuesday to start the stockpiling of grain.

The United Nations thinks the Taliban can be convinced to respect women
U.N. Special Envoy Roza Otunbayeva, the top U.N. official in Afghanistan, is holding a meeting with the Taliban and envoys from 22 countries to ask the Taliban to protect women’s rights. Absent from this meeting are Afghan women.

‘Multiple people’ may be charged in connection to Matthew Perry’s death: Report
A law enforcement investigative source tells PEOPLE its investigation into Matthew Perry's ketamine death is "nearing its conclusion" and police believe "multiple people" should be charged.

Vanna White Struggles Working With Ryan Seacrest And May Exit ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ Early: Report
A recent report from the Daily Mail alleges that Vanna White may be looking to leave the show even sooner than expected, despite spending months fighting for a raise and contract extension.

Lincoln’s wax statue melts under DC summer heat
The six-foot-tall statue, paid for with a mix of private and public funding, cost a total of $150,000, which includes the cost of the replacement statue after the first Lincoln burned.

NY Times: Biden Officials Pushed to Remove Age Limits for Trans Surgery, Documents Show

The Biden administration pressed an international group of medical experts to remove age limits for adolescent surgeries from guidelines for care of transgender minors, according to newly unsealed court documents.

Texas Voters Punish Lawmakers Who Oppose School Choice
Of the 21 Texas House Republicans who joined Democrats to kill school choice during the special sessions, only seven survived their primaries.

Here’s why only women are banned from this ‘extreme’ waterslide
Studies have shown injuries caused by high-pressured water entering a female body can result in horrific injuries as well as lead to infections caused by foreign bodies found in the water.

US losing high-tech war to China: Complacency and lack of strategy to blame
Despite past dominance in tech innovation, the U.S. is falling behind as China surges in AI, 5G, and quantum technology. Allies like South Korea and Japan must help the U.S. reclaim leadership and prevent a high-tech future dominated by authoritarian regimes.

Apple supplier rejects married women because they often end up having babies
Foxconn has systematically excluded married women from jobs at its main India iPhone assembly plant, on the grounds they have more family responsibilities than their unmarried counterparts.

Robot face with lab-grown living skin created by scientists hoping to make more human-like cyborgs
The skin was made in a lab at the University of Tokyo from a mixture of human skin cells grown on a collagen model and placed on top of a 3D-printed resin base, the New Scientist reported.

NASA plans for doomsday scenario of asteroid with 72% chance of hitting Earth in 14 years
In a conference in Washington, D.C., this week, NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office and the Federal Emergency Management Agency ran a chilling simulation — what if a massive asteroid was barreling toward Earth with over a decade's notice?

'Scientist' wants to implant prisoners with 'memories' of their crimes that show the victim's perspective
Called Cognify, the design would implant synthetic memories of a person's crime into the perpetrator's brain but from the victim's perspective.

A Study Says Warp Drives Might Be Real — and We'll Find Them with Lasers
Scientists say they can detect the presence of advanced propulsion systems through gravitational waves.

The Texas Rangers are frustrating LGBTQ+ advocates as the only MLB team without a Pride Night
This is so upsetting that McDonnell said he considered not attending the team's parade with his boyfriend when the Rangers celebrated their first World Series championship last fall. Ultimately, he decided to go.

Georgetown Law Prof Says US Olympic Swim Team Is Proof Of Jim Crow ‘Legacy’
Janel George shared a photo of the team and argued that the majority-white team was ultimately a result of segregated swimming pools.