Biden EPA makes first-ever climate change arrest
President Biden's Environmental Protection Agency enforcement report reveals increased penalties for polluters, including the first-ever climate-change related arrest.
Appeals Court Upholds TikTok Ban, Giving Social Media Platform Six Weeks To Sever Ties With CCP-Controlled Parent Company
A federal appeals court denied TikTok’s request to overturn an April law requiring the social media platform to sever ties with its China-based parent company or face a ban in the United States. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled Friday TikTok must divest from CCP-controlled ByteDance by Jan. 19
LA Times Owner To Add AI-Powered ‘Bias Meter’ to News Articles to Give Readers ‘Both Sides’ of Story
Los Angeles Times billionaire owner Patrick Soon-Shiong is planning to add an artificial intelligence-powered “bias meter” to his outlet’s news articles to help give readers “both sides” of a story, CNN reported. “Somebody could understand as they read it that the source of the article has some level of bias,” he said on CNN’s top
National Police Association endorses Trump pick for FBI director
The National Police Association praised Kash Patel's record of "transparency" and accountability that they said makes him well-positioned to lead the bureau.
Trump returns to Europe for the 1st time following election win for Notre Dame’s reopening
President-elect Donald Trump will be in France this weekend to celebrate the reopening of the famed Notre Dame Cathedral alongside 50 other heads of state, marking the president-elect's first foreign trip following his election victory last month.
Obama, in 1st remarks since election, says ‘a line has been crossed’ if ‘one side’ makes certain moves
Former President Barack Obama said that it crosses a line for one side to seek to permanently entrench their power.
Incoming GOP senator reveals how he will ‘strap rocket-boosters’ to Trump’s agenda in new Congress
GOP Sen.-elect Tim Sheehy spoke to Fox News Digital about the issues he plans to prioritize when he is sworn in as a member of the Senate next month.