An Idaho company chosen for an $850 million Biden administration loan is defending its decision to enlist its co-owner, a Chinese battery company, to help build a taxpayer-funded battery production facility in Arizona. KORE Power issued a lengthy press release blasting the Washington Free Beacon for reporting that KORE’s co-owner—a Chinese battery company run by
Federal authorities on Thursday raided the Bronx home of a top aide to New York City mayor Eric Adams (D.). The search targeted Winnie Greco, the mayor’s senior adviser and director of Asian affairs, who came under scrutiny from the city’s Department of Investigation after reports emerged accusing her of improperly benefiting from her $100,000-a-year
A San Francisco restaurant chain recently closed its last two remaining locations after 40 years of operation, with the owner citing the city’s economic challenges and homelessness. “COVID has been a disease for us, let’s put it that way, so it’s been difficult, and we tried opening six or eight stores in the beginning in
Iran engaged in efforts to assassinate former secretary of state Mike Pompeo and other US officials Biden, Iran’s Ali Khamenei (Win McNamee and Majid/Getty Images) The Biden administration suppressed information about Iran’s efforts to assassinate U.S. officials to ensure Congress and the American public were kept in the dark, according to a lawmaker on the
Hunter Biden’s explanation for a threatening text message he sent a Chinese business partner doesn’t add up, a review of publicly available records shows. Hunter Biden was asked during a congressional deposition Wednesday about a July 30, 2017, message in which he pushed a counterpart at CEFC China Energy to finalize a lucrative business deal
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff tracked down journalist, relayed ‘personal details’ about her family Bill Clinton, Marc Benioff (Craig Barritt/Getty Images for TIME 100 Health Summit) Salesforce CEO and Democratic megadonor Marc Benioff dug up “personal details” about the family of a journalist who exposed his use of anonymous shell companies to buy swaths of land
AudioFile Magazine praised the audio version of Senator Sherrod Brown’s latest book as “intriguing,” not just for the Ohio Democrat’s prose, but the “thoughtful tone” of co-narrator Leon Nixon. That silky voice is perhaps best known for a number of erotic novels, including Hood Boyz Fall In Love Too 3, Nobody Can Love You Like