Tonight on FISM News: Special Council John Durham shames the FBI in his final report, the IRS punishes a whistleblower connected to the Hunter Biden probe, and New York wants to end its sanctuary city status.
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Tonight on FISM News: Special Council John Durham shames the FBI in his final report, the IRS punishes a whistleblower connected to the Hunter Biden probe, and New York wants to end its sanctuary city status.
The numbers show that the decline of the nuclear family, meaning both a mother and a father are present, appears to fuel the decline of the church.
The CEO of OpenAI, the startup behind ChatGPT, told a Senate panel on Tuesday the use of artificial intelligence to interfere with election integrity is a “significant area of concern”, adding that it needs regulation.
Judge Jed Rakoff suggested that the bank and its counsel are stalling the release of documents and evidence to the plaintiffs in the case.
Expanding the work requirements has been a key demand of Republicans, who are also pushing for spending cuts in exchange for their votes to raise the debt limit.
“Florida is taking a stand for empowering students, parents, and educators to focus on creating opportunities for our younger generations,” Gov. DeSantis said. He said he is “happy to have worked with the legislature to get this important legislation signed, sealed, and delivered.”
The waivers to the four Southeast Asian countries, granted by Biden in June 2022, are due to be in place for two years.
With Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen saying Monday she estimates the U.S. could stop being able to pay off its debt as soon as June 1, few in Washington seem to be optimistic about debt ceiling negotiations.
Aaron Judge peeked over toward his dugout while in his hitting stance during an at-bat before launching a 462-foot home run, sparking a lot of speculation about whether the New York Yankees slugger was getting Toronto’s pitching signs.
Vice said the lender consortium that includes Fortress Investment Group, Soros Fund Management, and Monroe Capital will provide about $225 million in credit bids for almost all of its assets and also assume significant liabilities at closing.