Two Federal Judges Rule for Small Businesses, Halt Corporate Transparency Act

by The Center Square | Jan 13, 2025

by Bethany Blankley   Within one month of each other, two federal judges ruled that a law passed by Congress is “likely unconstitutional” and ruled in favor of small businesses. At issue is the Corporate Transparency Act, which Congress passed in 2021, overriding...

Biden’s Student Loan Relief Tops $183 Billion After Latest Round of Forgiveness

by Admin | Jan 13, 2025

Washington Examiner   President Joe Biden announced possibly his final round of student loan debt relief Monday, bringing the total student loan forgiveness extended over the past four years to more than $183 billion for five million federal student loan...

Ohio Company Says It Still Wants to Buy U.S. Steel

by Admin | Jan 13, 2025

Axios   The CEO of steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs reiterated he still wants to acquire rival U.S. Steel, in a news conference filled with intense and vehemently anti-Japan rhetoric. Why it matters: This is the buyer that the United Steelworkers union wants, but it...

Hundreds of Navy SEALs, Veterans to March in D.C. to Support Pete Hegseth’s Confirmation as Defense Secretary

by Admin | Jan 13, 2025

Breitbart   Five hundred Navy SEALs, veterans, and other supporters are planning to march in support of Defense Secretary Nominee Pete Hegseth as he appears before senators for his confirmation hearing on Tuesday. That morning, his supporters will meet at the...

JD Vance Says That People Who Were ‘Prosecuted Unfairly’ over J6 ‘Should Be Pardoned’

by Just the News | Jan 13, 2025

Vice President-elect JD Vance said that people who “committed violence” on Jan. 6, 2021, during the Capitol riots, should “obviously” not be pardoned by President-elect Donald Trump. “I think it’s very simple, look, if you protested peacefully on Jan. 6, and you...

Biden-Harris Admin Imposes New Export Controls on AI Chips

by Daily Caller News Foundation | Jan 13, 2025

by Ireland Owens   The Biden-Harris administration announced on Monday that it would restrict exports of chips used for artificial intelligence (AI) and technology, according to a White House press release. The new regulations, which were unveiled just a week...

Supreme Court Denies Request to Consider Climate Lawsuits, Which Critics Say Will Harm Consumers

by Just the News | Jan 13, 2025

by Kevin Killough   The Supreme Court declined Monday to review challenges to state and local lawsuits against oil companies seeking to force them to pay for damages allegedly caused by climate change.  Energy-producing states, oil companies and industry groups...

Judge Cannon Allows DOJ to Release Part of Jack Smith’s Report in Trump Case

by Daily Caller News Foundation | Jan 13, 2025

by Katelynn Richardson   Judge Aileen Cannon allowed the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday to release the first part of special counsel Jack Smith’s report on his Trump cases. Cannon denied an effort by President-elect Donald Trump’s former classified...