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FINTECH Media Group Acquires America First News, Plans 24/7 Global Relaunch Focused on Policy and Economic Reporting
FINTECH Media Group, a prominent name in finance and innovation media, has officially acquired America First News (AFN), setting the stage for the relaunch of AFN as a 24/7 globally distributed news channel. This new venture aims to provide fact-driven reporting on U.S. policies and their effects on jobs, national security,...
June 11, 2025Read more
Senate GOP Links Broadband Funding to AI Regulation in Revised Tax Bill
The Senate GOP has introduced a significant revision to its proposed tax bill, now connecting federal broadband funding to states' regulation of artificial intelligence. This development could have far-reaching implications for how states legislate AI technologies, marking a departure from the House's earlier stance which s...
June 10, 2025Read more
Citizens Challenge State Development Laws Through Referendums 108 and 109
Concerned citizens have filed Referendum 108 and Referendum 109 to challenge recent state legislation, targeting HB 1491, known as the Transit-Oriented Development law, and ESSB 5184, the Minimum Parking Requirements law. Both laws were signed by Governor Bob Ferguson in May and have drawn criticism for stripping away publi...
June 10, 2025Read more
Trump's Entry Restrictions on Venezuelan and Cuban Nationals Spark Backlash Over Human Rights Concerns
President Donald Trump's recent proclamation aimed at limiting the entry of Venezuelan and Cuban nationals into the United States has been met with significant backlash. Critics argue that the measure not only overlooks the dire circumstances forcing these individuals to flee but also contradicts the United States' historic...
June 9, 2025Read more
Illinois Reforms Child Support Calculations to Base Payments on Potential Income
Illinois has enacted significant amendments to the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution Act, fundamentally altering how child support obligations are determined by shifting the focus from a parent's reported earnings to their potential income. This legislative change empowers courts to assess what a parent could reasonably ear...
June 9, 2025Read more
Financial Commentator Lauren Balik Expands Focus to Global Finance and Narrative Analysis
Lauren Balik, previously known for fintech commentary and contrarian market analysis, is expanding her focus to encompass global finance, media cycles, and political systems. This shift represents a significant development in financial commentary, moving beyond traditional stock analysis to examine the complex forces that s...
June 8, 2025Read more
Foundation Urges European Parliament Intervention in CERN Funding Allocation for Advanced Cancer Detection Technology
The Crosetto Foundation for the Reduction of Cancer Deaths has issued an urgent call to Members of the European Parliament to intervene in what it describes as the misallocation of public funding at CERN. The foundation advocates for the adoption of Dario Crosetto's 3D-Flow technology, which it claims represents a breakthro...
June 8, 2025Read more
American Doctors Migrate to Canada Citing Political Dissatisfaction, Raising Concerns for U.S. Healthcare
The migration of American doctors to Canada is gaining attention as professionals cite dissatisfaction with the current U.S. federal government's actions and policies as a primary reason for their move. This trend, emerging amidst broader economic discussions, raises questions about the future impact on U.S. healthcare syst...
June 6, 2025Read more
Whittier Activists Plan Satirical Parade to Counter Trump's Military Display
The Truth and Democracy Coalition will host the Whittier No Kings Demonstration and Kick Out the Clowns Parade in Uptown Whittier on June 14th, beginning at City Hall and proceeding along Greenleaf Avenue. This event features speakers, performers, and music as part of a broader national movement highlighting the irony of Pr...
June 6, 2025Read more
Sekur Private Data Ltd. Launches Government and Diplomatic Corps Division in Washington, D.C. to Combat Escalating Cyber Threats
Sekur Private Data Ltd. has launched a Government and Diplomatic Corps division in Washington, D.C. to address escalating cyber threats targeting diplomats and government officials. This initiative responds to a notable increase in cyberattacks amid rising geopolitical tensions, with Sekur's Swiss-hosted encrypted communica...
June 4, 2025Read more
Trump Administration's Trade Policies Create Uncertainty for Oil and Gas Industry
The Trump administration began with strong promises to bolster the oil and gas industry, signing executive orders aimed at increasing domestic exploration and reducing reliance on renewable energy. However, the sector now faces uncertainty due to the administration's unpredictable trade policies and the imposition of tariff...
June 4, 2025Read more
Controversial Wealth Protection Manual Sparks Debate and Petition for Ban
The release of 'Grave Robbers and Gold Diggers: The Definitive Defense and Deterrent Manual for the Affluent' by The Bloodline Alliance (TBA) has generated significant controversy, with an online petition calling for its prohibition before its scheduled July 1 publication date. Critics from the Marital Economic Extraction (...
June 4, 2025Read more
CCHR Challenges Baker Act's Impact on Florida Children and Parental Rights
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) has raised significant concerns regarding the application of Florida's Baker Act to children, framing it as a direct violation of parental rights. This critique emerges even as Florida has positioned itself as a leader in the parental rights movement through legislative measure...
June 4, 2025Read more
Courageous Conservatives PAC Fights Lawsuit as SLAPP Attack on Free Speech
The Courageous Conservatives Political Action Committee (PAC) is contesting a lawsuit filed by Rep. Pat Curry, which the organization characterizes as a strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP) designed to stifle its political speech. The PAC, which advocates for conservative principles, asserts the legal acti...
June 2, 2025Read more
American Heart Association Opposes Beverage Industry Lawsuit Against Santa Cruz Sugary Drink Tax
The American Heart Association has voiced strong opposition to a lawsuit filed by the American Beverage Association and its allies against the city of Santa Cruz, challenging the city's recently implemented sugary drink tax. The tax, which amounts to two cents per fluid ounce on sugary beverages, was approved by voters in N...
May 30, 2025Read more
Texas Republicans Advance Wind Energy Development Despite National Political Divisions
Texas Republicans are advancing wind energy development, signaling a bold commitment to renewable energy that diverges from national political rhetoric. Despite President Donald Trump's vocal criticism of green energy investments, GOP leaders in Texas continue to support wind power infrastructure. The state's approach chall...
May 30, 2025Read more
Beverage Industry Challenges Santa Cruz Sugary Drink Tax in Court
The American Beverage Association and its allies have filed a lawsuit in Sacramento Superior Court challenging Santa Cruz's recently enacted sugary drink tax, creating a legal confrontation that pits industry interests against public health initiatives. The tax, approved by voters, imposes a two cents per fluid ounce charge...
May 30, 2025Read more
U.S. House Votes to Eliminate Federal Electric Vehicle Tax Credits
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to eliminate federal tax credits for electric vehicle purchases, a decision that could dramatically reshape the trajectory of electric vehicle adoption in the United States. The tax credits, which provided up to $7,500 for EV buyers, have been a critical incentive in supporting th...
May 29, 2025Read more
Bipartisan Senate Initiative Aims to Strengthen Domestic Vaccine Production with Advanced Technologies
The Critical Infrastructure Manufacturing Feasibility Act, introduced through bipartisan Senate leadership, represents a comprehensive federal effort to rebuild domestic vaccine manufacturing capabilities and reduce reliance on foreign pharmaceutical supply chains. Senators Joni Ernst and Lisa Blunt Rochester have spearhead...
May 29, 2025Read more
U.S. House Passes 2025 Budget Reconciliation Bill by Single Vote, Potentially Transforming Healthcare Systems
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved the 2025 budget reconciliation bill in a razor-thin vote, with just a single vote separating supporters and opponents. The American Hospital Association has highlighted that this legislation could introduce substantial changes to health insurance and Medicaid systems across the...
May 28, 2025Read more
U.S. Senate Blocks California's Electric Vehicle Mandate, Impacting Clean Energy Transition
The United States Senate has blocked a landmark California electric vehicle mandate that would have required the state to phase out gas-powered vehicles in favor of battery electric vehicles. This legislative intervention represents a significant setback for California's ambitious clean energy goals, effectively maintaining...
May 28, 2025Read more