Former President Donald Trump has secured an endorsement from Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX), who had previously met with Gov. Ron DeSantis (R/FL). In his statement, Gooden cited Trump's conservative record as the reason behind his decision to endorse him over DeSantis, mentioning his work in Florida and commitment to conservative principles.
Jacksonville-based human resources technology company, Podium X, has announced a strategic partnership with Jacksonville University Athletics to enable student-athletes to better prepare for their post-collegiate careers.
A vacation rental regulation bill, which aims to establish a comprehensive framework for short-term rentals across the state, has successfully reached its final stop in the Florida Senate. The proposed legislation will impact major cities like Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa Bay.
In an effort to support and empower underrepresented entrepreneurs, a startup accelerator based out of Birmingham, Alabama, is preparing to launch its newest branch in Delaware. This expansion aims to continue the organization's mission of developing innovative businesses and fostering inclusive economic growth.
Pittsburgh, a city renowned for its thriving tech scene and innovative spirit, recently hosted the inaugural Aviation & Robotics Summit. The event attracted industry leaders from around the globe who gathered to discuss advancements and trends within their respective fields.
A complaint by two congressional Democrats regarding possible ethics violations by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has been forwarded to a federal judicial panel that enforces financial disclosure rules. The allegations stem from a series of luxury vacations Thomas and his wife took with benefactor Harlan Crow, including travel aboard Crow's yacht and private jet.
Rapper Prakazrel "Pras Michel" of the Fugees is currently facing criminal charges stemming from an alleged illegal lobbying campaign. In recent court proceedings, Michel testified that he received $20 million from Malaysian financier Jho Low to help him get a photo with former President Barack Obama.
GCHQ's Director, Sir Jeremy Fleming, has recently warned ministers about the potential dangers associated with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). According to Downing Street sources, he emphasized that these developments could lead to an explosion in disinformation.
Six years after white supremacists descended on the University of Virginia with tiki torches, there are reportedly some felony indictments for marching with blazing torches amid the Charlottesville rally. The indictments remain under seal, but sources have reported that the rioters were charged with a class 6 felony that carries up to five years in prison.
President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, made $579,514 last year and paid $137,658 in federal income taxes. This works out to a 23.8% tax rate, more than the average of roughly 14% for all U.S. households.
A recent report released by the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, a free market think tank, revealed that the cost of public education in New Hampshire has increased by $1 billion over the past 20 years. This increase occurred even as school enrollment decreased by 30,000 students.
Fox News has reached a $787 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems in order to avoid further legal action against the network for defamation. Despite the large sum paid out, there will be no retractions or on-air apologies made by Fox News.
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden released their 2022 federal income tax returns on Tuesday, revealing a combined adjusted gross income of $579,514. This figure is slightly less than the $610,702 they earned in 2021.
In a recent report, investment research firm Morningstar has identified the top five most overvalued stocks in the market today. These stocks are believed to be trading at prices significantly higher than their estimated fair value, as determined by Morningstar's team of expert analysts.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman has addressed the right-wing conspiracy theories that he had been replaced by a "body double" after he was hospitalized for depression. The video address, posted to the freshman Democratic lawmaker's Twitter account Tuesday, mocked the "fringy fringies" who started the rumor after a cropped photo of him smiling circulated on social media last month.
In a concerning turn of events, Hasaan Arshad, formerly employed as a software developer at a sensitive government organisation, has been charged with compromising national security. Arshad is alleged to have transferred top secret data from the secure computer systems within his workplace to his personal phone before taking it home.
The House China Select Committee plans to conduct a war-game simulation this week. This strategic exercise will involve members of Congress and aims at identifying the most effective legislative responses for deterring and combating a potential invasion of Taiwan.