Forty-eight other states settled with Facebook; New Mexico chose to take the social media company to court on its own.
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Trump Administration Drops Legal Fight To Overhaul Student Loan Forgiveness Program
Federal officials provided no explanation, but advocates praised the ruling.
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Millions Of Hacking Attempts As Companies, Governments Rush To Patch PHP Flaws
The push came after governments in Europe and elsewhere took websites offline as a precaution on Wednesday while website operators…
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Trump Repeatedly Flips Out At Reporters During Fraud Whistleblower Announcement
“I don’t know who the hell you are, but you better be careful,” the president said in an obscure threat…
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Woman Who Accused Cornell Students Of Rape Felt ‘Unsupported’ By President’s Response
The woman who accused seven students of raping her at a fraternity house says she felt disbelieved after the university’s…
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‘He Called You Stupid!’: Stephen A. Smith Shredded Over ‘Dummy Mission’ Dinner With Trump
Jemele Hill, Smith’s former ESPN colleague, laid out exactly why the president would not be on her “priority list” for…
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Analyst For Newsmax — Yes, Newsmax — Gives Glowing Endorsement To Dem Hated By Trump
The senior judicial analyst gave a no-holds-barred take on the conservative channel.
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JD Vance Makes A Perfect Midterms Campaign Ad — For The Democrats
“Don’t vote for the people who made the problem to begin with,” the vice president told rallygoers in North Carolina.
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Ohio Governor’s Race Reaches New Low As Republicans Roll Out Amy Acton’s Pedophile-Protecting Mother
Acton’s mother previously fled law enforcement with her husband after he faced charges of raping Acton when she was a…
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Thom Tillis Criticizes Trump’s Russia Stance, Says Putin Is Playing Him ‘Like A Fiddle’
The president recently eased sanctions on Russia, something lawmakers on both sides quickly criticized.
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