Bradley Cortright is a Senior Writer at Independent Journal Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and social issues, with a particular focus on the GOP and ESG governance. His work has been featured in Media Industry Observer, Global Advertising News, The New York Sun, and NewsBreak.
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Trump is accusing the network of trying to sow ‘confusion’ about Vice President Harris’s ‘abilities, intelligence, and appeal.’
Lawyers for CBS News told President Trump they refuse his demands to release the transcript of the Vice President Harris interview.
The Education Department’s proposed rule could cancel entire student loan balances if borrowers are deemed to be facing ‘hardships.’
‘Okay fine, maybe RFK can be in charge,’ says one commenter on social media.
The former FEMA employee, Marn’i Washington, says her team in Florida was simply following standard practices.
The Cannabis Farmers Alliance complains the embattled Empire State’s regulatory agency is causing ‘severe financial distress.’
A vote by the House Ethics Committee has been postponed.
The former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was found guilty on 16 felony charges.
The dental industry is one field that is seeing stocks rise after Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appointment to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.
Colleges are still struggling to reverse a decline in enrollment numbers.
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