Chairman Ziegler
Fla. GOP Votes To Censure Chairman Ziegler
The Florida GOP votes to censure its chairman amid an ongoing investigation over sexual assault.
accident
GM’s Cruise Boots Key Leaders Amid Robotaxi Incident
General Motors (GM) Cruise autonomous vehicle unit has dismissed nine “key leaders”due to ongoing safety investigations.
brooke mallory
Air Force Probe Concludes Pentagon Leak Suspect Acted Alone, Still Reprimands 15 Others For ‘Dereliction Of Duty’
Although the U.S. Air Force concluded that Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira acted alone in purportedly leaking confidential material, the field operating agency reprimanded 15 individuals for “dereliction of duty” and stated that there were circumstances that made it possible for Teixeira to carry out the crime.
Andrew Bailey
Fate of Media Matters Looms as Investigation, Elon Musk’s X Lawsuit Underway
In the third part of an exclusive interview with Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, One America’s Chief White House Correspondent Monica Paige
border
FBI: No Sign Of Terrorism In Deadly Crash At U.S.-Canada Border
The FBI has wrapped up its investigation into a vehicle explosion that killed two people at the Rainbow Bridge border crossing in Niagara Falls.
AI copilots
OpenAI appoints new boss as Sam Altman joins Microsoft in Silicon Valley twist
OpenAI named ex-Twitch boss Emmett Shear as interim CEO, while outgoing chief Sam Altman is set to join backer Microsoft in a surprise turn of events for the startup.
blunt force head injury
College Professor Arrested Following Jewish Protester’s Death In Pro-Palestine Protest
A 50-year-old man has been detained in connection to the death of a Jewish protestor who was killed while counter-protesting during a pro-Palestine demonstration in Ventura, California.
Brianna Suggs
Mayor Eric Adams’s Electronic Devices Seized By FBI
As part of an intensified corruption probe against New York City mayor Eric Adams’ 2021 campaign, the FBI confiscated electronic devices, including two or more cellphones, according to a New York Times (NYT) article published on Friday.
Capitol
Man Known As ‘Spider Nazi’ Pleads Guilty To J6 Charge
A man dubbed the “Spider Nazi” has pleaded guilty in connection with the January 6th protest on the U.S. Capitol.
Amazon
Apple suffers setback in fight against EU’s $14 billion tax order
An adviser to Europe’s top court said an EU tribunal made legal errors when it ruled in favor of Apple.