Deal
Striking Writers Reach Tentative Deal With Film And TV Studios To Resolve Strike
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has reached a tentative deal with film and television studios to end the almost five-month strike.
2000
Georgia Man Exonerated 22 Years After Being Wrongfully Convicted Of Murder
After 22 years in prison, a man from Floyd County, Georgia, has been exonerated following a wrongful conviction for murder.
commandant
Senate Confirms Gen. Eric Smith As Commandant Of Marine Corps
In a 96-0 vote, the Senate confirmed General Eric M. Smith as the new Commandant of the Marine Corps.
2024 campaign
Republican Dave McCormick Launches Bid For Senate Seat In Pennsylvania
Republican Dave McCormick is running for Senate again in the state of Pennsylvania.
criticism
Fetterman Agrees To Wear Suit To ‘Save Democracy,’ Avoid Government Shutdown
Democrat Senator John Fetterman offered the GOP a deal, he will wear a suit on the Senate floor if they avoid a government shutdown.
democrats
Striking WGA Union’s Spending Spree Revealed, Including 25K On Sushi
The Writers Guild of America West (WGA) union has spent thousands on fancy meals, travel expenses to Europe and donated to Democrats, while asking the public to give money to writers who are on strike, according to The New York Post.
Chicago Bears
Chicago Bears Deny Rumors Of FBI Raid Amid Resignation Of Defensive Coordinator
The Chicago Bears have denied that their team practice facility, Halas Hall, and former defensive coordinator Alan Williams’ home were raided by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
AID
McCarthy Denies Zelenskyy’s Request To Address Joint Session Of Congress
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced on Thursday he denied Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s request to deliver an address to a joint session of Congress.
F-35
What We Know About The Marine Corps F-35 Crash
Military investigators are facing scrutiny ever since an F-35 stealth fighter jet went missing for over 24 hours this weekend. The wreckage was discovered later in South Carolina.
Congress
Former House Republican Sentenced To 22 Months In Prison For Insider Trading
Stephen Buyer, a former Republican legislator who served almost 20 years in Congress, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for insider trading on Tuesday.