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June 16, 2023

Dem expert puts KJP, Bates on notice, says officials who keep breaking Hatch Act 'should be gone'

Former Bush administration ethics chief Richard Painter told Fox News Digital that federal officials who continue to break the Hatch Act should be "fired."

June 16, 2023

RFK Jr tells Joe Rogan he has to 'be careful' the CIA doesn't assassinate him

Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said he has to be "careful" that the CIA doesn't assassinate him like he believes his uncle was killed.

June 16, 2023

House Armed Services chairman torches Biden admin's Afghanistan withdrawal memo: ‘propounds outright untruths’

House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers torched Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's Afghanistan memo as propounding "outright untruths" about the botched and deadly withdrawal.

June 16, 2023

Obese children turning to weight loss drugs, body-altering surgery despite risks

Hundreds of thousands of children across the country deal with obesity, and these children are now looking at body-altering surgery and weight loss drugs as a weight loss option.

June 15, 2023

Sharon Stone threatened hospital with ‘drug cartel’ label after it allegedly pushed OxyContin on her son

Sharon Stone called out an unnamed hospital for allegedly pushing OxyContin on her son multiple times. She also spoke out against drug use and the opioid epidemic in America.

June 15, 2023

Lindsay Whalen departs administrative role at Minnesota following termination as basketball coach

Following her termination as the women's basketball coach, Lindsay Whalen has chosen not to continue in an administrative role at the University of Minnesota.

June 15, 2023

White House blows off Hatch Act violation, continues using 'MAGA' despite internal watchdog's warning

The White House is blowing off its Hatch Act violations by continuing to use the term "MAGA" despite an internal watchdog warning staffers against using the term.

June 15, 2023

US government agencies hit by cyberattack

A number of federal agencies were hit by a cyberattack that exploits software used in governments and companies across the globe, officials say.

June 15, 2023

Obama, Tim Scott trade barbs over race in America

Former President Barack Obama and presidential hopeful Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., criticized each other's handling of race, with Obama knocking GOP talk of American unity.

June 15, 2023

Suicide, homicide numbers in America recorded at its worst in decades during COVID, according to CDC

During the COVID-19 pandemic, homicide and suicide rates among teenagers and young adults in America reached its highest levels in decades.