Frank Luntz predicts Trump can sink Kamala Harris’ campaign — if he just asks this 10-word question: ‘She did nothing’
Pollster Frank Luntz argued last week that Donald Trump can sink Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign with just 10…
‘I’m not tipping the robot’: MLB announces AI-robot bartenders for All-Star Week, and fans are not happy
The MLB announced that robotic bartenders were going to be serving drinks during All-Star Week as part of a new…
US military begins process to remove troops from troubled African nation
The Biden administration has kickstarted the process of removing U.S. troops from Niger, though a timeline on the effort is…
Former Army colonel seeking to flip North Carolina House seat says Dem opponent is ‘beholden’ to Biden
A former Army colonel who's looking to flip a House seat from blue to red in North Carolina says her…
Former Virginia delegate acquitted of felony charges in hit-and-run case
Republican former Virginia lawmaker Matt Fariss has been acquitted of felony hit-and-run and malicious wounding charges over a conflict with…
Prosecutor insults cops after she allegedly drives drunk to suspected crime scene: ‘Elementary school level’
A prosecutor in Vermont seems to have burned several bridges with law enforcement recently. Not only was she arrested for…
‘Everyone is going to get sued’: Joe Rogan tells Aaron Rodgers the pendulum is about to swing back on the sex-change industry
Joe Rogan is convinced the day of reckoning draws nigh for those who have participated in the mutilation of the…
Fostering Total Trust with A ‘Zero-Trust’ Approach in Financial Services
By Stefan Auerbach, CEO, Utimaco Despite annual spending on cybersecurity by the financial services industry reaching $600 million annually –…
NFL refs left with egg on their faces after another mistake apparently decides outcome of vital prime time game
Saturday night's matchup between two playoff-bound teams — including the longtime powerhouse Dallas Cowboys and surprising upstart Detroit Lions —…
Chicago-area district offers segregated classes for black and Latino students as part of effort to combat racism
A Chicago-area school district has begun offering segregated advanced-level courses for black and Latino students as part of a larger…