‘Breakfast Club’ blows up over whether Democrats ‘lied’ about Biden decline

Radio host Charlamagne tha God clashed Thursday with former CNN commentator Angela Rye over whether former President Joe Biden suffers from dementia and if the alleged cover-up of his decline cost Democrats the election. Charlamagne asked his progressive guest what she thought about Democrats who “all of a sudden have the courage…

Who is Maurene Comey, the fired federal prosecutor in the Epstein case?

Maurene Comey, the Manhattan federal prosecutor who was fired from the US attorney’s office this week, has prosecuted a number of high-profile cases and followed in her father James Comey’s footsteps with her work at the Southern District of New York. Prior to Maurene Comey’s recent dismissal, she was a…

Twitter (X) is not the real world. Who knew? If you were on the social media site for the past week you’d have thought that the most important issue to American voters is the dead criminal Jeffrey Epstein. There´s a huge amount we still don’t know about the convicted sex offender.…

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Adam Neumann is back in the Manhattan luxury market — but this time, he’s taking a slightly leaner approach. The ousted WeWork founder has re-listed his sprawling triplex penthouse at 78 Irving Place for $22.75 million, marking a substantial discount from previous offerings. But the slimmer price tag is for…

Joe Rogan confronts Gavin Newsom with ‘tough’ questions on pandemic record

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom was pressed to defend his COVID-19 record by podcast giant Joe Rogan on Monday. The Democratic leader, and likely 2028 presidential candidate, appeared on former U.S. Navy SEAL Shawn Ryan’s podcast for a wide-ranging interview about problems facing California as well as Newsom’s personal life…

More than half of US homeowners want to leave their cities

More and more Americans are ready to call it a day on city living. Whether it’s affordability, remote work or just plain restlessness, more city dwellers are motivated to take their house hunt farther afield. Close to 60% of urban home shoppers searched for listings outside of their metros last…

US set to destroy 500 tons of US-taxpayer funded emergency food

The United States is set to destroy nearly 500 metric tons of US-taxpayer funded emergency food meant for starving people around the world. The high-energy, nutrient-dense biscuits have been sitting for months in a warehouse in Dubai, according to a former USAID official. Now, because they expire this month, they…

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