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A jury ordered Starbucks to pay $25.6 million Tuesday to a former regional manager it fired in 2018 after a viral incident in which employees called the police on two black men, determining that the coffee retailer had fired her because she is white, The New York Times reported. A viral 2018 incident in which …
Jury Says White Starbucks Manager Was Fired For Her Race, Awards Her $25 Million Read More »
Two agencies in the Biden administration have signaled tougher rules are coming The House on Wednesday passed legislation to block the Department of Energy from implementing tough new energy conservation rules on gas stoves, an effort that was supported by more than two dozen Democrats. Lawmakers passed the Save Our Gas Stoves Act in a 249-181 …
29 Dems vote with GOP to protect gas stoves from Biden’s Department of Energy Read More »
What will you be doing this weekend?
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) made a Senate floor speech Monday afternoon on the controversy about the FD-1023 FBI document that contains credible allegation that Joe Biden received a $5 million bribe from an executive with the Ukrainian energy firm Burisma while vice president. In the speech Grassley said the the version of the FD-1023 shown …
Watching the Tuesday circus in Miami and listening to media poohbah pronouncements about the gravity of the moment, I recalled a conversation with a friend about the indictment of Donald Trump. He repeated a phrase he had heard recently: “We’re not voting our way out of this.” “This,” of course, is a reference to the …
Republican Florida Rep. Brian Mast appeared to catch the State Department’s Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer off guard with a line of questioning about his race during a hearing Tuesday. Ambassador Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley, the first Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer in the history of the State Department, repeatedly answered “I do not know” when Mast asked …
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA) is again taking action against (literally) weaponized bureaucracy by leading the charge in the upper chamber to ensure the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is not using tax dollars from hardworking Americans to arm its employees — and going beyond just that to disarm the taxman and move the IRS’ investigation …
‘Why Does the IRS Have Guns’: Joni Ernst Leads the Charge to Disarm the IRS Read More »
You may have heard that the new Nashville bar of Country Music Hall of Famer Garth Brooks will be serving Bud Light. It’s controversial, of course. Brooks might have said he’s carrying the highly boycotted trans-promoting product because he has contractual obligations and such and most people would understand. It’s business. He could have said, …
Garth Brooks Doubles Down on Supporting Bud Light – And It Doesn’t Do Him Any Favors Read More »
Whenever a political crisis erupts on Capitol Hill like it did during the (now-former) stalemate over the debt ceiling, a general sense of dread develops on the right over concerns that Republican leaders will fall far short of the mark on upholding conservative principles, with the fear being that they’ll choose instead to talk tough without backing it up when …
The Biden State Department is requesting an additional $76 million budget allocation from Congress to fund its initiatives related to diversity, equity, and inclusion, describing the matter as a priority for national security. In her role as chief officer for diversity and inclusion at the State Department, Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley testified before Congress on Tuesday morning, …