The Morning Risk Report: More Regulators Eye Whistleblower Award Programs Hoping for Insider Tips
Regulators globally are increasingly adopting cash-for-tips programs to encourage whistleblowers, signaling a shift in momentum towards rewarding useful information. [ more ]
The Indiana primary came and went Tuesday night without much fanfare.Nor were there that many surprises, and that's rather fitting for the Hoosier state.
Anti-Establishment Pressure Builds as EU Elections Loom
For the first time, the EU's parliamentary elections align with the US presidential election, potentially causing a significant political shift. [ more ]
Logistics Report: Baltimore Port Sets Reopening Plan; China's Export Flows are Shifting
Diverse news across the transportation industry, including unemployment trends, aviation funding, global car sales, port improvements, shipyard activity, trucking adjustments, autonomous trucks, and logistics acquisitions. [ more ]
The Morning Risk Report: Cybersecurity Risk Rose in Past Year, Say Compliance Professionals
Nine out of 10 companies reported increased cybersecurity risks, especially midsize companies, aligning with the rising cyber threats perception. [ more ]
Nikki Haley is being portrayed as a reasonable and moderate choice for president, but her record shows she is bellicose and supportive of foreign interventions.
Haley's support for freedom is conditional, as she only defends certain freedoms that won't cost her votes or criticism. [ more ]
Republicans want to be repaid for Biden student loan forgiveness
Eleven states filed a lawsuit this week against President Joe Biden's recent $156 billion student debt forgiveness plan, stemming from last year's rejection of the president's reprieve pitch.
Republicans want to be repaid for Biden student loan forgiveness
Eleven states filed a lawsuit this week against President Joe Biden's recent $156 billion student debt forgiveness plan, stemming from last year's rejection of the president's reprieve pitch.
Opinion | The Question Is Not If Biden Should Step Aside. It's How.
Joe Biden's age-related decline is becoming more obvious as the campaign progresses.
The Biden administration has delivered results largely indistinguishable from what one would expect from a replacement-level Democratic president. [ more ]
How Congress Is Pursuing Endless War in Ukraine-and Trying to Stop a Trump Election
Senate Democrats passed a security supplemental bill that spends close to $100 billion, most of it on Ukraine, after border security negotiations failed.
Republican leadership prioritized Ukraine funding over border security, extinguishing hope for real border security before negotiations began. [ more ]
Senator Lindsey Graham and Senator John Cornyn are calling for military strikes on Iran, while Nikki Haley urges a forceful retaliation against Iran.
The recent drone strike on American troops in Jordan has escalated tensions between the U.S. and Iran, raising concerns about the potential for a wider war in the Middle East. [ more ]
The future of America could be centered around the Sunbelt cities and the West, but there are concerns about the impact of climate change on these regions.
Rod Dreher argues that while America may be doing well materially, it lacks a sense of cosmic purpose and common values beyond individualism. [ more ]
Stop Granting U.S. Citizenship to Children of Foreign Diplomats
Siavash Sobhani, an Iranian-heritage doctor living in Virginia, was informed by the State Department that his U.S. citizenship had been a mistake.
Confusion over whether Sobhani's father was on the blue or white list of diplomats led to the mistaken authorization of Sobhani's citizenship. [ more ]
So, who really believes Joe Biden and his running dogs in the liberal media when they say things are actually OK?What tiny percentage of Americans are they talking to?
Opinion | The Varieties of Anti-Natalism and the Roots of a Demographic Crisis
The Nordic countries, once seen as a pronatalist success story for their higher fertility rates and progressive policies, are now experiencing a sudden collapse in birth rates.
Despite the strong welfare-state supports for childrearing, countries like Finland have seen their birth rates fall nearly a third since 2010, similar to the lows seen in Italy. [ more ]
Opinion | Why Nikki Haley Could Be the Most Dangerous President
In an alternate timeline, Ron DeSantis would have been a formidable competitor to Donald Trump in the New Hampshire primary.
The author argues that a Nikki Haley presidency could be even more dangerous than a second term for Trump, citing George W. Bush's disastrous foreign policy as a cautionary example. [ more ]
Gen Z voters have shown a growing support for Trump, with him leading among young voters in a national survey.
The Washington D.C. Young Republicans hosted a watch party for Trump's victory in the Iowa Caucus, with attendees expressing their dedication to reelecting him. [ more ]
The story published by the Charlotte Observer claiming that Covid hospitalizations in Charlotte were at a 3-year high and urging residents to get boosters was inaccurate and misleading.
The institutional rot exposed by the pandemic, including media sensationalism and laziness, continues to be a problem that needs to be addressed for future crises. [ more ]
Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs criticizes the Biden administration for lacking responsible and honest leadership.
The TIME cover story on Secretary of State Antony Blinken portrays him in a heroic light despite the administration's questionable track record. [ more ]
Parents of James Madison High School students were notified that their children would be moving to remote learning due to a storm threatening a shelter housing thousands of illegal migrants.
The Biden administration allowed over 2,500 migrants to be housed at Floyd Bennett Field, but the shelter in question is just a cluster of tents that are not properly secured. [ more ]