What if building advanced AI-powered search systems didn’t require a team of engineers or months of development? Imagine uploading a few files, tweaking minimal settings, and instantly allowing your ...

Podcaster Joe Rogan mocked President Donald Trump's changing stance on releasing the Epstein Files during the Nov. 19 episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience." “I heard there’s no files, I heard it’s a ...

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President Trump signed a bill ordering the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, but the Republican divide remains. Plus, discussing President Trump's controversial comment to a female reporter ...

The president has reversed himself and encouraged lawmakers to vote for compelling the Justice Department to turn over investigation documents, but he never really needed their approval. By Luke ...

In March 2023, The X-Files creator Chris Carter told Michelle Eliot on CBC's On The Coast that Coogler was looking to take on the franchise: "I just spoke to a young man… Ryan Coogler… who is going to ...

Republican Representative Thomas Massie said President Donald Trump and his top administration officials are saying privately that they are opposed to releasing the Jeffrey Epstein investigation files ...

A former Knoxville Community School District special education associate has filed a lawsuit after she was allegedly fired over a social media post she wrote about Charlie Kirk after his assassination ...

A third Iowa educator is suing her former school district for wrongful termination over comments made after Charlie Kirk's death. Stacey Sumpter, a former special education aide, alleges she was fired ...

The House of Representatives is setting up for an expedited vote to release all Justice Department files concerning deceased sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, and House Speaker Mike Johnson has provided ...

MICHIGAN,. (WPBN/WGTU) - - The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is proposing new administrative rules that could change how the state's roadside rest areas and welcome centers are used.