Supreme Court takes on Roundup ambulance chasing

Every time someone buys an assault weapon in the US, such as an AR-15, they’re funding wildlife conservation. | Paige Vickers/Vox; Getty Images Here’s a weird fact: Every time someone buys an assault weapon in the US, such as an AR-15, they’re funding wildlife conservation. The same is true if they purchase a handgun, a shotgun, or any other kind of gun or ammunition. That’s thanks to a law most people have never heard of: the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act, commonly known as the Pitt

The national average for regular gas continued to rise on Thursday, reaching a new yearly high of $4.30 per gallon, according to AAA.  It is the eighth consecutive day that fuel costs have increased in the country, and the highest national average gas price in four years. Thursday’s surge in fuel prices comes a little […]

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Democrats are hitting the White House over the optics of pushing a ballroom in the wake of the White House Correspondents dinner shooting, saying it’s out of touch with most Americans struggling with affordability When asked by reporters about the ballroom, Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Del.) noted her constituents “can’t afford f— grocery bills or utility...