3 things to know before opening a long-term CD this March
Planning on opening a long-term CD in March? Find out what you need to know before locking in your rate.
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Kyle Rittenhouse returns to speak at university where angry mob led to canceled speech
Nearly a year after his speech was disrupted by an angry mob of student protesters, Kyle Rittenhouse will return to the University of Memphis on Wednesday evening to talk about the Second Amendment and his controversial 2021 trial. The University of Memphis chapter of Turning Point USA re-invited Rittenhouse to speak after the university and…
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House unanimously passes bill to quadruple the pensions of Medal of Honor recipients
Legislation that would quadruple the pensions of Medal of Honor recipients passed the House unanimous bipartisan support on Wednesday. The bill sailed through the House 424-0. If passed by the Senate and signed by the president, would boost pay for those who receive the nation’s highest military award from $16,880 per year to $67,500 per year. …
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‘No time to waste’: Navy’s ousted top officer speaks out after DOD leadership shakeup
Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti is speaking out after the Trump administration ousted her and other top leaders at the Pentagon Friday, asserting that the Navy’s mission will continue “unabated and undisrupted.” Franchetti, the first woman to serve as the chief of naval operations and on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, described…
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Salesforce misses on revenue, issues disappointing guidance
Salesforce missed analysts’ expectations for quarterly revenue in its top two categories.
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In Supreme Court, government opposes life ban on convicted netas
The Centre has argued in the Supreme Court that the six-year disqualification for convicts from contesting elections is constitutionally sound and a lifetime ban should be decided by Parliament. An advocate had filed a petition seeking a lifetime ban on convicted politicians, but the government argued that time-bound penalties ensure deterrence without being excessively harsh….
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House punishment for netas, largely legislature’s turf, now under court lens
The Supreme Court has set guidelines for constitutional courts scrutinizing the proportionality of punishments given to legislators, enabling judicial review. The verdict clarifies that legislative punishment is not beyond judicial scrutiny, emphasizing the balance between legislative discipline and members’ rights.
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Supreme Court stays Centre’s green clearance exemption order
The Supreme Court has stayed a recent central notification that exempts certain projects from the need for prior environment clearance. This action follows a PIL that challenges the dilution of stringent environmental norms, claiming it could lead to unregulated construction with detrimental ecological impacts.
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CNN pundit Scott Jennings encouraged to run for McConnell’s open Senate seat
FIRST ON FOX: Conservative CNN pundit Scott Jennings is being privately and publicly encouraged to run for Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell’s open Senate seat in 2026, sources, including a Republican operative familiar with the race, told Fox News Digital Wednesday. Some conservative personalities floated the possibility publicly on X. The pundit is known for his…
