Shea Taylor
More from Shea Taylor
-
Elon Musk ordered to attend Philadelphia court hearing over $1M voter lottery lawsuit
A judge ordered billionaire Elon Musk to appear at an emergency court hearing in Philadelphia Thursday, Oct. 31. The judge’s order Wednesday, Oct. 30, came as Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner looks to stop the Tesla and SpaceX owner from awarding million-dollar prizes to voters in the key swing state. The lawsuit alleges Musk and his super PAC “America” are operating an illegal… -
Trump brings trash truck to rally as Harris distances from Biden’s comment
Former President Donald Trump donned an orange vest and took a ride on a trash truck after President Joe Biden’s recent comments. And Subway is being sued over what some customers say is not in their sandwiches. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024. Trump brings trash truck to rally as Harris distances… -
Florida teen accused of threatening Democratic voters with machete
A Florida teen is facing aggravated assault charges after he allegedly wielded a machete to intimidate Democratic voters outside a polling place. Caleb Williams, 18, was arrested Tuesday, Oct. 29, outside a voting precinct in Neptune Beach — which is in the Jacksonville area. Police said the registered Republican was among a group of teens… -
Supreme Court rules RFK Jr. will remain on ballot in 2 swing states
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s emergency appeal to withdraw his name from ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin, two battleground states, Tuesday, Oct. 29. Kennedy, who ended his independent campaign and endorsed former President Donald Trump, argued that keeping his name on the ballot implied he was still running,… -
Steve Bannon spends first day out of prison stumping for Trump
Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon wasted no time showing his support for the former president after being released from prison early Tuesday morning, Oct. 29. Bannon just finished serving a four-month sentence for defying a subpoena from Congress during its investigation into the U.S. Capitol attack on Jan. 6, 2021. Bannon’s first order of business was to resume his podcast “WarRoom.” He then held a news conference urging… -
Harris gives ‘closing argument’; Trump addresses Biden’s ‘garbage’ comment
With six days until the election, former President Donald Trump stumped in Allentown, Pennsylvania as Vice President Kamala Harris delivered her “closing argument.” We have what each said about what’s at stake next Tuesday. Also, details on what happened after a gunman opened fire from a hotel in Atlanta. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Wednesday,… -
As more parents grow to rely on kids’ food pouches, experts raise concerns
They seem to be everywhere you go, and despite the name, kids of all ages appear to love baby food pouches. These popular kid-friendly food sources are often touted as a great way to get kids to eat more fruits and vegetables, but their increasing popularity has some children’s nutrition experts concerned. According to the… -
Nearly 3 in 4 older Americans don’t trust AI for health information
As artificial intelligence gets smarter, it’s being used for more and more purposes every day, including health care. While many people turn to the web for health information, some are less likely to trust what they find than others — especially when the information is generated by artificial intelligence. Nearly 3 in 4 adults (74%)… -
Israel and Iran exchange threats at emergency UN Security Council meeting
Tensions continued to boil over between Israel and Iran as the countries exchanged threats during an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting Monday, Oct. 28. The meeting had been called with the goal of easing hostilities between the countries. Iran requested the meeting after Israeli airstrikes over the weekend targeted Iranian missile facilities. Those strikes were Israel’s response to an… -
Republicans ask SCOTUS to block some Pennsylvania provisional ballots
The Republican National Committee asked the U.S. Supreme Court Monday, Oct. 28 to issue an emergency order in Pennsylvania that could stop thousands of ballots from being counted in the election. Last week, the key battleground state’s supreme court ruled election officials must count provisional ballots cast by voters whose mail-in ballots were rejected for being turned in without a… -
Presidential campaigns react to comedian’s controversial remarks
With exactly one week until Election Day, we’re hearing more of the fallout from a comedian’s controversial comments amid the big push by both presidential campaigns in key battleground states. And details on what happened during a U.N. Security Council meeting requested by Iran after Israeli air strikes over the weekend. These stories and more highlight your Unbiased… -
Voters worried about violence, efforts to overturn 2024 election: Poll
In about a week, Americans will head to the polls to cast their ballot for who they believe should lead the country. This is the first presidential election since President Joe Biden beat out then-President Donald Trump, leading to riots at the United States Capitol and false claims the election was stolen. Now, many Americans are… -
Is ‘gentle parenting’ really the better way?
The concept of “gentle parenting” has become more and more popular in recent years. It’s the practice of moving away from the more traditional discipline-oriented style known as “authoritative parenting,” but what exactly does that entail and does it work? A pair of researchers set out to learn more on gentle parenting and shared their…
Latest Stories
-
Getty Images
Vivek Ramaswamy announces run for Ohio governor
-
Getty Images
Expansion San Diego FC stun MLS champion Galaxy in first game
-
Getty Images
Firearm maker beats ATF in court case over unorthodox gun
-
Getty Images
Songwriter sues Chlöe Bailey over alleged uncredited work on album
-
Getty Images
Federal judge blocks ICE agents from certain arrests at places of worship
Popular Opinions
-
In addition to the facts, we believe it’s vital to hear perspectives from all sides of the political spectrum.
