@WSJ If this is true, the richest man in the world made a combat decision and blamed the President.
No private businessman should be making wartime calls for the United States.
Congress and the administration need to make sure this never happens again.
Journalist Noah Adams, who hosted NPR's "All Things Considered" for nearly two decades, has died. He was 84.
To millions of radio listeners, Adams was a steady, reassuring voice guiding Americans through historic moments from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the Sept. 11 attacks.
But Adams also had a gift for telling quieter, more personal stories, capturing the lives and experiences of everyday Americans.
He wrote five books, exploring subjects from the Wright brothers to his own experience learning how to play the piano in his 50s.
Adams' wife said he died at their home in Ohio on Friday.
Billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin just gave $100,000 to Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier.
Griffin had already given $10 million to Bryon Donalds, the Republican nominee for governor, and $2.5 million to U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody.
In case you were wondering if Larry Ellison would use his partial ownership of TIKTok to shut down the exposure of his billionaire buddies and their weirdness, corruption and grifting … wonder no more. TikTok just shut down the media page of the world renowned, Oscar winning director Alex Gibney’s documentary film “MUSK”. The comprehensive documentary on all things Elon. It’s more f&@&’d then you can imagine. The best thing any of us can do now is to go see it! It will blow your mind. Billionaire broke mind virus. Hear it from the people who have known Elon over the years. #BrokeMindVirus
@FOX13News Then he’ll go back to backing Russia (not our allies) by throttling Ukrainian military internet speeds to disable their defense. Which is a war crime. Period.