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Spending data shows how Democrats dodged, ducked, and downplayed the migration issue during the 2026 campaign because they knew voters support curbs that help Americans gain wages and build families. The Democratic advertising that targeted the immigration issue dropped sharply from third place in the…

Stocks suffered their steepest one-day drop in more than six months on Thursday as investors grew anxious that the artificial intelligence spending boom may be slowing down. The AI-heavy “Magnificent 7” stocks lost more than $1 trillion in market value as part of the broader…

Alliance for a Better Future (ABF) CEO Janet Kelly outlined steps Republicans should take to address voter concerns over Super Intelligence (SI)/Artificial Intelligence (AI) following the GOP’s midterm election losses, warning Friday that the party must rebuild public trust on the emerging technology ahead of…

The Congress of Paraguay rejected a request by President Santiago Peña — who unsuccessfully attempted to resign the day before — to be given 72 hours to prepare a legal case after Peña was blocked from resigning and forced to face impeachment. One of the…

Elon Musk’s Tesla plans to stop building the Cybertruck at its Austin, Texas, factory around mid-2027, Musk said in a post on X on Friday. The New York Post reports that Musk said the move would free up capacity at the Texas plant to ramp…

Meta, Google and TikTok each filed separate federal lawsuits against California on Wednesday, seeking to block a new law that would bar social media platforms from offering “addictive features” to users under 16. The New York Post reports that the three companies sued California Attorney…

Vice President JD Vance and immigration reformers applauded the appointment of populist immigration hawk Stephen Miller to the White House chief of staff, following the post-election wipeout of Susie Wiles. “Stephen Miller is an amazing patriot and will do great things,” Vance said. “Congrats to…

The Weekly Wrap: It’s the End of Everything Is it Friday yet? We regret to inform you that this will be the final edition of the Breitbart Business Digest Weekly Wrap. Under orders from the new DSA masters of Capitol Hill, the old wrap will…

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said he was “not interested in who it hurts” when Patrick Bet-David warned that a $15 minimum wage could put small businesses at a disadvantage against major corporations. The exchange came during Buttigieg’s appearance on the “PBD Podcast” released Friday,…

The U.S. economy added 165,000 jobs in October and the unemployment rate fell to 4.1 percent. Economists had expected the economy to add 62,000 jobs and the unemployment to remain unchanged at 4.2 percent. The jobs numbers for prior months were revised up sharply. The…