Author: Press Room

Over the past year, scrutiny of class action claims administrators has risen sharply.GettyLast year, reports surfaced that class action claims administrators were secretly pocketing vendor rebates tied to consumer payouts. A new court filing shows that one major administrator has agreed to stop taking them. The filing is from a small data breach class action lawsuit against Kansas City medical practice Clay Platte Family Medicine, with a $1 million settlement fund. On May 7, 2026, Philadelphia-based Angeion, one of the country’s largest claims administrators, agreed that it won’t take rebates or discounts from vendors, banks or other financial institutions in…

Read More

The former British Ambassador to the United States who spectacularly resigned after the extent of his links to Jeffrey Epstein became impossible to ignore was advising members of government before his fall from grace, a report states, piling further pressure on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer who appointed him. Peter Mandelson, one of the chief architects of the New Labour movement in the United Kingdom who carved himself a role as a grand old man of the party and successfully found a role as Britain’s ambassador to the United States — before his later downfall, the fallout from which is…

Read More

President Donald Trump congratulated Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for clinching the Republican U.S. Senate nomination in Texas and praised his opponent, outgoing Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX). Trump, who endorsed Paxton in the primary runoff last week, took to Truth Social on Wednesday morning. “Congratulations to Ken Paxton on such a tremendous win, and to John Cornyn for having run a strong and powerful race but, more importantly, having had a truly great career,” Trump wrote. “John will remain my friend for a long time to come, as we both watch Ken become a fantastic, common sense Senator, one who…

Read More

Danny Shaw told the RT host about what he saw during his latest visit to the blockaded island nation The US is deliberately causing hunger in Cuba as part of its economic strangulation of the island, City University of New York professor Danny Shaw has said in an interview with RT’s Rick Sanchez.Speaking on the Sanchez Effect show, Shaw, an ethnography scholar, discussed his recent visit to Cuba and argued that the US is the main cause of the instability.“US foreign policy for 67 years now has done everything to disrupt the Cuban economy, any sense of social and economic…

Read More

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has accused the far-left HOPE Not Hate (HnH) group of breaching charity rules by allegedly engaging in party politics in the upcoming special by-election in Makerfield next month. HOPE Not Hate, which describes itself as the “UK’s leading campaign group against the far right”, has deeply involved itself in the June 18th election, which was sparked this month following the resignation of anti-Breitbart activist turned MP Josh Simons from his post in a bid to clear way for Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to win a seat in Parliament and thus enable him to launch…

Read More

The Coalition to Protect American Workers released a white paper detailing how President Donald Trump captured 45 percent of union households despite 95 percent of PAC money from the largest ten unions opposing him. The Coalition to Protect American Workers said that Trump’s appeal with working-class voters “has been well documented.” Key findings from the report, which was obtained by Breitbart News, include: In 2024, 45 percent of union workers backed Trump Despite this strong support, the Coalition found that 94.8 percent of political funding from ten of the largest unions went to oppose Trump Then-President Joe Biden enacted policies…

Read More

Pam Bondi is set to speak with lawmakers on Capitol Hill Friday morning about her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files — but not under the terms lawmakers had originally planned for her appearance. The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in March voted to subpoena Bondi, then the attorney general, as part of the panel’s Epstein investigation — a stunning rebuke of a Trump administration official by members of the president’s own party. A subpoena would have required Bondi to sit for a formal deposition, meaning she would have to answer questions under oath and the entire event would…

Read More

Mexico’s government is trying to prosecute a border state governor. Her crime — working with U.S. agencies to fight drug cartels. This week, Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office held a hearing in which it questioned Chihuahua’s Governor, Maria Eugenia “Maru” Campos. Initially, they summoned her as a witness in an investigation, a common strategy to bring an individual in before charging them. The case has become a scandal in Mexico. The incident began in April, when two U.S. agents died in a highway crash while returning from a raid by state police forces at one of the largest drug labs ever…

Read More

Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D), who is running for the Senate seat in the state, released violent criminals back into his community after facing pressure from activist groups, and many went on to commit horrific crimes, including killing a 16-month-old baby. During the coronavirus pandemic, Cooper’s administration released roughly 3,500 criminals back onto the streets of North Carolina after facing a lawsuit from leftist activist groups – namely the ACLU and the NAACP. At the time, these groups argued it was cruel to leave inmates detained as they were at risk of contracting coronavirus. President of the North Carolina…

Read More

Anna Paulina Luna slammed the Ukrainian leader over a request for more air defense missiles Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky is treating the US as a “piggy bank” and is feeding Washington with “propaganda” to get more US-made air defense systems, Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna has said.On Wednesday, Zelensky received Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal and Democratic Congressman Jim Himes in Kiev, saying that Ukraine is grateful to the US and President Donald Trump for what he called “strong bipartisan support.”During the talks, Zelensky said Kiev had a “significant need” for air defense missiles, adding that he had sent a letter to…

Read More