AMERICA LAST: Biden-Harris Administration Brought More Migrants to U.S. Than JOBS in October

The NY Times Grapples with the Monster it Created as Tech Employees Demand Outrageous Concessions

Dem Sen. Chris Coons Sets the Narrative for Pa. Not Having Results Tuesday Night (or even Wednesday)

You Mad, Bro? David Axelrod Whines About X Not Policing 'Disinformation' Now That Leftists Don't Run It

While Square Enix is a multi-platform video game publisher, it does seem to prefer Sony's console more often than not. This leads to games like Final Fantasy 16 and other big games skipping Microsoft's (and even Nintendo's) platforms or appearing on them months later.

Kamala Tried to Start a Chant, and Hoo Boy She Made Jeb Bush and His ‘Please Clap’ Rally Look Like a Rave

About That Olympic 'Female' Boxer: Activists Receive TKO As Report on Male Characteristics Emerges

VICTORY: RNC Wins Lawsuit Against Cobb County, GA's Attempt to Count 3,000 Post-Deadline Absentee Ballots

My Pick: Hanging With Garbage, Clinging Deplorables

Image: GM GM is claiming the number two spot in EV sales in the US for the third quarter of this year, selling 32,000 electric vehicles. The automaker produces EVs across multiple brands running on the same platform, like Chevy’s Silverado, Blazer, and Equinox EVs, as well as the GMC Hummer EV and the Cadillac Lyriq. GM says it has sold a total of 370,000 EVs in North America since 2016, including 300,000 in the US specifically. Tesla is still the undisputed leader, with more than 5 million vehicles sold since 2008. In an email with The Verge, GM’s executive director of finance and sales communications James Cain wrote that sales have accelerated since the company built a dedicated EV platform (formerly known as Ultium) and began producing battery... Continue reading…