In cities like New York, taxi drivers often pay as much as $40,000 a year just to rent a cab. That money never reaches their pockets but instead flows to medallion owners, leaving drivers with shrinking margins despite exhausting hours. Uber disrupted this system by allowing drivers to use their own cars, eliminating massive rental fees. The impact was immediate: higher earnings per ride and freedom from a rigid structure that had controlled flexibility and ownership for decades. Travis Kalanick

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1.4K views · 102 reactions | The FBI led platforms to censor the New York Post and flagged American accounts. CISA colluded with Big Tech to censor Americans on social media. And the Biden-Harris Administration wanted MEMES censored. Watch Congressman Andy Biggs lay out the Biden-Harris Administration's censorship campaign. | House Judiciary Committee GOP | Facebook

Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are launching a review Friday of the ouster of federal prosecutor Erik Siebert, a week after he resigned as U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, and a day after Siebert's replacement signed an indictment of former FBI Director James Comey. Prosecutors had expressed concern about Siebert's possible ouster over his failure to bring a case against another Trump adversary, New York Attorney General Letitia James. CBS News' Scott MacFarlane ha

59K views · 3.6K reactions | On today’s Jay Sekulow Live, we discussed the Senate Judiciary Committee’s announcement to subpoena Twitter’s CEO over censorship, aiming for a hearing next Friday. Twitter censored a New York Post story containing new allegations in the Hunter Biden scandal, even blocking Twitter accounts for sharing the article. | Jay Sekulow | Facebook