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Many Asian American groups and leaders are speaking out against the Supreme Court ruling that struck down affirmative action on Thursday. Some experts and activists argued that the decision is an example of Asian Americans being used as a "wedge" to erode civil rights. They note that while the two cases, led by conservative activist Edward Blum, who is white, argued that policies at Harvard and the University of North Carolina discriminated against Asian-Americans, no Asian-American students came forward to testify that experienced discrimination. “The white supremacist agendas behind these lawsuits use the small number of Asian Americans against affirmative…

WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden continued to criticize the Supreme Court's decision to strike down universities' affirmative action programs, but said trying to expand the court would be a "mistake" in an interview on "Deadline: White House." MSNBC.When asked about expanding the size of the Supreme Court, Biden said that if the court were expanded, it would become too politicized.“I think if we start the process of trying to expand the court, we will politicize it maybe forever in a way that is not healthy,” Biden said.Wallace also asked Biden about his response to a reporter's question earlier today, when…

NFL gambling has become a hot topic this offseason, especially after the NFL announced the indefinite suspensions of three players after betting on league games in 2022, among other violations. And like many others, former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason can't believe it's come to this. "Any player who comes out and says, 'Well, they didn't tell me,' that's a bunch of rubbish," Esiason said bluntly on WFAN on Thursday morning with the league's announcement coming soon after. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM WFAN host Norman Julius "Boomer" Esiason in his NY Rangers jersey. (Marcus Santos/NY Daily News…

House Republicans want Justice Department and Internal Revenue Service officials to answer questions about whistleblower allegations that there was improper meddling in the Hunter Biden investigation. The chairs of the House Ways and Means and Oversight committees are seeking interviews with more than a dozen officials involved in the investigation of the president's son, including Delaware US Attorney David Weiss.Weiss, a holdover from the Trump administration, announced earlier this month that he had reached a plea deal with Hunter Biden on tax-related charges after an extensive five-year investigation. Biden is expected to plead guilty next month to two federal misdemeanor…