Democratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware claimed Wednesday that “any action that makes it less likely” for former President Donald Trump to return to office should encourage […]
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Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers urged the Supreme Court Wednesday to deny special counsel Jack Smith’s “partisan” effort to rush judgment on a key question in Trump’s […]
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) sold leasing rights for a major offshore oil and gas drilling area in the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, after […]
As literally thousands continue to pour over the U.S. border illegally, a surreal scene has been unfolding at the nation’s airports. In videos posted to social media, […]
Former President Donald Trump offered no apologies for his recent immigration remarks, choosing instead to double down on his warning about those illegally entering the country. Trump […]
A US judge has just ruled that individuals who visited Wikileaks founder Julian Assange in an embassy can proceed in their lawsuit against the CIA for spying. […]
A strategist’s sudden resignation from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ super PAC marks the latest shakeup in the GOP hopeful’s presidential bid. “I cannot in good conscience stay […]
During an Iowa speech from former President Donald Trump, a plane flew overhead with a banner attempting to troll him and former First Lady Melania Trump. “On […]
The Hamas terrorist organization is at odds with itself and the Palestinian Authority over how theGaza Strip and West Bank should be governed after the war with […]
Former President Donald Trump was barred from appearing on the state’s 2024 ballot thanks to four Democrat-appointed justices. Colorado Supreme Court Justices Melissa Hart, Monica Márquez, William […]
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Democrat-run states are still losing population, new Census Bureau data revealed, a development that could have electoral implications when the government reapportions congressional districts in 2030. Oregon, […]
The president of one of the largest teachers’ unions in the country thinks that families having a choice of what school their children attend is “undermining democracy.” […]
