A group of veterans were arrested for protesting in Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s (D-N.Y.) office in the Capitol. Members of the About Face veterans group came to Gillibrand’s office “to demand to meet, call for an end to the siege on Gaza and for a #CeasefireNow.” “She refused to meet with us,” the group posted on...
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) went after fellow presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Thursday, saying his comments about former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley’s teenage daughter during Wednesday’s debate were “out of bounds.” During the debate, Ramaswamy criticized Haley as a hypocrite over her daughter’s use of TikTok, pointing out that the candidate portrayed TikTok as...
Thanks to an effort to force a vote on the matter in the Senate, nearly three thousand individuals who have remained law-abiding under home confinement for nearly three years could be returned to prison to serve the remainder of their sentences behind bars. For both public safety and fiscal responsibility, this is a bad move. Home confinement...
President Biden weighed in Thursday on Sen. Joe Manchin’s decision not to run for reelection, touting the various legislation that passed with the help of the West Virginia Democrat despite an at times prickly relationship. “For more than forty years — as a state legislator, a Secretary of State, a Governor, and a Senator —...
Wisconsin's Republican-controlled Legislature on Thursday withheld final approval for a $2 billion tax cut expected to be vetoed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.
NC State Auditor Beth Wood crashed her state-issued vehicle, prompting an investigation which uncovered incidents of using the car for personal activities.
Adams County, Illinois Judge Robert Adrian faces potential removal from office as a judicial oversight group determines whether he bypassed the law in reversing a rape conviction.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasted Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., for her use of a chant that many have associated with calls for the elimination of Israel, which she denied.
The Illinois legislature has voted to allow construction of small modular nuclear reactors beginning in 2026, but failed to take up new legislation on a private school scholarship program.