A federal judge has dismissed a suit brought by a Florida tax attorney attempting to disqualify former President Donald Trump from running for reelection on the basis of fomenting an insurrection in 2020.
Ukrainian forces have made "notable progress" in the southern Zaporizhzhya region in the last 72 hours as their counteroffensive, now in its third month, picks up momentum against Russian defensive lines, the White House said Friday.
Never Back Down, a super PAC aligned with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, asked Republican donors to help raise $50 million just hours before he walked onto the stage for the first Republican primary debate on Aug. 23.
With several more Democratic cities and states complaining about illegal immigration and begging the White House to help, how much longer can President Joe Biden get away with his narrative that the border is secured?
A Florida school district postponed an early-season high school football game due to a “COVID-19 outbreak.” It appears to be the first event in recent months that had to be canceled because of COVID. This comes amid claims of a resurgence of the virus and rumors of a potential return to at least some of the pandemic’s preventative measures.
Former MSNBC pundit Keith Olbermann has shown he will attack anyone who disagrees with him or his warped, radical political ideology. He used to have a segment dubbed “worst person in the world,” which lambasted people for what he perceived as outlandish and horrible things. The feature is part of his current podcast. Olbermann’s targets typically included politicians.
“Frankly, whenever elections come up politicians tend to unveil grand measures aimed at resolving the birthrate issue,” Choi Seul-ki, a demographer in South Korea, told the Wall Street Journal. “But cash is a limited incentive in changing people’s outlook on life.”
Ukrainian forces penetrated an initial line of Russian defenses on the war’s southeastern front this week, raising hopes of a major breakthrough in its counteroffensive campaign as troops push toward the Sea of Azov to cut off Russian supply lines. Ukraine still has a long way to go — but the first line of defense...
Texas stopped charging sales tax on menstrual and baby products starting Friday, becoming the 24th state to do so as women’s rights groups argue the taxes are discriminatory. The products — including menstrual pads and baby diapers — were previously taxed as “luxury goods” in Texas at a 6.25 percent rate, but will now be...