Rep. George Santos is running for reelection, brushing aside concerns over him fabricating parts of his biography and resume, and putting him on a crash course with local GOP leaders who want to see him gone.
The sorry state of New York City is that of a city run by overly empathetic naifs who have deluded themselves into thinking that criminals are just victims of societal circumstances. The result is the social decay of the city itself.
Rep. Brendan Boyle (D-Pa.) mockingly endorsed fellow Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) to win his GOP House primary election after the first-term congressman, who has admitted to lying about his resume, announced his run for reelection on Monday. “I hereby formally endorse George Santos to win the GOP nomination for Congress from his district,” Boyle wrote...
Lawmakers of both parties may have gotten more than they bargained for during a field hearing in New York City on Monday organized in the shadow of former President Trump’s indictment in the city. Ostensibly about high crime rates in New York under the leadership of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg (D), who is prosecuting...
As the Republican field for 2024 comes into sharper focus, GOP lawmakers in Washington have started to pick sides early in the primary fight. Even after he became the first sitting or former president to face criminal charges, former President Trump has seen a flock of Republicans in D.C. line up behind him as he...
Former President Trump will travel to New Hampshire next week to deliver remarks in the first primary state on the GOP calendar, his campaign announced Monday. Trump will travel to Manchester for a speech on April 27. It will mark his first visit to the Granite State since late January, when he spoke at an...
The drug pricing debate in Washington has kicked back into high gear, and it is more contentious, convoluted and misguided than ever. Who’s on what team? Whose “turn” is next? And, most importantly, what is in the best interest of patients and taxpayers? These questions may sound rhetorical, but they’re questions that Congress should be...
The sole abortion provider in West Virginia is no longer challenging the state law imposing a near-total ban on abortions. In a court filing Monday, Women's Health Center of West Virginia said it voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit after its physician "determined that he will not be able to resume providing abortion care in West Virginia"...