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Menendez’s latest corruption scandal is an indictment of Senate Democrats

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) has once again been indicted on corruption-related charges, raising the question of just how much duplicity Democrats are willing to ignore among powerful members of their own party.

Joe Biden’s intentional crisis

JOE BIDEN'S INTENTIONAL CRISIS. The continuing incursion of illegal border crossers into the United States is the most astonishing story in American politics. There have been days recently in which 10,000 people crossed illegally into the country — and remember, in a long-ago era, when Barack Obama was president, a tenth of that was considered a crisis.

First Democrat calls on Menendez to resign

Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN.) is calling on Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ.) to resign in the face of corruption charges, becoming the first Democrat lawmaker to do so. The Hill has reached out to Phillips to confirm this. Phillips, a member of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, said that while everyone is innocent until proven guilty,...

Self-regulation is the answer to our AI quandaries

Americans are skeptical of our lawmakers’ ability to regulate because the government completely failed to rein in social media in the last decade.

McCarthy hopes to pass GOP funding stopgap before shutdown deadline

Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) said Friday that he still hopes to pass a Republican-only short-term spending bill next week, as his party has shifted strategies to focus on passing full-year appropriations bills after a series of defeats this week from the conservatives in his conference. Asked if Republicans will still push forward with a partisan...

Democrats reintroduce anti-harassment legislation for colleges

Democrats on Friday reintroduced legislation that would require colleges receiving federal funding to establish policies that protect enrolled students from harassment based on six protected classes, including sexual orientation and gender identity. The Tyler Clementi Higher Education Anti-Harassment Act, named for the 18-year-old Rutgers student who died by suicide in 2010, would direct colleges to...

Why is UPenn hosting a festival of antisemites?

UPenn is allowing this antisemitic hate-fest to go on while simultaneously receiving nearly $800 million a year in public funds.

Half a million who lost Medicaid due to state errors regained coverage, officials say

The Biden administration on Thursday announced it had reinstated health care coverage for about half a million children and families who had been erroneously disenrolled during the unwinding of expanded Medicaid eligibility. During the COVID-19 pandemic, millions remained on Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) thanks to the continuous enrollment provision that was...

Su can continue serving as acting Labor secretary indefinitely: GAO

Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su can continue serving as the interim head of the department indefinitely, even as her Senate confirmation remains in limbo, according to a report the Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued Thursday. Su, who has been serving as acting secretary since former Labor Secretary Marty Walsh stepped down in March, was nominated...

Ted Cruz claims Democrats could parachute Michelle Obama in as presidential nominee

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) claimed Democrats could “parachute” Michelle Obama in as a presidential nominee if his theory of President Biden dropping out of the race holds true.  Cruz hosts the "Verdict with Ted Cruz" podcast, where he said Monday that he thinks Biden will leave the 2024 race.  “So here’s the scenario that...

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