I have great faith in our democratic process and the will of the American people at the ballot box, but the emerging threat of technological misinformation campaigns consistently used by our adversaries seeks to interfere with that will.
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) called out companies for “shrinkflation” Monday after Sesame Street’s Cookie Monster expressed frustration with the practice in a social media post. “Me hate shrinkflation! Me cookies are getting smaller,” Cookie Monster said in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. Brown, who serves as the chair of the...
A group of passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight that was grounded after a midair door blowout in January have filed a lawsuit against Boeing and the airline, accusing the companies of negligence as Boeing investigates manufacturing defects in its 737 Max 9 aircraft. The suit, filed Feb. 20 in Oregon, adds to legal trouble...
A U.S. appeals court has reversed a judge's decision to stop a Texas law from going into effect that would let police arrest and jail illegal immigrants.
Jewish students from across the U.S. say that it is "open season for Jews on our campuses" as antisemitic incidents skyrocket at colleges of all types.
The Maryland House and Senate are both advancing bills designed to improve the juvenile justice system in response to an increase in crimes like auto theft and handgun violations.
Chinese investors and Asian criminal organizations may be taking over the illicit marijuana trade in the U.S., sparking calls for stronger crackdowns across the country.
The KY House passed a bill that would set standards for student conduct aboard school buses and consequences for violations thereof after bus drivers organized a sickout.