No Labels, the centrist group gunning for a third-party presidential bid, announced Thursday the process it plans to use to pick a presidential ticket. The group voted last week to move forward with a "unity ticket," even as the race solidifies into a general election rematch between former President Trump and President Biden, who have...
Republican senators and conservative judges are sharply criticizing a new policy aimed at combatting so-called “judge shopping,” which has allowed state attorneys general and advocates to effectively choose their judges in some cases. In letters to about a dozen chief judges across the country, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) — along with Sens. John...
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A super PAC supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential bid said it plans to spend “at least” $10 million on ads leading up to the November election. American Values 2024, which is led by co-founder Tony Lyons, will use the ads to clarify Kennedy’s positions and record ahead of the general election. “We probably wind...
Yellowstone National Park has issued actor Pierce Brosnan a fine and is requiring him to pay several fees after he walked through an off-limits thermal area in the park. According to the Department of Justice (DOJ) in the District of Wyoming, Brosnan, 70, was fined $500 for the incident and is required to pay a...
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged 17 people for their alleged roles in a $300 million Ponzi scheme that targeted more than 40,000 predominantly Latino investors, according to a complaint filed in federal court in Houston, Texas, on Thursday. The complaint follows the SEC’s emergency action in September 2022 that halted the company accused...
The Missouri state Senate voted 19-10 on Thursday in favor of a sweeping education bill, which is aimed at expanding access to non-traditional K-12 schooling.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's call for new elections in Israel has sparked intense reactions from political leaders across party lines, with many calling him a "hypocrite."
A Delaware bill requiring gun buyers to be fingerprinted, trained, and issued state permits has cleared the Legislature and now heads to the desk of a supportive Gov. John Carney.