With more and more disasters occurring across the U.S., now is the time to discuss the long-term role of the federal government in helping survivors recover.
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) reflected on the controversy after she was kicked out of a Denver theater on Sunday, saying the incident has been “humbling.” Boebert was kicked out of a theater during a production of the Beetlejuice musical for vaping and causing a disturbance. Her office initially denied the vaping claims, but video from...
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) has modified her controversial order banning firearms in the state’s capital city, now limiting its scope to city parks, she announced Friday. Grisham announced a ban on all firearms — open and concealed carry — in and around Albuquerque earlier this month, citing a spate of violent crime...
Former Vice President Pence backed Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Ala.) holds on senior military promotions, supporting his protest over military abortion policy. “On day one, I’ll direct the Department of Defense to to stop using taxpayer dollars to undermine pro-life laws in states around the country,” Pence said in a speech Friday. “Sen Tommy Tuberville is...
New Hampshire, best known for its leadoff presidential primary, is also a crucial general election battleground and the only purple state in blue-shaded New England.
The release of a sex video made by a woman running for a House of Delegates seat in Virginia is roiling the race for the majority in the state’s legislative chamber. Susanna Gibson and her husband livestreamed a video of them performing sexual acts on the website Chaturbate and asked viewers to pay them money,...
Simmering tensions between Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) are boiling over as the Florida Republican heightens his threat to oust the GOP leader from his post. The bitterness between the two GOP lawmakers — which stretches back to the Speaker’s race in January — hit a fever pitch on Tuesday when Gaetz warned...
Economically, things were supposedly turning around for President Joe Biden. Unemployment had fallen to 3.8%, GDP was growing, and wages briefly grew faster than inflation for the first time in his presidency.