Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s longshot challenge to President Biden in the 2024 Democratic presidential primary is exposing some of the commander-in-chief's electoral soft spots.
Former President Donald Trump's lawyers won't be allowed to tell jurors next week that he'd like to testify at a rape trial but might decide against it because he wants to spare New York City from logistical burdens posed by his presence, a federal judge said Thursday.
Drug overdose deaths in Kentucky fell by 5% in 2022, offering a sign of hope that treatment efforts are relieving an addiction epidemic that remains a public health crisis, Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday.
Colorado Democratic lawmakers killed an ambitious bill Thursday that would have banned the sale and transfer of semiautomatic firearms, citing promises made to their constituents and concerns over the sweep of the ban even in a state still reeling from a mass shooting in Colorado Springs months earlier.
More than half a century after his father’s promising presidential bid was cut short by assassination, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a bid to unseat Joe Biden as the Democratic presidential nominee. Despite Biden’s status as the incumbent, a USA Today poll published the day Kennedy began his campaign found that the political heir has the support of 14% of Democrats, a stunning showing against a president who only managed to maintain the favor of two-thirds of his party, according to the poll.
At a time when establishment media pundits, and even some Republicans, are insisting that the GOP should distance itself from conservative policies, conservative governors in swing states are seeing all-time high approval ratings.
That a whistleblower is set to report about political interference in the investigation into presidential son Hunter Biden is no surprise. The investigation, or rather what looks like a failure to investigate, has smelled of corruption for years. We can only hope that with a whistleblower now willing to talk, the liberal media finally will treat this corruption as the full-blown scandal it seems to be.
Major policy discussions currently underway in Washington are wrapped around one piece of legislation that will impact Americans’ relationship with food for years to come: The 2023 farm bill. Last reviewed, passed and signed into law in 2018, the farm bill is once again up for discussion. And with discussion comes opportunity for change. One...