Former three-term GOP Gov. George Pataki claims Republican mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa has a chance to win City Hall, given how far the Democratic candidates Read More
Category: Politics
US Political News at all levels National, State, and Local.
New State Dept Measures Unveiled: How Foreign Students Will Be Screened For U.S. Entry
The State Department will resume granting student visas, but with heightened social media protocols to monitor possible support for terrorism or “a history of political Read More
Discounted college tuition for illegal immigrants policy leads DOJ to sue Kentucky
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s lawsuit follows similar victory in Texas battle over illegal immigrants receiving in-state college benefits.
NY Pride Pleads for Cash Donations as Corporate Donors Flee
New York’s pride parade, the highest-profile annual LGBTQI+ gathering in the U.S., is looking for individual cash donations as corporate sponsors flee the event.
The post NY Pride Pleads for Cash Donations as Corporate Donors Flee appeared first on Breitbart.
Trump unsure whether to support Josh Hawley’s push to raise minimum wage
President Donald Trump signaled he was not sure about whether, or not, he would support a recent proposal led by GOP Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley Read More
Top Trump ally predicts Senate will blow past ‘big, beautiful bill’ deadline
Sen. Ron Johnson doubts the GOP’s timeline to pass Trump’s bill before July 4, citing deficit concerns and the need for more time to properly review the legislation.
Morning Brief: SCOTUS Makes Trans Ruling, Iran Talks Tough, And Dems On Thin ICE
The Supreme Court upholds Tennessee’s ban on transgender medical procedures for minors. The 6–3 decision is a landmark victory for parents and conservatives, and a Read More
Trump downplays signs of MAGA unrest over possible military strike on Iran
Trump responds to divisions within his MAGA base over possible Iran strikes, stating supporters are “more in love” with him while insisting Iran “can not have a nuclear weapon.”
How an original Rooftop Korean got red-pilled: ‘These protests are not organic’
They became the stuff of Second Amendment lore — young men with firearms, patrolling the streets and positioned on rooftops in the Koreatown neighborhood during Read More
‘Instincts for restraint’: Senate divided over who gets to declare war
The Senate is divided on war powers as Trump weighs military action against Iran’s nuclear sites. Some argue the Constitution gives Congress the sole authority to declare war.