President Donald Trump’s executive order to overhaul the nation’s elections now faces two legal challenges in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Mayoral hopeful Scott Stringer pitches OT cuts, on-site daycare for NYPD in recruitment push
“Improving public safety requires ensuring our city has enough officers on the beat, and the truth is, it’s not just budgetary restrictions preventing us from Read More
Morning Brief: Trump’s Tariffs, Le Pen Barred & Social Security Fraud?
Trump’s tariffs go into effect at midnight as foreign leaders and state governors scramble to negotiate last-minute deals. Populist leader Marine Le Pen is banned Read More
First election test for Trump’s term surprisingly close in FL, GOP looks to increase razor-thin House majority
Voters in two congressional districts in Florida head to the polls as Republicans aim to keep control of both solidly red seats and strengthen their fragile House majority, despite the Democrat candidates massive fundraising advantage.
Musk shares ‘mind blowing’ chart showing millions of ‘noncitizens’ given Social Security numbers under Biden
‘We went there to find fraud and we found this by accident,’ DOGE advisor said.
Trump’s pick for Joint Chiefs chair Daniel ‘Razin’ Caine set for Senate grilling
As President Donald Trump eyes a Pentagon overhaul, his nominee for Joint Chiefs chairman, bold strategist Lt. Gen. Dan “Razin” Caine, is set to take questions from the Senate on Tuesday.
Georgia governor expected to sign ‘Riley Gaines Act,’ which bans trans athletes from entering girls’ sports
The Georgia legislature passed a bill Monday to prohibit biological boys from participating in girls’ sports and using girls’ spaces, including restrooms and locker rooms.
Multi-Billion Dollar Federal ‘Job Corps’ Is A Breeding Ground For Rape And Crime, Data Show
A multi-billion dollar federal program pays hardened adult criminals and runaway teens to live together in dormitory-like environments run by companies with lucrative contracts, leading Read More
Georgia bill lowering threshold for proving intellectual disability in death penalty cases heads to Gov. Kemp
A bill easing Georgia’s strict requirements for a person facing the death penalty to be considered intellectually disabled now awaits Gov. Brian Kemp’s signature.
Trump, eyeing 3rd term, keeps attacking elite institutions – and many are caving
From flirtations with skirting term limits, to suffocating agreements with major law firms, President Trump is once again re-asserting his status as a perpetual controversy magnet.