Over twenty Republican attorneys general are warning the American Bar Association that its diversity and inclusion standards may violate the Constitution. Led by Tennessee Attorney Read More
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John Fetterman to receive top Jewish college’s highest award for his stance on Israel
Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman will receive the highest honor awarded by the top U.S. Jewish university this week, the New York City school confirmed Read More
Nearly half of all US governors urge drastic change for global health organization before new pandemic hits
Two dozen Republican governors don’t want the World Health Organization (WHO) to call the shots in the case of another global pandemic, according to a Read More
Rand Paul endorses GOP Utah Senate candidate to replace Romney, says he’s the ‘type of Republican’ needed
A Utah Senate candidate who vowed to “push back against the establishment” if he’s elected has earned the support of Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., who Read More
Fauci adviser’s alleged destruction of COVID origin docs must be probed by AG: Rand Paul
Sen. Rand Paul is calling on the Justice Department to probe whether a top adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci improperly concealed, and perhaps even destroyed, Read More
GOP AGs ask SCOTUS to hear Mexico’s lawsuit blaming US gun manufacturers for cartel violence
A cohort of 27 top Republican prosecutors have filed an amicus brief at the Supreme Court, asking it to take up a case brought by Read More
Thomas Massie, GOP rebel who defied Trump and tried to oust Johnson, survives primary threats
Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., prevailed in a three-way Republican primary on Tuesday night, paving the way to an eighth term representing his deep red Kentucky Read More
Embattled Trump prosecutor fights to keep job as Georgia among five states holding elections Tuesday
Four states – Georgia, Kentucky, Idaho, and Oregon, hold primary contests on Tuesday, including several congressional showdowns that could shape key contests in the autumn Read More
Balance of power: Vulnerable Dems look to differentiate themselves from unpopular Biden
Some of the most vulnerable Democratic Senate incumbents up for re-election in November have looked to highlight their disagreements with President Biden ahead of the Read More
Reporter’s Notebook: Washington is no longer the center of politics; it’s now New York City
When the U.S. Congress first convened on March 4, 1789, it did so at Federal Hall in Lower Manhattan. New York was the first seat Read More