Liberal justice’s retirement puts Wisconsin Supreme Court majority back on ballot
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, a liberal, announced her retirement Thursday, opening up a seat on the hotly-contested high court's bench.
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Florida judge rules school has to temporarily allow transgender teacher to use preferred pronouns
A Florida judge temporarily blocked a pronoun law from being enforced against one nonbinary and two transgender teachers this week.
Japan’s Kishida Urges US to Maintain Its ‘Pivotal Role’ in the World
‘The world needs the United States to continue playing this pivotal role in the affairs of nations,’ the prime minister said in an address to Congress. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida addressed a joint meeting of Congress during his visit to Washington on April 11. He shared his nation’s commitment to being the United States’s
House Armed Services Committee Hearing on Intelligence Posture, Efforts to Counter China
The House Armed Services Committee holds a hearing at 3:30 p.m. ET on April 11 to “review the U.S. defense intelligence enterprise’s posture and examine current capabilities and efforts to counter the People’s Republic of China.” Witnesses: The Honorable Milancy D. Harris, Acting Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence & Se… Original News Source Link
More than 40 Senate Republicans call for Mayorkas impeachment trial in letter to Schumer
Nearly the entire Senate Republican conference signed a letter to Schumer demanding he allow a full impeachment trial for Mayorkas to play out.
Latinos favor Trump over Biden on economy, support president shutting down border, poll finds
Former President Donald Trump is more popular with Latino voters than President Biden on the issues of crime, the economy and immigration, a poll found.
‘Expect NPR to suffer’ under GOP admin: Republicans renew call to defund outlet amid bias scandal
Senate and House Republicans sounded off about NPR after a senior editor at the outlet made allegations of bias within the newsroom.