Trump permitted to attend son Barron’s graduation after ripping trial judge for delaying decision
Former President Trump was granted permission to attend his son Barron's graduation in Florida next month amid the NY v. Trump trial in Manhattan.
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California’s population has grown for the first time since 2019, according to governor’s report
The populous state of California has seen a major decline in population since 2019, but it is finally seeing the growth in the state's residential numbers according to a report.
Who are Trump’s potential VP picks? Here are some who are in the running
Former President Donald Trump has been fielding questions about who’s on the shortlist to be his vice president and the qualities he’s looking for in a running mate, even though the Republican National Convention is still months away. Sources close to the Trump campaign say Trump is likely to make the announcement closer to the
Johnson to kick off wide-ranging House probe on college campus antisemitism
House Speaker Mike Johnson is readying to announce a probe into colleges and universities' handling of antisemitism.
DeSantis touts Florida lawsuit seeking to block Biden’s Title IX changes
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis touted a lawsuit from multiple states pushing to block President Biden from integrating transgender ideology into U.S. colleges.
Poll Shows GOP Narrowing Gap in Pennsylvania Senate Race
A new poll this week shows that in Pennsylvania’s Senate race, Republican challenger Dave McCormick has closed more than half of the lead held by incumbent Democratic senator Bob Casey over the past two months. Casey is now leading McCormick by only 4 percentage points—46 percent to 42 percent—with around 12 percent of polled Pennsylvania
Columbia Suspends Media Access to Campus ‘As a Safety Measure’
Move comes after students stormed campus building and hoisted ‘intifada’ banner (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images) Columbia University suspended media access to campus “as a safety measure” Tuesday morning, just hours after student protesters stormed a campus building, barricaded the entrance, and hoisted an “intifada” banner. “Media access to campus is suspended,” Columbia’s Office of Public