Fetterman ‘at fault’ for Maryland car accident that injured him, wife, and other driver
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman was reportedly at fault for a car accident that injured himself, his wife and another driver in Maryland over the weekend.
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CEO Testifies Amtrak Has Never Returned a Profit, Hopes to Break Even by End of Decade
Stephen Gardner says the pandemic pushed Amtrak’s financial progress back several years, but May was the most profitable month in company history. Amtrak CEO Stephen Gardner testified to the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on June 12 that the national rail company has yet to turn a profit in a 12-month period but hopes to
Biden to Sign Security Agreement with Ukraine at G7 Summit
President Joe Biden is set to sign a bilateral security agreement with his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, on Thursday, signifying continuing U.S. support for Ukraine’s national security. White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan announced the plans to finalize this bilateral agreement during a discussion with reporters aboard Air Force One on Wednesday. The forthcoming
‘Privacy nightmare’: 19 states fight SEC’s investor tracker
Twenty-three officials are sending a letter to Speaker Mike Johnson, calling for him to send the Protecting Investors' Personally Identifiable Information Act to the floor.
WATCH: Media Praise Impartial DOJ, Forget It Tried To Give Hunter Biden Sweetheart Deal
After Hunter Biden’s conviction on federal gun charges this week, the media seized on the verdict as proof of the impartiality of President Joe Biden’s Justice Department. “To say that the Biden DOJ is only going after Trump and Republicans is inaccurate,” one MSNBC pundit said following the jury’s decision. “You have a president of
Trump to meet face-to-face with this top Republican leader for first time in nearly four years
Longtime Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell says he'll be in attendance on Thursday as Senate Republicans meet in the nation's capital with former President Donald Trump.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Mobile Absentee Voting Sites
The Wisconsin Supreme Court issued a split decision on Tuesday upholding a lower court’s ban on the use of mobile voting sites in the upcoming presidential election but allowing the designation of alternate absentee ballot sites in line with policy in place since 2016. The Wisconsin Supreme Court granted a partial stay in a case