Fani Willis tells church congregation she’s ‘thriving’ despite critics’ attempts to ‘humiliate’ her
District Attorney Fani Willis said Thursday at an AME church in Georgia that despite attempts by her attackers to "humiliate" her, she is 'thriving.'
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GOP Notches Big Win in Charity Baseball Game
WASHINGTON—In a feat they surely hope to replicate at the polls this November, Republicans beat Democrats by 20 runs on June 12 at the Annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity. The Democrats fought valiantly; for a moment it seemed as if the contest would be closer than last year’s blowout. But by the end of
Justice Department finds Phoenix Police have used excessive force, discriminated against minorities
The Justice Department says an investigation into the Phoenix Police Department has found examples of discrimination and use of excessive force.
Supreme Court Rejects Attempt to Trademark ‘Trump Too Small’
The justices agreed in judgment but disagreed in how they reached their conclusions. The Supreme Court ruled on June 13 against an attorney claiming that federal law violates the First Amendment by prohibiting him from trademarking the insult “Trump too small.” That phrase is a double entendre emanating from an exchange between then-candidate Donald Trump
Trump, Youngkin meet for first time as GOP eyes winning Virginia in November
Former President Donald Trump met with Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, and the two discussed efforts to flip the Old Dominion red in the 2024 election.
President Biden says he is ‘extremely proud’ of Hunter, though will not pardon him
President Biden said he is "extremely proud" of his son Hunter for overcoming addiction, though he will not pardon him after being found guilty on federal gun charges.
Homelessness skyrockets in sanctuary city as migrants surge into shelter
Chicago saw a threefold increase in the number of people classified as homeless after the sanctuary city was hit by the ongoing migrant crisis.