Sen. Barrasso’s wife dies after 2-year battle with brain cancer
Republican Sen. John Barrasso of Wyoming announced his wife Bobbi died on Thursday.
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House Speaker, Several Governors Side With Texas Against Feds Over Border Security
The Lone Star State has a posse: governors and state officials across the nation, and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), are among those who have stood with the state in its standoff with the Biden administration over the southern border. On Jan. 24, after the Supreme Court ruled that U.S. Border Patrol could remove razor
Speaker, Several Governors Side With Texas Against Feds Over Border Security
A standoff is brewing between Texas and the Biden administration over the handling of the border crisis. The Lone Star State has a posse: governors and state officials across the nation, and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), are among those who have stood with the state in its standoff with the Biden administration over the
Speaker, Several Governors Side With Texas Against Feds in Border Standoff
A standoff is brewing between Texas and the Biden administration over the handling of the border crisis. The Lone Star State has a posse: governors and state officials across the nation, and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), are among those who have stood with the state in its standoff with the Biden administration over the
Biden revisits Wisconsin to announce $5 billion in funding for infrastructure, including Blatnik Bridge
President Biden is returning to Wisconsin to announce nearly $5 billion in federal funding for infrastructure, including the deteriorating John A. Blatnik Memorial Bridge.
Republican lawmakers push to ban feds from removing border barriers after Supreme Court defeat
Rep. Mike Collins is pushing legislation to help Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in his clash with President Biden's administration over border policies.
EXCLUSIVE: Survey Reveals Extreme Bias Toward Jan. 6 Defendants Among Potential DC Jurors
‘Nearly 50 percent … believe that a fair punishment for Jan. 6ers is life in prison or the death penalty.’ For fear of being judged by biased jurors, Jan. 6 defendants have been trying to have their trials moved to venues other than the District of Columbia for three years. Government prosecutors and judges insist