Rashida Tlaib ‘proud’ to not vote for Biden in Michigan Democratic primary
Rep. Rashida Tlaib released a video statement touting her vote in protest of President Biden during Michigan's Democratic primary.
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Five-term Indiana Mayor Tom Henry says he has late-stage stomach cancer
72-year-old Mayor Tom Henry of Fort Wayne, Indiana announced Monday he has late-stage stomach cancer and that his "prognosis is not good" but he will begin chemotherapy next week.
White House in Panic Mode Over Michigan Ballot Protest Against Biden: Report
The White House and President Joe Biden’s campaign team are reportedly in panic mode over an effort in Michigan urging Democratic voters to protest his handling of the Israel-Hamas war by voting “Uncommitted” in the state’s Tuesday presidential primary. “They are freaking out about the uncommitted vote,” a Democrat close to Biden said of the
Wisconsin Democrat governor asks Republicans to release $125M to combat ‘forever chemicals’ pollution
The battle between Wisconsin Republican legislators and Democrat Gov. Evers over a 'forever chemicals' bill heated up Tuesday with the Governor stressing his veto of the legislation as it stands.
Fani Willis Faces New Pressure as Judge Orders Nathan Wade’s Ex-Lawyer to Testify About Relationship
A judge has ordered special prosecutor Nathan Wade’s ex-lawyer to take the witness stand, with expectations he may reveal damning testimony for DA Fani Willis. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis faces renewed pressure as the judge considering whether she should be disqualified from the case against former President Donald Trump has ordered special prosecutor
Republican presidential candidate Ryan Binkley drops out, endorses Trump
Republican presidential candidate Ryan Binkley suspended his campaign and threw support behind former President Trump amid the "corrupt allegations and indictments" he's facing.
Court Blocks 800,000 Non-Citizens From Voting in New York City Municipal Elections
800,000 non-citizens won’t be able to vote in New York City’s municipal elections because an appellate court found the new city law unconstitutional. The second-highest court in the state of New York has ruled that a law enacted by the New York City Council that allowed non-citizens to vote in municipal elections is null and