In this episode of NTD’s “Profiles of Service,” we sit down with Senator and former Florida governor, Rick Scott. Scott talks about what it takes to get things done in the U.S. Senate and his approach to leadership. “You don’t lead through dictatorships, you lead by having a great mission and a great team and
Law enforcement experts raise questions about the Secret Service’s protective measures as lawmakers consider extra funding. Although the U.S. Secret Service thwarted a gun-toting man’s apparent plan to shoot former President Donald Trump as he golfed on Sept. 15, the incident adds to prior security-lapse concerns, police officers with decades of experience have told The
The Moscow-backed attempts have shifted their focus from the current president to Democratic Party presidential nominee Kamala Harris, a new report says. Russian state-backed efforts to interfere in the U.S. presidential elections have begun to focus on targeting the campaigns of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, according to a new report by Microsoft. The Sep.
The money will cover pensions, compensation, and benefits. Another deficit is expected next fiscal year. The House passed a bill on Sept. 17 to give additional funding to the Department of Veterans Affairs as the agency faces a budget shortfall. The bill, which was introduced by Rep. Mike Garcia (R-Calif.) and would give the VA
Israel’s astonishing attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon on Tuesday culminated in the explosion of thousands of Hezbollah terrorists’ pagers. It left at least nine dead and 2,800 injured, according to the latest reports. But it left many wondering why it wasn’t followed by a larger offensive incursion into Lebanon, from which Hezbollah has for the
Senator Gary Peters, who has been vocal about combating Islamophobia, declines to put name on statement condemning attack Pro-Palestinian protest during University of Michigan’s 2024 commencement ceremony (Nic Antaya/Getty Images) Days after a group of young men attacked a University of Michigan student after overhearing him say he was Jewish, most of the state’s top
Group behind affirmative action ban says decline in Asian students is evidence of discrimination The view across Hewitt Quadrangle of Commons, Yale University / Facebook The group behind the lawsuit that brought down affirmative action in college admissions is demanding answers from universities that saw almost no change in the racial breakdown of their classes