Cuomo Blames COVID-19 Nursing Home Order on Unknown Staffer During Testimony to Congress

Former New York governor says he still would have issued the mandate, knowing what he knows now. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo told members of Congress on June 11 that he was not responsible for an order requiring nursing homes to accept residents discharged from hospitals even if they still had COVID-19, according to

California Initiative to Reform Prop 47 Qualifies for November Election Ballot: Secretary of State

Measure to revise Prop 47 garnered more than 600,000 valid signatures. California’s Secretary of State, Shirley Weber, notified state elections officials on June 11 that a measure to reform Proposition 47 has qualified for the November ballot. Proposition 47, commonly referred to as Prop 47, was passed a decade ago by voters in California with

White House ‘Equity’ Requirements Holding Back EV Charging Station Construction, Internal Docs Show

In 2021, the Biden administration pledged it would build 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations by 2030. So far, it’s built seven. Last month, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg—who administers the funds apportioned for EV charger construction in the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Act—said Americans should not be surprised at the time it takes to stand up

China’s Top Drone Drone Manufacturer Enlists Texas Company To Avoid Federal Bans

China’s Da-Jiang Innovations Science & Technology Co. (DJI) stands to lose its 58 percent share of the domestic commercial drone market should the House of Representatives pass Rep. Elise Stefanik’s (R., N.Y.) Countering CCP Drones Act. Fortunately for China’s top drone manufacturer, the company already has a workaround in place. Enter Anzu Robotics, a one-man

Utah Republicans Face Off in Last Gubernatorial Debate Ahead of Primary

Incumbent Gov. Spencer Cox and state Rep. Phil Lyman describe two different approaches to Utah’s government in a debate two weeks before primary election. Gov. Spencer Cox and state Rep. Phil Lyman (R) hit the debate stage on June 11 ahead of Utah’s Republican gubernatorial primary. The debate pitted an incumbent governor against a state