Ohio Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown urges Biden to end campaign
Sen. Brown called on President Biden to end his campaign on Friday, becoming the 34th Congressional Democrat to do so.
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Lawsuit over Tennessee law that puts limits on drag shows dismissed by federal court in win for Republicans
A federal court of appeals dismissed a lawsuit brought last year by an LGBTQ group over a law that restricts drag shows deemed "harmful to minors."
Jason Aldean, Hulk Hogan, Other Celebrities Appear at RNC to Support Trump
A handful of celebrities attended the Republican National Convention this week. A handful of entertainers, celebrities, and other high-profile figures were among the tens of thousands who descended on Milwaukee, Wisconsin, this week to attend the Republican National Convention (RNC), where GOP delegates formally nominated former President Donald Trump as the official presidential candidate for
Mothers Blame China, Cartels for Using Fentanyl to Wage War on US Families
Marquita Berry remembers hearing music playing softly as she walked into her son’s bedroom last October. She found him sitting cross-legged at the end of the bed, leaning forward, with one earbud resting on his shoulder. “I reached out to touch him, and I could tell that he was no longer….” Ms. Berry said, her
Panama president dismisses this key issue as a ‘United States problem’
Panama's newly-elected president is dismissing the migrant crisis as a "United States problem," saying new deportation flights are only voluntary.
California Dem Who Repeatedly Accused Republicans of Trying To Destroy Democracy Calls for National Unity
Practice ‘loving your neighbor,’ Will Rollins says after claiming his opponent will ‘do anything to tear down our democracy’ Will Rollins (@WillRollinsCA/X) California Democrat Will Rollins recently wrote that “loving your neighbor” shouldn’t depend on politics, but the congressional candidate has called Republicans and his opponent, Rep. Ken Calvert (R., Calif.), “extremists” who want to
Appeals Court Refuses to Halt EPA’s Coal-Fired Plant Emissions Rule in Lawsuit by Industry Groups, AGs
A federal appeals court has refused a request by a coalition of attorneys general and fossil fuel industry groups to pause a federal regulation aimed at reducing carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants, allowing it to remain in force while the legal challenge plays out. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for