Blinken leaves Middle East without hostage deal, says Hamas proposal has ‘absolute non-starters’
Secretary of State Antony Blinken departed the Middle East with little progress made in negotiating a hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas.
Senate GOP leans toward advancing foreign aid bill without border policies
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Jeffries open ‘in principle’ to national security-only package if Senate can pass
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Border Patrol Union Endorses Mazi Pilip in New York Congressional Race
Mazi Pilip and Tom Suozzi are vying to represent New York’s Congressional District 3. While Congressional District 3’s Republican candidate Mazi Pilip held a press conference in Queens Village to announce an endorsement by the National Border Patrol Council, her opponent, Democrat Tom Suozzi, was at a virtual press conference responding to the failure by
Kansas lawmakers approve 93% pay raise for themselves starting next year
Kansas is poised to significantly increase the pay for state legislators, nearly doubling their compensation. The raise would bring their total pay to almost $58,000.
Supreme Court set to hear arguments over Trump’s eligibility for 2024 ballot
Washington — The Supreme Court is set to convene Thursday for oral arguments over whether former President Donald Trump is eligible for a second term in the White House, a dispute that puts the nine justices into new legal territory and could have sweeping implications for the 2024 presidential race. The case before the high court,
USVI hopes ranked choice voting makes difference in primary politics
In a Republican presidential primary race that’s been winnowed from a dozen major candidates to just two before many states have had a chance to weigh in, some voters and state parties argue something in the process needs to change. Dennis Lennox, executive director of the Republican Party in the U.S. Virgin Islands, hopes the