Biden to hold first public event of the week before flying to beach house
President Biden has appearances before press at the White House and open to the public in Delaware scheduled today. It will mark the first public appearance in several days.
Businesses, governments work to boost cyberdefense amid shortage in workers
U.S. government entities are devoting more time and resources to bolster cyberdefenses, including the Florida Center for Cybersecurity at the University of South Florida.
Harris VP pick Tim Walz’s top five ‘weird’ moments in the spotlight
Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, Gov. Tim Walz, has hit the headlines for a number of comments he has made over his career and in recent days.
Minnesota Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Voting Rights for Felons on Probation
Challengers argued that the new law was unconstitutional because it returns voting rights to felons on release, before civil rights are returned. The Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously upheld a 2023 state law returning voting rights to Minnesotans with felony convictions immediately after their release from prison. In its Aug. 7 ruling, the state’s highest court
John Avlon Says He’s Been Living on Long Island for Years. Public Records Raise Questions.
After years of commenting on politics, CNN weekend anchor John Avlon, a self-proclaimed “centrist,” decided to, in his words, “step up and get off the sidelines.” In February, the former Rudy Giuliani speechwriter announced that he was running as a Democrat to unseat Republican representative Nick LaLota in New York’s First Congressional District, located in
Biden-Harris Admin Said a $1B Program Would Bring Thousands of Solar Panels to Puerto Rico. Years Later, Only a Few Have Been Installed.
The Biden-Harris administration has, for years, vowed to deploy thousands of solar panels to stabilize Puerto Rico’s power grid amid regular blackouts, government mismanagement, and ever-increasing residential electricity rates. But, years after making that promise, a $1 billion program central to that effort yielded only a tiny handful of solar panels, the Washington Free Beacon
Harris’ VP pick faces backlash over resurfaced calls to transfer ‘most dangerous terrorists’ to US facilities
Gov. Tim Walz voted against a measure in 2009 that would have blocked the federal government from transferring inmates into the U.S. from Guantanamo Bay.