These Dem Senators Want Biden To Reinstate Houthi Foreign Terror Designation—After Praising Its Removal As ‘Welcome’

Bob Casey, Sherrod Brown signed onto letter from left-wing lawmakers trashing ‘hasty designation of Houthi rebels’ L: Sen. Sherrod Brown (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) R: Sen. Bob Casey (Mark Makela/Getty Images) In 2021, Sens. Bob Casey (D., Pa.) and Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) praised President Joe Biden for his “positive” and “welcome” decision to pull the

California School Districts Under Federal Investigation Amid Anti-Semitism Accusations

Two California school districts are under federal investigation amid accusations against the districts of anti-Semitism. Although it is unclear whether the inquiries are specifically about anti-Semitism, the Department of Education in the past week opened probes into the San Francisco Unified School District and the Oakland Unified School District, both of which have received criticism

First PAC Created to Fund GOP Candidates Who Disavow COVID-19 Vaccines

What began as a social media campaign calling on candidates in races across the country to pledge their support for pulling the COVID-19 vaccine off the market has grown into a Political Action Committee (PAC) dedicated to funding campaigns that support the cause. Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, a practitioner in Texas and founder of Coalition

Don Trump Jr. ‘Would Love’ Tucker Carlson to Be President Trump’s VP

He expressed strong support for Tucker Carlson to be former President Donald Trump’s running mate—and so potentially the US Vice President. Former President Donald Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., said Thursday he “would love to see” Tucker Carlson be the former president’s running mate in the 2024 presidential election—though he had some positive things to

Mississippi Approves $1.9 Billion Electric Battery Plant for Industrial Vehicles

Deal is the second-largest capital investment in the state’s history and will create 2,000 jobs Mississippi lawmakers have approved a $482 million incentive package, attracting three companies to invest $1.9 billion in building a battery plant for industrial electric trucks in the state’s northern region. It is the second-largest capital investment in the state’s history, following approval