Cornyn clashes with Ken Paxton over support for foreign aid bill
“Ken, your criminal defense lawyers are calling,” Cornyn wrote on social media.
Former Israeli Hostage Tells of Hamas Sexual Abuse
An Israeli former hostage detailed accounts of sexual abuse of female captives taken by Hamas on Oct. 7, in the latest horrific description from someone who was once in the terror group’s custody. “Every time we talked about it, at least one of the people said that they had suffered sexual and physical abuse, about
Wall Street and Hollywood Titans Team Up to Back Biden
The Biden campaign’s main fundraising bodies raised more than $262 million in 2023. The rich and famous are ready to bankroll the Biden campaign, according to federal disclosures. Accounting for all of its financial mechanisms, the Biden campaign entered 2024 with more than $100 million on hand. President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign will rely on
Mayors want work permits extended to keep migrants employed, receive new asylum seekers
A group of mayors and county executives are calling on the feds to extend work permits for migrants so they won't lose their jobs and districts can cater to new asylum seekers.
Hearings Continue in Georgia Election Interference Case Against Trump
Judge Scott McAfee hears the case of the State of Georgia v. Donald John Trump at the Fulton County Courthouse in Atlanta, Georgia, on Feb. 13. Former President Donald Trump and 17 others are charged in an indictment that accuses them of illegally conspiring to subvert the will of Georgia voters in the 2020 presidential
LIVE NOW: Hearings Continue in Georgia Election Interference Case Against Trump
Judge Scott McAfee will hear the case of the State of Georgia v. Donald John Trump at the Fulton County Courthouse in Atlanta, Georgia, on February 13. Former President Donald Trump and 17 others are charged in an indictment that accuses them of illegally conspiring to subvert the will of Georgia voters in the 2020
South Dakota Gov. Noem fills 2 legislative seats after state Supreme Court ruling on conflicts of interest
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has filled two legislative seats that had been vacant, one of which had been empty for months, after a ruling by the state Supreme Court.