White House grilled on Harris’ gun ownership, mandatory gun buybacks
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was grilled on what kind of gun Vice President Kamala Harris owns and her stance on mandatory gun buybacks.
Harris drops millions on private jet spending despite calling climate change an ‘existential threat’
Vice President Kamala Harris has spent almost $4 million on private jet flights since July despite calling for people to be "practical" as it relates to climate change.
Wisconsin City Clerk Office Confirms It Sent Out 2,200 Duplicate Ballots
‘This incident involved human error and involved no criminal conduct,’ the clerk’s office of Madison, Wisconsin, says. The City of Madison has confirmed that more than 2,000 voters in Wisconsin’s capital city were sent duplicate absentee ballots, weeks before the November election. “This was a mistake,” Madison city spokesperson Dylan Brogan said. “The clerk’s office
Prosecutors drop negligent homicide charge in Ronald Greene case
Louisiana prosecutors on Thursday dismissed the most serious remaining charge in the deadly 2019 arrest of Ronald Greene, dropping a negligent homicide count against a veteran trooper seen on body-camera video dragging the Black motorist by his ankle shackles and forcing him to lie face down before he stopped breathing. The move comes just a
Not Minnesota nice: GOP congressman playing Tim Walz in debate prep with JD Vance argues he’s an ’empty suit’
Rep. Tom Emmer is playing the role of a fellow Minnesotan, Gov. Tim Walz, Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, in a debate prep session with Sen. JD Vance, Trump's running mate.
Oklahoma schools chief dedicates millions to put ‘a Bible in every school’
Oklahoma's top elected education official said he has almost met his goal for what will be needed to provide every classroom in the state with a Bible.
Appeals Court Seems Skeptical of New York Civil Fraud Suit Against Trump
Some of the judges seemed concerned that James exceeded her authority. Appeals judges in New York fielded multiple questions to the New York attorney general’s office on Sept. 26 indicating they were skeptical of its application of an anti-fraud law to former President Donald Trump’s business practices. The questions came during oral argument over Trump’s