Donald Trump endorses Ohio congressional candidate Derek Merrin just hours before polls open
State Rep. Derek Merrin received a critical last minute boost from former President Donald Trump in his primary bid for a northwest Ohio congressional seat.
Candidates in Crowded GOP Utah House Race Vow to Fight Feds for Control of Public Lands
In a state where two-thirds of land is managed by federal agencies, Republicans in primary for Rep. John Curtis’ seat say they’ll fight Biden energy policies SALT LAKE CITY–The race to replace retiring Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) in the U.S. Senate pits prominent Utah party rivals against each other in a Senate primary while also
New lawsuit alleges NYC Mayor Eric Adams demanded sex acts from police officer in exchange for career help
A new lawsuit against New York City Mayor Eric Adams alleges that during his time on the police force in the '90s he demanded sexual favors from a colleague in exchange for help with her job.
RNC Files Election Integrity Lawsuit Against Nevada Secretary of State
The Nevada Secretary of State is facing a lawsuit over an alleged failure to maintain accurate and up-to-date voter rolls, undermining voter confidence. The Republican National Committee (RNC) and the Nevada GOP have sued the Nevada Secretary of State, accusing the state’s top elections official of undermining voter confidence by failing to follow federal law
Idaho moves to ban use of public funds for transgender surgeries and hormone therapy
Idaho moves to ban transgender sex change surgeries on public properties in new Republican-led bill.
Still No Deal to Avert Shutdown as Deadline Approaches
Nearly halfway into the fiscal year, Congress has still yet to fully fund the federal government. The United States could be headed for a government shutdown if Congress fails to strike a deal this week on the remaining fiscal year 2024 spending bills members have yet to pass. In a race against time, Congress passed
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson raises eyebrows with comment that First Amendment “hamstrings” government
During Supreme Court arguments challenging the Biden admin's alleged coordination with Big Tech, one justice's comments about the government’s relationship with the constitution raised eyebrows.