House Republicans in Iowa kick majority leader over budget issues
Idaho Republicans ousted state Rep. Megan Blanksma of Hammett in a vote following budget disagreements, saying she stands by her "concerns" over the proposed budgeting process.
Fans of New York Congressional Candidate Mazi Pilip Remain Hopeful Despite Polls
Newsday/Siena College poll shows 48 percent of voters support Mr. Suozzi compared to 44 percent for Ms. Pilip. On the day the Congressional District 3 (CD-3) candidates debated each other on News 12, a new poll found that Republican candidate Mazi Pilip is trailing Democratic candidate Tom Suozzi by four points; however, conservative supporters in
Nebraska lawmaker proposes ‘stand your ground’ gun law
Nebraska is considering joining the majority of GOP-led states by introducing a "stand your ground" law. This bill aims to protect those who use deadly force in self-defense.
Open Border Profiteers Create Death: 2023 Saw a Huge and Terrible Global Immigration Maelstrom. 2024 Will be Worse
The Darién Gap migration crisis, driven by the UN Global Compact on Human Migration, reached unprecedented levels in 2023, with a staggering 520,000 migrants navigating the perilous jungle corridor from Colombia to Panama. The Democrats have created a maelstrom by enticing people with their promises of open borders- they have made a powerful whirlpool –
Biden official claims special counsel report was ‘Comey moment’
An unidentified Biden official told Politico that Special Counsel Robert Hur's decision not to recommend charges against President Biden was a "Comey moment."
Trump waits for Supreme Court verdict on eligibility for the Colorado ballot
Trump waits for Supreme Court verdict on eligibility for the Colorado ballot – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Donald Trump is waiting for a pivotal Supreme Court decision regarding his eligibility for the Colorado ballot, centered on whether his involvement in Jan. 6 events could lead to disqualification. View CBS News In Be
President Biden lashes out after special counsel’s remarks on his memory
President Biden lashes out after special counsel’s remarks on his memory – CBS News Watch CBS News During an impromptu news conference, President Biden contested the special counsel’s critique of his ability to recall personal milestones following a report clearing him of criminal charges related to his handling of classified documents. View CBS News In