Daniel Hanlon is hoping to defeat his former boss in the South Carolina primary in June. Rep. Nancy Mace’s (R-S.C.) former chief of staff has filed to run against her as she seeks reelection to a third term. Daniel Hanlon, whom Ms. Mace reportedly fired last month, filed his statement of candidacy with the Federal
The "sugar brother" of President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, is threatening legal action against criminal defense attorney Jonathan Turley.
A growing dispute between Texas and federal authorities over the management of the US-Mexico border in Eagle Pass, Texas, escalated when Texas authorities blocked US Border Patrol from a 2.5-mile area, including Shelby Park, citing a surge in migrant crossings. A growing number of Americans are experiencing a sense of increasing anxiety as they witness
President Biden promised Friday to "shut down the border" with the "emergency authorities" he claims carve-outs of a Ukraine aid bill opposed by the GOP would confer him.
Both sides of the aisle agree Oregon is in crisis — homelessness, drug use and livability are the major concerns — but can they effectively reverse course?
The events of this past week suggest President Joe Biden is planning to get out there on the campaign trail and actually run for reelection instead of hiding in his basement where he belongs. It’s going to be a long election season. Biden, 81, was alarmingly incoherent during a series of campaign-style events in the
One student group has pledged to shut down ‘business as usual at MIT’ during upcoming semester Sally Kornbluth (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) A group of concerned parents is urging the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to impose “serious consequences” on student protesters who violate school rules and disrupt class, accusing university leaders of failing to provide “an