Medically-assisted suicide bill dies in Virginia Legislature
Virginia lawmakers on Monday postponed for another year a vote on a bill proposing the allowance of medically-assisted suicide in the state.
Congress tries to avoid a shutdown—again
Chad Pergram shares his analysis on last week's congressional blunder: Congress could not work together to pass four spending bills and failed to advert a partial government shutdown.
GOP Wisconsin lawmaker announces run for Mike Gallagher’s House seat
Wisconsin state Sen. Andre Jacque announced Monday his intent to run for a congressional seat being vacated by fellow Republican Mike Gallagher.
Wisconsin Gov. Evers signs off on massive child tax credit expansion
Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Monday signed into law a Republican-authored bill significantly expanding the state childcare tax credit.
Retired Army officer charged with sharing classified Ukraine info on dating site
Washington — A retired Army lieutenant colonel was arrested Saturday and accused of illegally disclosing sensitive national defense information on a foreign dating site, according to charging documents. David Franklin Slater, 63 — who most recently worked as a civilian Air Force employee assigned to United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) — allegedly communicated with an
Texas lawmakers hammer Biden for ‘never’ speaking to ex-border chief during his tenure
House Republicans from Texas are blasting President Biden after his former border patrol chief said he never heard from either him nor Vice President Harris during his two-year tenure.
Rubio calls on US media outlets to cut ties with CCP propaganda outlet China Daily
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., sent a letter Monday to multiple major U.S. media outlets, urging them to cut their ties with CCP-owned newspaper China Daily.