Texas will appeal ruling to block law allowing police to arrest illegal immigrants, Abbott says
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the state will appeal a ruling by a federal judge to block a law that would make illegal immigration a state crime.
South Carolina lawmakers debate electing judges; no big changes expected
Lawmakers in South Carolina's General Assembly are debating making changes in how the Palmetto State choose judges through a new bill which proposes procedural adaptations.
Wisconsin Gov. Evers signs deer hunt license price hike into law
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers of Wisconsin signed a bill Thursday raising the cost of bow and crossbow deer hunting licenses for non-residents of the state.
‘Woefully silent’ AOC blasted in Times Square billboard warning of ‘Trojan horse’ China threat
Billboards popped up in Times Square this week promoting a book on the dangers of China's influence and slamming Rep. Ocasio-Cortez for her positions on the CCP.
Alabama Sen. Katie Britt to deliver GOP response to State of the Union
Washington — Sen. Katie Britt, an Alabama Republican, will deliver the GOP response to President Biden’s State of the Union address next week, Republican Congressional leaders announced Thursday. Britt, 42, became the youngest Republican woman ever elected to the Senate, and the first woman from Alabama, when she won her seat in 2022. In a
Legal experts say Jack Smith’s runway to try Trump before 2024 election ‘just got a lot shorter’
Legal experts give their opinions on the implications of the Supreme Court reviewing former President Trump's claims of presidential immunity.
Nevada county election official resigns after taking charge of controversial 2022 hand-count plan
A rural Nevada county's top election official, Mark Kampf, will be resigning at the end of March after calling for a hand-count in the 2022 midterm elections.