Biden launches billion-dollar climate work program as part of Earth Day actions
President Biden is moving forward with establishing the "groundbreaking" climate corps program, employing thousands of Americans to fight global warming.
‘Its the Economy, Stupid!’ Black and Hispanic Voters Embrace Trump on Economics and Well-Being
Commentary Epoch Times reporter Tom Ozimek recently wrote in these pages of former President Donald Trump’s encounter with Kayla Montgomery, a young Republican political consultant whose business is to “engage young, black professionals, students, and community members” in the Atlanta area. The ex-president and Ms. Montgomery met at a Chick-fil-A restaurant during an impromptu campaign
Cotton and Hawley: Send in the National Guard to Columbia
Republican Sens. Tom Cotton and Josh Hawley called on President Joe Biden to send the National Guard to Columbia University as pro-Palestinian demonstrations that saw over 100 people arrested last week roil the campus. The senators issued the appeal for federal action as Monday marks the beginning of the Jewish holiday of Passover. Over the
Trump Challenges Motives Behind ‘Hush Money’ Case: ‘This Is What Takes Me Off the Campaign Trail’
Former President Donald Trump questioned the merits of the charges laid against him in the so-called hush money criminal trial when he spoke to reporters on Monday at a New York City court house. Calling the trial “very unfair,” the presumptive Republican candidate for the Oval Office says he believes the motivation to have him
Climate politics and the bottom line — CBS News poll
For many years addressing climate change has been framed, at least in political debates, as one that carries an economic tradeoff: Could we afford to do it, even if we think it’s otherwise a good idea, or would it cost jobs and money in a world so dependent on fossil fuels? This framing endures today
Trump rails against Manhattan DA Bragg, says ‘numerous other agencies’ didn’t push case
Former President Donald Trump gave public remarks Monday afternoon from Manhattan court after the trial wrapped up early for the day due to a juror's appointment.
Supreme Court sharply divided over enforcing municipal homeless camping ban
The Supreme Court appears deeply conflicted over a city's ban on homeless camping in public spaces that is meant to fight the growing homelessness crisis.