Florida House passes bill to prohibit homeless people from sleeping in public
The Florida House passed a bill on Friday that would prohibit homeless people from sleeping in public and require local governments to fund homeless camps.
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Republican Senate leader fight expected to put party rift between factions on full display
The race for a new Senate Republican leader is expected to showcase the deepening division within the party as mainstream Republicans and hardliners push toward alternative goals.
Liberal paper alters quote, distorting Republican candidate’s abortion stance and upending House race
A liberal paper in California distorted a Republican House candidate's stance on abortion when it printed a false quote in a candidate questionnaire.
What to know about 3 states awarding delegates in GOP presidential race on Saturday
Three states will award GOP delegates on Saturday where former President Trump looks likely to continue his successful string of elections inching him closer to the nomination.
Nikki Haley gains endorsements from moderate GOP senators amid uphill primary battle
GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley has received her first two senatorial endorsements from Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski.
Case over deletion of deceased North Dakota AG’s emails will not be prosecuted
A special prosecutor will not press charges over the deletion of late North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem's email account shortly after his 2022 death.
Major drug stores start selling abortion pill some say is ‘dangerous’ for women ahead of landmark SCOTUS case
CVS and Walgreens, the two largest pharmaceutical chains in the U.S., are set to begin selling the abortion pill mifepristone this month, just weeks before the Supreme Court is slated to hear arguments regarding its approval.