Senate passes short-term spending bill to fund govt until March, says there will be no shutdown
The Senate passed the second "laddered" short-term spending bill that will keep government agencies funded through March 1 and March 8.
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New Mexico state Republicans file impeachment articles against Dem governor over gun control
New Mexico Republican Reps. Stefani Lord and John Block have filed articles of impeachment against Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham over gun control.
UPenn, which hosts Biden’s think tank, sees Chinese donations soar, including from CCP-linked sources
The university housing President Biden's think tank recently saw its donations from China triple from its previous reporting period, records show.
Georgia Trump prosecutor Fani Willis faces hearing on alleged misconduct
A state court in Georgia will hear evidence relating to alleged misconduct by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who launched a case against former President Trump.
Survivor winner turned Kentucky lawmaker apologizes after bill mistakenly allowed sex with first cousins
State Rep. Nick Wilson, R-Ky., apologized for mistakenly omitting first cousins on an anti-incest bill intended to combat cyclical, familial sexual abuse.
Wisconsin Republican push to impeach elections official faces internal opposition
Efforts by some Republicans to impeach Wisconsin's top elections official have been labeled by Assembly GOP majority leader Tyler August as a "big show for the cameras."
Transgender candidates in Ohio could be disqualified from ballot for failing to disclose ‘deadnames’
Transgender candidates running as Democrats in Ohio could be disqualified from the ballot if they do not disclose their previous names from before they transitioned.