Biden pardoning LGBTQ+ service members convicted for sexual orientation

President Biden is pardoning LGBTQ+ service members who were convicted of a crime under military law based on their sexual orientation, he is expected to announce Wednesday. The Biden administration estimates the move will affect “thousands” of service members convicted over the six decades that military law formally banned consensual homosexual conduct, senior administration officials

Boebert wins crowded House GOP primary in new Colorado district

Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert has emerged victorious in the primary election in her new Colorado district. The controversial Congresswoman defeated five GOP opponents in a competitive primary in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District and will be favored to win the seat in November’s general election. Rep. Lauren Boebert declares victory on Tuesday night in Windsor, Colorado,

Latimer wins NY-16 primary, CBS News projects, beating incumbent Bowman

NEW YORK – CBS News projects George Latimer has won the closely watched Democratic Primary Election in New York’s 16th Congressional District, beating incumbent Jamaal Bowman. It was the most expensive House primary race in U.S. history: More than $25 million was raised and spent.  A recent Emerson College poll showed Latimer, who got into the race in

Boebert wins crowded House primary in new Colorado district

Rep. Lauren Boebert talks to supporters on Primary Election Night in Northern Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert talks to supporters on Primary Election Night in Northern Colorado 01:23 Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert has emerged victorious in the primary election in her new Colorado district, according to the Associated Press. The controversial Congresswoman defeated five GOP opponents

IRS apologizes to billionaire Ken Griffin for leaking his tax records

The IRS issued a rare apology to billionaire investor Ken Griffin for releasing his tax records to the press, as well as to other taxpayers whose information was breached, the tax agency said in a statement on Tuesday. “The Internal Revenue Service sincerely apologizes to Mr. Kenneth Griffin and the thousands of other Americans whose personal information