Republican Dave McCormick looks to unseat Sen. Bob Casey in a key Senate race. The Nov. 5 general election is just six months away, and fresh off the April 23 primary, Pennsylvania voters now know the players and can expect an escalation of political rhetoric. It will come from every direction, in the form of
‘I’m not going to get into specific numbers for operational reasons, but I believe they will make a difference,’ said national security adviser Jake Sullivan. The Biden administration covertly shipped long-range missiles to Ukraine in March to assist the embattled nation against Russia’s invasion. The administration shipped the long-range Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) to
‘It is nothing short of insane that there are some who are entering other people’s homes and claiming them as their own,’ Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill that protects homeowners from squatters—people who occupy people’s homes without permission and refuse to leave—with a new law imposing stiffer penalties
Blinken is in China for a three-day visit with a mission to press the regime to address a wide range of U.S. concerns. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will raise U.S. concerns about the Chinese regime’s handling of human rights during his three-day visit to China, the State Department confirmed. “In every engagement that we
The proposed ban of flavored milk drew much opposition from the dairy industry, parents, and school administrators. Schools across the country will need to include less sugar and salt in meals but can keep chocolate milk on the menu, the Biden administration said in its announcement of new nutrition standards published Wednesday. The new rules
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed charges last year against 16 alternate electors from the 2020 election. An official with the Michigan attorney general’s office revealed in court this week that former President Donald Trump has been named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the state’s investigation into 2020 election interference. Howard Shock, a special agent
The Senate’s first vote on April 23 will be on a national security package that includes foreign aid for the war-torn nations of Ukraine and Israel, as well as the Indo-Pacific. The vote comes three days after the House passed the bills with bipartisan support over the objections of those among the GOP’s right flank.