Net neutrality requires internet providers to treat all websites with the same speed as opposed to favoring some. The Federal Communications Commission is set to vote on whether to restore an Obama-era policy that would treat the internet as a utility such as water and gas. FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democrat, announced on April
Former President Donald Trump is cheering an effort, led by Republicans in Nebraska, to switch the state’s electoral college system to a purely winner-take-all contest. Nebraska is currently one of two U.S. states that award some of their presidential electors to the winner of district-level contests, with Maine being the other state to follow a
A new Wall Street Journal poll found that former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden in six critical swing states. This comes as voter discontent appears to be fueled by concerns about President Biden’s job performance and economic management. When asked which candidate they would support, voters in multiple states selected President Trump over
The new-look Republican National Committee and the former president say they brought in a considerable amount of donations. The Republican National Committee (RNC) and the campaign to reelect former President Donald Trump said they raised a combined $65.6 million in March. According to an April 3 release from the RNC, the Republican entities ended the
The former congresswoman said that she met with Robert F. Kennedy several times and the pair have become good friends. Tulsi Gabbard, the former Hawaii Congresswoman who left the Democratic Party in 2022, reportedly turned down an offer to join Robert F. Kennedy’s presidential ticket. “I met with Kennedy several times, and we have become
Frequent violent disturbances at the Inn of Chicago have worried residents. Chicago police were called to an illegal immigrant shelter hundreds of times over the past year, in many cases to investigate allegations of violent crimes, records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request show. The documents, obtained by resident Terry Newsome and reviewed
White House spokesman Adm. John Kirby sparred with a reporter at a Tuesday press conference about who is to blame for the immigration crime crisis. Mr. Kirby laid the blame squarely on House speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) for not passing a controversial border and spending bill, while Fox News reporter Peter Doocy asked about alte…