City Votes to Remove Fluoride From Water Supply Amid RFK Jr. Announcement

The City Commission in Winter Haven, Florida, voted to remove fluoride from its drinking water. Another U.S. municipality this week has decided to remove fluoride from the water supply, after a federal judge ordered a federal agency to look into alleged health issues posed by the compound and ahead of the second Trump administration. A

Republicans Sue to Prevent Counting of Undated Ballots in Pennsylvania Senate Race

The state Supreme Court had earlier rejected an appeals court ruling that not counting undated ballots in a special election violated the state constitution. Republicans have asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to intervene in the state’s Senate race, alleging that several counties are violating the court’s prior ruling by counting undated mail-in ballots. “Democrats in

Democrat Congressman Launches Bid for New Jersey Governor

Gov. Phil Murphy will not be able to run in 2025 due to term limits. Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.) on Nov. 15 jumped into the New Jersey gubernatorial race, saying he will resist President-elect Donald Trump if elected. “The election outcome was a horrible loss for America,” Gottheimer said in his announcement video. “Every candidate

Speaker Johnson Will Ask House Ethics Committee Not to Release Report on Matt Gaetz

Johnson said that Gaetz’s resignation puts him outside of the jurisdiction of the committee and that releasing the report would be a breach of House rules. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) have become the latest key Republicans in Congress to say that a report detailing the investigation into Rep. Matt

House Votes ‘Yes’ on a Bill That Increases Social Security Checks for Some Pensioners

The bill would eliminate the government offset that can reduce Social Security benefits for those who also receive government pensions of their own. The U.S. House voted in favor of a bill that would increase Social Security payments for certain retirees who are on a pension. The measure passed earlier this week, with 327 lawmakers