Georgia Congressional delegation, Gov. Brian Kemp call for federal study on deepening lower Savannah River to allow massive ships into Southeast’s busiest port. Sorry to dredge it up again, but the lower Savannah River needs to be dredged up … again. Eighteen months after completing a 25-year, $973 million expansion that deepened its ship channel
Rep. John Moolenaar said he looks forward to helping the United States ‘win the competition against the CCP.’ Michigan Republican Rep. John Moolenaar will take over the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party after the early retirement of the panel’s chairman Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.) next month. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), in
‘These are all Biden-run things,’ President Trump said of his numerous legal entanglements. ‘The lawfare that they’re doing is incredible.’ Former President Donald Trump alleged on Monday that President Joe Biden is behind every single one of the “lawfare” attacks against him and that all the cases he’s embroiled in amount to “election interference” that
‘Keeping a hundred folks off the street is different than a thousand folks everyday. So I am sounding the alarm,’ says Tucson City Manager Michael Ortega. Arizona’s city of Tucson may be only days away from a crisis as millions of dollars in federal funds, which had been used to finance programs to house and
The former president also blamed President Joe Biden for the ongoing war in the Middle East. Former President Donald Trump criticized Israel’s decision to visually publicize its ongoing war in the Gaza Strip in an interview on Sunday, March 24. “I think Israel made a very big mistake,” he said in an exclusive interview with
Employees in the office will be part of the Office of Talent Management, which is part of the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer. The House of Representatives’ Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) was disbanded on March 22 due to the spending bill that was enacted last week. The $1.2 trillion bill to fund
Ballot measure allowing Pennsylvania voters to decide if voter ID should be required has stalled in committee Voters must show identification to vote in 36 states, but no voter ID is required in 14—mostly Democratic—states, including Pennsylvania. Republicans in Pennsylvania are trying to change that with a constitutional amendment. To change the state Constitution, a