Republicans Beat Democrats in May Fundraising: Filings

While Democratic Party organizations maintain a cash-on-hand advantage, the Republican Party’s groups are shrinking the lead. The Republican National Committee outraised the Democratic National Committee in May, according to federal records. Monthly disclosures filed June 20 with the Federal Election Commission showed that both the GOP’s central party committees and its congressional committees outperformed their

RFK Jr. Campaign Fundraising Slumps in May: Filings

The Kennedy campaign’s overall income dropped by nearly $14 million between April and May, according to federal disclosures. Fundraising for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign dropped sharply in May from April, with one donation in the six figures and none reaching the million-dollar level, according to public disclosures filed with the Federal

Biden Administration Proposes to Limit Cutting Old-Growth Trees

White House proposes modifications to protect old-growth forests across 128 land management plans. The Biden administration has proposed restricting logging within old-growth forests to ensure millions of acres are conserved. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Forest Service submitted a draft environmental impact statement for the proposed plan amendment to the federal register on June

Judge Hears Arguments on Trump Motion to Dismiss Classified Documents Case

Updated 36 mins Ago The defense argues special counsel Jack Smith was unlawfully appointed. | Published Jun 21, 2024 | Updated Jun 21, 2024 Just now U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon is hearing arguments today on whether special counsel Jack Smith’s appointment was lawful. Former President Donald Trump has moved to dismiss his classified documents

Paxton Warns Texas Schools Not to Comply With Title IX Transgender Rules or Face Legal Action

Title IX changes give men who identify as women the right to use female restrooms and locker rooms, and to join female-only organizations. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has issued an advisory to Texas schools, warning of potential legal action against any school district that adopts policies and procedures that align with the federal Department