Nikki Haley, the last Republican challenger to Donald Trump, vowed to stay in the race for the GOP nomination Tuesday, saying she feels “no need to kiss the ring.” The former ambassador to the United Nations and governor of South Carolina said during a campaign stop in Greenville that she’s “far from” dropping out of
Washington — A group of Senate Republicans are pushing for the chamber to hold a comprehensive impeachment trial against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, urging leadership to “ensure that the Senate conducts a proper trial,” despite a Democratic majority that’s expected to move quickly to dismiss the effort. The House voted to impeach
Republican businessman Eric Hovde announced Tuesday he’s running for Senate in Wisconsin, in a bid to unseat Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin. “Our country is facing enormous challenges: our economy, our health care, crime and open borders — everything is going in the wrong direction,” Hovde said in a 30-second launch video. “All Washington does is
The justice’s finding that former President Donald Trump is liable for fraud has some investors taking their business elsewhere. Some real estate investors are losing interest in investing in the Big Apple after New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron’s staggering ruling last week in a civil fraud case against President Donald Trump. President Trump
A group of 18 Republican lawmakers is calling on President Joe Biden to take his 2024 reelection campaign off of the Chinese-controlled TikTok social media app, raising concerns that his use of the app poses a national security risk. “TikTok endangers national security, and this concern is aggravated by the platform’s appeal to young people
One of the bills require political candidates to disclose the use of AI-generated content in ads and communications. The Wisconsin assembly on Thursday passed two bills aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in political advertisements and within state agencies amid the upcoming November elections. The first bill requires political candidates and groups
Harvard University is probing an anti-Semitic cartoon that both faculty and student groups shared Monday, the school announced. “Such despicable messages have no place in the Harvard community,” the university said Monday in a statement. “We condemn these posts in the strongest possible terms. This matter is being reviewed by the university and is being