Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said on Tuesday that Israel would not pay any price for the return of hostages still held by Hamas amid ongoing negotiations to secure their release. Asked about the 134 hostages who remain in Gaza, Smotrich told Kan Radio that their return was “very important”
The National Guard deployment, tasked with helping Texas build its border wall, will be South Dakota’s fifth amid the border crisis. South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has ordered the state’s National Guard troops to deploy to the southern border to help Texas deal with record-shattering waves of illegal immigration. Ms. Noem, a Republican, said that
The lawsuit—filed by Reps. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.), Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), and Thomas Massie (R-Ky.)—was rejected by the lower courts. The Supreme Court has refused to take up an appeal of a group of House Republicans regarding the pay that was docked because they did not follow the COVID-19 mask mandate in the House of
A bill that aims to make it safer to cross busy, dangerous roads and avert rising pedestrian deaths and injuries by requiring states invest in making streets safer is being introduced in Congress on Tuesday by two Ohio lawmakers. The Save Our Pedestrians Act, introduced by Ohio Reps. Mike Carey, a Republican, and Emilia Sykes,
The Biden administration is scaling back its push to shift Americans from gas-powered to electric vehicles, a move aimed at appeasing automakers and labor unions ahead of the presidential election this fall, according to the New York Times. The Environmental Protection Agency last spring introduced stringent limits on tailpipe emissions, effectively requiring at least 67
The GOP likely got a huge boost on Feb. 20 in its hopes of unseating the incumbent progressive as businessman Eric Hovde threw his hat into the ring. The GOP raised its hopes of unseating incumbent Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) as wealthy businessman Eric Hovde announced his candidacy on Feb. 20. “Do you feel like
The secretary of state’s office said that the matter is now being fixed. Nevada’s Secretary of State’s office on Monday said that reports of numerous voter irregularities found on Sunday were caused by an error that is now being fixed. Voters found that unmailed Nevada ballots were showing up as counted when the voters had