Court rules Prince Philip's will to remain sealed for 90 years
London’s High Court has ruled that the will of the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, husband to Queen Elizabeth, will remain sealed for 90 years to maintain the monarchy’s “dignity.”Judge Andrew McFarlane of t…
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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis makes history marrying long-time partner Marlon Reis
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, the first openly gay man to be elected a state governor, made more history on Wednesday marrying his longtime partner Marlon Reis. “The greatest lesson we …
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Attorney indicted on charge of lying to FBI as part of Durham investigation
A federal grand jury on Thursday indicted attorney Michael Sussman on a charge of lying to the FBI during the 2016 campaign, marking the second prosecution brought by John Durham, the special counsel tapped by…
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Arizona Senate president requests Cyber Ninjas turn over election audit documents
Arizona Senate President Karen Fann (R) requested Cyber Ninjas “immediately” turn over documents related to the GOP-led audit of the 2020 election in Maricopa County. …
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Newsmax host screams at guest for critiquing Trump on Afghanistan: 'Cut him off!'
A Newsmax host on Wednesday screamed at a guest on his program after the guest suggested both President Biden and former President Trump’s administrations are to blame for the crisis in Afghanistan.The guest, Joe S…
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Biden goes after top 1 percent in defending tax hikes
President Biden on Thursday went after big corporations and wealthy Americans while promoting his economic agenda that congressional Democrats are working to get across the finish line.”Let me ask you this, where i…
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France cancels DC gala in anger over Biden sub deal: report
French officials on Thursday canceled a gala at the country’s Washington, D.C., embassy over the Biden administration’s decision to scrap a $40 billion nuclear submarine deal that the European nation had signed with Austr…
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Trump offers sympathy for those charged with Jan. 6 offenses
Former President Donald Trump in a Thursday statement offered sympathy for those charged for their participation in the Jan. 6 riot, while not mentioning a controversial rally at the Capitol scheduled for Saturday t…
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Democrats brace for toughest stretch yet with Biden agenda
House Democrats this week wrapped up the bulk of committee work on a $3.5 trillion package of social benefits and climate programs – a massive undertaking that advances what would be a legacy-defining domestic agend…
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