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Union: Four teachers from Florida county died from COVID-19 in last two days
Four teachers in Broward County, Fla. have died from COVID-19 in the last two days, according to the head of the teachers union. Anna Fusco, president …
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Moderates vow to block budget to secure infrastructure funding
A group of House moderates is throwing a wrench in the Democrats’ two-prong economic agenda, threatening to block a multi-trillion-dollar budget bill until party leaders enact the Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure packag…
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DeSantis backs off threat to slash school officials' salaries
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Thursday backed off his threat to slash school officials’ salaries should they impose mask mandates in defiance of his executive order. …
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A tale of two chambers: Trump's power holds in House, wanes in Senate
The infrastructure debate dominating Capitol Hill this summer is highlighting the sharp contrast between the chambers when it comes to the influence of former President Trump over the GOP.Nearly …
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Hundreds of students forced to quarantine in Florida county due to COVID-19
More than 400 students in Palm Beach County, Fla., were required to quarantine just two days after schools began instruction due to an outbreak of the coronavirus, according to local officials.Palm Beach Coun…
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Biden urges Californians to vote against effort to recall Newsom
President Biden on Thursday urged California voters to reject an upcoming recall vote that could remove Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) from office.”Gov. @GavinNewsom is leading California through unprecedented crises-he’s a…
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NASA ups the odds of Bennu asteroid hitting Earth
A NASA scientist said Wednesday that the likelihood of the Bennu asteroid hitting Earth within the next century or two has increased. However, Davide Farnocchia stressed that Earthlings shouldn’t…
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Greene waves off concerns of hospital overcrowding: 'We can't live forever'
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) on Thursday waved off concerns over hospitals exceeding capacity due to COVID-19, saying “we can’t live forever.”
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Supreme Court blocks part of New York's eviction moratorium
The Supreme Court on Thursday temporarily blocked part of an eviction moratorium put in place by New York state amid the coronavirus pandemic.The order was unsigned but appeared to break along f…
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