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Beginning of the end for DACA; federal judge says 'Stop'
The judge said DHS should have complied with the rule making procedures; therefore, the DACA program has never had legal status.
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Most Arizona Republicans say election audit will show Trump won: poll
A majority of Arizona Republicans in a new poll said that a partisan election audit there will show that former President Trump won the state’s 11 Electoral College votes instead of President Biden.Sixty-two percen…
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Five people shot, including ambulance crew, in Arizona attack
A series of attacks on paramedics, firefighters and police on Sunday left five people shot, several children missing and one person dead in Tucson, Ariz., …
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Kasie Hunt headed to CNN after NBC departure: report
Kasie Hunt is headed to CNN as the network aims to expand and promote its streaming platforms, according to a new report.Hunt, who announced last week that she was leaving NBC, was offered an annual salary of betwe…
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GOP seeks to make Biden synonymous with inflation
Republicans are seizing on rising inflation as they attempt to derail President Biden’s economic agenda and take back control of Congress in next year’s midterm elections.GOP lawmakers have highl…
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Juan Williams: The GOP is criminally reckless on COVID
OPINION: Republicans are stoking fears over vaccinations in pursuit of political advantage.
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Appeals court sides with CDC on COVID-19 rules for cruise ships
A U.S. appeals court has issued an order temporarily blocking a ruling from a federal judge in Florida last month that barred…
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Number of Texas state Democrats to test positive for COVID-19 rises to 5
Two more Texas state Democrats have tested positive for COVID-19 after traveling to Washington, D.C., last week, bringing the total number of cases to five as of Sunday evening.The Texas House De…
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Texas Senate votes to nix teaching requirement calling white supremacy 'morally wrong'
The Texas state Senate has passed legislation that would repeal requirements to teach the history of white supremacy and the ways “in which it is morally wrong,” among other lessons pertaining to prominent people of color…
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