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Trump 'very disappointed' in Kavanaugh votes: 'Where would he be without me?'
Former President Trump told the author of a new book that he is “very disappointed” in votes from Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, whom Trump nominated to the bench in July 2018.”I don’t wa…
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Texas Democrats launch a war they probably cannot win
The Democratic gambit will be deemed a failure to the extent to which GOP attacks on Democrats for “dereliction of duty” resonate with Texas voters,
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'Just say we won,' Giuliani told Trump aides on election night: book
Former President Trump’s ex-lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, advised campaign aides on election night last November to “just say we won” as the vote counts were still coming in and the results of the election were widely unkn…
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Virginia suburb of DC extends streak as 'America's Fittest City'
Arlington, Va., is the fittest U.S. city for a fourth consecutive year as the Washington, D.C., suburb topped the 2021 list put out by the American College of Sports Medicine and the Anthem Foundation….
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Trump getting tougher for Senate GOP to ignore
Senate Republican leaders have tried to put former President Trump in the rearview mirror, rarely mentioning his name and keeping focused instead on the Democratic agenda, but Trump’s iron grip on the party’s grassroots i…
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California rule bans K-12 students from campus if they refuse to wear masks
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CNN: Tucker Carlson 'furious' at Fox News execs for not defending his NSA spying claims
Fox News host Tucker Carlson is reportedly “furious” with Fox News executives for not “backing him up” over his allegations the National Security Agency (NSA) was spying on him.”Tensions are sky high,” a source fam…
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Biden officials say booster shot not currently needed following Pfizer meeting
Pfizer officials briefed U.S. health officials on Monday about preliminary data concerning the need for a third shot of the company’s COVID-19 vaccine, but the Biden administration said its stance has not changed that a b…
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Graham: Bipartisan infrastructure pay-fors are insufficient
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), the top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, says his colleagues need to come up with additional pay-fors to cover the cost of an eight-year, $1.2 trillion bipartisan infras…
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