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Michigan GOP leader apologizes after 'assassination' remark
Michigan Republican Party Chairman Ron Weiser offered an apology on Saturday after making reference to “assassination” as he was discussing some of the state’s leaders. …
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Mother of 6 killed in North Carolina road rage incident
A mother of six was fatally shot during a road rage incident in North Carolina, officials said Thursday.The Robeson County Sheriff’s Office said in a …
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DOJ: New York county violated voter rights in House race
The Justice Department has determined that a county in New York violated voter rights in a House race last year for the state’s 22nd Congressional District. …
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Boehner throws support behind Republican who backed Trump impeachment
Former Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) is throwing his support behind an Ohio Republican who voted to impeach former President Trump, according to an invitation …
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Mo Brooks calls Capitol rioters 'fools'
Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) called the rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 “fools,” and said they harmed the Republican Party. Brooks made the c…
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China sanctions wife of Joe Manchin, other US and Canadian officials
China has placed sanctions on a handful of U.S. and Canadian officials in a tit for tat response amid growing tensions over the suppression of ethnic and religious minorities in Xinjiang province….
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Birx says hundreds of thousands of COVID-19 deaths 'could have been mitigated'
Former White House coronavirus response coordinator Deborah Birx says that hundreds of thousands of deaths “could have been mitigated” early on in the pandemic. …
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Michael Flynn's brother sues CNN for $75M over QAnon reports
John “Jack” Flynn, brother of former national security adviser and retired general Michael Flynn, and his wife Leslie are suing CNN for $75 million in a defamation lawsuit filed in federal court Thursday.
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Asian American official reveals war scars during town meeting to push back against racism: 'Is this patriot enough?'
An Asian-American official revealed his war scars from serving in the military while discussing racism at a recent town meeting in Ohio.
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