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Evanston lawmakers approve reparations to Black residents in first for any US city
Evanston, Illinois became the first city in the United States to approve a plan to pay reparations to Black residents who are the direct decedents of slaves or minorities who have been discriminated against over the last…
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Good luck, Dan Bongino!
Bongino, a right-wing talk-show host seeking to emulate the late Rush Limbaugh, has been given the herculean task of taking over Limbaugh’s afternoon radio time slot.
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Conservative group says polling shows Dems' voting rights bill 'out of sync with American voters'
The Honest Elections Project, a conservative group that advocates for more restrictive voting laws, is releasing polling on Tuesday arguing that H.R. 1, Democrats’ sweeping election reform and voting rights bill passed by…
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Senate Republicans torn over return of earmarks
Senate Republicans are split on whether to embrace or reject the return of earmarks as the caucus leans into deficit concerns under the Biden administration. …
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The Memo: Trump battles to stay relevant
Former President Trump is trying to stay center stage but he faces several challenges in doing so, including his ban from Twitter, the taint of the Jan. 6 insurrection and the plain fact that the country is moving on….
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10 dead in Colorado supermarket shooting
Ten people died including a police officer in a shooting at a Boulder, Colo., supermarket on Monday, Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold said Monday evening.Police said 51-year-old Eric Talley, who…
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House Democrats demand answers on slow $1,400 checks
A group of House Democrats is calling for answers on reported delays in getting the current round of $1,400 direct payments under the recently passed $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus plan to people who do not have to fi…
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NY Times estimates wealthy Americans are refusing to pay $1.4 trillion in uncollected taxes
The New York Times editorial board on Sunday laid out a plan for how the U.S. could recover $1.4 trillion in taxes that would otherwise go uncollected. The Times …
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Ohio coffee shop owner asks Biden and transgender rights supporters not to buy his coffee
An Ohio coffee shop owner is drawing attention online after footage surfaced showing him asking supporters of President Biden and transgender rights not to buy his coffee, …
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