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Judge rules states were too late in ratifying Equal Rights Amendment
A federal judge ruled Friday that a number of states that voted to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) in recent years were too late in their approval for it to be added to the Constitution.The ruling from U.S….
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Johnson says leaving office after 2022 'probably my preference now'
Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson (R) said Friday that he has not decided on whether to run for reelection next year but hinted that retiring after the end of his second term is “probably my preference now.”Johnson made a…
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Missouri pastor faces backlash after suggesting wives should lose weight, strive to look like Melania Trump
A Missouri pastor sparked outrage following a sermon he gave that many are calling sexist and misogynistic.
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Study shows there was no 'mass exodus' from California last year
Despite claims of a “mass exodus” from California in the past year, a new study released Thursday from a nonpartisan think tank found that 2020 exits from the most highly-populated American state largely mirrored hi…
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The eight Democrats who voted 'no' on $15 minimum wage
One of President Biden’s top policy goals, an increase in the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025, suffered a big setback Friday when eight members of the Senate Democratic caucus voted against it.
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Democratic drama snags unemployment deal
Democratic drama over unemployment benefits is snagging the Senate’s coronavirus relief debate.The Senate has been stuck in a state of limbo for hours as senators try to figure out the path forward on 10 weekly une…
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Psaki: 'We don't take advice' from Trump on immigration
White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Friday defended the Biden administration’s immigration agenda as Republicans, including former President Donald Trump, argue President Biden’s rhetoric and policies have spurred a…
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As gas prices soar, Americans can blame Joe Biden
While Biden’s $1.9 trillion “American Rescue Plan” would send cash to millions, much of that windfall may go to pay for higher gasoline and home heating prices.
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Trump attacks Karl Rove: 'A pompous fool with bad advice'
Former President Trump Thursday evening fired back at longtime Republican strategist Karl Rove, who in an opinion pi…
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