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Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. replaces banned weed, LGBTQ rights flags — with bigger ones
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, a Democratic Senate candidate, has replaced the pro-weed and LGBTQ rights flags hanging from his office balcony with bigger ones after lawmakers moved to b…
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FBI, DHS and Pentagon officials to testify on Capitol riot
Intelligence community officials will appear before senators in their second hearing examining the breakdown in security during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.Officials from the FBI, Pentagon a…
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South Dakota AG had glasses of man killed in car crash after the incident
A South Dakota attorney general allegedly had the glasses of a man that he struck and killed in a car crash, according to interviews released Tuesday by th…
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GOP leaders clash over Trump presence at CPAC
Two Republican leaders disagreed over former President Trump while standing feet away from each other at a press conference on Wednesday.The awkward moment between House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) an…
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Laurence Tribe: Justice Thomas is out of order on 2020 election
Thomas’s solo dissent stokes the same false narrative of fear and victimization that wrought death and destruction on Jan. 6.
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Man released from prison early now facing three first-degree murder charges
A man who was released from prison early is now facing three first-degree murder charges. Lawrence Paul Anderson is accused of three killings, includin…
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Postmaster general apologizes for mail delays
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy offered a public apology before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday for recent mail delivery delays during the peak holiday season.DeJoy, making his first appearance before the…
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Unholy war: The few evangelicals who stood up to Trump
White evangelicals – as a percentage of the population – are in decline.
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Texas's deregulated electricity market raised consumer costs by $28B: WSJ
Texas’s deregulated electricity market has raised costs to consumers by $28 billion since 2004, …
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