There’s a wave coming, but it’s not the one you think
Most in Washington are debating whether there will be a red wave this November and, if so, how large it might be. Yet, whether it turns out to be a wave or a ripple for Republicans, the twin tides of progressivism and populism are bringing a much larger wave that will crash down on businesses. From The White House to statehouses, skepticism, scrutiny and pressure will rise as a new wave of politicians from both parties is elected in N
Read MoreBurr recovering from hip replacement surgery, will miss votes
Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) is recovering from hip replacement surgery and will miss votes this week, his office said, as the Senate reconvenes on Capitol Hill after a month-long recess. “I’ll be closely monitoring votes during my absence and look forward to rejoining my colleagues in Congress next week,” Burr said in a statement. The senator added that the procedure was successful and he’s "d
Read MoreA Louisiana law keeps special needs kids from getting care — one woman wants to change it
In a recent lawsuit, the Louisiana Department of Health admitted what every parent of a special needs child knows: There is always a need for more care for this population. Parents need time away from the rigors of child-rearing, whether it be to work, run errands, or simply have time to themselves. Yet state officials are blocking a longtime social worker, Ursula Newell-Davis, from offering care to special needs kids in New Orleans. In fact, they automatically deny nearly 75 percent of peop
Read MoreMore than 100 students baptized without parents' permission at North Carolina school
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — A North Carolina school apologized after baptizing more than 100 children without their parent's permission, according to the Fayetteville Observer. Northwood Temple Academy, a private Christian school in Fayetteville,
Read MoreThe Hill's Morning Report — Trump nets special master win; what’s on fall agenda?
The battle between presidents current and former took center stage again on Labor Day as former President Trump notched a key legal win against the Department of Justice and President Biden sought to separate the reasonable Republicans from the unreasonable ones during his holiday travels. A federal judge on Monday granted Trump’s request to appoint a special master to review materials that were seized by the FBI during its search of his Mar-a-Lago residence on Aug. 8. In the process, District Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointe
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