Sinema defends filibuster ahead of Senate voting rights showdown

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) is digging in on her opposition to nixing the 60-vote legislative filibuster amid growing pressure from progressives to change the rules to help pass voting rights.Sinema, in a …
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Trump Organization sues NYC for canceling golf course contract

The Trump Organization on Monday filed a lawsuit against New York City for canceling a contract to run a golf course in the Bronx this year, claiming the decision was politically motivated.The lawsuit claims that t…
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What blue wave? A close look at Texas today tells of a different story

The left’s generational bid to win America through ethnic change is over, even if they don’t know it. It culminated in something so shocking they still haven’t quite realized or accepted it.
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North Carolina political operative pleads guilty to ballot fraud

A campaign operative at the center of the 2018 North Carolina ballot fraud scandal pleaded guilty on Monday to illegally accepting Social Security benefits while concealing other money that he had earned, …
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Democrats go down to the wire with Manchin

Democrats are scrambling to lock down Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) ahead of a Tuesday vote on one of the party’s top priorities: a sweeping election reform bill.Democrats want to be able to put up 50 votes to advance…
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St. Louis sues to block Missouri's new gun law

The city of St. Louis and St. Louis County on Monday filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a law signed by Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (R) earlier this month that fines law enforcement agencies that are found to be enforcing…
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Trump's former bodyguard investigated in NY prosectors' probe: report

New York prosecutors are reportedly looking into whether a former bodyguard to ex-President Trump received tax-free fringe benefits as part of his work with the Trump Organization….
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Federal judge rules Barr, other officials have qualified immunity from suit over Lafayette Square protests

A federal judge on Monday dismissed the bulk of a set of lawsuits filed by protesters whom law enforcement had cleared by force from Lafayette Square during Black Live Matter demonstrations outside the White House last ye…
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Move by Catholic bishops against Biden brings howls of hypocrisy

Catholic bishops who voted to advance an effort that could deny President Biden communion over his stance on abortion are being accused of hypocrisy by critics of the decision.Biden, just the second Catholic U.S. p…
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Here we go again: Texas, climate change and the power grid

Still licking its wounds from the record-breaking winter storm in February, now a record heatwave is straining the Texas grid.
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