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Rep. Maxine Waters campaign smacked with $68K fine for violating election laws

The campaign for Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) agreed to pay an over $60,000 fine to avoid going to court after a Federal Election Commission investigation found the congresswoman’s 2020 committee violated several campaign finance rules. Citizens for Waters and its treasurer, David Gould, are accused of “failing to accurately report receipts and disbursements” and “knowingly […]

Trump administration asks Supreme Court to stop order blocking federal workforce cuts

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow it to proceed with its sweeping federal workforce reductions across various federal agencies, arguing lower courts erred by blocking President Donald Trump’s executive orders. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California blocked Trump’s February executive order seeking to reduce the federal […]

Musk denies alleged extensive drug use, acknowledges using ketamine to get out of ‘dark mental hole’

Former Trump adviser Elon Musk condemned allegations that he used drugs extensively last year.  The New York Times published a report on Friday claiming that Musk took ketamine so frequently that it affected his bladder. Musk’s drug consumption “went well beyond occasional use,” and he was using drugs “far more intensely than previously known,” the […]

Stephanopoulos tries to top Pelley with his Trump hate: Liberal Media Scream

Have you noticed how the liberal Sunday news show hosts have been tripping over themselves to find some, any angle to attack President Donald Trump and his team? The latest to join the parade is George Stephanopoulos, the ABC big shot and former Bill Clinton spinner-in-chief, who on Sunday tried to one-up the recent string […]

Mexico becomes first country to elect its own Supreme Court justices

For the first time, Mexican citizens voted for their own judges, including Supreme Court justices, in a move championed by President Claudia Sheinbaum. The vote marked the first time that Mexico, or any country, elected all of its judges. Until now, judges in Mexico were appointed by review panels after passing several legal tests. Mexican […]

Hawaii joins Wisconsin in raising LGBT flag to ring in Pride Month

The Hawaii State Capitol raised its first rainbow flag in Honolulu on Monday to commemorate Pride Month, a holiday surrounding the LGBT community. “In Hawaiʻi, aloha is more than a word — it’s a value that guides how we treat one another, with love, respect and dignity,” Democratic Gov. Josh Green said in a statement. […]

Florida lawmakers reach $2.25B tax relief deal, session to end by June 16

(The Center Square) – After weeks of verbal sparring, Florida lawmakers reached a tentative budget deal that would include $2.25 billion in tax relief. In memorandums issued to their members, House Speaker Daniel Perez, R-Miami, and Senate President Ben Albritton, R-Wauchula, also said the Legislature is scheduled to end the session June 16. Tax relief in […]

GOP’s Thom Tillis and Ted Budd pressured by agriculture sector over Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

EXCLUSIVE — North Carolina’s Republican senators are the targets of a new lobbying effort to oppose a provision in President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill that the agriculture industry fears would saddle the tobacco sector with more tariffs. Our Ag Future, part of the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce, is rolling out a six-figure […]

Trump blames Biden border policies for Boulder, Colorado, attack targeting pro-Israel group

President Donald Trump faulted former President Joe Biden‘s border policies for permitting a man who allegedly used a flamethrower and Molotov cocktails to set people on fire last weekend during a Jewish community event in Boulder, Colorado, to remain in the country. “Yesterday’s horrific attack in Boulder, Colorado, WILL NOT BE TOLERATED in the United States of […]

Newsom slammed for ignoring voters and leaving out funding for Prop 36 in budget

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is being criticized for not including new funding in his budget for an anti-crime ballot measure that he opposed but was overwhelmingly passed by voters last year. The state’s attorney general broke with the governor last week, saying he believes Proposition 36, which increases penalties for repeated retail theft and fentanyl dealers, […]
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