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Students with disabilities get to work in state summer initiative

(The Center Square) – Summer work has begun for students throughout the commonwealth who are participating in the Department of Labor and Industry’s MY Work program. The program is an initiative of the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation offered to high school students with disabilities. Labor and Industry Secretary Nancy Walker joined students in Lycoming County […]

Trump lays into Powell as Fed expected to hold interest rates steady

While the Federal Reserve has yet to announce its interest rate decision, President Donald Trump lambasted Chairman Jerome Powell once again. “We have a stupid person, frankly, at the Fed, who probably won’t cut [interest rates] today,” Trump said at the White House. “Europe had 10 cuts, and we had none. And I guess he’s a political […]

Durbin counters GOP hearing on Biden fitness with Trump gaffe montage

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) began Wednesday’s Senate hearing on former President Joe Biden’s mental fitness with a striking rebuttal, displaying a video montage of President Donald Trump making his own series of gaffes. The clip, played during Durbin’s opening remarks, included Trump’s pandemic-era comments about injecting disinfectant, comments about windmills driving whales “crazy,” and occasions […]

Red Jumpsuit Apparatus singer says Christian Trump voters are ‘not allowed’ at shows

Red Jumpsuit Apparatus lead singer Ronnie Winter has warned Christians who support President Donald Trump not to come to his shows, saying that “woke propaganda” will be present. The rock band is best known for the 2006 hit “Face Down.” Winter’s “PSA” was issued on his Instagram account, claiming that “being woke” means people are […]

Cities sue DHS over reimbursement for Congress-approved ‘Securing the Cities’ counterterrorism funds

Five Democratic cities are suing the Department of Homeland Security for failing to reimburse them for purchases made to support counterterrorism measures and curbing nuclear attacks. Chicago, Boston, Denver, San Francisco, and Seattle have filed suit after 11 requests for reimbursements for expenditures, previously approved by the department, have been ignored since February. The plaintiffs […]

Texas stops funding US-Mexico border wall after finishing just a fraction of state wall

Texas lawmakers quietly stopped funding the state construction of a border wall between the United States and Mexico just four years after Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) signed off on the project.  In the final hours of this year’s legislative session, the Republican-controlled state legislature stripped the project of its funding, leaving its future unclear. The […]

Who is Brad Lander — the NYC mayor candidate arrested by ICE?

Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Brad Lander was arrested on Tuesday by ICE agents at an immigration courthouse in Lower Manhattan. He was attempting to escort a migrant, whom agents were trying to arrest. Lander was charged with assaulting a federal officer. This is one of several high-profile instances when federal authorities have arrested a Democratic politician — following Senator Alex Padilla’s […]

Obama uses election-era warnings of ‘autocracy’ about Trump’s actions

Former President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump on Tuesday night, comparing him to an autocrat. Speaking at The Bushnell Performing Arts Center in Hartford, Connecticut, at a discussion with anti-Trump writer and historian Heather Cox Richardson, the former president warned that liberal democracy in the United States was eroding, implying it was due to […]

Ghazala Hashmi wins close contest for Virginia Democratic lieutenant governor nominee

Virginia Democratic state Sen. Ghazala Hashmi won a six-way primary on Wednesday to become the party’s nominee for lieutenant governor, the end to a two-day contest in which Hashmi narrowly defeated her top competitor by less than 1%. The Associated Press called the race for Hashmi at 11:01 a.m., well after the polls closed on […]

Youngkin advocates ‘commonsense’ in November following Virginia primaries

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) highlighted the impending elections across Virginia, urging voters to support “our Commonsense Team” this November. Virginia’s primary election day on Tuesday saw the Democratic Party select its candidates for lieutenant governor and attorney general. Following the Republican Party’s surprise victory in the 2021 elections, Youngkin said that “the teams are now […]
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