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House Republicans investigate reports of ‘elderly’ anti-abortion activists being denied ‘necessary’ healthcare in jail

Republican House lawmakers are demanding answers from the U.S. Marshals Service and the Bureau of Prisons regarding reports that two anti-abortion elderly women in their custody were not provided with “medically necessary health care services.” “We are deeply concerned by reports suggesting that the U.S. Marshal Service did not provide medically necessary health care services […]

Youngkin slams Biden for backing out of debate at HBCU: ‘Can’t defend his failing policies’

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) accused President Joe Biden of “turning his back on students” in backing out of a debate at Virginia State University. Biden announced that he would participate in two debates against his rival, former President Donald Trump, instead of those moderated by the Commission on Presidential Debates, including one at VSU on […]

Trump hush money trial could end next week

A judge on Thursday said attorneys could begin delivering closing arguments in former President Donald Trump‘s hush money trial as early as Tuesday, clearing the way for the jury to begin deliberating on Trump’s fate by the end of the week. The schedule, if it holds, would mean a verdict on whether Trump falsified business […]

Abbott pardons ex-Army sergeant convicted of killing Black Lives Matter protester

Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) on Thursday pardoned Daniel Perry, who was convicted of murder for fatally shooting an armed protester in 2020 during a Black Lives Matter protest in Austin, Texas. The former U.S. Army sergeant was convicted in April 2023 for the killing of Garrett Foster. Working as an Uber driver, Perry said he […]

Senate Democrats attempt to revive bipartisan border deal as Lankford rejects ‘nonserious’ effort

Senate Democrats on Thursday refiled a previously failed bipartisan border security bill in a bid to force Republicans to again oppose legislation they helped craft just months before the November election. But the Republican co-author of the measure will vote down the proposal this go-around and disparaged what he called a “nonserious” attempt to score […]

House Democrat slams Republicans showing up at Trump trial for skipping out on work and ‘tapdancing on Broadway’

Nearly a dozen House Republicans showed up in Manhattan outside the courthouse of former President Donald Trump’s trial on Thursday, disrupting scheduled legislative business in the Capitol in the process. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), surrounded by fellow Republican lawmakers, said they were there to protest the gag order preventing Trump from speaking. “We are here […]

Trump hails parental rights as ‘civil rights issue’ of this era in possible tease of VP choice

In a possible tease of his pick for running mate, presidential candidate Donald Trump echoed a school choice sentiment Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) has repeatedly hailed.  The former president called parental rights the “civil rights issue of our time” in a Truth Social post on Wednesday, a conviction that has formed the cornerstone of Scott’s […]

Bob Menendez trial: Lawyers for co-defendants say gifts were ‘not criminal’

New Jersey real estate developer Fred Daibes and businessman Wael Hana might have given Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) expensive gifts, including a car, cash, and gold bars, but they weren’t bribes, a New York jury heard on Thursday. There is “nothing criminal about being generous,” Daibes’s lawyer, César de Castro, said. He added that the senator and real […]

Wisconsin election officials fear voter confusion over special and regular election taking place on same day

Wisconsin election officials are working on ways to clear up confusion about a ballot that will allow voters to vote for both a special election and a regular election.  Following former Rep. Mike Gallagher’s sudden resignation from Congress last month, Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District has remained vacant. Under Wisconsin law, if Gallagher had resigned before […]

West Virginia secretary of state candidate loses primary and gets bitten by snake while removing campaign signs

A Republican who was running for West Virginia secretary of state has been hospitalized after suffering multiple snake bites while he removed campaign signs on Wednesday. Doug Skaff, originally a Democrat in the state’s House of Delegates who switched his affiliation to Republican to run, finished second in the Republican primary and is currently in […]
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