The Department of Justice instituted its own training center Saturday to help local law enforcement implement gun control practices. Known as the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center, this latest office will put the DOJ’s $2 million allotment to use under its Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program. The ERPO center was established with the […]
U.S. District Judge Hernan Vera ruled that the two Republicans had “adequately” demonstrated sufficient evidence to pursue their complaint of viewpoint discrimination against the City of Anaheim and the City of Riverside—but upbraided them for a separate conspiracy complaint.
President Joe Biden emphasized the importance of the coming presidential election, where he faces a rematch against former President Donald Trump, during a national organizing call with former President Barack Obama and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). The virtual campaign event, shared on Saturday, centered on the anniversary of the Affordable Care Act — […]
Talk show host Bill Maher suggested Democratic candidates quit “pandering” to minorities as a campaign tactic. Maher brought up the topic on his Friday show Real Time with Bill Maher, where he introduces “new rules” for his audience to follow. The most recent rule was “to stop talking about the things that make Americans different […]
Vice President Kamala Harris‘s visit to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School was met with criticism from Parkland shooting victims’ parents. Harris visited the site of the school shooting six years after the fact alongside Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL). Her stop in Parkland, Florida, comes amid her reelection campaign on President Joe Biden’s ticket. Ryan Petty, […]
As the 118th Congress continues to be turbulent, especially in the House of Representatives, members are opting not to run for another term, and with the instability, several are resigning from Congress early. While 21 House Republicans have said they would retire at the end of their term, five House Republicans have either resigned or […]
President Joe Biden signed the $1.2 trillion spending bill hours after Congress sent the legislation to his desk, despite missing a midnight deadline to avert a shutdown. Biden signing the bill into law means the government is now funded through the end of fiscal 2024. Congress and the White House will have just over six […]
Instagram users caught on to what some said was a secretive rollout of a policy to stop recommending political content on its platform or on its Threads platform. The app followed in the footsteps of its parent company, Meta, which has been limiting political posts across its other platform, Facebook, since Feb. 9. Meta claimed to have received feedback from […]
Washington Examiner White House Reporter Christian Datoc joins Magazine Executive Editor Jim Antle to discuss President Joe Biden‘s problem of inflation as he runs for reelection and why it is reemerging, as well as one area going very well for Biden, which is raising money.
This week’s White House Report Card shows signs of life in President Joe Biden’s reelection effort as several new national polls have him catching up to former President Donald Trump. Granted that many of the polls have shown a neck-and-neck race nationally, Democratic pollster John Zogby — one of our co-graders for the report card […]
