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Who is Ben Carson? Meet one of the eight top names on Trump’s VP short list

Former President Donald Trump is considering picking Dr. Ben Carson to be his running mate. The two have grown closer in the last decade, going from competing candidates in the 2016 Republican presidential primary to Carson serving as secretary of Housing and Urban Development during the Trump administration. Age Carson was born on Sept. 18, […]

‘Protester zone’ near RNC convention in Milwaukee to be moved farther from the event

The designated “protester zone” near the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee will be expanded during the July event. The expansion came after months of pressure from Republican Party officials, according to the Washington Post. The perimeter was allowed to be expanded after party officials said they were using another facility near Pere Marquette Park, a […]

Biden campaign calls for GOP to drop mail ballot lawsuits amid Trump’s newfound acceptance

President Joe Biden’s reelection team has urged leading Republicans to drop litigation over mail-in voting, citing Donald Trump’s recent endorsement of the method. While Trump has previously expressed opposition to mail-in ballots, citing concerns about fraud, his 2024 campaign has launched a new initiative, the “Swamp the Vote” campaign, to promote mail-in voting as a […]

Who is Tom Cotton? Meet one of the eight top names on Trump’s VP short list

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) is emerging as a prominent contender to join former President Donald Trump on the Republican presidential lineup this November. Cotton has served as the junior U.S. senator from Arkansas since 2015.  Age Cotton was born on May 13, 1977. He is 47 years old. Career In 2013, he was elected to […]

Who is Elise Stefanik? Meet one of the eight top names on Trump’s VP short list

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) appears to be the last woman standing on former President Donald Trump’s short list of vice presidential candidates.   Stefanik has garnered increasing public attention for interrogating university leaders during the congressional hearings focused on addressing antisemitism on college campuses. Age Stefanik was born on July 2, 1984. She is 39 years […]

Who is Marco Rubio? Meet one of the eight top names on Trump’s VP short list

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and former President Donald Trump have not always been allies. The two shared more than their fair share of barbs on the campaign trail when they were opponents in 2016. Despite a history of vitriolic criticism, the two men appear to have made amends. Rubio faces a major hurdle to becoming […]

Biden reaffirms ‘commitment’ to protect abortion rights after Supreme Court tosses case

President Joe Biden celebrated the Supreme Court‘s decision to throw out a challenge of the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the abortion pill, mifepristone, Thursday, doubling down on the “commitment” to protect reproductive rights. The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that plaintiffs lacked standing to advance the challenge, leaving mifepristone available to be prescribed online […]

How Biden could keep Hunter out of jail without breaking no pardon pledge

President Joe Biden vowed not to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, following his recent conviction in a felony gun trial, but the president still technically maintains another clemency avenue to help his only surviving son avoid jail time. Since 2021, Joe Biden has utilized his presidential clemency powers 154 times, split into 24 pardons and […]

WATCH LIVE: Donald Trump gives remarks following meeting with GOP lawmakers

Former President Donald Trump is set to give a speech at 1:30 p.m. following his meeting with Republican representatives and senators at the Capitol Hill Club Thursday morning. Trump met with GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill for the first time since after the Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2021. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM […]

San Francisco declares itself a ‘sanctuary’ for transgender people

San Francisco has declared itself a “sanctuary city” for transgender and gender-nonconforming people, making it one of the first major cities in the United States to do so. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday in favor of the resolution, which declared the city a “place of safety” for people identifying as […]
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