GRIMES, Iowa – Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) emphasized that his campaign is built to last beyond Iowa on Sunday, pushing back against criticism that he’s only been focused on the state’s first-in-the-nation caucuses, with about one week until Iowa voters make their voices heard.
Former President Donald Trump's attorney, Alina Habba, claimed New York's Democratic attorney general is "fame-hungry" after announcing last week the state is seeking up to $370 million in fines in a civil fraud lawsuit against his business empire.
Democratic Denver Mayor Mike Johnston stated Sunday that illegal immigration is putting a "huge strain" on the city, joining the likes of other mayors who have spoken on the growing problem of illegal immigration in the country.
Independents are split on whether former President Donald Trump should remain on the presidential ballot, as Colorado and Maine move to remove Trump, claiming he is ineligible under the 14th Amendment.
Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, known for his aggressive investment strategies, is making new waves for his bullish allegations of academic impropriety among the leadership in elite college institutions.
House and Senate Leadership have agreed to a topline spending number to write appropriations bills, a key milestone in writing and passing spending bills ahead of the first funding deadline on Jan. 19.
Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) claimed that the mayor of New York City had gone after "the wrong party" over a "baseless" lawsuit, suing 17 Texas busing companies for $700 million.
While the White House and the public were left in the dark about Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospital stay last week, his interim replacement also was reportedly not told why she was assuming his duties.
