Washington Examiner Commentary Editor Conn Carroll joins Investigations Editor Sarah Bedford to discuss why President Joe Biden is suddenly interested in the border crisis, whether he will be able to change the negative perception of his handling of the border, and how difficult it would be for former President Donald Trump to reverse the border […]
The United States Air Force successfully dropped approximately 66 ready-to-eat meal pallets into Gaza, which contained roughly 38,000 meals on Saturday, completing its first airdrop of humanitarian aid into the area. The airdrop was carried out by three C130 planes, and the airdrops are expected to be a “sustained effort” as more than half a […]
President Joe Biden, challenged by a growing “uncommitted” liberal voting block and struggling to have any impact on the nation’s border crisis, has hit another low point in his general election polling as we close out the weekly White House Report Card. In a story that likely hit with a thud on the doorstep of […]
Former President Donald Trump is poised to lock up Michigan’s remaining GOP presidential delegates even after the process was thrown into disarray over where the nominating convention would be held. The Michigan Republican Party is set to meet in Grand Rapids on Saturday afternoon to award 39 of its 55 GOP presidential delegates. However, the […]
Lawmakers in both parties appear optimistic about passing six major funding bills by their Friday deadline, but are more skeptical about the progress for the six other bills, deemed “problematic,” due by the end of the month. The tricky bills include funding for Ukraine, Israel, the Defense Department, and the Department of Homeland Security, among […]
(The Center Square) – The city of Denver is consolidating homeless shelters and cutting other city services to reduce expenses amid an ongoing migrant crisis that has cost city taxpayers tens of millions of dollars. At a Wednesday news conference, Mayor Mike Johnson said the city will close four shelters – one a week over […]
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) shocked his colleagues and onlookers alike when he voted against the defense supplemental security bill in February. The decision was a major reversal for Graham, who had spent months working with a bipartisan coalition to get a package aiding Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan, and the U.S. southern border to the Senate floor. […]
(The Center Square) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is slamming big tech social media companies for contributing to a proliferation of illegal pot shops that are siphoning away potential tax revenue from the state. In remarks on Wednesday, Hochul accused Google Maps, Yelp and other mapping websites of providing details and locations of unlicensed […]
(The Center Square) – Legislative leaders from both parties are supporting Republican Gov. Mike Parson’s request for $2.3 million to send Missouri National Guard troops and State Highway Patrol troopers to the southern border. “I intend to vote for it at this point because I think it’s important to have some sort of response to […]
(The Center Square) – With early voting already under way, votes have already been cast in Illinois’ GOP primary for former President Donald Trump, and now a Cook County judge has ruled his name be taken off the ballot. Cook County Circuit Court Judge Tracie Porter issued her decision to remove Trump after a group of […]
