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Hate crime charges dropped against white protester who spat on Black woman

A Connecticut court has dismissed hate crime and other charges against a white woman who spat on a Black woman during counter-protests at the state's capitol in 2021.

Nebraska man posing as a high school student charged with sex crimes

Police discovered that a Nebraska man impersonating a high schooler allegedly committed crimes against other students.

Nancy Pelosi’s next move could send shockwaves through politics

Speculation continues to mount as to whether or not former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) will seek reelection to keep her long-held seat in Congress.

House and Senate set for a collision course on government funding

The House and Senate are set for a collision course when it comes to appropriations this year, and Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is in the middle of it, having to please the far-right fringe of his conference while also ensuring the government is funded before the Sept. 30 deadline.

Portland shooting: Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital deemed ‘safe’ by police but remains on lockdown following active shooter event

The Portland Police Bureau has deemed the Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center "safe" but remains on lockdown due to an active shooter event on Saturday afternoon. Initial information from authorities stated that the shooting suspect has left the hospital, and officers are searching for the gunman.

Hunter Biden Investigation: Rep. Khanna claims IRS hearing proves Hunter Biden did not get ‘special treatment’

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) shared his takeaways from this week's Congressional hearing with IRS whistleblowers.

California school district reverses decision on LGBT curriculum pushed by Gavin Newsom

A California school district has reversed its decision to teach LGBT curriculum that involves gay rights activist Harvey Milk after Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) proposed fines if the education endorsed by the state was not implemented.

Democratic law firm files absentee ballot lawsuit to overturn Wisconsin rule

Democrats filed a lawsuit on Thursday to allow Wisconsin voters to return absentee ballots in drop boxes, moving to overturn a decision from the previous conservative-controlled state Supreme Court last year.

One of the Michigan fake electors claimed she was ‘duped’ by Trump lawyer

One of the 16 people indicted in Michigan for acting as a fake elector for former President Donald Trump claimed she was “duped” by a lawyer for the former president.

Everything we know about Carlee Russell, the Alabama woman allegedly abducted on the interstate

Mystery surrounds the alleged abduction of an Alabama woman who stopped on the side of the road to help a toddler — a child who police have been unable to verify even exists.
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