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Wind energy developer has reportedly funneled money to Tim Kaine since 2011

A wind energy developer based in Richmond, Virginia has been funneling money to Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) for over a decade.

Tweet from FBI leads to identification of Jan. 6 rioter

A viral tweet from the FBI uncovered the identity of one Jan. 6th rioter who is subsequently being investigated.

Comer shrugs off attack by Democratic-aligned group flying banner over Kentucky Derby

Rep. James Comer (R-KY) shrugged off attacks by the Democratic-aligned activist group Congressional Integrity Project flying a helicopter over the Kentucky Derby with a banner calling for an investigation into the influential House Republican.

Ted Cruz’s challenger once claimed it would have been better if Second Amendment ‘had not been written’

Sen. Ted Cruz's (R-TX) challenger in the upcoming 2024 election, Rep. Colin Allred (D-TX), once said that it would have been "better" if the Second Amendment "had not been written."

GOP senators tell Schumer they won’t vote to raise debt ceiling without spending cuts

Republican senators are rallying behind their GOP colleagues in the House, telling Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) they will not vote on any measure to raise the debt ceiling unless it’s attached to spending cuts.

Arizona House minority leader to step down for Harvard Kennedy School

Arizona House Minority Leader Andrés Cano (D) announced Saturday that he will be stepping away from his seat to attend Harvard Kennedy School of Government.

Los Angeles council members tighten strings on mayor’s $1.3 billion budget request

The Los Angeles city council is questioning Mayor Karen Bass's request for $1.3 billion, seeking to be more frugal in how it grants money to the mayor going forward.

Barbara Lee applauds California reparations as a ‘human right long overdue’

Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) applauded the recommendation of paying reparations to black residents in California, calling the move a “human right” that has been “long overdue” for decades.

Trump leads social media blasting of Biden for missing King Charles III coronation

Politicians and reporters blasted President Joe Biden's absence at the coronation of King Charles III.

Red-state Democrats look to turn local wins into split Electoral College vote in 2024

Democrats in a pair of heavily Republican states are looking toward an obscure election law that could help the party pick up a few stray Electoral College votes that could help secure the White House in 2024.
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