Washington Examiner Editor-in-Chief Hugo Gurdon said the late former Vice President Dick Cheney fell victim to a “cartoonish representation” of his career. Cheney died Monday at the age of 84, with his family saying the cause of death was “complications of pneumonia and cardiac arrest.” Gurdon said Cheney leaves behind a legacy as “one of […]
Virginia will elect its first female governor tonight, in a race between Democratic former Rep. Abigail Spanberger and Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears. Republicans were hopeful that the party’s momentum from the 2024 election, which brought President Donald Trump back to the White House, would help elevate Earle-Sears’s campaign, which consistently lagged behind Spanberger’s. WHAT […]
The White House is saying as little as possible about the death of former Vice President Dick Cheney, with press secretary Karoline Leavitt saying flags had been lowered on federal government buildings “in accordance with statutory law. Leavitt made the brief comments in response to a question about whether the White House would be part […]
The NAACP Virginia State Conference sued Virginia election officials over rejecting college students’ voter registration forms that do not include the student’s dormitory name, room number, or campus mailing address. The group filed the lawsuit late last week but announced it Monday ahead of Election Day in the Old Dominion, arguing the requirement for college students to provide additional […]
Former President Joe Biden’s lackluster attention to the crisis his open border policies created resulted in his administration losing the whereabouts of nearly half the 448,059 unaccompanied children released into America, some ending up in strip clubs. New estimates based on data provided under the Freedom of Information Act indicate that about 215,000 migrant children […]
(The Center Square) – An Illinois computer problem that has led to the diversity decertifications of numerous businesses owned by minorities and women in the past 15 months is financially disastrous and unacceptable, according to the leader of the Illinois State Black Chamber of Commerce. “The fact of the matter is: I don’t think you can […]
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) bucked her party yet again in defending the freedom of speech for white nationalist Nick Fuentes. Greene appeared on ABC News’s The View on Tuesday in her first appearance on the all-women talk show. Co-host Sarah Haines asked Greene about Fuentes, as Greene previously attended Fuentes’s America First Political Action Conference in […]
FBI Boston’s Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Harvard University Police Department arrested two men from Massachusetts in connection with Saturday’s explosion at the university’s medical school. U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts Leah Foley announced that 18-year-old Logan David Patterson and 20-year-old Dominick Frank Cardoza were arrested for their alleged involvement in the […]
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) threw cold water on a possible new Dec. 19 funding deadline proposed by Senate Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Susan Collins (R-ME), saying a lot of members have “PTSD” from Christmas funding deadlines. The speaker also expressed support for a January deadline as part of a recent effort to reopen the government, […]
(The Center Square) – Michigan food pantries are reporting higher demand as uncertainty continues over federal funding for food benefits. This comes as the federal government shutdown continues into its fifth week. Wednesday will mark this shutdown as the longest in the history of the nation. The prolonged shutdown has now prompted states to take action. […]
