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DeSantis team calls for Trump-appointed, Biden ‘recession sidekick’ Powell to ‘take a hike’

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) rapid response team released a video slamming Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell as President Joe Biden's "recession sidekick" and saying Powell should "take a hike."

Comer threatens to subpoena US attorney to testify on rising crime rates in DC

House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) is threatening to subpoena the United States attorney for the District of Columbia to testify before the full committee regarding the surge of crimes in the nation’s capital.

Stimulus check update: Direct payments going to residents of Maryland county as universal basic income

Residents in Prince George County, Maryland, can look forward to potentially partaking in a new universal basic income program that will provide recipients with cash payments every month.

Nation’s Report Card: Culture and coronavirus wars ignited over ‘abysmal’ test scores

A national decline in civics and U.S. history scores for eighth graders in U.S. history set off a blame game as political figures tried to pin the decline on pandemic school closures and culture wars.

Judge rules Kim Gardner must comply with attorney general’s subpoena for records

Judge John Torbitzky of the Missouri Court of Appeals' Eastern District issued several orders in the case of Kimberly Gardner, forcing the embattled attorney to turn over records relating to her work as a nurse.

AOC slammed by NYC mayor for saying Jordan Neely was murdered

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) came under fire for saying a man who was killed on the New York City subway this week was "murdered."

DHS pushes back on claims of migrant children sex abuse

The Department of Homeland Security is going on the offense amid growing criticism of how it has neglected tens of thousands of unaccompanied migrant children at the border.

Ted Cruz endorses Kelly Craft in tight Kentucky GOP primary against Daniel Cameron

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is weighing into the increasingly competitive Kentucky GOP gubernatorial primary between state Attorney General Daniel Cameron and former United Nations Ambassador Kelly Craft.

Michelle Obama founds food brand to continue mission of fighting childhood obesity

Michelle Obama unveiled her latest project on Wednesday, announcing the start of her food and drink company PLEZi.

Mortgage payments have soared 85% in just three years thanks to Fed rate hikes

The median payment on a mortgage for a new home has exploded in the past three years as the Federal Reserve has hiked interest rates in response to blistering inflation.
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