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Democrats keep memory of Jan. 6 alive as party looks ahead to 2024

The Democratic Party is keeping the memory of Jan. 6, 2021, from fading in a bid to cast Republicans as foes of good governance who would rather sow political chaos than deliver for voters.

How Capitol Police have changed since the Jan. 6 riots

In the two years since rioters sacked the U.S. Capitol, the department charged with securing the building and protecting the lawmakers inside it has significantly shifted its approach.

Ashli Babbitt’s mother charged with refusing to move during Jan. 6 memorial for daughter

Ashli Babbitt's mother was arrested Friday during a memorial for her daughter on the second anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

Supreme Court pushes back arguments in Title 42 dispute to March 1

The Supreme Court has decided to hear a case regarding the Title 42 immigration policy on March 1 after it previously slated arguments for sometime in February.

DeSantis launches second term by taking on ‘woke’ public universities

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) used the first days of his second term as governor to make a pair of high-profile moves aimed at controlling "woke" influences in higher education.

Washington DC named as loneliest city in the US, new study finds

The capital of the United States is the nation's loneliest city, according to a new study that listed Fontana, California as the least lonely city.

US sanctions Iranian officials as West upgrades Ukrainian defenses

Secretary of State Antony Blinken unveiled new sanctions on seven people involved in Iran’s aerospace and aviation sector as Western powers move to reinforce Ukraine’s ability to down the drones that Russia has acquired from Tehran.

Stimulus update: Direct payments worth $1,050 to be issued within eight days

In just over a week, the latest round of payments, which could be worth upward of $1,000, to a group of California residents will be completed.

Student-athlete in Nevada dies after ‘medical emergency’ at flag football game

A student-athlete in Nevada died Thursday after a "medical emergency" days after the sports world was shocked by Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin's medical emergency that led to an NFL game being canceled.

DC Comics slammed for going ‘woke’ with new pregnant Joker

DC Comics critics are reacting to a newly released backup storyline featuring Batman villain the Joker as pregnant, calling it “massive toxicity and woke behavior.”
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