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First Amendment protects right to livestream police officers, court rules

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday that livestreaming police officers is protected under the First Amendment.

In veep trouble: Three barriers putting Kamala Harris in unenviable position ahead of 2024

As Democrats look ahead to 2024 and consider alternative candidates if President Joe Biden does not seek reelection, some party leaders are questioning whether Vice President Kamala Harris has what it takes to win the White House.

State of the Union 2023: George Santos invites 9/11 firefighter as guest

Rep. George Santos (R-NY) has invited a 9/11 first responder as his guest for Tuesday's State of the Union, who helped with rescue operations as a firefighter at Ground Zero.

State of the Union 2023: House GOP skeptical of Biden’s call for ‘unity’ ahead of address

House Republicans are not optimistic that President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address will help unify Republicans and Democrats in the newly divided Congress.

Schumer scolds Republicans for outcry over suspected Chinese spy balloon

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) slammed Republicans for their criticism of how the Biden administration handled the suspected Chinese spy balloon that flew over sensitive military sites last week.

Ted Cruz predicts Biden won’t be Democratic nominee in 2024

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) made a bold prediction Monday that President Joe Biden will not be the Democrats' presidential nominee in 2024.

Super Bowl 2023: Donna Kelce brings gift for sons ahead of big game

As the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for the Super Bowl, the unofficial mother of the game, Donna Kelce, surprised her sons Jason and Travis during an interview with a special gift: homemade chocolate chip cookies.

Maxwell Frost, Gen Z liberal freshman, calls Trump’s border wall ‘Soviet statue’

Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL) likened the wall at the southern border to a "Soviet statue" while discussing immigration and the influx of fentanyl.

Manchin leaves door open to White House bid in 2024

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) left the door open to a White House run in 2024, teasing that while he could be the centrist candidate voters are looking for, there are “a lot of different players in the game.”

Heritage Foundation scholar puts price tag on Biden defense budget ‘wokeness’

The new Republican House majority would like to change the priorities in military spending, with so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives soon on the chopping block.
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