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Virginia family of 6-year-old who shot teacher says child has ‘acute disability’

The family of a 6-year-old that shot his teacher at an elementary school in Newport News, Virginia, issued a statement saying that their son suffers from an "acute disability" and a parent usually attends classes with him.

Trump extends Biden entitlements olive branch in debt ceiling fight

Former President Donald Trump warned Republican lawmakers not to target Medicare and Social Security in their escalating fight over the debt ceiling, at least partially aligning himself with President Joe Biden and Democrats in the process.

Lloyd Austin implores global defense leaders to ‘dig deeper’ in arming Ukraine

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin implored his international counterparts to redouble their efforts to arm Ukraine ahead of what officials expect to be a Russian offensive in the coming months.

Picture of boxes and documents in Joe Biden’s garage lays bare his Delaware security

Resurfaced campaign video from then-2020 presidential contender Joe Biden appears to illustrate the state of his garage's security near where classified documents were recently unearthed.

White House sends out ‘cheat sheet’ to tout Biden’s record on two-year anniversary

Friday marks the two-year anniversary of President Joe Biden being sworn into office, and White House officials are equipping allies with talking points to tout his record over the last two years.

Pompeo slams Trump’s defense of Putin in 2018 as ‘mistake’: Book

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized former President Donald Trump for his decision to defend Russian President Vladimir Putin during a press conference in 2018, a moment the former Trump ally called a “mistake,” according to a forthcoming book.

Trump drops case against New York AG Letitia James over Trump Organization investigation

Former President Donald Trump has dropped his lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Tim Kaine announces Senate reelection bid, sparing Democrats 2024 headache

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) announced Friday that he will run for reelection in 2024, saving Democrats a headache as they will not need to defend an open seat in purple Virginia in what will be a tough cycle for Senate Democrats.

Women serve in top appropriations positions for first time in congressional history

Four women on Capitol Hill will make history this year after being appointed to the four top positions on the House and Senate Appropriations committees, marking a first for women in Congress.

Tim Kaine to reveal future plans, putting Democrats on edge as they prepare for 2024

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) is reportedly set to reveal his plans, putting his party on edge as it worries the Virginia Democrat will resign and give Republicans a pickup opportunity in a state that has seen GOP gains in recent years.
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