A bus from Virginia Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears‘s campaign for governor caught fire Thursday afternoon near Lydia, Virginia. Everyone aboard the bus made it out safely, and none of the candidates were in the vehicle when the fire occurred, the Earle-Sears campaign told the Washington Examiner. The incident occurred less than one week out […]

(The Center Square) – For the first time in the past 10 years of polling, more Wisconsin voters said they would vote against a school referendum than for it. Fifty-seven percent of voters said they would vote against a referendum in the new Marquette Law School poll. That compares to 52% in June, 57% in […]

(The Center Square) – Legal immigration advocates on Thursday slammed U.S. Vice President JD Vance’s call for a reduction in legal immigration on Wednesday night while speaking at an event hosted by Turning Point USA. Vance said legal immigration pathways are often used as a way to find cheap labor, a claim of which immigration […]

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) nominated the late Charlie Kirk for the newest statue in the National Garden of American Heroes on Thursday. “For young Americans, Charlie Kirk represents the vital role that positive civic engagement and dialogue play in our democracy,” Cassidy wrote on X. “Proud to nominate him for inclusion in the National Garden […]