‘We Walk Fentanyl’: 3rd Whistleblower Emerges In DOJ Probe Of Biden-Era DEA Scandal
The U.S. Justice Department is conducting an internal probe of the operation that critics say likely led to numerous deaths.
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One-third Of Californians Live Near the Poverty Line. Can Steve Hilton’s Tax Relief Plan Help?
The report found that 13.6 million residents were at or near poverty, with the highest poverty rates concentrated in Los Angeles County.
Texas School Board Keeps Gender-Neutral Dress Code Linked To Former DEI Council
In the video, Krista Tipton, the district’s student services administrator, told Ed Harrison the dress code does not explicitly prohibit biological males from wearing dresses.
‘Aren’t The Same Thing’: Black Congressman Shoots Down Jim Crow 2.0 Claim
Representative Burgess Owens, R-Utah categorized Schumer’s opposition to the legislation as a product of the “elitist mentality.”
Georgia Notary In Judge’s Disputed Will Case Stripped Of Commission
After The Center Square started asking questions about her work, Jacquelyn Walker has been stripped of her notary license.
Supreme Court Deals Another Blow To Palestinian Authorities In $656 Million Case
Justice Sonia Sotomayor on Monday signed an order rejecting an emergency application from the Palestinian authorities to stop a $656 million judgment in favor of Americans killed or wounded in Israel.
GOP-Led Senate Committee Approves Fauci Contempt Resolution
Committee Chairman Sen. Rand Paul argued that Fauci improperly refused to answer questions despite receiving a Biden-era pardon
Candidate Who Promised Not To Take Corporate Money Allegedly Took Corporate Money
Cognetti has accepted donations from numerous political committees that receive large sums of money from corporate PACs, including money from Boeing, JPMorgan Chase, and UnitedHealthcare.
Watch: Trump Tears Into Abdul El-Sayed
U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrats Michigan Senator candidate as lacking substance and putting forward "socialist" policies.
Supreme Court Announces 1st Arguments For October Term
The high court on Tuesday released its schedule for oral arguments in seven cases from Oct. 5 through Oct. 14
Fauci’s Lawyer Fires Back At Aaron Rodgers
“Aaron Rodgers doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He should stick to football,” Schertler wrote in a response to The Athletic’s Saad Yousuf.
Virginia Primary Results Set Up Fall Matchups
This year’s primary was pushed back from June to August because of uncertainty caused by the possibility of redistricting
El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Primary
He beat out Rep. Haley Stevens by fewer than 15,000 votes, or 1% of the vote.
What Anthony Fauci Teaches Us About The American Government
Fauci’s “personal diary” was really a long digital document where he would write up a summary of his workday every night to help inform his post-retirement memoir and any sympathetic future biographers
Senate Confirms Dr. Erica Schwartz As New CDC Director
Senator Bill Cassidy, who had initially expressed concerns about Schwartz's independence, ultimately backed her nomination following further discussions.
Appeals Court Blow To Trump Sets Up Supreme Court Fight Over Immigrant Detentions
The 9th Circuit, with its 2-1 ruling in the case of Rodriguez Vazquez v. Bostock, now joins the 2nd Circuit, the 6th Circuit, the 10th Circuit, and the 11th Circuit in handing Trump a loss.