Politics & Policy
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Thomas Massie files to run in 2028 for Kentucky House seat following primary loss
Massie explained that the move will allow him to raise funds to continue is political operations supporting his position as a current office holder and as a potential candidate for federal office.
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Redistricting to cost taxpayers, while slowly shifting election outcomes, analysts say
Flurry of activity comes as U.S. Supreme Court narrowed the Voting Rights Act in April to outlaw racial gerrymandering.
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Andrew Cuomo rips Democrats' autopsy report as 'disingenuous'
“[Biden] got on the debate stage, and it was obvious to everyone. You didn’t have to be a psychiatric or a medical professional to realize he was not up to the job,” Cuomo said on WABC radio’s “The Pulse of the People” show.
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Arkansas' ESG committee could have decisions in coming months
Act 411 of 2023, passed by Arkansas lawmakers last year and signed by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, requires the state to set up a five-member oversight committee to evaluate companies' ESG policies
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. secures enough signatures to get on Georgia and Arizona ballots
Utah was the first state where Kennedy Jr. qualified to be on the 2024 ballot.
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Donald Trump Jr. says 'demented leftist' sent him death threat with white powder
Donald Trump Jr. blamed the letter on a "demented leftist."
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Prescription orders disrupted after cyberattack on unit of largest US insurer
The company said late Monday evening that the "disruption is expected to last at least through the day."
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Judge orders Nathan Wade's divorce lawyer to testify again on client’s relationship with Fani Willis
A spokesperson for Willis said that the district attorney's office can only provide comment in court.
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Biden hopes for ceasefire by 'next Monday'
Negotiations are ongoing in Qatar between Israeli and Hamas negotiators, though they are currently seeking a hostage deal and a potential six-week pause in fighting rather than a final settlement.
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Burgum: federal government should pay for 'disaster' at pipeline protest
More than 5,000 people camped near the pipeline site from August 2016 to March 2017. State officials arrested 761 people and 709 were out-of-state residents, according to Burgum's office.
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O'Reilly rips Biden, McConnell over Laken Riley death in Georgia
Riley, 22, was found dead on campus last week. In connection with her death, authorities have charged Jose Antonio Ibarra, an illegal alien flagged for removal whom the Biden administration granted parole.
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Haley downplays prospect of third-party run: 'I'm a Republican'
Haley remains the only primary challenger to former President Donald Trump of any standing.
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Court temporarily blocks Energy Department from collecting data on crypto miners’ energy use
Cryptocurrency miners have become a target in President Joe Biden’s goal of building an electricity grid that produces no carbon dioxide emissions by 2035, and the Energy Information Administration issued a mandatory survey on miners' electricity use.