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Democrats seize on social distancing to push for remote voting in November
Nancy Pelosi calls for 'stimulus' billions to fund vote-by-mail, Joe Biden floats 'drive-in voting,' prompting GOP fears of Iowa Caucus 2.0
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New Twitter Files raise question of how independent pre-Musk company was from Biden administration
House Weaponization Subcommittee's top Democrat claimed "real evidence showed" no coordination between Twitter and the feds, which is "just laughable" in light of internal emails, Twitter Files journalist Paul Thacker says.
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Rep. Loudermilk says Cheney’s communication with J6 witness unethical, if not illegal
The communications expose the latest in a string of concerns Loudermilk’s investigation of the Democrat-run Jan. 6 Select Committee.
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Ex-DHS disinformation chief starts 'bipartisan' watchdog, accuses GOP of sexist investigations
American Sunlight Project won't reveal its donors but threatens to investigate and expose lawmakers who "peddle" disinformation. Team includes former staff in Biden White House and agencies, left-leaning think tanks, social media.
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More details emerge on legal woes for gallery owner WH appointed to vet Hunter Biden art sales
The White House hired New York gallery owner Georges Bergès to host exhibitions of Biden’s paintings, be responsible for approving sales.
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Amid impeachment effort, Texas House speaker’s popularity plummets in his own district
By the last weekend of May, 35% polled expressed a favorable view of Phelan, down from 60%, with 15% expressing a “very favorable” and 20% a “somewhat favorable” view.
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Disinformation police ban survives in Defense spending bill, but one target disputes applicability
"The only way a military recruitment campaign would end up using our data would be if the military intentionally licensed our data for advertising," NewsGuard says.
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Texas House authorizes arrests of AWOL Democrats after state Supreme Court intervenes
Vote came after justices issued a temporary stay allowing Democrats to be arrested if they refused a new order to return to the Legislature.
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Like U.S., immigration inflames Europe as countries deal with crush of refugees
The U.S. and Europe are each being hit hard by a wave of illegal immigrants and asylum seekers. The crisis is polarizing residents on both sides of the Atlantic in their own distinct ways.
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Bible-reading marathon unleashes in nation's capital, and this year includes Congress
Marathon involves hundreds of people scheduled to read the Bible out loud in many languages.