Election Integrity in Ohio: LaRose’s Effort to Ensure Only Citizens Vote
On Thursday, Frank LaRose, the Republican Secretary of State for Ohio, announced the removal of 499 non-citizens from the voter registration lists across the state’s... Read more.
Parents’ Lawsuit Dismissed: COVID Vaccine Administered to Child Without Consent
The Vermont Supreme Court has upheld a decision that absolves the Windham Southeast School District and the Vermont Department of Health from being sued by a family.... Read more.
Texas Prevails in Legal Battle Over Rio Grande Barriers, Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor
A significant legal decision emerged one year after the state of Texas initiated the placement of marine barriers along the Rio Grande River near Eagle Pass, affirming... Read more.
Vice President Harris Takes Aim at Trump, Vows to Outshine Him on Immigration and Economic Policy
At a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, highlighted by a performance from Megan Thee Stallion, Vice President Kamala Harris launched a fervent critique of former President... Read more.
2024 GOP Agenda: Trump Pledges No Taxes on Social Security, Protection for Medicare
Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump made a bold declaration on Wednesday, advocating that taxes should not be levied on social security income for the elderly.... Read more.
After Top Contenders Bow Out, Kamala’s Selection Pool for Running Mate Gets Smaller
The race for Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate is ongoing, but now without two significant figures. North Carolina’s Governor, Roy Cooper, a... Read more.
Controversy Surrounds Secret Service’s Response to Assassination Attempt on Trump
In light of an assassination attempt on former President Trump, Acting Director of the Secret Service, Ronald Rowe, faced scrutiny for not dismissing any agents... Read more.
Amid Legal Hurdles, Biden Administration Clears Path for Federal Scientists to Unionize with UAW Prior to Gaining Union Backing
In maneuvering to secure a pivotal endorsement from the United Auto Workers (UAW), President Joe Biden’s administration made the controversial decision to... Read more.
Amid Escalating Tensions, Ukraine Receives $1.7 Billion Aid Package from Pentagon
On Monday, the Pentagon revealed plans to dispatch a fresh aid package for Ukraine, valued at $1.7 billion, as the nation continues its conflict with Russia. To... Read more.
Border Security in Focus: New Incident Spurs Political Controversy
A San Antonio police officer sustained critical injuries after being shot by Jorge Chacon-Gutierrez, a 25-year-old Venezuelan national who was in the United States... Read more.
