The House and the Senate have come to an agreement that will award officers who defended the Capitol on January 6 the Congressional Gold Medal by a vote of 406-21. The bill will award three MORE
Fiona Hill, who was once Trump’s top Russia adviser, told Don Lemon on Tuesday night that she considered looking around for a fire alarm or faking a medical emergency in order to interrupt the disastrous MORE
The New York Times reported on Tuesday that the the Trump Organization’s finance chief, Allen Weisselberg, could face criminal charges as early as this summer. In recent weeks, a grand jury has been hearing evidence about MORE
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LE††UCE PREY According to the law, which was HB 529 in the Florida legislature, principals of each public school shall require teachers in first-period classrooms in all grades to set aside at least one minute MORE
Abbott made national headlines with his announcement Thursday in Del Rio that Texas would build its own wall at the Mexico border, though he provided no further details and said he would lay out the MORE
On Tuesday, the House Oversight Committee released emails detailing the Former Guy’s “repeated efforts to pressure the Department of Justice to pursue his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud in the 2020 presidential election and help MORE
Nu††er Wa†ch In an interview with Rolling Stone, MyPillow CEO and pro-Trump conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell once again kicked the can down the road regarding Donald Trump alleged return to the White House. According to MORE
The White House did not make a decision about whether to seek a new law with specific criminal penalties for committing or supporting domestic terrorism. The Biden administration on Tuesday rolled out what it said MORE
The Texas grid operator — Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) — is asking residents to lower their power consumption this week “as much as possible” as temperatures over 100 degrees in some spots, combined with MORE
Two people are wounded and one person is dead following a shooting on Monday at a Georgia grocery store that was sparked by an argument over the store’s COVID-19 mask policy. The incident occurred at MORE
Personally, I prefer quiet time but apparently, COVId-19 is over in the sunny state of CA so make some noise! CA opens back up today and there are signs everywhere that hey, it’s over!!! So MORE
Greene delivered the public apology following a visit earlier Monday to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum weeks after she drew condemnation from fellow Republicans for the remarks over the long Memorial Day recess. “I just want to MORE
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A Department of Justice official appointed under Trump is stepping down at the end of next week amid backlash over investigations of leaks and subpoenas for the records of Democrats. John Demers, the head of MORE
In the viral videos of the incident, a Black teenager,19-year-old Brian Everett Anderson, is seen with his hands up and then drops to the ground after being tasered by an officer, who also repeatedly kneed MORE
”Justice Sonia Sotomayor agreed with the decision but wrote separately suggesting that Congress should fix the problem” The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a revised federal law does not allow prison inmates to seek a reduction in MORE
Mitch McConnell said on Monday that if the GOP regained control of the Senate in 2022, he would apply the same rule he made up in 2016 over the replacement of Justice Scalia that prevented MORE
Trump’s Department of Justice seized then-White House counsel Don McGahn’s Apple account info in February 2018, according to a source familiar with the matter. It’s unclear what the DOJ was looking for, or if the MORE
According to Minneapolis Police Department, a woman died after a speeding car drove through a crowd of demonstrators late Sunday evening. According to NPR: Demonstrators were gathered to protest the June 3 shooting death of MORE
The Westminster Kennel Club still held its annual dog show this week– relocated with COVID protocols– but otherwise, the same fascinating show. This year, four new breeds were included and the Best In Show was MORE
It’s Sunday and the weekend has come to an end. Below are a few articles and events we might have missed but are worthy of discussion. And in case you missed the Sunday shows, we MORE
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited last Monday at Justice High School in Fairfax Virginia. Wing nut site Newsmax objected to it and convened a 5 person panel to discuss it on Thursday. The panel MORE
This is a followup to 178 Texas Hospital Workers Suspended for Refusing COVID Vaccine U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes (Reagan) noted in the ruling that the federal government has advised that companies can require workers MORE
While most Americans go about their calmer post-Trumpian lives under the Biden administration, a significant number of their fellow citizens live in a different reality entirely. For them, a world of dystopian intensity has just MORE