Security Breach at White House Correspondents' Dinner Raises Concerns
A man armed with weapons breached security at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, prompting questions about Secret Service effectiveness.
THEO RAMIREZ — 04.26.26
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a New Jersey pro-life center can challenge a subpoena demanding donor information, citing First Amendment protections.
COURTS & LAW — 04.29.26
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Declining Birth Rates Raise Concerns About America's Future
OLIVER BROWN — 04.28.26
Shooting Incident at White House Correspondents’ Dinner Raises Concerns Over Political Rhetoric
THEO RAMIREZ — 04.27.26
CBS Correspondent Norah O'Donnell Faces Criticism for Comments on Trump After Assassination Attempt
THEO RAMIREZ — 04.27.26
New FBI Document Revives Controversy Over Clinton Foundation Investigations
LIAM WALKER — 04.27.26
Louisiana Lawmakers Propose Bill to Address Homelessness Amid Controversy
APRIL CLARK — 04.27.26
- Virginia AG Appeals Court Ruling on Gerrymander Ballot LanguageAPRIL CLARK — 04.24.26
- Senator Roger Marshall to Introduce Bill Banning Transgender Procedures for MinorsLIAM WALKER — 04.24.26
- Mississippi Solicitor General Defended Abortion Law Against Roe PrecedentLIAM WALKER — 04.24.26
Watchdog Calls for IRS Investigation into SPLC's Tax-Exempt Status Following Indictment
A watchdog group has urged the IRS to investigate the SPLC's tax-exempt status after the organization was indicted on fraud charges.
LIAM WALKER — 04.24.26
Virginia GOP Reflects on Gerrymandering Loss Amid Funding Disparities
Virginia Republicans assess their defeat in a gerrymandering referendum, citing funding gaps and strategic missteps as key factors in the outcome.
LIAM WALKER — 04.23.26
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Vice President J.D. Vance acknowledges the unpopularity of the Iran war among young Trump supporters, urging engagement on domestic issues ahead of midterms.
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LIAM WALKER — 04.23.26
Delays in Dobbs Decision Linked to Dissenting Justices' Footnote, New Book Claims
A new book reveals that dissenting justices delayed the Dobbs decision's release, raising security concerns amid threats against the court.
