In an unexpected development, Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, pleaded not guilty to federal tax charges. This comes after a plea deal
In a landmark ruling Tuesday, U.S. District Judge John S. Tigar put a hold on a Biden administration rule that sought to restrict asylum applications.
In a maze of justice, how many secrets lie hidden? Today, court documents reveal that eight search warrants and affidavits were filed in the federal
The new monument encompasses three poignant locations: Graball Landing near Glendora, Mississippi, where Till’s body was recovered; Chicago’s Roberts Temple Church of God, the site of Till’s high profile, open casket funeral; and the Tallahatchie County Second District Courthouse in Sumner, Mississippi, where Till’s murderers were acquitted.
Anderson Economic Group predicts that a 10-day strike could inflict a whopping $7 billion blow to the economy with workers, customers, and UPS itself feeling the sting.
Are Florida schools about to see a re-imagining of African-American history through an incorrect curriculum lens? In a unanimous vote, the state’s Board of Education
As the House worked this week on passing the annual defense spending bill, Texas Congressman Chip Roy used a hearing to mock a Marine Corps social media post that celebrated Pride Month.
The Secret Service is closing its investigation into the discovery of cocaine at the White House. The law enforcement agency said it was unable to
Hackers based in China have breached U.S. government email accounts, including two executive branch agencies, one of which was the State Department. “We did two
Protesters flooded the Iowa State Capitol during a one-day special session. A new six-week abortion bill was passed by the Iowa State Legislature and Story
Senator Tommy Tuberville is changing his mind after refusing to say that white nationalists were racist. The Alabama Republican received a flood of backlash Monday
The proposed rule unveiled by the Department of Health and Human Services includes capping childcare co-payments for working families at 7% of their income, with states encouraged to waive copayments for families below 150% of the federal poverty level.
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